Federal Water Rights Battle Sparks Indiana Debate
The report outlines a dispute over federal vs state control of water rights, citing Governor Manly and Indiana officials. It notes possible injunctions and court actions, with references to the United States government, railroad interests, and reactions to Fourth of July celebrations.
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Carey
United States
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Arkin
United Sgiles
Hutergentton
Tesa
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Aera
Haaki
Yana
Making Motive for Orchard Disorder in Mine Strike Trial
Testimony recounts motives behind the Orchard mine affair as feature of the Wester Federation of Miners case. Witnesses discuss plans, engagements, and alleged pressure linked to the Cripple Creek strike, with references to Nugent and governor figures, and safety deposits in a tense Denver area setting.
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Verto
Vietor
Federaindesy
Hansen
Dartiy
Hanale
No Verdict In Standard Trial Case Wears On
Fragmented OCR note reports no verdict reached in the Standard Oil case tied to Puje 2k. Jurors retired, debated, and returned to hear further instructions as discussions continued. Names and details are garbled but indicate ongoing deliberations and mixed reactions during the state trial.
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Hs Sale
Peup to Cleveland and Return Via Nigk Plate Road
Fragmentary notes show travel plans to Cleveland and back via Nigk Plate Road with a July 16 reference and scattered names. The legibility is poor but indicates a study or meeting context and mentions individuals or initials such as OL AL Mellin and TSW AL.
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Peup
Cleveland
Nigkel Plate Road
TSW
Result of Hen's Peck
Fragmentary obituary notes a woman named Hen and mentions a funeral and family members. The readable text references illness or death, a wedding or marriage context, and eventual burial arrangements with family attendance. The piece is garbled but centers on a death and funeral sequence with kin and associates.
Long Silk Gloves Arrive in Bulk at The People's Store
A shipment of 60 dozen long black silk gloves has just been received by The People's Store. The stock arrives in full, with all items accounted for and ready for sale.
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People’s Store
Notice on bicycle dealer hours and court ruling
Beginning July 1 bicycle dealers must close at 6 30 pm and will not receive a bonus. Appellate court in Monroe County rules against tax payment bond pledged by Benton township. Court cites irregularities in election procedure affecting aid grant. Westward rail service promotions listed with routes and contact details.
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Benton
Monron
Movnianapolis
Contracts Signed Amid Bidding Turmoil and Delays
Fragmentary report details bidding disputes with Mes Karppany and Getler firms over poles and fixtures for a downtown project. Discussions reference prices around 40 to 90 dollars, plant placements, and possible future work tied to government requirements, noting a key figure Snover as a board member and ongoing plant readiness.
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Mes Karppany
Talpur
Dieteiel
Folate
Meliride Company
Wadia
Lemysten
Twelfth District News Trial At Norfall County
Turbulent court actions unfold in Norfall County as a major jury trial proceeds in May involving civil matters and tax disputes. Attorneys Mountz Brtalorbily defend, while Judge Turmanen presides over a contested case, with witnesses and a national context referenced amid local legal proceedings.
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Alutost
Amd
Thesener
Lark
Creal
Shear
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Gethanger
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Han Aseacy
Ian West
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Will Wed On Tuesday in Auburn County Teachers Union
A garbled notice describes a wedding or social event involving well known young men, teachers, and county residents. It mentions Auburn and Tuesday relations with a forthcoming Saturday follow up and references married life and local figures.
Skeletons found at Lake Wawassee prompt inquiry
Fragmentary 1860s style report notes discovery of two human skeletons at a lake site. Early text mentions names and places like Topeka and Indian remains, with follow up examination implied but details garbled. Authorities likely pursue identification and cause.
Wheat Threshing Rains Delay Harvest in Southwest Reports
Weather delays hamper harvest as rains linger in the southwest, slowing wheat threshing. Reports from Kansas indicate drought and frost have damaged crops, with yields varying from partial to nearly half typical. Farmers push to cut and thresh where conditions permit amid ongoing field work.
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Kanera
Bors
Frontiern Kansas
BYTHIANS TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
Butler tad June 28. The text notes a memorial service plan by the Bythians and mentions residents from Butler and Waterloo. It references Mrs Maeda, Mr Priston, and families in the period context. The fragmentary OCR includes names such as Inge Aistrick and George Harnbarty with scattered locality cues.
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Tev
Maeda
Inge Aistrick
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Priston
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Sand Family
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Seacuth's Ear
God Tren
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Trapena Aml
Tiny Orstock
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Angola Town Notes and Local Business Hurdles
Ongoing reports from Angola Ind describe factory disruptions due to fires, plant operations at Adaelty and The Busyy de Tawar company, and shifts in labor as workers adapt to damages. Community events include visits to local resorts, changes in administration, and a timeline of renovations and dividend news.
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Adaelty
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Busyy de Tawar
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Angola Minor News Update From Annot a
June notes from Angola region report several locals with movements and visits. Mack Garr returns home soon from Elthari employment while May Turner, a nurse, is expected to travel with her parents. Rolle McCine Neer visits Janvis Lake and friends in the city. Carr, son of William McKinney, starts work at Elkhart with expected first day July 1.
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Supreme Court sustains local option law ruling
June 28 the Supreme Court upheld the Cincinnati Superior Court ruling in the Martin Deering v city of Cincinnati case. The decision affirms the local option law as a proper police power provision though the court did not report the case details. Justice Shanks and others concurred, with the official journal noting lack of broader concurrence to publish a longer opinion.
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Martin Deering
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Jones Law
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