Eminent domain denied to trolley lines by court
Minneapolis court rules street railway may not condemn property inside villages for right of way. It denies the petition to condemn lands along Excelsior and Tonka Bay outside Excelsior-Taceleier route, holding condemnation not allowed within village bounds. Decision may be appealable to the state supreme court.
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Minnesota
District Court
Minneapolis
Ubeense
Minneapolis and
Supreme Coast
Excelsior
Tonka Bay
Blech Wut
Chevent
Cemony
Wife Tires of Dan Hanna in Divorce Court
New York reports Mrs. Dan R. Hanna, second wife of the late Senator M A Hanna's son, has moved to 104 Mast Thirty-eighth Street with her mother and plans divorce proceedings. Cleveland friends note the couple have lived apart for two years. Hanna’s first marriage to May Harrington ended in 1898 after eleven years and three children.
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Qnre Mora
New York
Mra
Dan R. Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Mast Thirty-eighth Street
Charles Gordon
Cleveland
Mr. Hanna
May Harrington
Hseannba, Mich
Hed
May
Hurfington Lanne
Edmund JK
Robs Cafe Heist in Caldani Business Center
A masked robber, armed with revolvers, held up Albany cafe in Broadway Caldani at 8 p.m. The bandit took $800 from the cash register as five patrons plus the bartender were present. No injuries reported.
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Robs Cafe
City
AX Tene Bandie
Oregon Supreme Court Reverses Kelliher Land Fraud Case
The court reversed the conviction of A. T. Kelliher of Chicago who was found guilty and sentenced to two years for alleged defrauding of a portion of state school funds. The opinion practically exonerates him, about a year after the accusation.
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Oregon Supreme Court
Kelliher
A. T. Kelliher
Chicago
Wreck Costs Chicagoan $1600 in Rail Disaster
O W Winkler general manager Covington and Southern railroad lost 1000 in currency in wreck of the Pennsylvania Myer near Altoona Pennsylvania. He had been pushing a million dollar deal and hurried to leave. A box described as votfilaing an infernal marching of enormous power was found on the railroad track just before Grand Duke Nicholay train. The mechanism was designed to explode by train vibration.
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Grand
Duke Nicholae
Grand Duke Nicholay
St. Petersburg
Theft Act of Maniac Operatives In Chicago Subtimsary Theft
A garbled destined crime note suggests operatives are working on a $174,000 theft in Chicago. Belief centers on a crime tied to a deed or falsified act possibly hidden in the Federal building. A separate item reports a merchant killed four Madden by prosecution for an attack on a little girl. Thomas Baldwin, a first‑week man of Colfax, Al, killed the child she had wronged, her mother and two relatives.
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Maniac
Chicago
Federat
Utinoia
Madden
Thomas Haldwin
Colfex, al
City opens 16 meat markets amid urban turmoil
St Peterburg municipality plans eighteen municipal meat markets to sell at cost as a response to rising private meat prices. A man named Aaron Alexander died after a collision with a train in Flyik, Chi. A boiler explosion at Jones & Laughlin Bree Company in Pittsburgh injured workers and damaged the plant, with molten metal and a furnace cap failing.
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St Peterborg
Koeein
Coct
Jones & Laughlin Bree Company
Pittsburg
Magnate Harriman’s Stormy Testimony Shocks Rail Rivalries
Harriman described in a raid era testimony how he claimed to loan securities to trust companies and funded railroad coffers with $1,000,000 in collateral. He alleged Charles Stigvesant Fisk was ousted from leadership for misuse of funds. He also touched on Union Pacific’s stake in Southern Pacific and Rockefeller’s $27 million stock maneuver. He warned that without anti trust action, northern routes and cross country lines would suffer delays.
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Telhe
Gbiniatin
I. C
Whck
Edward JL. Enrrininn
Tts
York
Bruyvesnat
Ile
Tell I
Lla
Bish
Althals Central Railroad
Ithe Road
Mix
Hinrimaan
Stigvesant
Road
Huerluu
Unilon Pacific
Southern Pacific Shack
Washington
Oregon
Holman Denies Gag Statement In Pittsburg
Mrs Holman’s denial, issued by Chiles J Holman in Pittsburg, states he never supplied a district statement to embarrass Mrs Alian or Evelyn Nesbit Thow. He asserts Evelyn attended Sunday school while her mother controlled her and that the public has distorted the tale.
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Jerome
Chiles J. Holman
Pittsburg
Dyelyn Nesbit Thow
Holman
Tomes
Alian
Evelyn
Demi
Wisconsin sterilization bill aims at crime and feeble minds
A Wisconsin bill proposes sterilization of certain inmates and mentally unfit individuals. It calls for a three member examining board, including a physician lawyer and psychologist, to determine eligibility. The state board also recommends sterilization as a penalty for criminal assault.
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Steriilentium
Linc
Wisconsin Tegistacure
Instie Aspiriins
West Pointenders plan June 3 address attendance
The West Vointenders will hold a chair elicamphiout at Jamestown starting June 3 to hear the President's address. Private Edward Long of the U S Marine Corps was held without bail in Boxteehoo on murder charges involving Corporal John J. Quinn. The Guggenbebm lane secured White Pass and Yukon railway railways and steamship holdings. News reached Vancouver from a White Horse by the steamer Amur.
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Tod
Elicamphiout
Jamestown
Edward $. Long
United States Marine Corps
Boxtehoo
John J. Quinn
Guggenbebm
White Pass
Yukon
Vancouver
B. C
Amur
Mystery Theft Stuns Chicago Subtreasury Ledger
The Chicago subtreasury faces a $173 000 loss after a careful book audit negates an error. John Wilkie, chief of the U S secret service, arrived from Washington to direct the case as officials pursue a conspiracy amid clerks and possible ring activity. Roosevelt's administration orders tighten security and reforms to prevent future thefts.
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United States
Willijm Boldemyeek
Meyer
Chicago
Ila
Porter
Feurst Serview
Pedernal En- Moyes
Treasury Office
Whilington
St. Louis
Lwiua
Roosevelt
Shaw
Uncle Sam
Department’ of Justice
Wanking- Ton
Mrs. McDonald Improves in County Jail Hospital
The wife of the former boxing king, Mary McDonald, is described as mentally deranged by jail physicians after a fatal shooting. Authorities weigh whether she was insane before the tragedy or acted in self defense during a struggle over a pistol with Guerin.
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Mike McDonald
Webster
Ghovin
McDonald
Ring of Defense
Deaths Announced of Two Navy Officers at Carta wena
Brief notice from Carta wena Spain reports the deaths of Vice Admiral Sanchez Ovana and Rear Admiral Martiges Meg eng. A British grand jury, led by Attorney General Sir John L. Walton, summons 310 electors to investigate Jennings' election fraude in Louisiana, while a Leeds speech laments the Lords in discord with modern democrats.
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Cartawena
Spain
Sanchez Ovana
Martiges Megeng
Jennings
Louisiana
John L. Walton
Britain
Leeds
House of Lords
Death rates soar in 1905 United States report
A census bureau mortality report for 1905 shows the United States with a high death rate, surpassing years past. Nephritis, Brights disease, apoplexy, cancer, diabetes and appendicitis rise while old-age deaths fall. Overall deaths reach 545,533 with a 16.2 per thousand rate.
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Uchand
Bixense
Imense
Tower
Treland
Germany
Italy
Mugtapd
Wales
Scotland
Norhorlands
Bright
United States
Connecticut
Indiana
Maine
Massnelagetiy
Michizen
New Eiamnebie
New Jersey
New York
Ethode Island
Vermont
Hrom
Stevens Quits Canal Job Amid Turmoil Over Panama Work
Stevens resigns as president of the county commission amid upheaval in canal construction plans. Major Goethals and army engineers to take over work, with Stevens citing fatigue of public life. Storm-torn city of San Marcos de Colon reported seized by Honduran troops. Morazan/Guatemala forces involved.
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Archiy Wuwluiern
Panama
Doin P. Stevens
County Commission
Stevena
C. W. Goethals
Engineer Corps
Army
J+ Fe
Blackburn
Kentucky
Mile
Stevens
Jol F. Walkes
Theodore P. Shonts
Wallace
Chicago
Waa
Rock Island Railroad
Marcos de Colon
Agweil
Solomon Grdonea
Fragmentary note on 1550 London accounts dispute
A garbled text references Peter to pay, 1550 London, a prosecution from South Dater's Gathodiad, Westminster Abbey invoked to address a deficit in Salts Vit's accounts, and public adverse critique of the clerical leaders.
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Éndle Peter
London
Wiestuilister Abbey
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Mrs Farrell
A testimonial from Mrs. Farrell of Ocean Ave, New Ty, describes relief from backache, urinary issues, and swelling after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The piece notes the product is prescribed for kidney and general health, with price and seller details. Also includes a satirical aside on a new description of “Golden Blonde” hair and a conversation about fashion.
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Vane Farrell
Darsey City
Dean
Tan
Doan
Tooter-Milburn Co
Butinto
N.Y
Fragmented Text Reflects Odd Shop Interaction
A garbled OCR style scene shows a refined young lady inside a shop. A customer party debates odd shopkeeper remarks while a staff member offers a bizarre fruit pattern suggestion. The passage reads like a stray, nonsensical archival fragment with unclear context.
Postum Prize Letters Offer Gold Boxes and Cash
Advertises a June 1 1907 contest by Postum Cereat Co Ltd to send 325 boxes of gold and cash prizes to writers of experience letters about Postum. Prizes include five $10 gold pieces, 26 $5 pieces, 100 $2, and 200 $1 greenbacks. Judges are unaffiliated, letters held as evidence of friendship, and readers urged to participate with honest brief statements.
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Postum
Postum Cereal Co.,. ‘Ltd
Mgl Cateem
Postum Cereat Co
Brttle
Slearly
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