Williston ex-mayor Denny wins new trial in horse theft case
William Denny former mayor of Williston and banker was granted a new trial by the North Dakota Supreme Court after his three year penitentiary sentence for rustled horse charges was set aside. The court found that damning evidence a letter allegedly dictated by Ryan should not have been allowed at trial. The case drew wide interest in Williams and surrounding counties amid Montana stock theft concerns.
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Clea
Montana Stock Grow
Montana
Williams County
Willames County
Supreme Court
Wilame County
George W. Hall
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Dam Orl
Agathet Denny
Battle Firing Report Untrue in Constantinople Rumor
London reports October 10 that no credence is given to rumors of gunfire at Constantinople or fortifications being fired upon. No confirmation from any source.
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London
Forte
Constantinople
Fred Onger
Old Story of Fine Prospects stress Temptation Jail Ruin
City police tell of a Maill Lane jewel firm theft case where Oliver M. Farrand accuses his employee Marschner, a longtime jeweler, of stealing ten thousand dollars in diamonds to fund a vice seeking lifestyle. Marschner allegedly used the proceeds on a "good time" with a York girl and a soubrette.
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Herner
Balemman
Oliver M. Farrand
Mai Lane
York
Marschner
Far
Notable Episcopal gathering planned in Fargo November
The second annual council of the Sixth Missionary department of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States will meet in Fargo November 8 to 10. Thirteen bishops and hundreds of clergy and lay members are expected, with Bishop Hare of South Dakota presiding. Services begin Sunday at Gethsemane cathedral.
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Iowa
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Nebraska
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South Dakota
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Marin
Dean Burleson
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Hare
Gethsemane
Gethsemane Cathedral
Taxicab Strike Leads to Boy Shot by Police Specials
New York on October 10 authorities prepared drastic action against special officers hired by the New York Taxicab Co to break a chauffeur strike after a 14 year old school boy, Robert Qualey, was shot today by the specials. Two specials were held as the boy's death loomed, while witnesses described taxicabs speeding along West street with armed men firing at random.
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New York
Robert Qualey
W. Street
N. D. Merchant Killed by Train in Hillabore
In Hillabore N D Oct 10 prominent hardware merchant Brick Olson was struck by a train while accompanying a traveling man to the station. Olson died last night after being taken to Portland and Mayville hospital. Reports say he stood to give an order as the train backed and did not stop at the depot. Olson jumped aboard in motion and was run over. He was a half brother of Ben Grimley of Portland.
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President Will Review Fleet in Washington on February Twenty Fourth
Washington Oct 10 Secretary of the Navy Metcalf announced the Atlantic fleet will sail from the straits of Gibraltar to Hampton Roads to be reviewed by the president the secretary and the general board on February 24 Washingtons birthday. The fleet will then move to New York with ships and flags from Britain among those present. A libel case is noted against Congressman Kiel seeking $200,000 in damages for remarks during a campaign speech.
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Rciasa
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Richard Parson
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Jobe
Belmont Held Him In Bond Says Jockey Sues Belmont
New York October 10 August Belmont the turfman has been sued for 100000 by jockey John Freit of Jersey City. Freit says he apprenticed to Belmonts stables at age 13 and worked there three years before joining Madcen stables. He alleges Belmont later posted a notice against Freits services hindering employment and seeks compensation for time lost.
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Belmone
Jorney City
John Freit
Freit
Belmont
Stabey
Madcen Stables
Crisis Reached as Avian Frontiers See Bomb Blasts
Reports say birds incendiary attacks along the Austrian border exploded bridges. Officers report captures and shootings. Francis Joseph's flag burned and the Austrian consulate was stoned. Powers call for warships as tensions rise.
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Francis Joseph
Austro Hun army corps rush to Servian frontier
Vienna and Budapest reports that the Eleventh and Thirteenth Austro Hungarian army corps with arms and ammunition are being hurried toward the Servian frontier. Hospital trains are being prepared, the Vienna correspondent states, as tension rises on the frontier.
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Vienna
Tempa
Budapest
mob clamors for war in belgrade urging austria clash
Belgrade on October 10 saw an extraordinary session of the national assembly opened amid great excitement as warlike sentiment grew. Professor Jovanovita was elected assembly president, signaling strong pro war tones with Austria. Reports from nearby areas described alleged Serbian actions and international concerns. Moscow yet advised that Russia would not oppose Austria’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Italy orders its fleet to stay near Spesia after maneuvers.
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Shupshina
National Assembly
Deg
Jovanovita
Austria
Ade
M.pasics
Associated Press
Skupshtina
Russia
St. Petersburg
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Baron von Aehrenbach
Berchthold
Collision Drowns Thirteen on Nipponia Crew
Hamburg dispatch reports a fog collision off Scheven between the German steamers Pretoria and Nipponia. Thirteen Nipponia seamen including the captain perished, while the Pretoria sustained no damage.
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Pretoria
Nipponia
Scheven
U. S. Circuit Court Upholds Labor Injunction
Chicago reports the U S circuit court upholds a labor injunction against Transfer union No 18h at Mapwaukes and the Allis-Chalmers Co case, with modifications and vacated paragraphs. The ruling, issued today, reinforces prior orders and reflects changes requested by the parties.
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Circuit Court
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Good Court
Transfero Union No
Mapwaukes
Allis-Chalmere Co
United States
Sodene
Grom 1 Daker
Titans Battle for World Trophy in Detroit Opener
Detroit and Chicago prepare for the World Series opener at Bennett Park amid record interest as rain falls. Detroit manager Jennings and Chicago manager Chance vow no excuses after a season of pennant races. Fans queue for tickets and gates open at 10 am as crowds stream in for the opening game.
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Detroit American
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Bennett Park
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Jenings
Killian
Donovan
Pitcher
Detroit and Chicago Battle as Rain Delays Opening Day
Rain soaked the opening as Detroit and Chicago players struggled through a messy morning. McIntyre and Cobb spark a Detroit rally, scoring on a third base hit before rain ends innings. Sheckard and Steinfeldt spark Chicago’s late scoring, with multiple base hits and stolen bases in a tense early game. Umpire O De clan oversees a soggy field and shifting momentum.
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Behnle
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Hoffman
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McIntyre
O'Leary
Cubs Triumph In Third Inning Rally Against Nationals
In a frenzied inning sequence, Killian drives in runs as Chicago capitalizes on Detroit miscues. By the seventh, Evers scores on a steal and a run-scoring error, while Detroit replies with a string of hits and timely scoring, ending with a tense late rally.
Mystery murder by accidental death in Jumada bay
In New York a man and woman were found dead, bound with wire, drifting in Jumada bay. Both unidentifiable, they had valuables. The man, about 45, six feet, 200 pounds, carried a gold watch, chain, and $4.38. The woman, about 28, described as attractive, wore a wedding ring and long black gloves with $10 in Soy bills.
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Jumada Bay
Thaw Family Gathers To Defend Harry
Mrs William Thaw mother of Mary Thaw arrives in White Plains with her daughter Mrs Copley former Countess of Yarmouth and Miss Gertrude Rosa to be near the defendant’s side in the high profile case.
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William Thaw
Marry K. Thaw
White Plains
Thaw
Copley
Yarmouth
Gertrude Rosa
Sleuth Accuses Union Leaders in Chester Dynamite Case
Frederick G. Wacker, Pinkerton detective, testified that National Organizer P. J. Shea and thirteen Chester Traction strikers discussed dynamite as a tactic to fight police. Wacker said Shea urged use of dynamite in a meeting and implicated several defendants in derailments, broken switches, wire cutting, riots, and assaults. Mrs. Phillip Arnold mourns two Montana sons lost in separate incidents.
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P. J. Shea
Street Railway
Chester Traction Co
Frederick G. Wacker
Pinkerton
Wacker
Chester
Shea
Phillip Arnold
Esmond
Montana
Hansbrough at Williston opens Republican campaign
Hansbrough opened the Republican campaign in Williston with a large, enthusiastic crowd and a fine speech. He is to speak at Buford in the afternoon and at Ray that night. The writer reviewed the irrigation system here and praised the progress made.
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Hansbrough
Buford
Ray
Ralph Eddy in the Army
Mystery in the disappearance of an Ohio girl's fiancé is cleared as Ralph W. Eddy is found to have joined the Thirteenth Infantry, United States Army. Eddy, who vanished in Milwaukee days before an intended Wooster, Ohio, wedding, is stationed at Fort Leavenworth after enlisting for three years.
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Ralph W. Eady
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Thirteenth Infantry
United States Army
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