Friction Over Resignation and Regents Hearings
Controversy at the agricultural college grows after Director Mirman T. Feeneh seeks to withdraw his resignation as the debate centers on the regents and the experimental station staff. Professors French and others clash with President MacLean and acting head Elliott amid questions of funds and government accounts. In New York, J. S. Hunt reports a plan to merge major rail lines including Colorado and Southern with Great Northern and others under the Sherman Anti-Trust framework.
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Moscow
Idato
Mirman T. Feeneh
Agricultural College
Régentn
Withh
Mont
Etaf
Coonti
Ets
French
Presint MacLean
University
Elliott
French Reargne T
Frill and Hatch
Proddent MacLean
la Jor
New York
Paul Aay
J. 3
Hunt
Gould Divorce Case Began In New York Court
The famous divorce case of Hetine Clemons Gould against Ward Gould opened with technical arguments by counsel. Mrs Gould seeks divorce on cruelty and abandonment grounds while Ward countersuit, with Justin Karnum named in the complaint. The hearing follows two years of proceedings and ongoing alimony claims.
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New York
Hetine Clemons Gould
Ward Gould
Hiaidunmt
Nich
Gould
Wuld
Mdvais
Justin Karnum
Cody
Wil
Ryan 18 A Candidate for Senator
A fragmentary notice from Omana Nebraska outlines Ryan 18 as a candidate for the senate to succeed Burkett whose term ends in 181. It references a direct primary pattern similar to Oregon and mentions members of the Nebraska issue elected in November.
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Omana
Bryan
Richard
Oiitar
ComsBoner
Snoutheyd Rimaell
Senate
Bena Burkest
Soser
Oregon Tor
Nebraska
Abington Senate Republicans Face Key Tax Debate
In Abington on January 10, a Senate Republican group led by Jame Alar and colleagues discusses income tax policy and corporate tax questions as part of a broader party platform. The meeting signals potential shifts in tax stance ahead of upcoming sessions.
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St Lo
Abington
Jame
Independent Western Rail Road to Set Freight Rates
The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Bound railroad plans to publish its own freight rates rather than join the Transcontinental Freight Bureau. Officials say the new line will set rates independently, with a 30 day Interstate Commerce Commission notice, aiming to support oriental export plans and soon arrival of large freighters at Seattle.
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Chicago
Rriman
Chicago, Si Paul Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. & Keeley
Lerestory
Mar
T. Pant Iratie
Rome
Beattle
Seattle
Wit
Spokane Doctors Back New Marriage Law in Spokane Talk
Physicians in Spokane voiced strong approval for the new marriage laws taking effect today. They support prohibiting marriage for those with contagious diseases or criminal tendencies, and favor disqualifying intoxication addicts. Doctors praised provisions banning hereditary criminal transmission and measures to curb tuberculosis, arguing strict enforcement would improve public health and reduce crime. The bill, drafted by Olympia legislators, was introduced by Representative Tedger of Spokane. The Olympic convention featured a talk by Danice Edmunds on Public School Work, with an excursion planned to Hagin Lake. about 40 delegates attended.
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Indoree
Gore
Spokane
Wash
Thawas
PB. McCorack
P. Witter
Olympic
Tew Tor P Bdge
Danice Edmunds
Hagin Lake
W. & Powell
M Hey
Roe Baker
Seaalon
Portland
Edward Everett Hale Dead in Moxburg Massachusetts
Edward Everett Hale long noted author and former United States chagrain died at his home after a heart disease. He was about 84 years old, a Harvard graduate of 1838 with a doctorate in theology. Hale served ten years as pastor in Worcester and later led the South Park Street Church in Boston.
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Moxburg
Meeting on Women Home Missions in city convent
The event opened with remarks by Mr Charles Pertiee Tait, followed by an address by Mrs. W. R. Pectibone, state secretary for the Women’s Foreign Mission Society, on the Woman Work. Mr W K. Powell spoke on Our Girls in Foreign Lands. An informal discussion and a convention report closed the sessions.
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Hevenne
Hey
Gr. Blume
Women's Home
Charles Pertiee Tait
W. R. Pectibone
Wormas
Foreign Mielon Society
W K. Powel
BM. Alps
Nevada Senator Rebels Over Seven Day Work Week Debate
Washington dispatch notes Senator Newlands objects to industrial abuse in Pittsburgh where some mill workers toil ten days a week. Senator Oliver retorts with a verse-like rebuke about Nevada Sunday labor, citing hotel and office penalties tied to the state’s Sunday customs and practices.
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Washington, D.C
Bonstur Newlands
Nevada
Pitthner
Benator Oliver
Pitteburg
Plitshure
Seorman G King to Visit Sodar in Evening
Seorman G King a land chancel lor of the Kataher of Prehing with headquarters at Bolan plans an official visit to the Sodar this evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Seorman G. King
Prehing
Af Bolan
Ery
Sodar
Testimony in divorce case and land dispute heard
The district court heard testimony in the divorce case of Janien Mattant against Predeecha Kotger alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment. Separately, Sherman Land & Improvement Co. sued B. B. for damages over alleged fraudulent representations in sale of an undivided half interest in a 12 acre tract. McParland represented the plaintiff with Potts and Kider for the defense.
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Janien Mattant
Kotger
McParland
Potts
Robert Kider
Messy OCR fragment on Anton Carlson and Kentucky Whatesate
Fragmentary text alleges a dispute involving Anton Carlson proprietor of a Kentucky whatesate and an order restricting sale of stock. Details are garbled with unclear references to actions, dates, and parties, preventing precise reconstruction of the event or outcome.
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Anton Carlson
Kentucky Whatesatere
Eterne Lowi
Dewey Fleet Three Withdrawn From Puget Trade Schedule
June 16 notice states Dewey Fleet Three withdraws from the Puget trade timetable in Seattle. The Chicago Milwaukee Puget theme schedule will take effect June 14, covering the first liver divisions and combining freight and passenger trainee routes. Adjustments will occur over several months before full implementation in August.
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Dewey
House Breakers Land in Jail
James Wilson James Jones and Anton Winram were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Rower for breaking into the summer home of Austin Oneblo at the lake. They allegedly entered the baths and took items from a woodshed and Bonded to a back door. They pled not guilty but face charges of burglary and breaking and entering.
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James Wilson
James Jones
Anton Winram
Sher
Austin Oneblo
Sino
Ahern
Wisog
Elaime
Etka Columbia
Jones le
Chicago
Rierain
Ema
Mecape
Cerkin
Rome
Burglary Report At Lewing and Gootvin Building
The cigar mute and prot room of Lewing and Gootvin were burglarized at night. About $5 is missing in money from the till, but the breakage was slight. Police say the burglar pried open a rear window and fled. no arrests have been made.
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Lewing & Gootvin
Sladt
Arios
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