Indian claims court awards $8,971 to Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux
Washington reports a Court of Claims ruling in favor of the Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux, not the government, for 8971 dollars tied to 1851 treaty payments. Ancillary acts since 1863 adjust annuities and lingering obligations, with an anticipated payout to surviving loyal Indians from $788,972.
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Unwritten Law Excuses Talesmen in Two Trials
In St Louis on April 2 1906 fifty three of one hundred summoned jurors were excused after claiming belief in the unwritten law in cases involving Policeman Michael J McNamara charged with killing his wife and her lover John J Drophy. Separately in New York on April 23 the Supreme Court denied the incorporation petition of the National Roosevelt League, citing that its language reflected upon existing political parties and could not proceed.
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Bad Actor Se Sentenced in New York Trial
William Davidge, an actor who tried to kill Miss Reballe Wilcbert when she refused marriage, was sentenced Monday to one year in jail. Eight more lottery indictments. grand jury found missing Honduras National Lottery Co. operations, names to be divulged Wednesday.
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Unclear Hotel Death Lands in Hoboken Amid Probe
Fragmentary report notes a man cut his throat in a Hoboken hotel and faced charges in the city before dying on Monday. It mentions peace talks in Washington likely failing as Nicaragua demands Salvador be held responsible, suggesting renewed hostilities.
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Parade at Columbus Army Post Demands Hat Removal for Flag
At the Columbus army post on Monday a dress parade prompted civilians to remove their hats while the national colors were carried. Col. Enn, the post commandant, insisted on uniform respect and said he would enforce the gesture at the post and during similar occasions.
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Elevator Man Hero in Chicago Fire Rescue
Chicago April 23 A six story building at 298 and 300 Wabash avenue suffered extensive fire damage with $250000 in losses. Fire discovered on the fourth floor spread to the fifth as twenty three workers escaped via the fire escape. Elevator conductor Henmice Manley repeatedly rode his car to rescue 45 girls from upper floors before succumbing to smoke.
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Three Sailors Die When Schooner Eben Capsizes
Three crewmen from Philadelphia drowned when the schooner Eben capsized in Delaware River near Omester while bound for Mahon’s Ditch with oysters. Six others aboard were rescued after a gust toppled the vessel and filled the cabin with water.
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White Testimony Aims to Link Miller in Orrville Murder
In Orrville and Columbus incidents, Harry White, acquitted in a local murder, plans to testify that Allen Miller killed Tommy Dye in 1906 as part of a gang robbery. The case parallels other Ohio legal actions including a bribery indictment and a Sidney murder confession in Lima.
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Game Commission Charges and Warden Appointment in Ohio
Columbus April 23 Gen J C Bpeaks named chief game warden to begin May 1. Charges by the state fish and game commission accuse retiring warden J C Porterfield of illegally taking funds and disobeying orders. Countercharges by Walter B Kimball against Commission President North are awaiting action by the governor. Kenton April 23 Rev Leroy Belt died at 71 former Ohio Northern president and Methodist leader. Youngstown April 23 William Price killed Tom Whitehead after a liquor store quarrel. Price captured after brief escape. Columbus April 23 Emerson trial: judge overrules demurrer to indictment of Lawson F E Emerson, former supreme court clerk.
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Embezzling Fees Case Opens as Court Schedules Trial
Monday court session sets Emerson’s trial on embezzlement charges from his office. Harris reappoints state veterinary examiners including White Columbus McFadden Steubenville Downocker Columbus. Runaway accident in Bellefontaine kills James Kitchen 40, former West Liberty marshal, instantly.
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Serviang Band Beats Bulgarians in Salonika Clash
In Salonika, a Serviang group routed a Bulgarian force on Sunday, with ten opponents killed or beheaded. Nearby Turkish troops did not intervene, marking a tense local skirmish amid wider regional conflict.
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