Jonduras Lottery Men Plead Guilty In Alabama Case
A Mobile Alabama court records pleas of guilty from a list of men including William P Parkhouse James Rea and others for conspiring to transport interstate lottery advertisements. Several defendants had fines imposed and others had charges continued or nolle pressed as plates and materials were ordered destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mobile
Ala
District Court
Southern
District of Alabama
James Rea
C. W. Bredow
William P. Johnston
Louis C. Graham
Edward L. Pinac
Davis Hennen Morris
Alfred Hennen Morris
Frank T. Howard
Albert Baldwin, Sr
Chapman Hyams
Paul Conrad
John Demarest
Walter J. Demarest
Edward J. Demarest
New Orleans
John Morris Rogers
Jesse K. Bayliss
Lester
K. Bayliss
Ilmington
Daly
James 8
Moire
Chicago
Harry W. Henderson
W. C. Henderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
General W. L. Cabell
Dallas
Tex
Robert K. Thompson
Joseph L. Shaw
Tom
William
Henry L. Plum
Washington
D. C
Herman Brunner
St. Louis
Oscar Hauger
Hoboken
N. J
Frank E. Johnson
Hartford
A. B. Kauffman
Detroit
Mich
Harry M. J. Schott
Baltimore
Wallace Masterson
Savanah
Stasius Meade
Himmer
Walker
Prisoner allegedly hanged by wrists at New Mexico prison
A Santa Fe newspaper charges the Territorial Penitentiary with barbaric treatment. It alleges a prisoner was strung up by manacled wrists with a chain to a ceiling staple, toes touching the floor for seventeen days, fed only bread and water, and released only after a faint. The incident is under inquiry by the acting Governor and the Attorney General.
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Commercial Tribune
Santa FE
Territorial Penitentiary
Orchard To Testify Today In Caldwell Case
Court convenes at 9 in the morning for further testimony on the Caldwell events. Harry Orchard will be brought from the penitentiary for cross examination, then placed in the county jail under Sheriff Hodgin’s custody, within earshot of those whose lives he may testify against.
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Judge Wood
Haywood
Steve Adams
Western Federation of Miners
Hawley
Mr. Darrow
Mr. Hawley
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Steven Adams
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Leigh Collins
Denver
Darrow
Colorado
Wood
Inner Circle
Indépendence Depot
Cripple Creek
Vindicator
Peabody
Orchard
Adams
Wayne
J. W. Guealdwell
Gue
John C. Rice
Caldwell
Rice
Hogan
Richardson
Prenass
Ellis
Ballentine
Thomas Hogan
Senator Borah
Julian P. Steubenberg
Borah
Moyer
L. B. Bowman
Simmons
Jack Simpkins
Bowman
James Russell
Dempsey
Boise
Hodgin
Police Battle with 200 Strikers at Jersey City Pier
Two hundred striking longshoremen clashed with about twenty nonunion men and several police on Pier B in Jersey City. One union man was badly injured and taken to hospital by ambulance, two others were wounded, with weapons including pistols knives clubs and stones used during the clash.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Pier B
Jersey City
Man Drowns Self In Water Hog in Kentucky
In Lexington on June 4 Ben Flack aged 40 from Montgomery County crawled headfirst into a hogshead of water and held his head under until he drowned. Officials believe ill health contributed to the act.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Ben Flack
Montgomery County
Tll
Utilities bill repassed after mayor veto
Albany June 4 the Assembly voted 116 to 11 to repass the public utilities bill over Mayor McClellan's veto It now proceeds to the Senate for action by the upper chamber.
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Commercial Tribune
Albany
Assembly
McClellan
Senate
Brom o Quinine Laxative Package Signature Mention
A fragment notes a single laxative product named Bromo Quinine with a distinctive package described as black and red stirred, bearing the signature of E.
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Simts
Judgment affirmed in Schaefer v Bernhardt case ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed Hamilton County court findings in Schaefer vs Bernhardt et al. upholding earlier interpretations of Revised Statutes on devise lapses and trusts. The decision also discusses low fares and rail franchises, plus a list of cases decided or affirmed by the court with various counties and parties named.
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Supreme Court
Hamilton County Tribunal
Schaefer Vs. Bernhardt
Commercial Trisuxn Bureau
Outlook Bulivrna
Catamars
Orrto
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hamilton County
Schaefer
Hauck
C. J
Price
Crew
Spear
J. J
City of
Cleveland
William Reynolds
Cleveland Consolidated Railways Company
Circuit Court
Lucas County
Davies
Mitchell
National Land Investment Company
Mansfield
Hannah M. Brister
Richland County
Z., M. & P. Railroad Company
John C. Bolen
Muskingum County
City of Cleveland Et al
W. M. Reynolds
Cuyahoga County
German Fire Insurance Company
J. Hoffman Et al
Wayne County
The
Anchor Fire Insurance Company
Spring Garden Insurance Company
Interurban Railway & Terminal, Company
Lindley C. Houser
Clermont County
Somerset Bank
Harlan
H. Edmund
Perry
Common Pleas
Azariah Shorb
Beaverdam Coal Company
Tuscarawas County
Chicago & Erie Railroad Company
Lima Telephone and Telegraph Company
Allen County
John Korpenski
Lake Erie Iron Company
Louis Schafer
Charles Bernhardt
Helen Simler
David T. Davies
National Land and Investment Company
John Mitchell
Village of
London
William A. Jones
Madison County
Franklin Brewing Company
John F. McCarthy
Franklin County
John T. Lewis
Richard J. Mackenzie
Commissioners Et
State of Ohio
V. M.mahon
Ohio
John T. Gill
Partners
Mary E. McCollum
Executrix
Leon McC
Contractor Falls to Cement Floor in Middletown Death
John Hensey a 48 year old contractor died when he fell forty feet from a scaffold inside a large Middletown business block. He struck head first making a dent two inches deep in the cement.
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Comme
Middletown
John Hensey
Barber named administratrix of McKinley estate
Canton June 4 Mrs M C Barber sister and sole heir to Mrs McKinley was appointed ministratrix of the estate valued at 135000 in personal property and 65000 in real estate.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
M.C. Barber
McKinley
le Heir
Orphans Day Motor Ride Invitations From Cincinnati Club
R E Gerkins of the Cincinnati Automobilists Club asks members to lend cars for Orphans Day on June 12. The event aims to entertain about 125 children from various shelters and hospitals, with cars needed 9–12 am and 2–4 pm. Attendants will accompany the youngsters.
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Automobilists of Cincinnati
R. E. Gerkins
Cincinnati Automobilists’ Club
American Automobile Association
The
Automobile Association
Automobile Club of Cincinnati
R. E.gerkins
Mary C. Thompson
Cincinnati Orphans’ Asylum
Drusilla Schenck
Children’s Episcopal Hospital
Gerkins
H. Robins
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Idaho
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Union
W. D. Haywood
John L. Simpkins
Frederick Miler
Spokane
George A. Pettibone
James McParland
Cour d’Alene
Co. F. Wayne
Governor's Place
Steunenberg Place
O. S. S. Depot
Jonduras Lottery
Jamestown Exposition
Eetiy
John Rolfe
Recantinuums
New Mexico
Jersey City Pier
Sons of American Revolution
Col
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Nelson A. Mce Cleary
C. A. Pugsley
Browning, King & Co
Sele
Cincinnati
Broadway
Sand Street
VY Tork
Wueetory Cooper Square
M. C. Barber
Automobile Club Committee
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