Three Years in State Prison for Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
Ex Governor Franklin J Moses of South Carolina faced sentence in Boston for obtaining money under false pretenses from Colonel T Wigginson Samuel C Cobb and others. Judge Aldrich imposed a three year term citing strong frauds must be stopped. Moses showed distress as defense urged leniency and possible pardon or commutation.
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Superior Criminal Court
Franklin J. Moses
South Carolina
Moses
T. Wigginson
Samuel C. Cobb
Oses
Eirers
Aldrich
Reformatory Institutons
Father and Son in Tex Greer County Dispute
The San Antonio Times weighs the Gazette’s view of Houston the younger versus Houston the elder on the Greer county quarrel. It argues Sam Houston despised hypocrisy and corruption and suggests the two Houstons should not be set against each other, criticizing the current administration tied to the Greer issue.
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The
San Antonio Times
Gazette
Houston
Greer County
Sam Houston
Paradise
Texto Greer County
Templen
T. Worth
Houston Hour Advocates Crematory for City
A local Houston hour advocates establishing a city crematory to serve residents and reduce transportation needs. Proponents argue cost efficiency, dignified handling, and steady service amid growing burials. Public discussion focuses on site, permits, and regulatory compliance.
Singular Death of a Pennsylvania Bee-Keeper's Wife
In Gouldville Pennsylvania Mrs. Fader, aged twenty eight, was fatally stung by bees while tending hives. A visitor arrived prompting her husband to call her inside. shortly after, she collapsed in convulsions and died within forty five minutes from the stings triggering a fatal shock to brain and heart.
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Gouldville
Thomas Fader
The St Louis Republican Calls For Crushing Violent Anarchy
The St Louis Republican denounces street violence by railway workers and links it to broader threats from communism and mob rule. It warns that if property and life are threatened openly, swift decisive action is required to preserve law and order and prevent anarchy and the collapse of American institutions.
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St. Louis Republican
St. Louis Street Railway
Wyoming
Republican
America
Radical club nominee canvasses district for parliament seat
Miss Helen Taylor campaigns actively across her district expressing confidence in victory. She warns that if refused admission she will spark a bigger row than Bradlaugh did.
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Helen Taylor
Bradlaugh
Ireland's Letter Sparks Hue and Cry in Alvarado Bulletin
The Alvarado Bulletin comments on Gov. Ireland's letter to Horace Baker Esq amid criticism of his actions. It cites State Constitution Sec. 56 barring public funds for immigration bureaus and argues the governor acted within policy while defending aid to self-munding migrants.
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Gov. Ireland
Horace Baker
Shakspeare
Bureau of Immigration
Ireland
Fiat Justicia
Alvarado Bulletin
Elder farmer swindled in Willimantic farm-sale ruse
In Willimantic Connecticut an 80 year old farmer George Wright was conned by a young man and an elder Texas dealer. Wright agreed to sell his farm for 1500 dollars and went with the accomplice to marshal funds. While Wright retrieved the cash the pair fled with the money before a planned bet tying the funds to the scam.
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Willmantic
Conn
George Wright
Wright
Willimantic Fair
Willimantic
Columbia
Willmantic Saving’s Bank
Press fuss over silver question overblown says Mail
The Herald News notes the press scolds the silver issue, but Mail argues editors seldom handle the metal, so their heated concern is unwarranted and excessive.
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Herald-News
Tennessee Wrestles With Sheep Dog Law Dilemma
A Tennessee discussion centers on regulating dogs and sheep with a focus on keeping three hundred thousand sheep amid a population of five hundred thousand dogs, highlighting the state's legal and livestock challenges.
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Tennessee
Return of an Explorer from Alaska Trek
General Nelson Miles in Cnicano reports Lt Henry Talien of the Second Cavalry reached San Francisco safely after an Alaska expedition. Allen crossed the Tennak and Takon rivers on snow shoes, journeying 700 to 800 miles upstream before reaching the Takon, then to Behring Sea.
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Cnicano, Inc
Nelson A. Miles
Henry Talien
Second Cavalry
San Francisco
Alaska
Far North
Miles
Lewis and Clark
Livingstone
Allen
Sitka
Copper River
Corwin
Tennak
Takon
United States
Pacific Coast
Signal Corps
Remedies for stomach and throat discomfort
A few pieces of common starch can settle a weak stomach. Gum arabic is also a good remedy and will relieve tickling in the throat.
Lull Reported in Aus tin Servant Attacks
A brief note suggests a temporary lull in the recent spate of assaults on servant girls in Austin. Officials and residents await further developments as conditions stabilize.
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Austin
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