Rights and suits unfold in Northern Miami cases
An extensive United MINK River committee meeting maps the water shelter adjudication, aiming to conclude in district court soon. Attorney Stanton and Sheriff McDonald fees are approved for service. Claude Wallace and Patrick Lafromusu fight near a camp celebration. Wallace bound over after a Mayhem charge. Police pursue the escapee to the Milk River, halted by Str. Heron and others.
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United Mink River Assistation
Auk
Stanton
Ferther
McDonald
Miamia
Claude Wallace
Patrick Lafromusu
Claude
Thehreed
W. C. Pyper
Bickle
Hastile
Mao
Str. Heron
Accused of Bigamy Divorce Set Aside
Florence Elliott Mahon, who wed her insane husband’s nurse Charles McMahon of Portland Oregon, was charged with bigamy yesterday. A warrant for her arrest was issued by Police Judge Cabaniss at the request of A G Rockwell, a former business associate. Circuit Judge Hunt set aside the interlocutory divorce decree from her husband John Eliot, now an inmate at the Town state hospital for the insane, noting California law requires a year after decree before remarriage.
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San Francisco, Jer
Florence
Elliotte Mahon
Charles MN. McMahon
Portland
Ore
Cabaniss
A. G. Rockwell
bUssiess
Elliott
Hunt
al ¥Oree
Bris. Elliott
John Eliot
Town State Hospital For
Californnia
Chadwick Mandate Sends Her to Penitentiary
In Cleveland on January 11 Unilert Statey Marshal Chandler received a circuit court of appeals mandate ordering him to enforce Judge Tayie’s judgment against Mrs. Chadwick. He will escort Chadwick to the state penitentiary in Columins with Marshal Chandler leading the way. The transport is set to depart tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marshal Chandler
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tayie
United States District Court
Mer. Chedwick
Chadwick
Capetts
Mya
Trial of Mrs Memes for Cruelty Leads Jury Verdict
In Aledo a jury found Mrs Mary Memes guilty of cruelty to a child she had taken in year t day fore her. She received one year’s imprisonment. In Los Angeles a separate note cites a fire causing $26,000 damage attributed to faulty electric wires at a mill building.
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Peoria
Jan. H
Mary I. Memes
Aledo
Los Angle
Ens Angeles
Siory
Douglas Yuhding
Ditiate
al Meulty
Fragmented OCR Reads Civil Building Amid Structural Fire
Partial readable lines describe a structure with southern packing and offices for passenger and freight bureaus. Reported fire caused limited damage with some rooms and facilities affected while several workers and professionals were present during the incident.
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Freventes
Strucure
Packis Oceupies
Ket
Liz Ista
Jassin Terimraries
Sixty-Five Shot Down in Rebel Action Near Vasyl
A chaotic clash unfolds as cavalry and infantry pursue revolutionaries. Rebels lose many, with scattered volleys and a bayonet charge breaking the rioters. authorities claim decisive suppression after a stern counterattack.
President Roosevelt Made Honorary Member of Red Men
Washington Dan 11, presidents sworn as an honorary member of the Improved Order of Red Men in the White House private office. National officers and many prominent members attended. Resolutions from Nashville last September praised the president’s efforts for peace between Japan and Russia. at 77 years old, this was his first honorary degree.
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Washington
Dan
Roosevelt
White House
Nashville
Tenn
Japan
Russia
City council debates gambling limits with ministers and citizens
A special city council meeting drew many ministers, Sunday school leaders, and citizens to review petitions urging closure of open gambling games. After long discussion Alderman Boned moved to postpone until May with a new council in charge, ministers pledging to pursue further steps to suppress gambling.
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Standard
Dillon
Dow
Tadies
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Citizers
Wtacup
Nhe
Erlip
Ames Ipporr
Ehe
Farn
Poker
Ariion
Boned
Kulowa
Selling Bogus Stock Suspect Arrested in New York
New York report describes forged certificates tied to Norfolk & Western Railroad stock sold to a local securities dealer. Samuel Wungpheeys Humphreys faced arraignment on an affidavit alleging collaboration with C. Augustus Seton in selling a forged certificate to Barnard & Clark. Bail set at 224, remanded to police head offices in default.
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New York
Samuel Wungpheeys
Felng
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Humphreys
C. Augustus Seton
Barnard & Clark
More Power 15 Needed in Senate Judiciary Push
Washington reports Senator Clark of Wyoming as chair introducing a measure authorizing the general solicitor attorney general and other department of justice officials to pursue any kind of legal action in any court or district regardless of residence. In Sacramento former Congressman George McBride of Oregon lies seriously ill after several days in a city hotel.
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Washington
Clark
Wyoring
Judiciary
Department of Justee
Toe Ivs Pha
Sacramento
Jan
Pormer
George McBride
Oregon
Farmer Dougless Wins California Estate From Wife
A Sioux City report says Douglas, a farmer near Sioux City, pursued a wife who eloped with a man named Porter to California. After a lengthy court battle he secured a decree granting him ownership of $40,000 in California property formerly held in his wife’s name.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Douglass
G. 5
Porter
California
Doug
Orda
Donglase
Los Angeles
Helenys
Pounliss
Allotment of Land To Family of Breeds
Sheetal Dispatch reports from Tewistown on January 11 that the government grants 180 acres of land and $10 to each member of the Chippewa trine family under a vacant ruling. The La Fountain family receives 960 acres near Black Butte and $299. Other allocations are expected to follow to aid impoverished families.
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Sheetal
Tewistown
la Fountain
Blackbutte
Uns
Wants To Rob Wall Street Speech Supports National Board
In a January session the senate debated a proposed national board of control of corporations. Mr Heyburn backed the plan while denouncing Wall Street as meddling in national affairs. An open session moved to discuss calendars and senate resolutions, ending without a decision as adjournment loomed.
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Washington
Jan Wi
Senate
Heyburn
National Board of Control of Corporations
Wall Stract
Ofis
Bacoy
Heiso
Spencer Eddy Engaged to Lurline Spreckels in Paris
St. Petersburg dispatch reports the American embassy confirms the engagement of Spencer Eddy, secretary at the embassy, to Miss Lurline Spreckels, daughter of August S. Spreckels of San Francisco. Eddy is currently in Cannes, France, and is receiving many congratulations from friends.
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St. Petersburg
Spencer Eddy
Lurline Spreckels
Sire
Augustis S. Spreckels
San Francisco
Carlisle grandson shoots self in accidental gun discharge
Mobile, Alabama reported that G Carlisle, grandson of former Secretary John G Carlisle, accidentally shot himself at noon. The wound was not believed fatal. The revolver had been purchased that morning in New York and was opened from a package when the weapon discharged.
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Moblie
Dan
W—Tohr
G. Carlisle
Trial date set in murder case for Samuel Krudzawski
An ornate dispatch from Tewistown reports that James Shewnan, charged with the murder of Samuel Krudzawski, will face further proceedings in January. Attorneys have reportedly reached an agreement regarding the timing of the next row in court.
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Standard
Tewistown
Jan
Downing a Midatanaine Death Prompts Seattle Remembrance
Seattle mourns the loss of Downing a Midatanaine, a well known figure who died yesterday in Saw Praneised. The description highlights his status as a prominent member of the community.
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Seattle
Wish
Jan. U
Was
Pioneer figures and fortunes in Alaska and Nova Scotia
An early excerpt recounts a man honoring Dawson in Alaska eight years and pursuing the Tanana dialect. It notes haxt pummer arriving from Fairbanks with $200,000 to buy supplies, and rumors of a fortune reaching up to seven to eight million through trading. Downing is identified as a Nova Scotia pioneer in the northern country’s contracting and stove piping sectors.
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Alaska
Dawson
Fairbanks
Pn Chase
Downing
Nova Scotia
Calendar Decision Leaves Resolution On Senate Calendar
In Senan Washington a session discussed Senator Bacon’s Moyocrats reform and left the resolution on the calendar after a Senate dispute. Vice President Morton produced precedent. Morgan defended Bacon’s claim that the action was improper. The vice president’s ruling leaves the measure in place until a majority vote or unanimous consent removes it.
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Senan Washington
Senate
Bacon
Wairbatks
Morton
Venee Jal Morgan
Insurgents Sign Pledge to Vote Against Rule
Washington January Fifty Republican representatives align with insurgents in the House by signing a pledge against any ratification provisions blocking statehood amendments. Since yesterday more members pledged, aiming to reach forty before week’s end. Supporters claim Barton has exited the movement.
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Washington
Jan. S
Large Wheat Yield Report From Shields River Valley
The Protective association of the Shields river valley reports a strong winter wheat yield with seven thrashing machines recording about 325000 bushels total. Average yields reach 45 bushels per acre with higher results in upper valley fields and possible irrigation gains next year. The valley remains largely under cultivation and offers opportunities for settlers seeking homes and work. Pred Sumner and Dudley Gilbert invite inquiries about valley opportunities.
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Blandard
Varawla Protective Association
Shields River
Yleta Mhleh
Hormeseeker
Collowwood Creek
Valey
Oftcera
Pred Sumner
Dudley Gilbert
Nelson Kills Wife and Children Then Ends Own Life
In Tacoma a man named Nelson killed his mother with a razor and attacked his wife and two children before taking his own life with a revolver. The murder scene was brutal, with the wife and children struck down and the infant child critically injured. Police note unpaid taxes as motive and report Nelson emigrated from Sweden three years ago. The house showed an awful scene as neighbors recount the grisly events this morning.
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Tacoma
Jan, Jr
Nels Nelson
Log- Ber
Wilkeson
Nelson
Sweden
Wilseson
Lome
Morder
Wis Head
Notriet
Wil
Ted
WATTER OF EXTRADITION IN HANDS OF THE COURT
In Sivianoah Georgia on January second the court considered the demurrer in Special plea to Indictment 2a 377. Greene and Gaynor faced extradition from Canada as arguments concluded and a decision was not expected until tomorrow.
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Watter
Sivanoah
Tudge Suter
Anon
Greene-Gaynor
Greene
Gaynor
Canada
Pioneer of Ravalli Across Great Divide Dies
Hamilton, Jan 1 William Waddell a prominent Bitter Root ranchman died at his son John F Waddell’s home near Darby this morning He was born in Illinois 1838 He had lived in Ravalli county for 24 years arriving with early settlers He leaves three daughters and a son all residing in the county No funeral arrangements yet
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Standard
Hamilton
William Waddell
John F. Waddell
Darby
Cllnols
Ravalli County
Hamilton Notes Delights of a Tuesday Night Social
Hamilton January notes describe a buftodge hall gathering with wives and friends, progressive whist, prizes won, and dancing after refreshments. Mentions visits from Mrs. QO FE Lewis of Stevensville, Mrs. Fred Grill issuing card party invites, and local residents including Mr and Mrs R I Nickelson of Darby, Miss Helen Hirky hosting friends, and bank foreclosures filed by Western Montana National Bank against Ephraim L Wackett et al. The piece captures social chatter, upcoming events, and ongoing court proceedings in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Fred Grill
W. O. Fisk
Minnesot
R. I. Nickelson
Darby
Hamilton Anu
Dent
Yislar
Sheriff Cove
Terne
Cpurt
Haaditen
Thige
Ben Aleul
Misa
Neil Smithey
Eese Chapin
Montara National Bank
Ephraing T. Blackets
Aid
County awards Yellowstone bridge contract at Mullergak mouth
Livingston January 12 a special session of the county board awarded Jacob J. Sohn of this city the contract to build a bridge over the Yellowstone at Mullergak mouth. The cost is about 10000 dollars with half subscribed by the ranchers who would benefit. The board rejected bridging Yellowstone to the creek at that location as it would cost about 6000 dollars and could not be afforded now.
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Standard
Livingston
Yellowstone
Mullergak
Jacob J. Soh
Tne Creck
Damaged Portlan Ore Factory Fire Damages Plant
A fire at a Portland area factory caused damage to the Like Manufacturing Company today. The blaze began in a dry kiln area and the exact cause remains under investigation. Local officials reported no injuries and units from nearby stations assisted.
Papia Senate Elects Re-elected Leader Amid Candidacy Talks
M Fatiletes Initny was re-elected president of the senate, with Burke and anajavity involved in the process. He remains one of the more prominent candidates for the presidency of the republic as discussions continue.
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Papia
M. Fatiletes Initny Wis
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