Colorado’s fight over electoral fraud and a servile Supreme Court
Aug 9 Denver—The Honest Election league wages a battle against electoral fraud and a court machine. Judge Johnson issues a writ ordering 100 watchers. gas workers admit tax-based fraud at the company president’s orders. The Supreme Court asserts kingly prerogatives, freeing executives and blocking investigations.
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Supreme Court
Honest Election League
Frank T. Johnson
Henry Doherty
Doherty
Johnson
Edward
King's Bench
England
Gap Company
These Do Not Bow The Iaven In Colorado In League Fight
A secret league called the League for Honest Elections operates in Colorado. Its business supporters fear public acknowledgment due to boycott pressure and financial power. The ongoing battle prompts the supreme court to overturn laws and precedents, shielding those a bold jurist calls big criminals.
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Colorado
League For Honest Elections
Supreme Court
Girl With Pistol Kills Mad Dog in Exciting City Chase
Miss Mayberry, a brave Philadelphia girl known for past heroics, chased a mad dog through Olney on Wyoming Avenue and shot it after multiple tries. She also protected a child from a trolley, stopped a runaway horse, and remains modest about her nerve and health.
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Philadelphia
Fana Ethel Mayberry
J. Mt
Olney
Mills Mayberry
Pike
Harrington Lane
Misa Mayberry
Jennla May Heade
Ogontz
Fox Chase
Heade
Miss Mayberry
Ice Trust and the Potter's Field
In sweltering New York a vivid critique links greed in the ice trade to suffering in tenements. The piece argues ice must be cheaper as a public necessity, urging municipal action, investigations, and price controls to prevent deaths and destitution from heat and cold. It calls for city governments to rival private capital and install municipal ice plants to reduce prices and casualties.
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New York
Growth of artificial ice plants reshapes industry nationwide
Special report notes rapid rise of artificial ice making in the United States from four plants in 1870 to well over a thousand today. Growth concentrated in the South, with more than 1.5 million tons produced annually there, and total output exceeding five million tons. New Orleans's 1864 plant sparked expansion across breweries hotels and hospitals.
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United States
New Orleans
North Atlantic
New England
Middle
How to Mend Gloves in Quick Easy Patch
A short guide suggests the lazy method for repairing gloves using two faced court material. Paste a white-on-one-side black-on-the-other patch over the broken area. Resulting restoration may surprise you and astonish friends.
Chafing Dish Use Promoted for Sunday Suppers
An editor praises the chafing dish as a practical summer aid for home cooks especially on Sundays. It promises quick, delicate meals with careful prep and reliable recipes, warns against over-elaboration, offers serving tips, and notes safety features and affordable screen options for flame protection.
Thirsty Los Angeles to Get Water 240 Miles Away
The Owens river plan to divert water to Los Angeles is nearing action with a $1.3 million bond and a broader $20 million expenditure forecast to create a 17 mile tunnel 141 miles of conduit and 100000 acres irrigable. Supt. Mulholland leads the project to lift water through a 1 foot dam above Owens Lake, powering tunnel drilling and facilities for a vast water delivery system.
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Los Angeles
Owens River
Homailea
Cal
Los Angeleans
Vicintry
Supt
Mulholland
Phenix Insurance Co. corporate details and assets filed
A historical notice states the Phenix Insurance Co. located at New Court Street Brooklyn Kings County New York with officers Geo P Sheldon president and Charles F Kester secretary shows capital 1 000 000 01 and assets including cash on hand real estate bonds stocks loans and other securities totaling 370 590 931 in state Indiana auditor certifies the condition on December 1 1905 and February 1906 official seal attached
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New Court St
Borouga
Brooklyn
County of Kings
City
State of New York
Geo. P. Sheldon
Chis
F. Kester
U. S
Debls
Applejack Thirst Jarred New Jersey Man
In Trenton on August 9 Thomas Tyman faced arraignment for assault on Samuel Martin who lay dying for a drink. Martin admitted palming off cold coffee as a prank and asked the charges be dropped. Police Justice Hezrin noted the provocation but dismissed if Martin cooperated and they left arm in arm for a real drink.
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Sun
Trenton
N. J
Hezrin
Thomas Tyman
Bir
Samuel Martin
Tyman
Martin
Lehigh Valley Railroad Ad Duplex for Buffalo and Detroit
An ad promotes travel on the Lehigh Valley line with double track scenic highway routes to Buffalo or Niagara Falls. Contact points include Lehigh Valley Railroad at 369 Main St Buffalo New York or 7 Forts Detroit Michigan for oil line connections from the west.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Main St
N. Y
Forts
Detroit
Mich
Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company statement of condition
The undersigned Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the copy of the company condition as of December 186, showing total liabilities at 489,130 without surplus or capital. The original statement is on file in the auditor’s office and certified with the official seal and date.
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Office of Auditor of
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