Suit for Heavy Damages Filed in Sas Court
Mrs. Mary P. Batt through her attorneys Mowers Parech McGee filed in Sas county district court against John Terry for twenty thousand dollars. The claim arises from the death of her husband in a plate duel where bullets wounded several persons during a clash at Sateen Fe and Bell.
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Sas
John Terry
Sateen
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Miners Rally as Strike Leaders Urge Lawful Stay Strong
Scranton report on August 1 describes a large miners meeting with leaders Mitchell Nichol St Ruscavage Demp ses Memolo and Phillips addressing crowds. They vow not to quit the strike, defend union rights, urge restraint, defend relief funds, and pledge to resist accusations while troops remain nearby.
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Peace Among Strikers at Shenandoah Camp
Quiet day in Shenandoah and surrounding county with troops limited to camp duties. Citizens mourn Joseph Beddal who died from riot injuries a night earlier. funeral set for Monday with Masonic honors. Reverend W. C. Stewart officiates.
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Court grants writ in miners case scheduling prisoner hearing
In Clarksburg West Virginia August Judge Nathan Gort of the United States circuit courtet after a double chamber heard a gelldlon for Welksgabee of a wil of Lobena corpus for Chomus Lyaggerty and other strike readers sentenced to jail at Parkern burg by Judge Jackson for Violation of the injuserion lawned by om. Judge Got granted the writ asked for by the miners and ordered the maralu to produce Trowes Haggerty and other prisoners for a hearing on Tuesday at dv o'clock.
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Bellevue washery destroyed by fire in Beruntown Pa
A Delaware Lackawanna and Western washery in Beruntoun Pennsylvania was burned tonight. Authorities say the blaze origin is unknown and no definite cause or incendiary link is established at this time.
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President Housevelt Planned Texas Trip Details
Special to The Pot. The president will visit Texas with formal announcements due mid September from Oyster Bay. Secretary Cortelyou has two weeks to plan broadly while Maine, Southeastern routes and Detroit Northwestern leg details follow by September 1. The St Louis stop is set for October 7 with a one day stay. Texas schedule to be finalized.
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Earthquake Reports Exaggerated in Banita and San Luis Obispo
Telegrams from Los Alamos and nearby counties say the earthquake damage is overstated. Authorities report an unprecedented number of shocks with limited property damage and no major destruction in Toe Alamos, aside from further demanging the inhabitants.
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Desperado Harry Tracy Moves Toward Idaho
The fugitive desperado Harry Tracy is said to be in Washington in good health and unwounded. He is armed with four guns and 20 rounds, provisions for two days, crossed the Columbia River at dawn, and is reportedly heading toward the Idaho border with a promise to pay a sum within one year to supporters of his escape.
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General Smith Retired From Active Duty By President
General Jacob H. Smith, tried by court martial for the Bamar campaign, was informed by President Roosevelt that he is retired from the active list. The ship Thomas brought news at 2 am as Smith, with his wife and Lt Shields, waited on the bridge for a glimpse of home. He read the official notification at the quarantine station and later remained secluded at the Cr esental hotel and army headquarters, avoiding interviewers.
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Beveridge Won't Visit Texas Campaign Remarks
Indiana Senator Beveridge will not travel to Texas to campaign. Congressional secretary Ovreston cites preexisting engagements in Indiana and Northern states that will occupy campaign time. Ballot and party leaders prefer dropping cross‑state contrasts with Malone and Beveridge, while investigations into Bailey’s ties continue.
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Great Race At Hartford Sets Sights On Derby and Boralma
The Hartford trotting match tomorrow features Lord Derby owned by E B Smathers and Boralma owned by Thomas W Lawson in a 40 000 dollar event. The race conditions include two fast miles with times around 2 08 for Lord Derby and 2 07 for Boralma.
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Queen Leaves Madrid Amid Royal Family Strife
Queen Maria Christina, mother of King Alfonso, has left Madrid after escalating discord with her son. Reports say the king has shown disrespect and even inflation of tension with authorities, with brief public reunions and the queen retreating to private life as prayers fill her days.
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Mayor Schmitz Receives Letter on July Fight Accusations
San Francisco August 1 1908 Mayor Baogene K Schmitz is criticized by Robert Fitesimmona, a former boxing champion, who questions charges of faking the July fight. The letter urges the mayor to ensure charges are honest before any official action or investigation proceeds.
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