Fragmented past week notices in Fiimgortamt papers
Scattered reports reflect diverse local matters and national issues. Damages actions involve New Rochelle and York centers railroad, while notable deaths include William J. B. Spratt and Civil War figures. Legal cases range from 5000 dollar awards to bribery warrants. broader notes cover a fever epidemic response, railroad pass debates, and a Jamestown exposition funding plan.
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Baward ‘Kietst
New Rochelle
Gman
York” Cente
Gola F. Spratt
William J .B Sprett
St. Joseph
Chan Ft
A. H. Reed
Westmoreland
Kdn
Gled
Los Angeles
Cal
Pera
Army
Navy
Jamnenstown
Val
Oklahoma
Taltroad
Ft & Eripina
Laffin—Band
Columbus
Kang
Congress
Emebade Strom
Snally
Reyburn
Philadel
Sural
Samate Penen
Tim
Adduttriet
Otto ‘Kelsey
F. Bramley
Trini Paving Company
Cleveland
Asociation
Central Trust company _ of
New York
Secret of the Chorus Girl Pact in Thaw Case
The article recounts the Thaw affair with Mrs Thaw testifying and cross examination referencing the chorus girl pact, Wald, and Stanford White. It notes district attorney actions and ongoing confessions that shape the case over several months.
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Europe
Bretta
Jerome
Thaw Trial Visuals Highlight Prosecution Tensions
The courtroom scene centers on Thaw with his face in hands as the prosecution unfolds. Observers note a tense atmosphere and a fragile balance between defense and state amid a case that has drawn intense public interest.
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Roertroom
Thureéay
Ode
Alheyes
House committee backs claim on western homesteads debate
Washington reports the house committee of the whole favors final proof delays on homestead entries amid criticism of president orders. Debates condemn special agents and question the integrity of western settlers, with references to ukase comparisons and land fraud concerns. President Roosevelt travels to Massachusetts with Harvard and Groton visits noted. Clinton Leigh, a Whit Lake journalist, is killed in a wreck near Copper Belt. Barry Josephs is injured in a rail collision. Taft aides discuss political actions.
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Washington
D. C
House’ Committee
Cudhman
Mandel
West
Gronna
North’ Dakota
Breenerson
Minnesota
Pitighot
Sik
Salt Lake City
Clinton B. Leigh
kooWa
Man
Whit Lake
Missouri and Kansas railroad bills shape state politics
Governor Folk signs the bill as the legislature passes measures altering railway charges and passenger rates. Senate action includes prohibiting newspapers from publishing horse race entries and forming a committee with Kansas to seek a uniform stockyard law. Several bills address antitrust revisions and hospital funding while a broad range of legislative actions and discussions fill the session agenda.
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Folk
Moe Ax
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Missouri River
Oridge
Boonville
Casey
Gilmore
Senate
Kansas
Hadley
Baker
Maceo
County
Madison
Sufecina
Sallneg
Mies
HM of
Butler
Benet
Benest Assembly
Huck
Hill
Butter County
Frrms
State Board of Health
Jefferson
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Nate
Beane
Oer
JH. Kingery
Springfield
W. Shipley
St. Louie
Gharep
Valpa
Vicksburg
James M. Williams
United States Army
Tte
Wes
Miburg
United
Rey
Stanford White
Ado
Vane
Theonerseh Callett
Coar
Russia
Roose
Bos
Massachusetts
Seat Saxer Newaranat M
Daifely
Harvard
Kermit
Groton
Seffereon
Avery
Soho
Tullea
Fens
Botsford
Kiy
Froff
Harper's
Maine
Wiliam
Conte & Young
Pid
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