Federal liability action cited in dam age suit against railroad
The case of Nick Gorimidge vs Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Found Railway Co. was moved to U S court. Judge McClernan granted transfer after arguments by Ruggles and Davies. Concrete mixer Germore injured at the Missippi station. other cases vacated or postponed. Oram Stephens seeks access to penitentiary records over alleged cruel treatment after July 1907.
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Nick Gorimidge
Missoprit
Lee Mantle
W Mec
White
MccClernan
Oram Stephens
Frank Cowley
Plimntin Fed
Hig
Stephens
Fine Attractions Tonight at Orion Stage
Orion hosts a Sunday amateur show featuring Miss Thorne in a brand-new act and a riotous reception. Special attractions include Joe Winters, the whistling bird imitator, plus local favorites Barney Kenno and Fay Lloyd with a lineup of ten others. A high-class photo play bill rounds out the entertainment.
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Ke Barney Kenno
Monologist
Dainty Fay Lloyd
Ike
Adventurer Sent Away After Many Escapades
Washington June 11 Six years in the penitentiary was the sentence imposed yesterday on Hume H West who, posing as Lieut Commander Henry J Knowlson U S Navy, swindled local jewelers and brokers. West, once a "priest" in Baltimore, was not unfrocked until before Cardinal Gibbons. He fled from the army years earlier and led an adventurous career, plans of escape failing when he sprained an ankle in Baltimore during a high wall seal.
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Washington
Hume H. West
Henry J. Knowlson
West
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Sall
Summons Issued In Washington Public Inquiry
Chalrina Hardwick of the investigation committee sent notices to prospective witnesses warning they must appear on the designated day or an officer will be sent to compel attendance. The telegram names Joseph F. Smith of Utah John D Speckela and Adolph Speckela of California Chester S Avery and Charles Cutler of Utah among expected sugar industry participants.
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Washington
Chalrina Hardwick
Lart Reies
Joseph FF. Smilla
Utah
Thousand fires from phosphorus matches rise in New York
New York on June 1 reports safety match regulations debated as experts note 1071 fires linked to phosphorus matches causing $368,499 in damages. Federal judge comments on state vs federal powers, condemning regulations as constitutional while noting penalties for unsafe handling.
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New York
Neeissary
Dog catcher's tough day as tagsless hounds run riot
Butte dog catcher Charles Larimer chased a loose pack after collecting dogs without licenses. Five dogs bolted from his wagon, one escaped. a scuffle with John Lowney led to arrest for disturbance. Lowney posted $25 and faces court, while Larimer resumes duty amid further canine incidents including a bulldog bite two weeks prior.
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Butte
Charles Larimer
Larimer
Lariner
East Copper Straet
Wyoming
Inaki
Lorimer
John Lowney
Jar
Frank
Lowney
Iarimer
Prevesich arraignment delayed for a week
Joseph Prevesich testified to pay a bribe to Detective Swede Murphy and later admitted perjury. Murphy’s hearing was adjourned due to his attorney’s absence. Antone Goronchy freed on $1,000 bond for criminal assault with John Farrel and Antone Daonati as sureties. Goronchy allegedly assaulted several young girls. Father Sullivan of Mount St. Charles College reports a successful year with 69 boarders and plans gymnasium improvements.
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Rambier
Ferior
Swede Murphy
Murphy
Police Commission
Antona Goronchy
Bonda
John Farrel
Antone Daonati
Goronnea
Figve
Father Sullivan
Mount St. Charles College
Helent
Bulla
Emmet Ittley
St Mary's Parish
Wil McDermott
St. Lawrence's
Frank Bheehan
Whale Marries Whalth At Capitol Hill Mansion
Miss Florence Sheedy of Leaver and Townsend Hurien of New York wed at Den Heedy’s Capitol Hill mansion in May. The bride, heiress to Western wealth, and groom from an aristocratic New York family, hosted 103 guests at the wedding and 1,500 at the reception. Denmit Sheedy presented a 210,000 check for her New York home and gifts, while ET. Burden added a $3,000 silver service. A grand ball followed at Columbia Gardens on June 19 hosted by the ladies, with admission.
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Tenyer
Florence Sheedy
Leaver
Townsend Hurien
New York
Capitol Hill
Denheedy
West
Burden
Ternacn
Demnit Sheedy
Adildon
Light Sentence for Postal Burglars in 1919 Case
Three young men Farl Whisen Carl Mesersmith and Wilson were convicted of burglary for breaking into the South Butte post office to steal money. Judge Raschn sentenced them to 12 months in county jail and fined each $249 citing youth and mitigating circumstances. The report notes the defendants’ troubled paths including job loss and drifting across cities.
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Wilson
St. Louis
Seattle
San Fran
Kelly Wins Postponed Retrial in City Suit
The case involving Kelly against the city moves to a new trial after the Supreme Court review, with Anane Dalzpatety and Elena Dune among the parties noted. The decision, rendered in Silver Tow county, restores the defendant’s request for a fresh hearing, while attorneys for the plaintiff contest the outcome.
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Gity
Aneelal Dalzpatety
Siaidara
Elena
Dune
Orien
Watriel Ghar
Silver
Tow
Times R. Ely
Ville
Supreme Court
Tony
Chicdustlee Reyalty
Wordick
Iba
Midiaén
Thomas A. Witla
Alixandar Norris
Appeal Dismissed As Time Bar Applies In Norris Case
Norris appealed from the judgment against him but the appeal was dismissed since he was not taken within the one year period after entry, rendering the challenge untimely. The ruling affirms the prior judgment and closes the appellate procedure.
Cardinal scores woman suffrage in address at St Josephs
Baltimore June 17 Gabriel Gihhensy spoke at the commencement exercises of St Josephs college. He argued the place for women is in the home and that women should not vote but could influence ballots through their husbands and brothers. He claimed women would be the champions of what is right.
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Baltimore
Gabriel Gihhensy
St. Joseph's College
Taft envoy to address arbitration proposal in Britain
In New York a Protestant clergyman bound for Washington carries a letter from the Regional Council of Churches of Tong Island. The missive expresses deep gratitude for the Christian proposals and invites involvement to promote arbitration between nations and advance peaceful reform.
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New York
Mayer
Washington
Taft
Great Tirltaln
Mantelnd
Turned Towns Halt After Storm Shuts Roads
An unusual weather disruption halted travel as Conk and Penty teams faced severe conditions. The scene included plans for Aleta and the Canadian Roversea with Wann Cars, and fieldwork at Cul PAN and WIT Island. Officials cited safety concerns and interrupted expeditions.
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Aleta
Canadien Roversea
Pogin
Andrew Garang
Cul Pan
Wit Island
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