Defendants Bound Over In Liquor Law Case Waives Examination
In a liquor law case, John Kostamo and Emil Lehto were bound over to the circuit court after waiving examination. The prosecution, led by States Attorney John T. Heffron, presented testimony from Fr. B. Corum and Officer Lewis Thompson about licenses and a contraband bottle linked to the Ideal saloon on North Mill street. Witnesses described observations near the saloon and a subsequent arrest of Lehto, with Matson’s involvement noted.
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Moore
John Kostamo
Emil Lehto
Messrs. Kellar
Stanley
John T. Heffron
Main Street
Mill Street
Ideal Saloon
North Mill Street
Heffron
Thompson
Main Sreet
Mill
Ideal
Wil
Siley
Llamestoke
Register
Lelita
Lelio
Officer Thompson
Gail
Gus Matson
Seffron
Weifron
Bryan Day at Tampa Fair with Gov Gilchrist and Mrs Bryan
Florida Democrats crowd the Tampa May Hotel rotunda as Governor Gilchrist introduces William Jennings Bryan. Bryan attends 2:30 race events, 4:00 corner stone ceremony for a 100000 YMCA building, and a recital by Madame Calve at the Tampa Bay Casino with Bryan and guests in attendance. A formal ball and reception follow at the hotel.
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Tampa
Bryan
Albert W. Gilshan
Ryan
Tampa May Hotel
Gilshrin
Tampa Bay
Mrs. Bryan
Val Sun
Madame Calve
Lmne
Mrs. Gilchrist
Florda
California lawmakers defeat anti Japanese bill in tense session
Sacramento reports the California legislature votes forty eight to twenty eight against an anti Japanese bill amid dramatic appeals from both sides. Spectators crowd the galleries as Governor Gillett and Speaker oppose the measure citing potential foreign capital loss and damaged relations with Japan.
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Sacramento
California
Roosevelt
Root
Japan
Grove L. Johnson
Nathan G. Cole
Gillett
Will Be Tried for Murder in Sundance Valley Shooting
Mrs. David Paston lies mortally wounded after a family shooting near Sundance. The husband Paxton died. authorities say Mrs Paxton admitted firing the shot. A sexton report and Paxton’s deathbed statements tie her to the fatal act amid local hostility.
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David Paston
Sundance
Paxton
Wolzmuth Proposes New State Education Funding Measure
Wolzmuth of Spearfish promotes a bill to levy annual property taxes up to one and a half nulls to fund all state educational institutions. The move aims to end bi annual funding disputes and set predictable yearly allocations.
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Wolzmuth
Spearfish
Senate
Highmore
Mrs Dunphy on Trial in Chicago Larceny Case
The trial of Mrs Martha Mabelle Dunphy wife of a Boston physician begins in Chicago on larceny charges. Charles Ke Giles of Boston testifies that she borrowed $1 000 in April and $1 500 in August promising an assignment on her California father's estate as security. He says diamonds and securities valued at 8000 were stolen from his trunk in a Chicago hotel.
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Chicago
Martha Mabelle Dunphy
Boston
Charles Ke. Giles
Dunphy
California
Giles
Toston Giles
Brush to Philippines Assumes Luzon Command
Brigadier General Brush of the Department of the Columbia is ordered to the Philippines to command the Department of Luzon and sail from San Francisco tomorrow. It marks his fourth assignment there after a winter promotion to brigadier general and time as colonel of the Twenty fourth Infantry. Also, Brigadier General Pershing, former Fort William McKinley commander and now on leave, is reassigned to command the Department of Mindanao replacing Brigadier General Bliss who goes to Washington.
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Washington
Sebruary
Dunebi, Brush
Department of the Columbia
Philippines
Department of Luzon
Sanrancisco
Brush
Twentyfourth Infantry
Island
John J. Pershing
Fort William McKinley
United States
Department of Mindanao
Tasker H. Bliss
Passes Senate on Belle Fourche Land District Bill
The Senate approved Representative Martins Belle Fourche land district measure and sent it to the President for signature. The bill creates a new government land office at Belle Fourche and sets appointment procedures with Senate consent, covering about 3,000,000 acres. Gamble and Kittredge clash over LeBeau and Rosebud reservation bills, both blocked by unanimous-consent objections.
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Washington, D. C
Martin
Elle Fourche
Senate
Gamble
Belle Fourche
Congress
Townships
Montana
Township 18
Wyoming
Kittredge
LeBeau Land District
Goo,ooo Acres
Rosebud
Spearfish Feels Scarlet Fever Under Control
Spearfish notes scarlet fever nearly stamped out with only one active case in the country. Black Hills Traction’s Redwater plant runs at full capacity despite cold weather and reports no ice issues due to its water source. The water arises from Redwater near Crow Creek, a warm stream, enhancing safety.
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Spearfish
Senry Keats
Black Hills Traction Company
Crow Creek
Captain of battleship faces court martial in Gibraltar
The captain of a Sperry fleet battleship is under arrest on his ship and will be tried by court martial for alleged intoxication at a shore reception. An executive officer relieved him after the event and brought the ship to Gibraltar. The captain denies the charge and cites fatigue and long duties. The court is to hear a few witnesses and decide tomorrow.
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Pierre
Jack Wilson
Homestoke Company
House
Senate
Bently
Fall River
South Dakota
Ratte
Custer
Gibraltar
Sperry
Roosevelt argues for universal secret service force
President Roosevelt says the government must have secret service agents who can act against criminals anywhere. He opposes congressional restrictions on the secret service arguing that discriminating against its use harms public policy.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Secret Service
Russia on His Trail in Switzerland
Geneva February 4. Eugene A Azef a Russian socialist leader and reputed police spy is being hunted by Swiss secret police and terrorists. Officials say they have ample proof of his presence in Switzerland after his departure from Russia years ago.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Eugene A. Azef
Azef
Russia
Tariff Revision Debate Led by Senator Cummins in Senate
In Washington on a February day Senator Cummins of Iowa spearheaded a senate discussion on tariff revisions. The session focused on reevaluating duties and trade protections amid ongoing policy questions.
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Senator Cummins
Iowa
Washington
Cummins
Senate
Shoes for Bowery Bums Gift Day on February Sixth
On the Bowery 5000 men will receive new $3 shoes and woolen socks from the Timothy D. Sullivan Association tomorrow. The charity marks Feb 6 annually, tied to the Bowery leader known as Wiggin Sullivan, whose followers parade with the celebrated ditty praising his generosity.
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New York
Bowery
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tim
Sullivan
Refugees in Honduras Fearful Ahead of Extradition Decision
Reports from Hovaduras say hundreds of Americans living in Honduras fear the U S extradition treaty recently signed with Honduras. Refugees, including criminals who fled the United States, await whether they will be returned for trial or serve life sentences in Honduras.
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Washington
Theu. 4
Hovaduras
United States
Hemisphere
Honduras
Remarkable knee grafted from dead man at Georgetown Hospital
Dr. George Tully Vaughan performed an unprecedented operation at Georgetown University Hospital grafting the knee of a dead man onto George A Kelly, 29, after removing the diseased left knee. The living patient’s limb was amputated above the knee and the graft joined by wires and sutures. Kelly’s condition improved, and doctors expect him to leave the hospital soon.
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Washington
Georgetown University Hospital
George Tully Vaughan
George A Kelly
Kelly
Vaughan
Kelley
Germany
Governor Harman Bans Dempsey Rogers Fight in Ohio
Columbus reports Governor Harman declared that no prize fight between Dempsey and Rogers will be allowed in Ohio while he serves as governor. He insisted there will be no boxing event permitted in the state.
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Columbus
Harmon
Dempsey
Rogers
Ohio
Fire Drives 200 Guests From Albany Hotel
A nearby blaze forced two hundred occupants to flee the Albany hotel in New York on February 4. No lives were lost and the hotel sustained little damage, though a momentary panic arose before all guests were safely evacuated.
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New York
Albany
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