Plea to Extend Mine Hour Law Delays Railroads Across Nation
Railroad groups led by Wabash petition the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking more time to comply with the nine hour mining law for telegraph operators. They warn extending hours will force staffing changes and threaten service in small towns as stations would require more operators. County officials in Latah confront package licenses amid anticipated court rulings.
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Wietntty AF Amail Ratirondatas Auaue
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Wabash Railroad Company
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Wabash
Sayy Mthaw Bothenn
Walesh
Waek
Manny Mronll
B. O
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Wahn
Supreme Court
Latah
Heonte
Aupreme Court
Wall Villages
Unbroken Packages Prohibited to Be Consumed at Prom
A notice warns that liquor in unbroken packages may not be consumed on prom premises. The seller’s assurances do not override this rule, and attendees must follow local licensing laws.
Pennypacker Denies Whitewash Letter At Trial
Harrisburg Pa February 21 Former Governor Pennypacker testified at the state castle conspiracy trial denying M Lewis's claim that a letter to Architect J M Huston was a whitewash. He said the letter was prepared during a conference with Lewis and former officials including Auster and Carson and that Lewis’s accusation was unfounded.
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Lewis
DKGOOD 18 FOUND GUILTY OF CHARGE OF ROBBERY
M Ongood found guilty by the district court jury on a robbery charge. The crime occurred near Coeur d Alene in a fall night, alleged with M A Yarbrough aiding, as Fred Fallows was held up and robbed. Sentencing to follow. crime carries five years to life. Yarbrough to be tried on the same charge.
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Coeur d Alea
Rathdrom
Maho
M. Ongood
Coeur d'Alene
Oxgood
M.A. Yarbrough
Ongood
Yarbrough
Sam
Jap Barbeau’s Headgear Aims to Shield Batters
The Cleveland Leader reports Jap Barbeau’s proposed protective headgear inspired by a playful invention after a near accident with Kiddie Bune. Style and function mix in an aluminium cap topped by a hair wig, designed to be worn during games without hindering play, with Roger Brownahan credited for the idea.
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Jap Barbeau
Indianapolla
Jap Barteau
Toledo
Mare
Milwauker
Cleveland
Roger Brownahan
New York
Belie
Sodany
Arbeau
Almselt
Curious Follies and Daring Feats Then and Now
A scattered column reports on unusual sporting and social oddities. Mentions player injuries and fears, a Toledo star considering the wage route, disguises and theatrical incidents, and a trio of misadventure stories involving performances and pranks.
Judge Austin Works Jail Time For Four Hour Session
A Toledo judge, Austin, served four hours in a workhouse to study inmate routines. He donned prison garb, toiled on the creek saw gang, ate in a cell, and reflected that it was no joke to experience imprisonment. He aims to judge future prisoners with a firsthand perspective.
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Toledo
Tames Anntie, Jr
New York
Austin
Price
Judge Austin
Bie
Olnia
Aue
Ico
Avatin
Tam
Flea Killing Begins to Cut Insect Nuisance
A Marshall dispatch reports efforts to control a flea infestation affecting livestock. The article notes a germicidal device that holds four cups and percolates into a pad, with Mr. Wotter claiming insects visit a sanitary bead once daily within reach.
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Gollan
Harry W Vetuat
Marshall
Barton and Benton in Thirty Years in the United States Service
The article outlines the long political rift between Missouri senators Barton and Benton. It details Benton’s rise through Missouri politics, Barton’s early support, and their later quarrels over senate appointments and agent postings. It notes their final estrangement and sharp exchanges when they met in Kansas City.
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Banton
Barton
United States Service
Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri
United States
Ho Fon
Miexouri
Mallats
Beuroo
Senate
Harton
Micont
Bonton
Kansas City Btn
The Injured One. A Sugar Estate Owner in Demerara Visit
A gentleman who owns a sugar estate in Demerara went out to inspect his properties when an unspecified incident occurred. The article fragment records a notable injury or accident during the visit, with few further details available in the preserved text.
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Im Demerara
Pioneering reporter lines and a mule attack tale
The excerpt blends a Plantation scene where a mule kicks a boy after a driver provokes it, with a reflection on early journalism. It cites a planter's reaction and a legal note from 1723 about restrictions on reporting parliamentary debates, highlighting the long struggle for press freedom.
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