Complex Missouri land dispute names many heirs and firms
The filing names James M Carter and many defendants including F M Taylor A J Mountcastle and others as allied owners and claimants in a land dispute. It lists unknown heirs widows and devisees of several defendants and notes a firm Taylor and Mountcastle as co owners and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mi
M. Taylor
M. Tae
F. M. Taylor
Bere
T. Cartiehal
Seton
Belrs
Devineva
Gay
Belre
Robert M. Barton
Bartos
Sala
Barwon
A. J Mountcastle
Duad
BokasWe
Nevieecs
C. F Mounteasile
A.J. Mounteastie
Georgs W
Anid Lynch
G. Kidwell
Belta
Emme Kidwell
Iving
BR G
Kidwell
James 5
Nichaldaon
James S. Sien- Sorat Hetuns Shaw
Theodore A. W
Harry Shaw
H. Gebeel
Taylor Cadecahenes Ue, & Co-Partnerabl
J. Mounteastie
Joaeph Heklos
I Carmis Wim
McFarland Eh Thobertson
SiStSioy
Sasontes
George 4
Bruce
James M. Carter
Eliza J .Taylor
Joseph Makius
James T. Carmichal
M. McMarland
Gaylias
Robert M. Harwa
H. M. Mart
Taylor and Stouctolaty
F al. Taylor
Joseph Eckles
Wm. McFarland
Gay Kills
Robert M. Harwn
George W. Lynch
RG. Kidwell
James 4
Nichardson
Orm
A. J. Mountesstie
Aaid Orm
Falor
Movunteastie
Beira
Eald Orm
Copartocrebip
Taylor
John L. Moana
L. Evans
Tipton Evans
James P. Evans
Wm. N. Evans
Wm N Evans
Religious War Looms As French Law Severs Church
Paris December 10 reports warned of a looming religious war after the pope’s stance sharpens the church state conflict. Government plans to enforce the 1905 separation law may include prosecutions in 30 000 communes starting Tuesday as priests resist and the Vatican orders parish leaders to stay in place. The cabinet remains firm while clergy face potential expulsion and church closures amid nationwide tension.
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Loonuimour
Lis
Paris
Frenco Pitas
Hed Aewulves
M. Jaures
Vatican
Party of Reaction
Clemenceau Ia
M. Briand
Pius
Pontif
New Haven Engineers End Wage Dispute with Railroad
New Haven December 10. The long standing quarrel between the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and its engineers over wages is settled. Engineers have agreed to accept a company wage scale submitted by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conm
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Nobel Peace Prize for Roosevelt Recognized by Norwegian Parliament
The Norwegian Parliament recognized President Roosevelt for services in ending the Russo Japanese War and awarding the Nobel Peace Prize. Proposers included Prof. Judson of Chicago, Prof. Baldwin of Yale, Prof. Harberger of Munich, and Georgetown University faculty. Previous laureates include Baroness Von Section and W. H. Creamer. The prize stems from Dr Arn Boon hard Nobel's bequest funding five annual prizes in physics chemistry physiology medicine peace and international brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
H. P. Judson
Chicago University
Baldwin
Yale
Harberger
University of Munich
Georgetown University
Washington
Baroness von Section
Vien
W. H. Creamer
M. P
Exgion
Peef
Arine
Russia
Dunant
Red Cross
Arn Boonhard Nobel
Celates
Stockholm
Missouri Train Robber Arraigned in Marshall
Jesse Clyde Rumsey, the Chicago train robber, was arraigned in Marshall Missouri and pleaded not guilty to holding up the Rock Island limited near Glasgow on November 8 and the Alton Burlington passenger on November 25. He said he had no attorneys. court appointed two local lawyers. Lawyers asked to postpone until Thursday for formal plea. Trial is not expected before the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Jesse Clyde Rumsey
Chicago
Rock Island Limited
Alton- Burlington
Glasgow
Edgars and Earl plead guilty to sugar rebate scheme
New York December 10 C Goodloe Edgar and Edwin Earl of William F Edgar and Sons Detroit sugar dealers pleaded guilty in federal court to accepting rebates on shipments. They were fined 6000 dollars each. Edagr and Earl were indicted with New York Central Railroad and American Sugar Refining tie ins. The New York company was fined 108000 and the sugar refining firm 18000 after jury verdict. Yuma Arizona December 10 the Colorado River found a channel around Hind dam and is flowing toward Salton sink threatening 200 miles of Southern Pacific main line. If flood cannot be stopped soon main line must be rebuilt on higher grounds with costs around 25 million dollars. Washington December 10 former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah shot and seriously wounded Saturday remains in critical condition after a fairly quiet night and improved chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Goodloe Edgar
Edwin Earl
William F. Edgar and Sons
Detroit
United States
Edgar
Earl
New York Central Railroad Company
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Company
Sugar Company
Yuma
Ariz
Colorado River
Hind Dam
Salton Sink
Southern Pacific
Brown May Line
Washington
Arthur Brown
Utah
Anna M. Bradley
Delay For Packers Conspiracy Trial Extended to January 10
Chicago December 10 The trial of the packing house corporations indicted for conspiracy in restraint of trade was continued to January 10. The postponement stems from both sides being engaged in other cases in the United States district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States District Court
Countess Eugenia O Bertinatti Dies in Nashville
Nashville, Dec 10 Countess Eugenia O Bertinatti aged 80 died Sunday night in this city. A niece of the late Senator William B Bate she had spent many years at her home in Italy but recently lived in Nashville. She was once decorated by the sultan of Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Eugenia O Bertinatti
William B. Bate
Italy
Turkey
Arrest of Southern Railway Operators After Yard Wreck
Danville Virginia December 10 Southern railway operators Clemmers and Skinnell and flagman C J Mull who helped tally the wreck in the yards Saturday where two men were killed and three injured were arrested Sunday. Warrants charge them with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Southern Railway
Clemmers
Skinnell
C. J. Mull
Resolution Calls for Constitutional Convention to Elect Senators
Popular election advocates propose a 10-A resolution urging state delegates to press Congress and the Executive Committee to demand Congress call a Constitutional Convention for direct popular election of U S Senators. Debate centers on amending Congress versus a convention. Platt Andbell of Trenton is Missouri member of the Resolutions Committee. W Bill of Louis serves on Permanent Organization and Rules.
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Dea Molina
Dar
Congress
United States
Committee On Organization
Jo Natore
Platt Andbell
Trenton
Missouri
Committee On
W. Bill
38. Louis
German steamer Peruvian ashore at Long Beach New York
A German steamer named Peruvian bound for Philadelphia carrying a crew of 28 men ran ashore at Long Beach near Bandy Hook New York on December 10. Rescue efforts are underway and there is an ongoing push to land the crew safely.
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Bandy Hook
N. Y
Philadelphia
Long Beach
Rock Island Interests Now Control Katy
New York December reports that financiers tied to Rock Island properties have gained control of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company by holding 150000 shares. They deny plans to merge MK and T with Rock Island and expect the line to remain separate yet parallel, possibly merging later with the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, now largely separated from the St. Louis and San Francisco system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri, Kanane & Texan Railway Company
Said
MK & T
Chicago
Illinois
St. Louis
San Francisco
Truthful obituary rebukes a local pirate editor’s death
A Michigan editor vows to tell the truth about obituaries. He recalls a well known citizen who died at 56 years, 6 months, and 18 days. He mocks the deceased as a mild mannered pirate who drank, owed money, and died without paying. The piece satirically notes the coffin, fans, and hoot owls at burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Jesus
Navy Secretary Urges 20,000-Strong Reserve
Washington December 10 Charles J Bonaparte secretary of the navy has called the present naval reserve plan manifestly inadequate He proposes a reserve of 20 000 men with each drawing 250 a year to be organized to bolster defenses and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles J Bonaparte
United States
Trust thrown out of court in wallpaper case
Cincinnati December 10 The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that the Continental Wall Paper Company formed an illegal trust. Voight Sons of Cincinnati argued the trust forced purchases and price fixing. Judge Thompson ruled for Wright Sons, but the appellate court dismissed the appeal as the trust was illegal and not entitled to court aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Cours of Appeals
Tuesaday
Continental Wall Paper Company
Continental Wall Paper Co
Thompson
District Court
Voight & Sons of
Voight & Sona
Continental Company
Aa Frost
Wright & Sons
Court of Appeals
Dooley and Finnigan Duel Over Town List
In a saloon Dooley compiles a list of men he can lick Casey interrupts and confirms Finnigan’s name on the list Finnigan vows to defeat Dooley and his kin Dooley counters with a threat to scratch Finnigan’s name from the list and leaves to confront him
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Dooley
Casey
Finnigan
Gas well in Indian Territory brought under control
A 28,000,000 foot gas well, the second Jar eat in the Indian territory, was brought in by the Eastern Oil company of Glenn Paul. The well is under control and the escape makes a fog miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulea
Lt. T
Indian Territory
Uie Eastern Oil: Company
Glenn Paul
Esc
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France
M. Georges Clemenceau
Wobecl
Roosevel
Salten Sen
Selz
Grove’s
Rock Island Interests
Katy
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