Mrs Cody Wins Case Brought by Great Indian Fighter
Sheridan March 23 The district court refused Colonel William F Cody's divorce petition. Judge Scott found no grounds for divorce citing lack of proven cruelty or unbecoming conduct. Evidence showed Cody attempted to aid an intoxicated spouse. no threats or serious misconduct were established. The petition for a rehearing was granted for sixty days to file.
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Mrs. Cody
Sheridan
Wic
William F. Cody
Buffalo bin
R H. Scott
Wideos & Hallgan
North Platte
Nebr
Besele Istell
Cody
Chicago
Fort McPherson
Loulgn Ody
Ara
Rochesor
Judge Beott
Mira
Cody Cruss
Star Ee
H. 3
Ridgley
Colonel Cody
Fing Ap
Ee Ts
Supreme Court
Gearing Ahead for April 20 Hearing in Alabama Court
In Montgomery Alabama on March 29 the court considers a petition by H B Pras of Birmitztam as minority stockholder in the South and North Alabama railroad. The case centers on bearing a petition for stock rights and a potential hearing date set for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ale
Tades Aary Court
H. B. Pras
Birmitzt.am
South and North Alabama
No Settlement of Case in Raleigh Report
Special arrangements have been completed for the settlement of the South Dakota judgment against State of South Dakota. The full amount of 27 500 dollars is involved in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Raleigh
N.C
Maron
South Dalkot
Injustice Claimed By Griffin Official Over Railroad Remarks
Griffin secretary of the board of trade W H Brewer denounces an Savannah interview as unjust and insists his petition for a 20 percent freight rate cut was not rushed. He says he seeks a fair hearing and support from Griffin merchants while Georgia railroad officials defend careful, multi item review.
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Griffin
Maren
Savannah
Pope Brown
W. H. Brewer
Board of Trade
George Railroad Commission
Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Commission
Tim
State to Vote On Amendment in Maryland Ballot
The Anne Arundel County Circuit Court affirmed the governor must promulgate the proposed constitutional amendment restricting the right to suffrage. Chief Judge McSherry delivered the opinion. Governor Warfield had opposed it and refused to promulgate. The decision requires the amendment to be submitted to voters at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stig
Small fortune found in bustle during burial
In Incinnate March 23 a washer Ann Elizabeth Warner, wife of a contractor, found 3,900 bonds and 181 dollars in cash sewn into the bustle she wore while preparing the body for burial. The discovery followed the death of her husband from heart trouble.
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Incinnate
Ann Elizabeth Warner
Dog
Taft May Become Attorney General and Roosevelt Cabinet Shuffle
Washington March 23 Special reports say Secretary Hay may not stay long in Hoovervelt’s cabinet. Taft’s name surfaces for attorney general or state department head, with Moody’s resignation and Newberry of Detroit named assistant secretary of the Navy to succeed Darling. Morton may resign the Navy post, Cortelyou to Treasury, Hitchcock strengthened at Interior. Newberry, born 1864, Detroit, Spanish War veteran, now to serve as assistant secretary of the Navy.
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Jon
Old Washington
Hay
Hoonevelt
Tong
Tath'is
Department of State
Taft
Moody
Boston
Supreme Court
United States
Joseph Choate
Great Britain
I 9
Morton
Sealgn
Navy Department
Fgn
Santa Fe
Cortelyou
the Treasury
Shaw
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Mitchell
Hermann
Newberry
Darling
Roosevelt
Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Detroit
Mich
Chartes E. Darling
Vermont
Secretary Morton
Judge Taft
Truman, Newberry
Acuatiig School
Yate University
Russia's Traitors Blamed as War Causes Cited
A dispatch from the front harshly condemns treacherous Russians while detailing four main causes of defeats. It contrasts Russian and Japanese war efforts, cites lack of intelligence, single rail reliance, officer deficiencies, and the nation’s role in victory. The piece notes propaganda among retreating troops and urges renewed sacrifice and spirit.
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Petersturs
Noyoe 'Vremya
Rusia
Japan
Rusela
Far East
Jenrtsick
Russia
Mukden
Manchurik
Saya
Advocates of Peace Claim the Victory
Reports from St Petersburg and Washington indicate peace advocates believe progress toward ending hostilities with Japan is imminent. Russian ministers and court supporters pursue direct peace proposals, while outside powers fear risk to their loans and influence.
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Japan
St. Petersburg
Washington
Ptarets
Russia
Friends of Peace
London
Bertin
Paris
Shooting Match In Progress in New York
Competitive shooting has begun here for the target pistol and revolver championship under the auspices of the United States Association. Matches will be concluded tomorrow night with several cities participating. No scores will be announced until all events are completed.
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York
United States Association
Jmve
Fosten
Springfield
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
IAPS Turning on Both Flanks in Manchuria Action Shifts
Japanese flanking moves press Russian rear guard north of Santoupou as Manchuria fronts tighten. Russian lines near Sungari river risk exposure to raids from Chinese bandits. Harbin defense may force retreat behind Sungari if the front along the railroad weakens. Dispatches warn of Vladivostok danger and urge two years of gun and ammunition supplies for Siberian garrison amid mounting reinforcements.
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Gunehu Pass
Manchuria
Santoupou
Sentoupou
Gunsha Pans
Linevitch
Sungari
Chantchlatu
Harbin
Hick
Hiberta
Alberta
Perties
Bungart River
Vladivostok
Rue- Bia
Army Struggles Near Harbin in Manchuria Crisis
Russian forces face potential retreat from the Sungari line toward Harbin and beyond as front lines near Chunchiatsu threaten to collapse. Reports say Linevitch may have to abandon Harbin and northern Manchuria if the Sungari defenses fail, with peace advocates growing at the war office. A Russian squadron is reported in the Indian Ocean after a Colombo sighting, while Chinese bandits in Mukden threaten Russian positions amid rumors of Japanese cavalry advances and forces mobilizing in Manchuria.
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Buffalo Bill
Buffalo
Attormeya
Bott
Scott
ban+quet
Arta Thorpe
Pape
Hhinlye
Brewer
Fope Brown
Maryland ‘Circuit Court of Appeals
Cheate
Ngnyapy Ns
Port Arthur
Mukdenae Er Eee
Mny
Sungdri
Siberian
Mansi
Port Eads
Sun
Galveston
New Orleans
Agrou Mutalle
Eagt
Wis
Harbie
Sungati
Sungart
Chunchiatsu
Amur
Lineviten
Associated Press
Chamehfatsu
Hothe
Nicholas
Nicholas Niclajaeritch
War Office
Rusaia
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Island of
Manukitng
Colombo
Ceylon
Gunsha Pass
Mukden J
Oyama
Ginevitch
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