Plucky Woman Marries After Long Horseback Raid
Mrs Frannie McFarland of Prannie Wyoming rode 730 miles by horseback to join Robert McFarland in Lewistown after a long pursuit. They wed, but an accident en route to Wyoming left Mr McFarland with a badly broken chin. The couple then faced a delayed return to his parents as she cared for him in the hospital.
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Standard
Lawgstown
Frannie McFarland
Prannie
Horgeback
Wyoming
Lewistown
McParland
Wyuiming
Sorseback
McFarland
Gould Alimony Dispute Cites Big Settlement Claims
New York May Mr Clarencr F Shearn counsel for Mrs Gould said Mrs Hent never asked for hundred thousand dollars from her husband. He added that during separation a conference with De Lancey Nicoll for Mr Gold touched alimony but four hundred thousand was not demanded. Nicoll confirmed the figures were discussed and that Mrs Gould would not accept such terms. The case follows police statements about the Gad vase drowning incident.
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New York
Clarencr F. Shearn
Gould
Fudge Hunt Coming to Helena Court
A report from Helena dated May 29 states Judge Hunt of the San Francisco circuit court will likely arrive May 10 and convene court May 11. A grand jury is expected to be panelled within a few days as the court opens.
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Helena
Hunt
Circuit Court of Apple
San Francisco
Cable Line Car Operation Resumes Amid Strike
San Francisco May 29 The first cable line run from Jack London Square to Powell Street resumed at 5 pm after the May 5 air strike began. Two hundred fifty cars operated today against a full normal of four hundred fourteen. Union leaders claim the strike remains unresolved but promise settlement when reached. temporary service will continue and more cars from the East are expected.
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San Francisco
Jackean
Powell Streets
Aircet
Atrawline
Water Front
Wid
Mason Street
California, Geary and Union Alraet Maes Owint
Manly el Abe United
Union Street
Jt Nceratives
Mven
Whornwell Sullally
Vicipient
United Rid Ponds
George FP. Chapman
Mullally
Tichard Corteling
Carmens Union
Garmen
Gettysburg Address line from Lincoln speech
Excerpted passage recalls honoring fallen soldiers and dedicating effort to the nation's founding ideals. It asserts a new birth of freedom and that government remains by and for the people, not to perish. The quotation underscores commitment to democracy and national unity.
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Lincoln
Preston and Smith Sentenced in Nevada Murder Case
Geldheld, Nev May Preston and Sill convicted of the murder of John Silve during the labor war. Taken to the state penitentiary for terms of years. An appeal for new trials was denied and seven defendants will stand trial together on murder charges with trials likely not before August. Bail granted for several. others to be refined tomorrow. The temporary jail is unsuitable for many defendants.
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Tan
Tayq
Cononiracy
Nevada
St. John
Goldfield Navine
Southern Pacific Won't Pay Damages for Glendale Wreck
Officials announce the Southern Pacific railroad will refuse damages to passengers from the Glendale wreck of May 15. Branded as caused by wreckers, the incident injured over two passengers, some seriously.
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Los Aneles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Glendale
Lady Fla accepts Lord Beresford estate settlement
Vlora Wolf known as Lady Fla settles claims against the late Lord Heresford estate. She accepts 810,000 plus 5,000 and waives all further claims, certifying she was never in law or infant wife of Lord Beresford.
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EI Pasa
Vlora Wolf
Lady Fla
Lord Delorel Reresford
Lord Heresford
Beresford
Iron Triangle rails deal reported by The Iron Trade Review
Cleveland May 2 The Iron Trade Review will say tomorrow that the Northy erm Pacific has closed with the Lackawana Steel Company for 4 000 tons of rails in addition to the 63 000 tons recently made with the Windsler company
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Northyerm Pacific
Lackawana Steel Company
Windsler Company
Idaho land conspiracy case with interesting features
Portland May 28 An Oregonian dispatch from Moscow Idaho reports testimony by Narimaty Jackson of Wessex Idaho that Nathe clerk of the state land award from 1000 to 1901 sought to influence witnesses and gain control of timber lands in Clearwater to benefit banks and school funds. Witnesses tie defendants Dwyer Kester Trobern to lands now spoken of as our lands and perjury schemes leading to lands ending with Lewis ton National Bank president Kattenbach.
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Portland
Saedal
Moscow
Idaho
Narimaty Jackson
Wessex
Idiho
Enlet
North Idaho
HL. Kester
Enahier
Lewistorn’ National Bank
Clearwater
Fry
Inne
John G. Kenley
Spokane
Llewellyn
Monarch Timber Company
Alan Mo
Dwyer
Kester
Hia
Ianda
H. Ferris
Lewiston
G. Th. Trobernpon
Trobnot
W. Jt. Kattenbach
Lewiston National Bank
McKinleys Lie Side by Side in Westland Cemetery
Canton Ohio May 26 The body of Tae Saxton McKinley rests beside her husband in Westland cemetery. Funeral services at the old fashioned McKinley home were simple with hymns. crowds lined Market and Tall streets as Roosevelt and cabinet members attended. The procession to the cemetery drew a large crowd, with prominent attendees andbearers named, and the resting place to be the mausoleum to be completed in September.
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Canton
Oke
Tae Saxton McKinley
West-land
Yim
McKinley Howe
Holly
McKinsey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Black Pen
Justicce
Rent
Cartelyry
Wilson
Harris
Herick
McKinley
Noh
Market Street
Wastlawn Cemetery
Henry W. Harter
John (. Neather
Joseph Miechele
Robert Cassidy
George B. France
Austin Igneh
R. & Shields
Judge c. Bow
Sirs
Cleveland
Geary
Fenster Knox
Pittsburg
Charles G. Dawes
Herrick
Webb Hases
James R. Garfield
Fairbanks
Hess
COMMENT IN JAPAN REGARDING AFFAIR IN SAN FRANCISCO
Yokio May 29 The Ashy its leader emphasizes in guarded words its opinion on the absence of sincerity by San Francisco municipal authorities to protect Japanese residents rights and calls on Washington to take decisive measures to end persecution. It notes gratitude for General Kuroki’s reception and laments the incident straining U S Japan relations urging removal of the trouble source to preserve friendship.
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Yokio
Ashy
San
Repeal of bust tax law upholds local occupation power
In a May 2 opinion, Attorney General Galen in reply to County Attorney Stewart of Virginia City states that repealing the bust tax and occupation law by the state Legislature does not erode the power of incorporated towns to license tax and regulate occupations. The substance affirms local authorities retain regulatory authority within their limits.
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Tidena
Galen
Stewart
Virginia City
Memorial day services honor Civil War dead
Memorial day observances in Washington featured Grand Army of the Republic members decorating General Grant’s statue at the capital. Former U S Senator Thurston delivered the principal address at the Grant services honoring veterans.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Licanbl
Perjury convict sentenced after Hartel case sequel
Hartel, Pennsylvania May 2. Williant 33 Da Costa colored, convicted of perjury in the Clifton Hoe murder case, is sentenced to two years in the Western penitentiary. Hoe is already serving a sentence in the same prison, the second chapter of the Hartle divorce saga closing.
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Pittaburg
Williant
Dacosta
Cilfont Hooe
Ntero
Augustus
Wea
Hoos
Tacaaia
American antist wins medal at Paris honors
Paris May 23 The Said Tas awarded the medal at honor to tent Marth, an American patatar, who exhibits two Inn CADRE.
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Paris
Tas
Tent
Marth
Patatar
President McKinley Reflects on Home Life at Canton Stop
President McKinley spoke of Mrs McKinley's home life as exemplary while noting the funeral. He praised the couple's devotion and highlighted the home as essential to the nation. The president planned to speak in Indianapolis at the Lawton monument dedication, with Secretary Root following.
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Akron
Ohio
Canton
Akron Junction
McKinley
Valrbants
Endintnapolis
Lawton Monument
Root
Wilson
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Greenwich
Warren Stevens Is Buried
The funeral of Warren Stevens, longtime Nosema resident and local carpenter, was held yesterday at the father’s home near Ned Blut. Stevens, who died about two months ago, was a member of the Christian church where Rev. O. T. Maliarzue of Bilfinns led the service. Delegates from Doxanian and the Yon mon Judge attended.
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Speelad
Lotha Standard
Bozeman
Stevens Ws
Atevenn Wan
Birrells bill marked for death at an early date
Dublin dispatches report the Birrell bill facing swift demise after a Dublin convention and Prolonged cabiet meeting. Premier Campbell-Bannerman is expected to form a government and perform obsequies on June 2. The Liberal Reform Association led by Lord Denbigh criticizes the measure as ignoring executive functions and failing to address municipal works.
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Dublin
Governor Chamberlain invites leaders to irrigation congress
Salem Oregon May 22 President of the national irrigation congress Governor Chamberlain sent personal invitation letters to President Roosevelt and governors of 16 trans Mississippi states urging attendance at the fifteenth annual irrigation congress opening in Sacramento California on September 2 The invitations stress the importance of the congress to semi arid lands.
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Salem
Ore
National Irrigation Congress
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
trans-Mississippi
Hele
Congress
Sacramento
Cal
Two Men Missing in Oregon Woods Prompt Search
Portland reports two men, B. A. Linisry and Lawsence Mack, missing after last seen near woods as mines closed and search efforts expand. Three bloodhounds lost, belief they will locate the missing pair. Fort Smith’s Gov John J. Little improves at Greenwood Ark, with doctors encouraged though nourishment still limited.
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Portland
Malrfax
Wasn
Anya
B. A. Linisry
Teoma
Nan
Lawsence Mack
Fort Smith, Ann
John 9. Little
Greenwood
Ark
Snow in Cloudcroft New Mexico Reported
Snow fell in Cloudcroft New Mexico with two and a half inches reported. The weather system moved through the region and the forecast indicates continued snow showers with conditions easing later tonight.
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New Mexico
Dyster Bay Arrival Of Mrs Toonovert On Gunboat Tankton
Mrs Toonovert arrived at Dyster Bay on the gunboat Tankton tonight, escorted by Mian Ethel and Archie. The event occurred on May 22 and was witnessed by local observers.
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Dyster Bay
Mrs. Toonovert
Mian
Ethel and
Archie
Tankton
Japanese View of The Matter on Racial Prejudice
San Francisco residents express the Japanese view of assaults on Japanese businesses amid streetcar strikes. They argue violence stems from racial prejudice, note daily attacks on Japanese restaurants, urge public awareness, and call for protection to prevent further trouble.
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San Francisco
Norway Royalty Has Close Call In Paris
Paris May 23 An alarming accident marred the royal party of King Haakon and Queen Maud of Norway in Versailles today Their carriage with four horses plunged on a bridge over Lake Marne. The queen and Princess Maude were carried from the landau by General Michel who himself aided, and one horse was killed. Dragoons retrieved the remaining animals as officials and diplomats, including American Ambassador Gerard, attended a dinner later at the foreign office. Mr Palmeres plans to visit Norway this summer and may extend the trip to England and Denmark.
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Paris
Hiekon
Munge
Norway
Mateattes- Werd
Falfleres
Queen Maude
Mme. Talfleres
Aflchel
Lake Marne
Michel
Fallieres
Kfted
Pichon
Foreign Office
Appeal in the Daly Case Filed in Supreme Court
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that a petition to annul Judge Dolan's bail ruling in the Michael Daly murder case was filed in the Supreme Court by the Attorney General seeking supervisory control. An order to show cause was issued and the hearing set for June 7. Washington dispatch notes Ballinger will join Secretary Garfield for a western land tour and inspection, starting in Denver June 1 for the land convention.
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Stanford
Helena
Petitian
Dolan
Michael Daly
Charles Kern
Supreme Court
Gnien
Washington
Partensensonsr. Ballinger
Garfield
Denver
Peace reestablishes ties between Nicaragua and El Salvador
The State Department translated a basic peace accord from Amalpa Honduras reuniting Nicaragua and Salvador after their feud over the recent vote. It states that disputes will be settled by the presidents of the United States and Mexico, who may name a third party whose decision is final if no agreement is reached.
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Weashington
Che State Department
Amalpa
Hondyeng
Nicaragua
Salvador
Hondias
United States
Mexico
New Members Named to Mutual Life Insurance Board
New York May 29 4 medlene of the board of trustees of the Mutual Life insurance company was best tes day and Witliam Harrity of Philadelphia Wilton M. Dean of St. Paul Robert B. Woodward of Brooklyn Lim ery W. Clink of Te rait Jams EL Wil Fon of Wilmington Del and 1ialeh Peters of New Yorke were nominated to MI the extuting vacineles in the board. Their election cannot take pace until the nest meeting. Mr Wereliy will be elaletaan at the pxrenttn yams wiltee of the Policy Holders protestive association.
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New York
Medlene
Mutual Lita Frsurance Company
Best Tes Day
Witliam Harrity
Philadelphia
Wilton M. Dean
St. Paul
Robert B. Woodward
Brooklyn
Limery W. Clink
Telrait
Jams EL Wil Fon
Wiln'nston
Del
1Ialeh Peters
New Yorke
Vacineles
Intense Interest in Brewery Workmen Union Vote
Cincinnati May 2 The exclusive board of the International Union of Brewery Workmen says the vote on relinquishing jurisdiction over engineers and firemen in breweries went against the American Federation of Labor ultimatum. Only about 1,000 of 6,000 members voted, delaying actions that could annul the union on June 1. The result signals a new federation policy across jurisdiction disputes and impacts many trades unions nationwide.
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Clacinnati
Internaciaral Union of Brewery
Worlanen
Itis City
United States
Canada
Ms American Federation of Labor
Unio 6
Tabor
International Union Aft
American Federation of Labor
National Unioni
Marks & Vew
Federation of Labor
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SRE
Hann-to-ne
Mrs. Gould
Enya Natchoads
AGALA
Preston
Smith
State Penitentiary
Plo
Mord Hails
Mrs. M’kinley
Husband
Kinley
Rixey Ad Secretarés Wilbon and Root
Dry Buxton
First Methodist Metacow Pal Church
Holmes
McKinley Home
Baltimore & Ohio
Indianandlis
Michael Crol- Boaz
Lovel
Secret Service
Cxol- Kouzner
Japan
Emontat. Day
HoWe OF
Harter
M'Kinleys
Warren Stevens
Seniile
Bodenstaden
Germany
Ngreis
el Paso
Tex
Cloudcroft
Notte
Ofstor
NAT
Ugly Demunaivanonna
Daly
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