Curtis Jett may confess in Breathitt county feud case
In Cynthiana New York September 17 a sensational day opened as Curtis Jett faced testimony in the Jackson Kentucky shooting of Deputy Marshal Cochril a year ago. Four new eye witnesses emerged with details, and outside the courtroom renewed confessions discussions grew with Mrs Jett and others pressing for a full admission. Rumors claim Jett may testify or confess, while his mother and allies push for a broader declaration implicating others in the Breathitt county feud.
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Cynthiana
Curtis Jett
Hiling Dow Marshal Cochril
Jackson
Dett
White
Cant Li
J. Wen
Commonwealth Attorney
Byrd
Wan Tod
John Patrick
Breathitt County
Cockrii
Daniel Hurst
Marcum
W. W. Waugh
Beat
Uictor
Commonwealth
Ti Ig
Thomas White
Fz Covington
Jett
Resignations of British ministers announced in London
London reports official resignations of Joseph Chamberlain as secretary for the colonies C. T. Ritchie as chancellor of the exchequer and Lord George Hamilton as secretary for India. The King accepts their resignations and the Premier A J Balfour discusses the timing and policy shift on imperial union and preferential tariff with Chamberlain in accompanying correspondence.
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London
Joseph Chamsherlain
T. Ritele
Lord George Hamilton
Thain
King Reward
Chamberlain
Hamilton
Mitchie
Mr. Chamberlain
Gabriel
Associated Press
Taderwood Denies Leaving Erie Presidency Claim
Rochester, Sept. 12 President T. Waterwood of the Erie railroad denied a rumor that he would leave the Erie to accept the presidency of the Northern Pacific railway.
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Rochester
Uaterwood
Erie Railroad
Fimor
Erie
Northern Padle Railway
Oxygen hospital craze aids tuberculosis cure in city rooms
A fragmented report describes an oxygen hospital concept moving mountain air therapy to urban settings. Cubicles six and a half feet long six feet wide two, with wool and glass doors, air treated by a multi stage system. Output air is regulated, improving breathing while remaining cost effective.
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I Lonson
Oxygen Hospital
Mnenis
Beer
Lomton
Eighteen Lost At Sea Rescue Of Spaniard From Mexicano Sinking
A Spaniard survivor, Rayartaray, was rescued by the Roxby after the Mexican o ship Mexicano sank off the South Carolina coast during a hurricane. He reported the vessel carried a petroleum cargo when a high sea overwhelmed it, wrecking the ship and dooming all hands. The rescue involved hours afloat amid wreckage.
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Norfolk
Shields
Port English
Domingo Ballo Rayarbaray
Tag South Carolna
Rayartaray
Philadelphia
Tampiro
Vera Cruz
Ballo Anyare Haray
Roxby
R. S. King
King Mine
Minited
Middlesborough
England
Minister Leishman Again Heard From
Washington article reports a cable from Minister Leishman sent to the president and not public. It indicates a disposition by the Subling Porte to settle questions of interest to the government. Leishman feels encouraged by talks with the Turkish foreign minister that favorable action may be taken on many pending matters.
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Washington, D. C
Leishman
Salisbury's estate valued at 1516800 after will probating
London on September 1 reports the probating of Lord Salisbury's will showing an estate valued at 1,516,800 dollars. The will left no public bequests and all property passed to his family.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Lor Salisbury
Forayth District School Census Report
The Forsyth district census shows 385 children in the area including Forsyth Crow Agency and Hathaway. The report by R J Cole lists 264 of school age with 98 males and 81 females aged between ages 2 and 14. The census notes a loss due to the smells creek district farming west of town.
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Stanuara
Forsyth
Firsyth
Crow Agency
Hathaway
R. J. Cole
Smells Creek
Bo Imnes
Fd Femles
Roundhouse Progress Reported in Phirts Days
The Standard notes the roundhouse here will be ready for use within eighty days. It will have steady heat powered by a plant being set up. Fifteen men are building a new render pit as the old one is torn down. Howard’s gums under Andrew Olden work on the grad fay Moestenaktar track, with two extending sections planned 1,800 feet long.
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Howard
Andrew Olden
Wage dispute between Great Northern and firemen likely to be settled by president
In St Paul PAW on September 1 the differences between the Great Northern Railway and its firemen are described as clear and heated. The standoff hinges on whether the proposed wage schedule will be approved or rejected, with President del Mi expected to decide the course of action.
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St, Paw
del Mi
Correas
Car speeds toward record pace on experimental road
An Electra car ran at 106 46 miles per hour on the Zorkon auxiliary road yesterday. Engineers expect the car could reach 123 miles an hour, aiming for a new speed record.
Masons to Meet. Montana Home Fund Grows
Helena reports the Montana Masonic grand lodge and allied bodies will meet next year. A committee oversees building a Masonic home, with over 9M in funds and nearly 59,000 bequested by David Auchard. Appointments for 1910 offices announced as delegates tour Helena streets.
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Helena
Masonic
Ita Wusinews
Magons
Order ‘of the Eastern Star
Montana
Grand Lodge
David Auchard
Law L. Callo
Virginia City
Henry L. Frank
Bury
R. C. Stewart
Stand Lodge
A.B. Martin
Dillon
D. A. McCall
Livingston
Wiener
Anaconda
H. G. Pickett
Carter
Missoula
Alexander Fraser
Billings
A. Woehner
Great Falls
Pyper
Havre
Henry Cawden
W. FP. Sanuery
Grands Lodge
East Helena
Broadwater
Central Park
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Massnic
Ueallendaice
Grand Lodge Opening Session Began With Slate Welcome
Slate attended the opening session in Helene as the grand lodge meetings approach. A grand ball honoring visiting Masons will be hosted by three local lodges tomorrow night in Belectric hall, a state interest event.
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Helene
Biectric Hall
Big Surprise From Francis Joseph Riles Hungarians
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph issued a firm army order refusing Hungarian demands to use their own languages by officers. The move triggered a tumult in Austria and Hungary and is viewed as a potential clash between the throne and the Hungarian parliament, signaling a major constitutional confrontation.
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Vienna
Francis Jureph
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Chinese Cook Lee Queng Dies of Stomach Trouble
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman Sept 1 About midnight the Chinaman Lee Queng a recent arrival in the city was found dead in his room He came from Missoula last Friday and worked as a cook for Tom Hee at the International restaurant Hee had a bad call on arrival and was so weak that he was helped to a room at the Laclede He was about 23 years old and a Chinese Pree Mason The body lies in Davis undertaking rooms awaiting disposal by Missoula acquaintances The death is thought to be from a stomach tremble
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Standard
Bozeman
Laclede
Lee Queng
Queng
Missoula
Ane A
Tom Hee
International Restaurant
Quong
Davis
Rosebud to Have Exhibit at State Fair
Former Rosebud County commissioner Hammond visited Forsyth and announced the county will mount a strong exhibit at the state fair. As county committeeman he urged all parts of Rosebud to help by fencing specimens and securing rancher contributions for the display.
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Standard
Forsyth
Hammond
Rosebud
Wright Wrighton Beil trial date set in London case
Whitaker Wright, the promoter, was remanded for trial after prosecutions evidence concluded in London. The defense postponed its case until the trial ends and Wright was released on bail of 250000.
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London
Races and contests mark opening day at Billings track
The first day of the joint fair at Billings attracted few country visitors as roads were poor. Racing and bucking contests dominated, with a noted roping match canceled due to poor sacks. Gardner beat Colvin in two tackling events. Billings G. won the 2:30 pace and Harney Owens won the three-eighths mile handicap, amid wet grounds and delays.
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Bandar
Blilings
Lal
Williams
Willingham
George Gardner
Len Colvin
Gardner S
Colvin
Calvin
Billings G
W. B. George
Pioneer
Geraunt
Carges
Ivell
Harney Owens
Silver Dim
Alice Garter
Nanon
Stewart Polk
Iter
Para Paraguay
Jib
Billings
W. B. Linton
Lee Mains
Will En
Bylvester, Clark and Forester
Alverstone Court Adds Wit to Boundary Hearing
London September 11 At today’s session of the Alaskan boundary commission Attorney General Finlay continued Crusads argument on Portland channel location The AG says the US presentation differs on the impact of wintering rights for the Hudson Bay Company while Lord Justice Alverstone lightened the tone David T Watson of Pittsburgh is to testify for the American side on September 22
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London
Esslon
Alaskan Boundary Commission
aAtiomnes
Finlay
Uehalf
Crusads
Portland
Advorney
David T. Watson
Pittsburg
Justice Alverstone
United States
Hudson Bay Company
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