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Ten Thousand Dollars Awarded in Lewis vs Steele
Abram Lewis won ten thousand dollars in his suit against Charles Steele over the death of Rose Ametia Lewis struck by an automobile at Park and Columbia streets. The nine to three verdict followed a nine day trial in Judge Lynch's department, with jurors including Linden and McGinnis among others.
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Abram Lewis
Charles Steele
Peter Linden
Atlen Mc
John Korn
Patrick Menon
John Pershini
Henry Nankerville
G.L. Gagnon
Page
Judge Lynch
Butte, Anaconda & Pacife
Butte Street Railway
Boyle
Street Railway
Daniel McLeod
James Gavigan
Sermis Holland
Ve Hennig
James Murphy
Willam Johns
Michael T. Walsh Kirk
W. H. Berryman
Gus Eliner
John Powers
R. L. Rub
Raiload
Confederate Veterans elects General Young chief
Jacksonville Florida May 7 General Young of Louisville Kentucky was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the annual reunion today One hundred survivors of General Forbes famous cavalry brigade offered their services to President Wilson in event of war with Mexico in resolutions sent to the president. Public funeral plans for George McKenie Poinsett and Charles Allen Smith were approved with city funds and officials urged a one hour business suspension and half mast flags. Public schools to be closed. Marie Ganz industrial worker sentenced to 30 days at Blackwell's Island but granted habeas corpus to Gay returnable tomorrow.
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Jacksonville
Fi H."young
Louisville
United Confederate ‘Veterans
Forbeats
Wilson
Mexico
George McKenie Poinsett
Charles Allen Smith
Vera Cruz
Blankenburg
Philadelphia
New York
Marie Ganz
Toland
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Amateur Players Win Appreciation at Empire Theater
Members of the Marian White Arts and Crafts clubs presented a large ensemble performance last evening under Miss Gertrude Ryan. The play featured "Compromising" and the comedy drama "An Aristocrat" with Roger Lane starring as the Ene Mish gentleman and Elizabeth Bennett family members receiving high praise. The Arts and Crafts club maintained its Gramatic Time reputation adding to its treasury as the cast list included Fitzgerald Darey as an aristocrat and Miss Elizabeth Bennett as Jane, with Mrs. T. J. Degnan and Mrs. Joseph Casey delivering notable turns.
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Marian White Arte and Crafts Clubs
Empire Theater
Gertrude Ryan
Roger Lane
Applaise
T. J. Degnan
Tennett
Joseph Casey
Arte and Crafts Club
Thas
Fitzgerald Darey
Harold Lew
Charles Bingley
Darcy
Gordon Keys
Colonel Fitzwilliam
Darey
Hugo Kenck
Disappearance of Old Inter Ocean
Chicago records reveal the Chicago Record-Herald and Chicago Inter Ocean were bought by James Keeley. The papers will merge as the Record-Herald with Keeley likely leaving the Tribune. The Inter Ocean’s history traces to 1854 and a string of owners and mergers.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Chicago Inter Ocean
James Keeley
The
Tribune
George Wheeler Hinman
Inter Ocean
Titer Ocean
Record-Herald
Keeley
Inner Ocean
Republican
Charles A. Dana
Dana
Inter- Ocean
J Young Scammon
Frank W. Palmer
Des Moles
Iowa
Purehick
William Penn Nixon
HH. H. Kohlsa
Daily Times
Chicago Herald
Cyrus H. McCormick
SteCormick
Times
Chica Times-Herald
Wilbur F. Storey
Herald
Times- Herald
Hermann J. Kohlsaat
Times-Herald
Record
Victor F. Lawson
Record- Herald
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Ita
Frank B. Noyes
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Lawson
Sun
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Lumbermen to Convene in San Francisco in 1915
San Francisco reports that the May Z Word from Chicago indicates the United States lumbermen will hold their convention in San Francisco in 1915 during the Panama Pacific exposition.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Lumbermen
United States
Sinking Begun in Colorado Mine of Davis Daly Co
Sinking work starts at the Davis Daly mine in Colorado, aiming to reach the 2600 level and commence cross cutting toward the Belmont vein. General Manager Creden says the shaft will drop about 600 feet from the present bottom, with a year expected for sinking and further cross-cutting. Management expects rich ore bodies on lower levels and plans stations to enable later cross cuts toward Belmont.
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Davis- -Daly Company
Belmont
Creden
Cros
Crodennd
Davis
Daly
Banks subscribe funds to organize federal system
In Seattle on May 4 the team wage dispute led to higher pay demands and union recognition, triggering deployment of 45 extra policemen, several shootings, and property damage totaling thousands of dollars as the dispute escalates. Subscriptions by 7501 banks reach 96,267,000 dollars with many banks joining the stock to enable the organization.
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Washington
Seattle
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