Contempt Action in Pendency of Restraining Order
A judge orders defendants to appear at 9 o clock Saturday to answer why they should not be punished for contempt for alleged violation of a restraining order. The case involves the Lehn divorce related matters and a condemnation suit over a tile claim east of Parrot stilter, with numerous parties including Hat east of the Parrot stilter and Hatting land interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehn
Judge Chiney
Os Merrimain
Louis Mason
Hutte Land & Investment Company
Patrick Muliios
Leo
Ham Hume
Olivio He Hopkins
Lis
Shay Cruise
Fragmentary record of Minnie Mours defense hearing
A damaged fragment describes Minnie Mours appearing before county officials in Meday with unclear details about how she acquired property. The account sketches the interior of a house, a landlady, and a complainant, noting general appearance and a possible arrest charge or assault accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mours
Fender
Four Smallpox Cases Reported. Pest House Likely to Close
Four cases of smallpox are recorded, with the pest house at Sullivan clear of new patients. Officials hope to end the ephremic outbreak as the doctor reports progress and the facility may go out of use by late next week. The telephonic update indicates there is cautious optimism about returning to civilization after a siege of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py. Sullivan
Dale
Oliver Speaks on Temperance at Mountain View Church
Oliver delivers a powerful temperance sermon at Mountain View church, using the Peewee text and stark statistics. He cites Massachusetts data showing 74 percent of idiots traceable to alcohol, 95 percent of criminals tied to drinking, and 82 percent imprisoned for drinking, framed as a moral caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouuitain View
Genteman
Ma Monde
Cunea
Massachusetts
Towe
Temperance zeal sparks aroused talk on law and duty
Special to Inter Mountain from Montana recounts a temperance rally where speakers attacked liquor’s social ruin and urged strict enforcement of laws. They warned of dire outcomes, linked traffic safety to taming drink, and urged citizens to pressure sheriffs and mayors to uphold prohibitions.
Proclamation by Filipino insurgents targets enemies and priests
A Madrid published proclamation dated November 4 orders extreme measures against invaders and traitors. It declares Filipinos ungovernable and promises summary execution for murders and traitors, demands obedience to Filipino authorities, and labels priests and allied officials as enemies. Mer. Chapelle is named an inimical priest for displaying the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tix
Mer. Chapelle
United States
House votes on post office bill with mail delivery tests
Washington February 28 The House heard a conference report on the post office appropriation bill. An amendment funds trials for mail delivery in towns without free service, but a universal delivery expansion is viewed as costly. The postal telegraph and telephone system amendment is opposed but room was made to accept amid late-session pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loud
Post Office
Washington Ships Horses to South Africa in 1900-01
Secretary Gage submits to the House a reply showing U S ports exported horses mules and other supplies to South Africa from October 19 1899 to January 31 1901 totaling 26 505 092 dollars. The shipments included 76 63 horses and mules with wheat canned beef and rum among the chief items. gunpowder and firearms were small. Details by port cannot be given before Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gage
South Africa
Congress
Personal News From The City And District
Personal announcements detail departures to Sweden and Portland, with ties to local families including Bates and Conrey. Henry Blaskeley, Northern Pacific freight agent, left for Coeur d Alene region. Jona M Bodeaux arrived in Van Rapid to join Honolulu endeavors. Patrick McAlasney, known as Mickey the Greek, funeral announced for Friday from Sherman’s Undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povean
Hothenhare
Sweden
L. Bates
Lave
Portland
Oregon
Miniac
Apulis Douehal
Henry Blaskeley
Northern Pacific Division
Coeur Hmene
Jona M Bodeaux
van Rapide
Honolulu
Patrick McAlasney
Mickey the Greek
Tonmirow
Sherman
House Rushes Army Bill To Conference In Week
Washington February 28 The house leaders moved to act quickly on the army appropriation bill and Cuban and Philippine amendments by adopting a special rule to send the measure to conference without delay. Chairman Hull prepared to report that non concurrence with Senate amendments is recommended and the conferees will adjust the final form of the Cuban and Philippine legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hull
Senate
Committee On Rules
Incendiary Fire Strikes Kat Lodge Montana
Special Correspondence from Inter Mountain reports a blaze at the Cowl sheds area near VOR damaging the Meyer furniture store and other property. Firefighters contained the flames with some structures saved, while several buildings suffered damage and investigations suggest arson. Local clergy and officials commented on the incident amid ongoing efforts to restore the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat Lodge
Mont
Meyer Furniture
Boone
Hee Aid Het and Telease Company
B. Bnyder
Rev Moe
Acon
Sanday
British trade debates on foreign imports and steel aims
The discussion centers on foreign manufactured imports valued at 500 million pounds and a proposed burden shift in British markets linked to the Boer War. Sir Howard Vincent questions a United Kingdom steel combine, while Gerald Balfour notes no government action would be feasible to destroy Britain’s iron and steel industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Vincent
Uerson
United Blutes Steel Cortion
Board If Trade
Gerald Balfour
Tt Wuree
Sir Howard Vincent
Britain
Moser Trial Resumes Amid Insanity Claims in Peoria
The Moser trial in Peoria resumes after a delay. Juror Miller attended court as Attorney Green brings four witnesses to testify. Sarah Moser sister and brothers John and Daniel recount personal insanity and alleged persecution by the Amish church, adding details about other family members.
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Peoria
Pet
Moser
Miller
Green
Sarah Moser
John
Daniel
New Amish Church
Kraane
Kidnaper Suspect in Bridger Canyon Batting Incident
Swanson, a Nebraskan, was arrested after a family dispute in Bridger Canyon ended with Edward Swanson drawing a gun and Alex Swanson disarming him, then being mauled. Edward later obtained a warrant and sheriff’s deputies brought in the club-wielding man. Also notes visitors, vaccination seek, jail status changes, and Cuban constitutional declarations presented to Governor General Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazeman
Alex. Swanson
Edward Swanson
Bridger Canyon
Edward
Alex
Mia
Pheriff
Market snapshot shows mixed gains and losses across commodities
Trading on February 28 at New York stock exchange features Sugar and Tobacco leading gains while Paul and other rails swing. St Paul up on 400 shares. Steel and Wire declines drag indices. Sugar volatile near highs, copper and international power rising, bonds steady. money markets show modest activity as cattle, hogs, and grain futures fetch varied results in Kansas City and Chicago.
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New York
St. Paul
Delaware& Hirdeon
Erle Fret
Su Pa
Brooklyn Transit
Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Pacific
Bie
Lake Kite & Western
International Powe
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
Leon R B
O. Aerac
BR. Q
G &G
Nevey
Tobaco Seteferee
Federal Steel Ma
People’s Gas
Illinois
Satanany
Metropolitan
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Tenn
Coal & Iron
TAO Union Pacific
Rane
Greene
Serene Gene Renee
MG Pacific Mail
Cees
Western Unite
Ron Makers Alarmed by Decline in Iron Prices
Fonda February report notes continuous fall in pig iron prices to a low level. Discussion of steel production in the United States, export implications to the United Kingdom, and financial figures cited for the year 1908. Officials consider steps to protect trade and adjust duties amid price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United Kingdom
Howard Vincent
Fei
Roosevelt Ready to assume vice presidency duties
New York February 28 Vice President elect Theodore Roosevelt is at Oyster Bay clearing up private business before taking office. He plans to leave for Washington on Saturday with Mrs Roosevelt and his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
T. 1
Roosevelt
Washington
Troosevelt
Explosion at Shaft No 5 Kills Two Fillers at J R Crow Coal
Weir City Kansas February 28 an explosion at 10 o'clock last night destroyed Shaft No 5 of the J R Crow Coal company Two shot firers 5 B Hatfield and J W Watkins both killed authorities say gas buildup caused the blast the shaft was wrecked and the scene described as terrible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir City, Bank
J. R. Crow Coal Company
B. Hatfield
Colored
J. W. Watkins
Tervife
Therhaft
Fragmentary Classified Notice About Rental Request
A damaged OCR snippet shows a garbled rental inquiry mentioning a two room setup and an address 208 Kea. The legible item requests a rental for two rooms with unknown dates and conditions. The rest is unreadable.
Unable to parse clear headline from OCR text
Cattle and hog market notes with prices, receipts, and changes across categories. Includes cattle, hogs, sheep summaries, with values for steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, and receipts for today and tomorrow. Mentions locations such as Chicago and Texas markets with varied price ranges.
Omaha Live Stock Cattle Receipts and Market Report
Cattle receipts slow to low native beef steers around 4.00 to 5.70 for well finished, Texas cattle and cows and heifers around 3.10 to 4.00, non feeders mixed. Hog and sheep activity subdued with prices for lambs, yearlings, and fat sheep noted, market fluctuating mid range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Eteera
Atockera
H.as
Omaha
Common and Howe
Lambs
A Word Painter and Odd Expressions in a Novel
The Minneapolis Journal reviews Maurice Thompson’s new romance Alice of Old Vicennes, praising its vivid language and quirky expressions. It surveys unusual words, phrases, and literary devices, notes genuine scene vitality, and mentions regional curiosities from South Africa and cattle branding debates, highlighting Thompson’s literary bravura.
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Minneapolia Journal
Alice
Old Vicennes
Maurice ‘Thompson
Thompson
South Dakota
New Zealand
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Judge Orner
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General Wood
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