Lawyer Hummel Convicted of Conspiracy in Morse Case
Prominent New York lawyer Abraham H. Hummel, practicing 25 years, is found guilty of conspiracy to invalidate the Morse marriage. He receives one year’s imprisonment and a $500 fine. The trial also involved subornation of perjury. remaining charges await trial.
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New York
Hummel
Boston
Morse
American Fee Company
Mme Clemence Cowles
St. Louis
Charles ¥. Dodge
Dodge
Atate
Notable figures in news this week and public figures
The week highlights MIT leader Renny Pritchett stepping aside to head the Carnegie Foundation and former Boston mayor John P. Fitzgerald recounting a mobile campaign. Tales include an Irish couple’s bond after loss and Leopold of Belgium amid international outrage aided by Mark Twain satires. Henry Clews critiques executive pay while Twain mocks Leopold in Rise Leopold’s Soliloquy.
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John P. Fitzgerald
Congress
Boston
Fitzgerald
Milligan
Maggie
Mike
Ind
Fragmented dialogue on social standing and lineage
A speaker reflects on the social value of associating with famous people. He notes that such connections grant status that the descendants of ordinary people historically lacked, suggesting a social dynamic tied to recognizable names and influence.
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Mr. Chews
Japa s Little Mothers in Japanese Life
A vivid sketch of the Japanese mother, or little mother, who carries babies on her back as she tends to daily duties. The article notes the small stature of women, the common sight of infants strapped in a cradle or on backs, and how girls play while mothers work, children learning to accept these duties early.
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Nevada
John Mackay
Europe
Great Britain
Continent
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San Francisco
D. C. Mills
Lve
New York
Mr. Mills
England
Wasp
Japan
Tike
Hippos in Captivity at New York Zoo
Caliph and Miss Murphy are the long living hippo pair at Central Park Zoo. They have seven offspring with several still alive. The first baby died after eleven days, Fatima sold for $10,000 with other animals traded in. The third hippo died soon after birth, Cyrus and Iris were exchanged for $35,000 plus other animals. Miss Croker was sold to Chicago Zoo, Pete the seventh child sold for $15,000. Caliph weighs four tons, Ups weighs one ton lighter, and the pair’s mouth span exceeds three feet.
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Central Park
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Cyrus
Irs
Miss Croker
Chicago
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Caliph
Miss Murphy
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Will dispute over Dr Casaccia ends in invalid will
Reno physician Dr Casaccia’s will is declared invalid by estate lawyers due to two printed words on his handwritten document. Judge Carter notes lack of witness signatures on a completely handwritten will makes it invalid under Nevada law. The case hinges on the words Reno Nevada and the accompanying date, deemed fatal to validity. The report also advertises Harper Whisky and a medical testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Leopold
Mark ‘Terain
Ore
England
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Clemens
Nero
Caligula
Attila
Torquemada
Genghis Khan
Cumaccia
Reno
Nevada
Casaccia
Reno, Nevada
FG. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Mra
H. M. Sehneider & Co
Poultry and game storage fears prompt call for laws
Medical journals warn that poultry game and fish kept on ice may rot if viscera are not removed before refrigeration. Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette urges laws banning cold storage of these products containing internal organs due to poison absorption risks.
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Maryland Medical Journal
John H. Hemmeter
Dietetic and
Ohio joins in the demand for popular vote for senators
At Columbus on June 11 the Legislature unanimously adopted Senator Meecke s resolution endorsing election of United States Senators by popular vote. Senator Wood argued that lawmakers likely unfit for popular ballots hinder the President s rate legislation. He warned of a disgraceful death and a felony conviction as a sign that Senate selection must change. Nevada s militia funding part of a larger national allotment totals 5941 31. Nevada must field 300 armed and equipped soldiers before funds become available. The Western Union Telegraph Company s 1905 Nevada operations show receipts of 19202 68 and disbursements of 45790 22.
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Columbus
Ohio
Meecke
United States
Wood
Nevada
Japanese Firm Opens Reno Branch for Army Camp Provisions
Domoto Company of San Francisco has opened a Reno branch and secured the Utah Construction Company contract to supply provisions for the Western Pacific Railroad labor force. A lease was secured on a large building with negotiations for warehouse space to store provisions for the workers who are building the transcontinental line.
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Western Pacific Railroad
Reno
Domoto Company
San Francisco
Fornlus
Utah Construction Company
National Live Stock Meeting in Denvar on Jan 30 81
The ninth annual National Live Stock Association meeting will be at Denvar Cold on January 30, 31 and February 1. It will ratify the consolidation with the American Stock Growers Association based on a Denver conference plan. The merged body will represent all livestock protection interests nationwide. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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Denvar
Cold
National Live Stock Association
American Stock Growers’ Association
Denver
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