Will Finish It Today In Minnie Healey Mine Case
The Minnie Healey case proceeds with trial nearly complete and witnesses detailing an accident at the Healey mine after Heinze began work. Judge Harney limits arguments. Walsh exceeds time but receives extension as court closes for day. In separate action Hattie Reek sues Albert Reek for divorce citing his six year penitentiary term for forgery. Beek seeks reinstatement of maiden name Hattie Hill. Dempsey murder appeal ruled admissible. Nicholas Hughes sues Benoit et al for 91.10 and 75 attorney fee while Baltic lode lien suit proceeds. Appraiser finds Susan A. Smith estate not subject to inheritance tax.
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Minnie Healey
E. L. Mahoney
Heinze
W. W. Wishon
Harney
Hattie Reek
Albert Reek
Reek
Butte
Minneapolis
Beek
Deer Lodge
Hattie L. Hill
Nicholas Hughe
Moses Benoit
Baltic
Early Morning Arrests Reported in Local Trouble
Joseph Harkins, residing in a Travonia lode cabin, was arrested for wife beating after a early morning altercation sparked by a house party. Mrs. Harkins suffered a black eye and police took her husband into custody. Kittie Lee of Galena street was jailed overnight and faces police court today on a street walking charge.
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Joseph Harkins
Travonia Lode
Harkins
Miner Samuel Evans Charged With Slashing In Saloon Fight
In Jerry Mullins saloon on Main street around 12:30 this morning Samuel Evans a miner known as p worty attempted to carve Pete Bradley a boiler maker with a large butcher knife. Both men were jailed with Bradley treated for scalp wounds by City Physician Leggat and released to his room.
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Samuel Evans
Pete Bradley
Jerry Mullins
Main Street
P Worty
Shorty
Bradley
Sligny
Leggat
Arve
Italian Government Takes a Hand in Iola Labor Clash
Italian consul Jerome Fedeli in Kansas City said the Iola labor trouble where Italians were driven from the town and assaulted by American workers will become an international incident. Eleven Italians arrived today with several injured. one carried from a train in a blanket. Fedeli will report to Count Rosewadowski in Chicago. Leaders of the mob were arrested and jailed on bond.
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Kansas City
Jerome Fedeli
Iola
Kan
Consul Fedeli
Trouble Eases After Cement Plant Tensions In Iola
May 9 Iola reports the clash between local workers and itinerant Italians from Kansas City largely finished. Italians returned home after the cement company bought tickets for them. Leaders of the mob were arrested and the men were sent back by the first passenger train. Some reports spoke of injuries, but these could not be confirmed.
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Iola
Ikan
Kansas City
Cement Company
King Edward II and the Chancellor Cite Finances in Commons
In London on May 9 the chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach disclosed that King Edward II relies on the duchy of Lancaster revenue and parliamentary éects to support his personal fortune, a fact the speaker says could not be too widely known.
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London
Michael Hicks-Beach
House of Commons
Duchy of Lancaster
Russian troops quell workers rally at Tiflis
A Reuters report from St Petersburg says Russian forces stopped a worker demonstration at Tiflis on May 6. Several people were wounded on both sides by revolvers and knives. The dispatch notes 41 injuries.
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London
Reuter
St. Petersburg
Tiflis
Congestion in Jacksonville Spurs Sanitary Efforts
In unburned sections of Jacksonville Florida May 9 a sanitary patrol was appointed and nearly 200 men hired to clean debris. Heat hampers work as many buildings smoulder while Catholics in the United States and Canada are urged to aid the local clergy by Rev John Moore and Very Rev William J Kenney.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John Moore
St. Augustine
William J
Uncertain Livingston City Government Faces Vacancies
A Livingston irregularity leaves mayor Charles Garnier and three aldermen without oath or bond after an April election. County Attorney Miller questions who constitutes the city council, potential vacancies, and whether the old officials hold de facto power while quo warrants or legal actions are considered.
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Standard
Livingston
Charles Garnier
Frank Bender
Garnier
Bender
Miller
Old Council
McKinley Party Plans Del Monte Trip
The president and Mrs. McKinley dined at Homer Laughlin's residence and the party will depart at six tomorrow morning for Del Monte. They will stop at Ventura Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo along the way for a Sunday visit.
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McKinley
Homer Laughlin
del Monte
Ventura
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Panic in Wall Street Sends Shock Through Markets
The report describes a broad Wall Street panic affecting bonds and American railroad securities. British reporters note London’s limited exposure but fear the crisis could undermine the U.S. money market and chillingly impact global confidence as settlement and consolidation schemes loom.
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West End
New York
New York Exchange
Wall Street
Daily Mail
London
Daily Telegraph
United States
The
Financial News
Raileway
Mellen Amazed by Northern Pacific Stock Jumps
In St Paul at the Northern Pacific general office President C S Mellen watched New York stock fluctuations with interest and refused to explain them. He reacted with surprise as Northern Pacific common climbed past 250 and again when it neared 1000, expressing disbelief at the dramatic moves.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific General
New York
C.S. Mellen
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Common
Charlies QR Sickels Agency Failure Shocks Wall Street
The assignment of Charlies QR Sickels stock raker is announced with $80,000 mobilities and assets at least equal. Sickels, sole member of his firm, blames the stock market slump and customer margins. Also at the Consolidated exchange, A F Fields fails with undisclosed amount.
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New York
Charlies QR
Sickels
Charles R. Sickels
Consolidated Exchange
Exchange
A. F. Fields
Minister suspended over alleged financial losses at Millburn
Rev James A Harris former Congregational pastor of Millburn Illinois faces a six month suspension pending investigation after parishioners claim they lost over 100000 entrusted for speculative ventures. Harris once practiced law in Chicago and served on the board of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James A. Harris
Congregational Church
Millburn, Ill
Harris
Board of Trade
Deutschland Sets Record for Fastest Transatlantic Run
The Hamburg American Line steamship Deutschland arrived from Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg and broke the daily speed record. From noon May 8 to noon today it logged 587 knots or 676.41 miles, the fastest day in steam navigation history.
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New York
Hamburg - American Line
Deutschland
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Irish People Seized Over Attacks on King and Wyndham
Police seized William OBrien's weekly paper the Irish People in Dublin. Reports say seizure was for anti king Edward material and another report cites a personal attack on George Wyndham the Irish secretary.
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Dublin
William O'Brien
The
Irish People
Edward
George Wyndham
General DeWet House Burned Near His Farm
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain told the House that General DeWet's house was burned in June after the railroad was cut near his farm.
Hui Ju Fen Arrives En Route to Pekin for Court Return
Hui Ju Fen former director of Chinese railways reached Tientsin today en route to Pekin. He is reportedly one of five officials chosen by Emperor Kuang Su to prepare the capital for the court's return.
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Tientsin
Cleveland Goes a Fishing in Sandusky Visit
Ex-President Grover Cleveland arrived in Sandusky Ohio on May 9 to spend ten days fishing at Middle Bass.
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Cleveland
Sandusky
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Burlington executives say control of Northern Pacific immaterial
Burlington officials in Boston today said it makes no difference who controls the Northern Pacific as a merger with the Burlington and the Great Northern proceeds. A director noted control changes should not affect relations, and bond issues do not require a stockholders vote.
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Burlington
Northern Pacific
Boston
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Paca
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Wall Street Battle Over Northern Pacific Sale
In Portland today intense interest surrounded the battle for control of the Northern Pacific. Crowds gathered as news arrived that the railroad had been sold at 1000 dollars cash on the stock exchange, sparking widespread discussion about the outcome of the struggle.
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Portland
Ore
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Men Not Proper Critics of Women Rings
A critic notes that men are not proper critics of women for leaving finger rings on the wash. He argues the sterner sex are equally careless about jewelry, countering male complaints with a humorous remark about his wife leaving hers in laundry.
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Creation
Reckless Ring Handling At The Seashore
A column discusses women losing rings, sharing tales of rings left with strangers at beaches and in trains. It notes repeated recoveries and one famous loss despite counting, warning about carelessness with valuable jewelry and suggesting на providence protects women and their rings.
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S—e
NO PROFIT IN NEGRO LABOR. From the Atlanta Institution
The Vesta cotton mills of Charleston moved to Gainesville to use white labor instead of Black workers. The piece argues that Black workers lack long term thrift and continuity, claiming only the highest white types possess sustained labor, and that Black workers will spend wages immediately instead of saving for the future.
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Atlanta
Vesta Cotton Mills
Charleston
Gainesville
Vesta
Mijl
No clear headline available from the fragment
A fragment discusses a black man’s limited view of work and a white man’s motive to labor, touching on family support and endurance up to death.
Cost of the lawmakers in Europe and beyond
The article compares parliamentary expenses across Europe and other regions. It notes France as the most expensive at 1.5 million dollars yearly with 884 lawmakers, the United States at 2.5 million, and Britain with no salaries but travel costs. It cites Italy, Germany, Russia, Holland, Austria and more, detailing salaries, per diem rates, and annual costs.
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Europe
France
United States
Russia
London
Parliament of
Holland
Austria
Vienna
Buda-Pesth
Surgeries Come With Soaring Costs in Modern Medicine
From the New York Tribune M H Dollard of Philadelphia notes fees for surgeons have risen as the practice changed. He recalls the old country doctor who was both physician and surgeon often devising home remedies and patent medicines echoing early medical era. He recalls an urgent country visit for an ulcerated truth causing severe pain.
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New York Tribune
M. H. Dollard
Philadelphia
Holland House
Hill
Medieval Dentist and a Hammered Tooth Tale
A speaker recalls old medical practice where a tooth was pulled with a hammer and nail in a distant office. He contrasts then with modern charges, noting a millionaire paid 15 000 for a leg operation and 17 000 for an appendicitis, remarking on high costs.
Hanging for Burglars. A Pittsburg Press editorial
The piece denounces burglary as the most heinous crime arguing burglars commit murder in cold blood and deserve severe penalties. It questions whether current punishments deter crime and suggests lawmakers consider harsher penalties to deter housebreaking and protect society.
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Pittsburg
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Fair
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Company
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Spokane Galvanized Wire Pipe Company
Spokane Galvanized Wire Pipe Co
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Hemenway & Moser, Distributors
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