Large scale fence cases filed with federal court
The United States district court opened its term with a list of criminal oil cases and about 60 civil actions including 6 equity removals and ten 23 hour cases against the Union Pacific railroad. Fence cases name ranchmen and Cheyenne residents among defendants. additional dockets include timber and mining disputes set for June and May hearings. Brintall pleads not guilty to timber raid near Sundance. trial planned this term.
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United States District Court
United States
Union Parific Railroad
Cheyenne
United States Court
Robert H. Homer
William Irwin
Chas
K . Irwin
R. Irwin
Bartlett Richards
TE. No Bard
R. V. Pfister
John Pfater
Merritt L. Taylor
Jacob Mill
Red Buttes Land and Livestock Co
Milbrook Land and Livestock Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Fred A. Hyde
Power Mining and Machinery Go
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Co
Auta Elizabeth Strong
Uneon Pacific Railroad
Charles Ballard
Acme Qgement Plaster Co
John H. Welchvasaam Baird
Stewart. Kennedy
Charlie H. Deltz
The
Turner McKenzie
Mine and Smelter Supply Co
Thermopolis
Brintall
Sundance
Absolute case against camp raiders blamed for jail guard risk
A lengthy sworn statement alleges APW suspects and jail guards shielded by trusted officers are involved in a deadly conspiracy. It claims the grand jury and prosecuting attorneys conceal key members while the jail awaits rebuilding. Garrison’s death follows pressure from the accused and a coroner’s race to the scene.
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APW
Clo
John Garrison
Garrison
Vien- Evante
Worand
Vosw Ranch
Beslan
Wess Raoch
Garris
Nhcssary
Vengeance Meted To A Negro Ravisher In Camden
May 10 report from envine fid describes Mrs Deas, wife of a Camden farmer, attacked by an unknown man and lynched by a mob. Her screams drew help but the assailant escaped. the sheriff found the body riddled with bullets, identities unknown.
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Envine
Fid
Mrsa
Camden
Oman
Sheria
Drungon Resident Dies in Irrigation District Event
In Oregon on May 10 a local figure connected with western irrigation efforts died at age. The brief notice records the death and hints at the person’s role in regional irrigation projects without further details.
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Drngon
Russian cabinet crisis averted by czar
In St. Petersburg on May 10 the czar halted a cabinet crisis by refusing to sign the naval staff bill and instructing ministers to stay. He ruled they should continue in office despite a lack of confidence, while warning the Duma could dissolve and funding remains the sole prerogative.
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St. Petersburg
Cheia
Duma
IPRCAC In Lemonade Spoils Junior Party
Ipecac in the punch and croton oil in the lemonade spoiled the Junior promenade at the Kentucky State university across the Ohio river. Over 100 students were sent home by carriage and several were reported seriously ill. The incident was blamed on Sophomore and Freshman classes.
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Iprcac
Cincinnati
Kentucky State University
Ohio River
President Tafts Uncle Giddy Elope to Green Bay
Charles Whitney, uncle of President Taft and a wealthy Green Bay merchant, elopes with Eva Gerardin a 40 year younger dressmaker from Green Bay. They were married in Hacanaba Mich on May 10, creating a notable match between a prominent elder relative and a much younger partner.
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Hacanaba, Mich
Charles Whitney
Taft
Green Bay
Eva Gerardin
Sacrifice Report Shocks Moro Province Details
A regional report describes a ritual in the Bagobo tribe of Moro Province where a deaf, partly blind enslaved widow gift was selected for a ceremonial execution by two widows. The act followed drought and misfortune, tied to the deaths of two husbands, with the whole tribe influenced by fear and tradition. One man received life imprisonment, while other related penalties were imposed.
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Gion
Bureau of Affaires
Darict
Moro
Aldrich Forces Senate to Back Committee Duty Cut
The senate rejected a bid to cut pig iron duty by a quarter cent per pound, keeping the finance committee rate equal to the Dingley level. Eleven Republicans sided with Democrats, two Democrats including Hughes of Colorado supported the Republicans, and Aldrich predicted committee amendments would pass.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Hughes
Colorado
Aldriot
Broonerson
Minnesota
suspenmGteenaraon
Chicago
Woman Receives Years For Aiding Kidnapping Case
A woman faces years in prison after being linked to the Willie Whitl kidnapping. A lurid confession by her husband implicates a third party and asserts the wife was innocent of criminal participation. He says she cared for the boy in hiding at his father’s insistence during quarantine.
Convict Accuses One Forker in Gale Case
A convict accuses a forker in the Gale case alleging involvement in planning a kidnapping of a child. The claim centers on a plot to abduct the little kid and includes statements about murder over a capri ransom demand.
Coronation Ceremony for Ottoman Sultan Mehmed V
The sultan's coronation procession moves from the mosque to the palace with ceremonial prayers at the Mosque of Mohammed the Conqueror. Students from city schools sing hymns as guards, officials, and attendants in white silk and red attire accompany the sultan. He symbolically tills a lawn furrow, holding plow handles to show responsibility, while a petitioner is halted by soldiers at the palace route.
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Christiana
Mehmed V
Cathag II
Kapou
Siohammed
Mohemed
Cigitsen Caro
Paolace
Tiny Tot Delivers Mother's Day Flowers on Street Corner
A young girl stands on Ferguson and West Twenty first streets during noon offering a bowl of dandelions to passersby. Her simple act sparks warmth as strangers accept the gifts, reflecting a child’s view that every day can be a Mother’s Day.
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Ferguson
West Twenty-first Streets
Ake
First Strike Called by Biblical Moses
Chicago May 10. James W. Kline, president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers, discussed the origin of modern trades unions at a Western Avenue Methodist church. He praised the church for recognizing unions while urging it to support all wage earners.
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Chicago
Mowes
Keypt
Aaron
James W. Kline
Insternational Brotherhood of Blacksmithy and Helpers
Western Avenue Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Weather report for Wyoming area and Washington forecast
Local rains and cooler conditions expected followed by fair and warmer weather. The report cites 4 hour ending data at 6:00 p m May 10 1909 with a maximum 66 and a minimum 80 degrees.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Beotlon
Mother's Day Sermon Praised by Rev. Hills at First Presbyterian
Rev Leon C Hills preached a Mother’s Day sermon at the First Presbyterian Church to a full house in a service emphasizing motherhood and duty. White carnations decorated the church with many men and boys participating, and efforts were made to aid elderly mothers with transportation.
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Leon C. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
L. C. Hills
Arthur K. Lee
Morris
Benson
Misa Flora Blackburn
Samuel
Hills
Mercer Jail Sentence Reveals Joint Kidnap Plot
Jamie Hoyle is sentenced to life and his wife 25 years for the Willie Whitl kidnapping. Boyle’s sworn statement implicates Harry Forker of Sharon and Cat Reble Jr. of Youngstown in a ring of letters and blackmail tied to the crime, with Boyle seeking payment to stay silent and to arrange the abduction.
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Mercer
Jamie Hoyle
Willie Whith
Boyle
Cat Reeble, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry Forker
Sharon
Forker
Parker
Porker
Boy Ie
Whitlam
Whitla Kidnapping Case Developments in Sharon Pa
J P Whitla denied seeing Oglet in Cleveland before his boy's warning and arrest of Boyle. Harry Forker said he knew nothing of the Whitla kidnapping and claimed Boyle never showed him any letters.
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Hoth
Dennndy
Sharon
J. P. Whitla
Ogle
Cleveland
Boyle
Arry Forker
Whitla
Seven die as launch capsizes on Chippewa River
Seven persons drown when a gasoline launch capsized on the Chippewa river at Kau Claire Wisconsin. The disaster occurred today and rescuers recovered the bodies while divers searched the river for missing travelers.
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Kau Claire
Wia
Chippewa River
Wilson accuses Chicago wheat kings of planned robbery
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson declared at the Auditorium that common workers are being robbed by a deliberate wheat price surge. He said the theft targets those who toil for a living and that price hikes have been planned for months, if not years, harming bread buyers and their families.
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Chicago
Chicago Wheat King
James Wilson
Wilson
United States
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