Gambling hall clash ends in rent dispute at brewery
In a California Brewery dispute, John Enright and partner Enright & Strong try to reopen a gambling hall despite a court ruling that the space was used for illegal gambling. The owner Mitch Mulch claims possessory rights. lawyers foresee ejectment or unlawful detainer actions as authorities weigh lease terms and tenant removals.
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John
California
Burigit & Strong
Enright & Stony
Cammel
Joan F. Davies
Cormmotion
John Enright
Enright
Butie
Mitch
Enrleht
Muich
Jane
Fork
Mr. Mulch
Hnright & Strong
District
Milch
Suil Dbaright & Strong
Daviss
Woright
Halkinul
Broris
Peter Brera
Enright & Strong
All Gambing Hall
Mile
Tims
Ashe
Russell Harding Dead Prominent Railway Man
Russell Harding prominent railway official died in New York today from water and stomach complaints at an advanced age. He began with early railway work and remained in the industry a long career, leaving a notable imprint on railway administration.
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Russell Harding
New York
Greer Northern Railway
Railway executive career spanning multiple railways in the era
The text outlines a career path through several railroads and firms around 1900, noting roles such as president, general manager, and superintendent. It mentions associations with H. B. Holling & Co., banks and brokers, and posts at Gren Northern and Saint Louis Southwestern lines, with leadership in various regional railways.
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Tip
Parc Marquette Syatwaigna
H. B. Holling & Co
Ars End Brokers
Herding
Weverl
Jet
Gren Northern Railway
Vce
Lowlh Bouthwestont Railway
SL Louis Bouthyeatarn
Miner Ed Buckley Charged With Burglary
Ed Buckley a miner at the Speenlater was arrested by Detective Ed Morriseay and held on burglary charges. Authorities say evidence links him to the theft of cut glass valued at $83.49 from a sample room in the Thornton hotel annex last Saturday morning. The stolen goods, owned by a traveling salesman, were recovered, leading to Buckley’s arrest. He was held in the city jail without bond and awaiting jailer permission for a visitor access.
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Ed Buckley
Speen
Ed Morriseay
Low
Svithout
Arthur Marks Convicted and Given Long Sentence
Detective Charles Q Bates returned from a trip to Idaho to testify at the trial of A Leah alias All that Murky and She Jow Kid Leon. The defendant was held by the penitentiary despite counsel and time spent in his defense. The owner sought to settle the loss by withdrawing the prosecution, and a verdict followed amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Butte Vity
Charles Q. Bates
Bolee
Tdaho
A. Leah
Leon
James Thintey
Heywood
Timex
Campbell’s Kyts Found Detained at Police Headquarters
Fragmentary text notes Cambell’s Kyts wearing a tag with the name J. 21, Campbell found and held at police headquarters for a “chamant” while references mention common headache remedies and laxative products, with unclear names like Meapache and Laxative Bromos.
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Cambell
Dixon Bill Aims for National Buffalo Park on Flathead
Senator Dixon drafts a bill for Immediate Introduction to establish a national buffalo park on the Flathead reservation north of Jocko and Pend d Oreille rivers. Roosevelt endorses it. the American Society backs the plan and proposes land be set aside free. A $40,000 appropriation would buy lands from Indians and build a permanent fence.
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Washington
Dixon
Flathead Reservation
Roosevelt
American Society
Sbeisty
Tnvalll
Jocko
Pend D'Dreula
Heinze Demurrers Overruled by Court
New York March. The deporters interposed in behalf of F Augustus Heinze aled a motion to quash the indictment charging the overcertification of checks aggregating more than 400000 were overruled by Judge Hough in the United States circuit court today. The overcertification of checks charged in the indictment is all info have occurred while he was exident of the Mercantile bank Inat.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze Aled
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Mercantile Bank
John F Miller Elected New Mayor of Seattle
Election returns at 12 50 indicate a plurality of about three to four thousand votes for Joan F Miller Republican candidate for mayor. City council expected to be split Republican. Unusual hangy vote under the new primary law and strong interest drew many voters.
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Seattle
Weluuk
Joan F. Miller
Bryan Arrives in Lintely Nebraska for 13 Day Stay
William Bryan reached Lintely Nebraska and will remain at Fairview until March 18 after a brief trip to Omaha for the Democratic convention March 5. He had been ill with a severe cold and said he was much better, spending the day on personal matters accumulated during his absence.
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Lintely
Neb
iWilliam
Bryan
Omaha
Fairview Unti
Governor Hughes condemns gambling as state curse in message
In Albany on March 4 Governor Hughes sent a message to the assembly declining to name a gambler tied to letters urging delay of anti race track bills. He affirms confidence the legislature will enact constitutional measures to purge the state of gambling linked misery, condemning those who profit from it and urging focus on public gambling as the true target. The message was laid on the table without comment.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Auto Racing at Ormond Shows Busy Schedule
The sixth annual Ormond tournament on Daytona Beach opened with seven events planned, including two and a half mile Auto Class races and the Minneapolis International World Championship Trophy event. Only three cars started the 1.5 mile race before mechanical issues cut play, with Codrina driving a 45 horsepower Italian car winning the 1.5 mile event in 10 minutes 20 seconds, slightly slower than the two year old record.
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Ormond
Via
Ormond Dayton Beach
Codrino
Blakely
Shefts
Hallanenr
Ope
Blgkeley
Yravkneat
Cndring
Codriva
Clifford Harp
Billings Basket Tossers Fall to Glendive in Close Game
Billings faced a tough test in Glendive and were defeated 33 to 2e. Glendive displayed sharper teamwork and speed, with Mack and Burk shining for the locals while Peterson excelled for Billings in the first half. Thorne and Gogen contributed on guard duties as no major incidents marred the contest.
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Stepatch
Glendive
Compaty K
Billings
Viswors Swere
Tere
Mack and
Burk
Billings Peterson
Tow Gogen
Thorne
Neal
Siete
Bilings
STATE FAIR RACING FIXTURE ANNOUNCED FOR MEETING
An edited racing programme for the state fair is outlined including the new date of Feb 28 and prize allocations such as 2600 for a fair stake and 214 trot for two events. Horse classes include pacing 2:11 and trot 2:14 with purses of 1000 dollars for various events and a running mountain mile.
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Halen
Merchante
Great Falls Fair organizers pledge stakes and new events
The Great Falls fair representative agreed to cooperate with Hale end and offer two $1,600 stakes in the same divisions. Montana 3-year-olds will receive $780. The fair will begin September 21, a week earlier than planned. The directory approved a kennel show open to all breeds and plans for a new building with funds for the building and premiums allocated.
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Tawls and Clark
Marion
Great Falls
Hale End
I Pens
No decision in Pacific Athletic Club bout between Britt and Nelson
In Los Angeles a ten round match at the Pacific Athletic Club ended without a decision. Britt Scarce and Nelson fought with Britt landing more clean blows while Nelson struggled to score. The crowd urged both men to continue but the referee ruled no decision as required by law.
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Loa Angeles
March
Strony
Britt
Sal Traneseco
Sattlings
Nelso
Heguwisch
Nelson
Race Day Results Across New Orleans and Los Angeles
Race results from New Orleans and Los Angeles list winners and times for multiple events. Arionette led the New Orleans first race, with Tony W. and Serenade following. Los Angeles shows Billy Mays ham as winner in the five furlong event, with St. Hl von Inclement and Reed in second and third. Additional races across both locales include Rex handicap winner Jack Atkins and Severs taking a mile and a sixteenth, with various runners placing in subsequent events.
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New Orleans
Arionette
Tony W
Serenade
Shirley Rosaners
Linda Lake
Tartar Maid
Boiari Jz
O. Brest
Quadrille
Bell Weber
Mime
Millian
Rex
Jack Atkins
Severs
Sainsayn
St. Tavio
Thre
Heide
Lady Euther
Alss Strome
Lime
Jack Wilt
George Bailey
Flowaway
Tine
Los Angeles
Billy Mays Ham Wat
J. Z. Mee
Scond
Koenigen Louise
Iongee St. Hl von Inclement
I. Reed
Eve
Wou
Laudahdle Saccini
Lackfoot
Stanley Vaynan
Meelick
Cantor Shut
Pitt
Aucassin
Stubinon
Farlangs
Talarandston
Wisteria
Hercufler
Delirious with eczema cured by Cuticura remedies
A Victorian family credits Cuticura remedies with curing a 15 year old girl’s severe eczema after doctors failed. The account describes red, thickened, blistering skin spreading from the chest to the head, hair loss, pain, fever, and sleepless nights, followed by rapid recovery and restored hair growth after using Cuticura soap, ointment, and pills.
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Ter
Adelaide
Athnes
T. W. Hyd
Ongar
Boontrond
Bsaox
England
Mar
Hines
Yotlae ‘Drug & Chom
Cuusota
Horse Race Results Summary
O FArrell won the third race at six furlongs with Alcibiades second and Rustler third. Dick Wilson claimed the fourth race at seven furlongs with Billy Myer second and Halfard third. Ray Amelia won the lime mile and two yards event, Dorado and Shenon Healy followed. Weight and odds fragments obscure full results.
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O'Farrell
Alcibiades
Rustler
Dick Wilson
Billy Myer
Halfard
Ray Amelia
Dorado
Shenon- Healy
Lime
Mendon
Pallette
Wile
Manix Tops Boys in Bowls Best Game at Thorntons
Manix, a boy in the class B division, bowled the best game at Thornton alleys last night and finished five games with 3 pins. Contenders Howell 80, Mckutosh 735, Manno 18, Jepson 743, Ling 727, Mer ek 709, Goodall 620 led a close field as Frost Bennett Devine entrants prepare to challenge Manix Jovich, reigning class A champion, who will join the top company next week. It will not be allowed to enter class B events in the future.
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Manix
Thornton Alleys
Cheeth
Howell
Mckutosh
Manno
Jepson
Ling
Merek
Goodall
Russian Lion to sail for New York title clash
A cablegram from New York reports wrestler Googe Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion will sail from Liverpool by the Lusitania on Saturday for New York to begin training for a world wrestling championship match with Frans Gotch in Chicago on April. Hackenschmidt says he is in excellent condition and fully expects to win.
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New York
Faren
Googe Hackenschmidt
Liverpool
Frans Goteb
Hackanschmidt
Chicago
Robertson Beats Kelly In Madison Square Garden Invite
Robertson of the Irish-Anserloar club won the 1-yard invite at Madison Square Garden, defeating Dan Kelly, the western sprinter and holder of the world 100-yard record. Glens Falls report notes six-round bout results with Willis Lewis and Bil Hig Joy also mentioned. President Pul Yum of the National League announced rapid changes involving New York and Oakland.
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New York
Notch
Robertson
Madison Square Garden
Dan Kelly
Glens Falls
Willis Lewis
Bil Hig- Joy
New Teracy
Auatte
Lowia
Ituday
Nadler
Pul- Yum
National League Today
Ratcans Ly
Oakland
Cot
Dantol C. Shay
Explosion damages fence from oil stove blast at night
A reported oil stove explosion last night damaged a wooden fence at the corner of Alabama and Quartz streets. Occupants’ names were not learned from the damaged text.
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Morehead
Arthur Marks
Bill
Buffalo Park
Heinze
John F. Miller
Augres
Garland
Marcha
Rhea
Edgar
Helmer
Mabel Hollander
Mrs
Vernis Martin
Arpet OO
Giobe- Wernicke Bookfac, Ass
Kelly
Lewis Webrats
SUAY
Cartand
Dacter
Earth
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Megane Genaine
C. G. C. Neyer
A& Yard
Warner
Doctara Utd
Warkor
Bnfo Cure Co
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