Bank receivership details loom over state savings bank case
Court records reveal a receiver to oversee the State Savings Bank matter as creditors seek up to 200000 in cash and 280000 in securities. Judge Bourahiy orders actions to secure funds while listing assets and debts across the bank and related companies, with hearings and timelines set for early March.
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Heine
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Moe
Limited Copper Company
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Callins
Callins, State Hawk
Navy reform debate on merchant crew and naval command
Washington December 27 reports outline a plan to appoint a merchant crew led by a named officer, with the ship to be manned by a crew from the merchant fleet if the bid succeeds. The panel notes potential six month trials, with permanent seizure of naval administration if the experiment works. Senator Hale defends Admiral Brownson’s resignation as necessary for discipline, praising his prompt action.
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Senator presses to halt Goldfield troop withdrawal
Washington December 27 Senator Newlands of Nevada urged the war secretary to suspend the withdrawal of troops from Goldfield until he could confer with Governor Sparks and seek a call of the Nevada legislature. The dispute centers on constitutional rights to deploy federal troops and the need for local peace measures. Secretary Taft discussed the matter with President Roosevelt but would not disclose his recommendation or whether any reply had been received. Governor Sparks had previously refused to convene the legislature, prompting the intervention.
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War Declared Un Landlords War Declared Un Landlords
A chaotic report outlines tenant uprisings against landlords in New York. Readily apparent are calls for action, spontaneous meetings on blocks, and discussions of evictions, with residents resisting rent increases amid tense community tensions and collective organizing.
Arrests Made In City Pocket-Picking Case
Suspects including Ormsby, Keely, and Murphy were arrested after an alleged pocket-picking incident in the city. The defendants, held at the local station, faces a preliminary court appearance as police continue to investigate the sequence of events and identify additional participants. Irene may testify in the forthcoming proceedings.
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Ormnaby
Ormsby Tad
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Bret
Fell
Henry
Irene Tiie Mayibingy
China
Via
Bhaluthat
Helena Officer Uses Revolver in Ward Six Incident
A Helena officer fires a revolver during a night lodging raid in Ward Six. One man is wounded in the leg and another detained by police. The injured man, identified by officers, declined to provide information. The suspect remained under guard as inquiries continue.
Miners and Owners Await Court Action in Controversy
Miners and owners await a court decision amid a heated controversy over moving the mining operation. Proponents hope for success while opponents argue against the injunction, with local officials and workers watching closely for a ruling likely by May. The case centers on the Wral ore field and related mining activities.
Man Rescues Sister From Deportation Embroiled in Court Case
An unnamed San Francisco man saved his sister from deportation amid a dispute with a mother-in-law and a public accusation. The incident involves a July travel dispute on a vessel and a potential legal action, with relatives seeking custody and care arrangements in a developing court matter.
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Crain
Wisn
Alcamer Brarenburg
Rome
CTC
Explosion of dynamite kills railroad grader
An explosion of dynamite at a railroad site instantly killed a grader and left another victim severely injured. The blast damaged nearby equipment and sparked fears for the injured man’s survival as rescuers arrived. Authorities investigated the accident to determine the cause and prevent future incidents.
Peter Breen Reads Testimony in Defense of Pettibone
In a defense presentation during the Pettibone case, Peter Breen reads testimony from witnesses and outlines strategic points. The prosecutor’s questions and the defense’s objections frame the trial record as the case moves toward further examination.
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Pettibone
Fred Hraties
Uliera
Walid
Tye Oortine
Peter Heer
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