Jury Sets Aside Colonel Snell Will In Sensational Case
The Clinton trial verdict disinherits Richard Snell while leaving Richard’s siblings and Mis Magee McNamara named in gifts. Testimony cites letters from Madelie Snell McNamara and other women as damaging Snell’s character. Colonel Snell amassed 5 000 acres near Clinton and died a self made millionaire after early life in business.
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Clinton
Colonal
Iam Snell
Goloey Snell
Richard
Iichard Snell
Mabel Ae Men
Cyclan
Volrai Anid
Leliera
Daighter
Ket
BE. A. Hamilton
Enidii
Cumie
Madelie Srell McNamara
Snell
Maheile Shell
Iuichard Lemon
Cowrgel
Kim
Ainesslave
Feoo
Ists
All Around the Globe Dusts Off Fragments of News
The report lists diverse items including Brean Leavitt campaigning for William Jennings Divyan, Bessie Johnson Mariani seeking divorce from Frederic Mariana, Yale seniors preparing a tribute near Woodbridge Hall, and a St Petersburg commission opened by James Stokes. It also notes Yaqui surrender terms, and a New Jersey public service inquiry into April transit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tath Brean Leavitt
William Jennings Divyan
Chis
Bessie Jotnsi Mariani
Tom T. Johnson
Glovelani
Sudf
Frederic Mariana
Peni
Yale University
Cres Westall
Wooodbridge Hall
Newhraven
Conn
Angustus C. Ledyard
Yale
Russia
St. Petersbmrg
Tames Stokes
New York City
Public Service Commission of
New Va
Abduction Ends Fatally in Milersburg Car Battle
W Y Catterton keeper at Syracuse Ind and Ernest Franke were involved when a confrontation over a marital dispute led to a shooting and a fatal wounding near Millersburg. Patterson opened fire, fatally injuring Batterson as a posse pursued from Ligonier and Franks pursued by car.
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W. WY. Catterton
Syracuse
Ind
Lake Watwasse
Ernest Franke
Milershbure
Syaidurt Alves
Sargent
Syrathe
Patterson
Batterson
Baring
Sraferry
Hoover
Bargent
Frank
Howe
Pranks
Tas
Ié Ian
Tierver
Millersburg
Belmont Park Opens with Metropolitan Handicap Win by Jack Atkins
Jack Atkins won the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park opening day in New York Ac Telon Wis Beloit College defeated Nebraska University 3 to 1 in wide innings. Rudolph Anholz was knocked unconscious after a vicious blow in the eleventh round of a Wis vs San Francisco bout. A platform accident in Brooklyn trapped 3,000 spectators for fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Atkins
Belmont Park
New York
Ac’ Telon
Wis
Beloit College
Nebraska University
Rudolph Anholz
Henien
Wis Aoa
Jon Gaar
San Francisco
Ion
Warren Travia
Williamshurz
Pein
Fin Trocklyn Athletic Club
Sie
George Tong
Ghoreml Downs
Henring
Columbia
Kercange Congress
Tstrict
Trance
Sutalk
Metropolitanlub
Jamaica
Thre
Government plans big irrigation push across sixteen states
Federal engineers forecast next three years will see outlays of 35 million dollars plus 41 million already spent to complete twenty eight irrigation projects in sixteen states. The program aims to produce 1 910 000 acres of former desert and begin one major reclamation project annually until total outlay reaches 100 million dollars. Forestry topics to be discussed at a forthcoming gathering.
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Desert Tinta
Colorado River
Sacramento Valley
California
Paciout
Sirietente
Treaty and wartime satire mix in late 19th century musings
A jumble of provocative lines mocks treaty talk and war, praising naval prowess while lampooning political figures. It notes Evelyn Thaw and Merry Widow themes, hints at Congress costs, and references Japanese wit, Georgia politics, and public sentiment amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Prince Relie
Monte Carlo
Evelyn Thaw
Merry Widow
Nletty Green
Louse of Representatives
Georgia
Labor unions and workers' benefits across industries
The article discusses wage rates for asbestos and shipyard workers in New York, and national union activity including the National Metal Trades, Carpenters, and Shipwrights. It notes 1907 benefit totals for Cigarmakers International, park campaigns in Walla Walla, and arbitration efforts in Boston and Maine. It also covers Labour Federation advertising, a proposed workers hospital, a child labor law in Ohio, and defense fund increases with union formation and dissolution data across 1900–1907.
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Tilan
Okla
Bate Or
New York City
Haugland
Cate i
Gouneil
International
Walla Walla (Wash
City Park
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
England
Associated ‘ Shipwrights
Boston and Maine
American Federation of Labor
Pres
Chicago
Labor Uniona
Wan Paresti
Ohio Secierature
Tue Sasé Delavor
International Diet
United, States
Canada
YE Han
Temperance gains in US churches and cities prompt broad bans
The General Conference reports progress of the temperance movement, noting states with prohibitory laws, cities over 100000 adopting saloon limits, and broader public support. It cites legislatures in session and highlights education and moral action as paths to keep strong drink away from people.
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United States
Jiguor Trafic
General Assembly
Presby‘terian Church
Kansas City
Fan
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ale
Worcester
Mass
Temperance Committee
College and university sports and campus events news
Reports from St Paul and surrounding towns cover college grounds breaking for a science hall at Athel Leacollege costing 23000 dollars. Yamlins athletes beat South Dakota Agricultural College at a field day in St Paul. Summer programs planned in St Paul include five vacation schools and non academic work. county fairs discuss corn contest with one bushel seed received from Faren. circulars filed. Hamline University students clash with police after bonfire celebration. several prisoners liberated. Grinnell defeats Nebraska 7 to 6 in a rain soaked intercollegiate baseball opener after eight innings.
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Athel Leacollege
Yamlins University
South Dakota Agricultural College
Phockings
St. Paul
Grand Forks
Selmors
Faren
Hamline University
Gustavus Adelphes Collee
Holy of Men
Howe” Oratory
University of Chicago
Chicago
Grinnell
University of Nebraska
Typhoon Devastates Hankow After Recent Floods
News from Hankow reports a new typhoon following a deadly flood. Hundreds perished as the Kan river boats broke from moorings and sank or fled upriver. Shanghai reports describe a scene of corpses along the shore and widespread riverine wreckage. A coal mine disaster in Kwangsi also claimed about 1,000 lives.
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Hankow
Shinonno Mata
Victorian
Shanghai
Kan River
Kwangsa
Osler Responds to Banquet Invite as Homeopath Quack Rumor
During New York Homeopathic College exercises Tran Harvey noted that Pr Osler sent a letter declining to address the alan banquet, effectively calling homeopaths quacks.
Miners Wage Proposal Denied by Tit Ed Mine Workers Leader
Mitchell Warne, former president of the Tit ed Mine Workers, argues that anthracite operators would cut miners wages to cover dark payment liabilities and safety compliance costs. He warns the miners will not tolerate such a move. He notes retail takeover would imply wage reductions and no retail price fluctuations under the sliding scale.
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Mitchell
Fragmentary Chronology of Historical Events and Figures
A scrambled OCR timeline lists varied events and personages from 1580 to 1905 including Napoleon’s coronation Milan 1805, Lincoln era figures, Louis Napoleon escapes 1816, French banishment 1845, British Delhi advance, Paris fall, civil rights bills, and remarks on painters and authors.
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United States
Philadelphia
Marthe
Washington
George Washington
Mount Vernet
Napoleon
Italy
Milan
Starshall Duroc
Reichenbach
Fort George
Jackson
Durham
Quebec
Canton
China
Johe Franklin
Arctic
Louis Napoleon
Ham
Louis Philippe
Cuba
Duquesna
Boxton
Anson
Delhi
India
Richard
Oglesby
Illinois
Printers
Wales
Quean
Victoria
Canada
Nori
Sertin Smd
New - Glinxwick
Paris
Bank Volkdey
Secale
Istp Caring
Ereia France
Lisle
Stallitia
Pista
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
A. Liversore
Harcourt Wins Montrose Seat Amid War News
Robert Harcourt elected Liberal MP for Montrose replacing John Morley amid reports of victories against insurgents worldwide. Sir William Vernon Harcourt and J. L. Morley connections noted as Parliament debates budget and constitution. Winston Churchill secures Trindon seat by 27k votes while Labour candidate finishes third. Prince zu Ennenbure arrested for perjury in Tieclin. editor Tiarden linked libel case proceeds. Bizarre Paris attack figures W F H Leavitt involved in a quarrel with Italian man Dana over a Teaver city hall painting project.
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Robert Harcourt
Fie Lata
William Vernon Harcourt
J. L. Morley
House of Commons
Montrose
John Morley
Congress of
Pestblad
Buenos Ayres
al Corts
Congress
Winston Churchill
British Board of Trade
Manchester
Trindon
Prince Zu Ennenbure
Flper
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Industrial Accidenta
United Kingdom
Methodist General ‘Conference
Baltimore
Wbon
W. F. Anderson
E. WW
Eesvle
J. E Nelson
FE. H. Hughes
W. A. Quayle
R. McIntyre
GW. Smith
F. An. Bristol
George A. Cooke
David TB. Moore
Mr. Cooke
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