Cross Examination of United States Bennar Trial Proceedings
The article describes the trial with 18 witnesses and testimony about payments to induce deeds. Witness Dean Weel claimed to have urged others to lie while several statements suggested city ties to a mainline merchant who paid $230 each. Government lawyers contested the witnesses claims as part of the evidence basis.
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Leyome
United
John 1
Wells
Borah
Dean Weel
Clain
Eiameter
Lahey’ Sestimany Wise
Bomih
Conspiracy Case Details Unfold in Idaho Fraud Inquiry
Associated Press report from Boise outlines government prosecutions over alleged land fraud ties to a timber company and the Barker Lumber outfit. Key figures include Senator Borah’s attorney, Detroit judge M C Burch, and agents who prepared witnesses while detailing a scheme involving fraudulent affidavits and land transfers across 160 acre deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prise
Boise
Idaho
Haring
Barher Tumber Vonparnis
Wnited
Willian
Borah
Elaine
Duinary
Citrymen
Vriaster
Barker Lumber Oort
Wiscous Corporation
Het
Tte
Weang Oil
Doe
Drimmy
Renator Boral
Dettore Woiltra
Amines
Iit
Suman
Warbor Lamber Yan Pany
Pfabo
Frans Brounsierg
Estes
Six men shot in railroad battle report
An account describes six men shot during a railroad clash. Ambush by Cumsenheim forces under Md Aug sey targeted surveyors led by Tom, hired by Tussey to monitor movements. Authorities say the incident involved advance work on rails and a rapid confrontation with a volley of gunfire.
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Seache
Crom Valles
Fareus
Allen
Ihe von Hiver
Nepihiwestern
Valdeschi
Thetis
Cumsenheim
MD Augsey
United States
Tussey
Tom
Treaty With The Red Men For Fort Peck Reserve
Spatial correspondence reviews treaty terms with Fort Peck Reserve, noting approval delays, fund provisions, and distributions to old and indigent Indians. The agreement includes a $10,000 fund to be administered by a designated official, with proceeds to be divided among the tribes and managed by federal authorities.
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Fort Peck Reserve
Fietanne Camis
Noel el
Federal
Oregon land fraud cases draw federal attention
Be Asandale ross Washington Sep 2 Commissioner Ballinger of the land office assigns Acting Chief Neutausen to aid in investigating the so called Oregon land franchises. Attorney Bristol at Porthynd Ore to assist in preparation and trial. Mr Nenhaunen remains reduced to minimal duties since indictments.
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Asandale Ross
Washington
Ballinger
Gerent Land
Big Fire at Red Lodge
The Avery bien. of M. J. Roysdon wign destroyed by five which Loke out about 1 eelock Tuesday reyat Nine horses belonging to agadon and three horse at Mitchell Burger. A large quantity of box harness and gear perished in the flames. The building a frame structure. Insurance listed at $2000 with $4 at Jabeel Iowa.
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Standard Red Lodge
Avery
M. J. Roysdon
Agadon
Mitchell & Burger
Joliet
Jabeel Towa
Roeysdon
Battle ship North Dakota given hoodoo number
A garbled OCR style item claims a battle ship North Dakota receives a hoodoo number and mentions Assyen tod Eres Wistinguaw with unclear references to another vessel named Hounerd and a decree about water and autos, yielding no clear historical facts.
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North Dakota
Lottily
Londala
Women Offered Affinities by Cupid Coterie in Inland Northwest
A sensational 19th century style notice describes a group called the Cupid Coterie promising marriage alliances for 25 to 40 year old men of good character in a large Pacific Northwest region including Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. It states members, both single and married, will arrange weddings, provide wives, and assign roles such as bridemaids and ushers, with strict social requirements and employment opportunities for wives.
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Spokane
St. S
Veshgne
Weiner
Pacific Northwral
Spolkana
Amarity Lab
Flinttania
Dal
Oregon
Weatery Manedonk
Coton
Ely
Peealent Brown
Alan
Anit Tont
Jerkern Working Women, Who Will Be Mevided With Wwanapartatiert
Sitkane
Sven
Montana gre operator helps to revive Mexican mine
New York report details financier Alvarado defaulting on debts while seeking funds to revive a Mexican silver mine. George Beckton and Parrot interests proposed a lease to Joseph A. Carana of Boston. Carana syndicate would receive 35 percent of net profits. $100,000 in American gold or $200,000 Mexican money advanced, with repayment contingent on mine prosperity.
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New York
Saul
Pedra
Pau
Tilly
George 2
Beckton
Parrot
Dames Foelvan
Alvarade
Wr. Flymn
Seu York
Joseph A. Carana
Moston
Alvarado
Porrtion
Plenty Coal Reported in the Billings Yards
Special correspondence from Helens reports 28 cars of van billed coal in Montana yards on September 1 with 19 at Laurel and 248 cars total in two yards destined for Bucs. The August arrivals were mainly at RUNES and RUNES area lines, with price and origin notes.
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Helens
We HK
Ridlrand Gam- Wisaton
Ong
Montana
Kent
Laurel
Bucs
Runes
Sania
Luity
Stile Commission
King on diet fuels odd appetite tale from Portugal
A garbled report portrays Portugal's king as hungry while dieting, with nonsensical phrases about bombs, physicians, and fears of not eating. The fragmentary text mentions Charles V and a dramatic, miswritten scene, hinting at royal appetite and restraint disputes.
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Denver Post
King Carhes
Charles Yo
Machinists Continue Work Amid Labor Tensions
Read Torn reports machinists' protests and talks of threatened strikes amid new agreements. Workers claim unresolved issues with the employer in Gly and nearby areas, while Northen Tiedt notes ongoing negotiations and potential actions.
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Sperlal Garreannartoner
Read
Torn
Weas Elfivers
Ersanbar Len
la Pata
Guia Odtiears
Roosevelt Hearing Sought On Strike Crisis
President Roosevelt signals openness to hearing Kevmien on the strike impasse. Associated Press reports Daniel Rua vell, chairman of the strike committee, revised stance after addressing telegraph workers and urged restraint while Wall Street debate continues. Broker men quit work as protests unfold in Chicago and New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Daniel 1
Ruavell
Wwlegraphrs
Nhey Hunt
Donight
L. Hall
Inko
Wallatreet
Doh C. Melloxhow
Audi
Taete
Erie
Flo Pices
Wall Street
Irene Ste
Sean
Henner
Lipton Ready 10 Meet Wishes of Americans
A garbled 1920s style passage discusses Lipton and American desires, noting effort to meet wishes. Mentions New York and possible collaboration, with hints at a plan or proposal and response from a figure named Lipton. The text is inconsistent and partly unreadable.
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Lipton
Fragmented OCR: capsized ship tale and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions capsizing and a ferry heat event with partial names and places. It references Vermilhs, a one year age, and a scene around White bey whee rous. The legible text is incomplete and unclear.
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Asaoe
Chalseilue
Fleet to Use Foreign Coal Amid Shipping Delays
Sept 21 Washington dispatch reports a shift to foreign coal amid ongoing shipping disruptions. Market observers note limited domestic supply and rising freight costs while buyers face delays and bidders struggle to meet delivery timelines for several ports.
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Toro EL Snes
Washingley
Mt Aumerland Woon
Corrupted Supervisors Testify On Bribery Case
A San Francisco trial transcript details Grey L. Pord's bribery case with railroad officials. Supervisors and aides admit payments ranging from $4,000 to $10,000 for votes on trolley and franchise measures, including connections to Abe Ruef and J L Gallagher, amid muted emotion and courtroom humor.
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Associated
San Francisco
Grey L. Pord
United Re Llroads
Supervienrs
L. Gallagher
Tore
Andrew MM
Wilean
State Raldily Commission
Averhean Brelley
Wilson
Abraham Ruet
Eleetion Aus
Farge
M. W. Caffey
J. L. Gallagher
Chaman
Forth United Realroads
D. G. Coleman
Rum Chaug.hs Prison Incident Report
A garbled report from Denver area notes a prison incident on Filtinen Street involving deflected names and unclear details. The fragment references a person detained, guards, and a private residence, but the full facts and chronology remain unreadable.
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Denver
Peynessee
Abraham Ruel
Ayia
Perna
Het
Ni Ltd
Paeitic
Biliere Stenetes Toon
Landis and the Standard Oil Case Spark Court Drama
The article describes a dramatic court scene in which Judge Landis denounces the Standard Oil Company and the Chicago & Alton Railway, granting immunity to company executives while warning of possible contempt if they refuse to testify. It focuses on James A. Moffett and the potential exposure of widespread corporate wrongdoing in the Interstate Commerce law framework.
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Salt Lake
Caicage
Tanta
United States
Standard of Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Standard OU Company
Foura Ike
Rud
Chicago
Hstriet
Jaiiet A. Moffett
Stanfard Oi Company
Indiana
Via
Panwhlet
Siven
Press Ag Sovthciong
Carriel
James A. Moffett
Standard of Company of Indiana
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Thavelock
Jal
Grand Jury
Biie
Standard Ol
Chicago & Alton
Sims
Bonanarte
Landis
Reggie Vanderbilt in Rage Over Policeman Threats
An incoherent, heavily garbled OCR fragment centers on Reggie Vanderbilt allegedly enraged with a policeman and a demand to fight. The text weaves in scattered names, places, and dramatic phrases, but lacks clear chronology, full context, or verifiable details.
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Reggie
Vanderbilt
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