Heiress Believed Found In England Linked To $100000 Estate
Nellie Ingham, taken to Norfolk Nebraska as a child, is identified as the possible heir to a Fullwood England estate worth about 20,000 pounds. A Woodbury court hearing was begun to prove her identity with witnesses named, and she may travel to England to claim the estate. Also notes a court martial nearing end over Port Arthur surrender by Lieutenant Governor Stoessel and expected liability disputes.
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Sioux City
England
Nellie Ingham
Woodbury County District Court
A. van Wagenen
Ams
John Ingham, Jr
Nellie
Louis Paggar
St. Elmo
West
Liverpool
A. van Wage
John Ingham
Fullwood
County of Lancaster
van Wagenen
Norfolk
Paggar
Somers
London
Ingham, Jr
Miss Paggar-Ingham
Henry Metz
Tom Waddington
Julia Fadiman
Joseph Paggar
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Syrtianoff
Associated Press
M. Syrtianoff
Smirnoff
Bedy
Big Meeting as National Live Stock Show Heads to Denver
Denver prepares for the National Live Stock Association convention expected to draw large attendance from Colorado Livestock Association and neighboring states. Chicago Kansas City Omaha and Sioux City delegates are anticipated. Officials will discuss Roosevelt land policy and range and forestry questions as a mammoth livestock exhibition opens next Monday with over 20000 in premiums.
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Denver
Colo
National Livestock Association
Colorado Livestock Association
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Riw Roosevelt
Wlih
Public Land Office
Departments of Agriculture
Forestry Bureau
Stoessel Trial Seen as Likely Guilty on Surrender Charge
Pepersburg reports little hope of acquittal as the trial on surrender charges proceeds. Proceedings focus on the alleged actions and implications tied to the surrender incident.
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SY. Pepersburg
Jin
Ite
Negro Education Members Gather for Carnegie Hall Talk
Governor Hughes accepts invitation to speak at Carnegie Hall in support of southern Negro education via the Tuskegee Institute. Henry Watterson, Booker T. Washington, Bishop Abraham Grant and Seth Low are listed as speakers with Hampton Institute students providing music.
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Henry Watterson
New York
Hughes
Armstrong Association
Carnegie Hall
South
Tuskegee Institute
Seth Low
Tuskegee Board of Trustees
Louisville
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
Abraham Grant
Indiana
Hampton Institute
South Dakota Editors Meet In Mid-Winter Assembly
Leading editors and publishers of South Dakota gather for the State Press Association mid winter meeting over two days. They discuss features in newspaper making and likely early subscription rate increases due to higher material costs and postal rulings cutting delinquencies.
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Waterstown
South Dakota
State Press Association
Corn Growers and Stockmen Open Long Illinois Meeting
Urbana Illinois January 20 The annual corn growers and stockmen convention opens at the University of Illinois and will run two weeks. Attendance is unusually large with prominent Illinois farmers present. The session begins with instruction in farm mechanics and milk testing followed by lectures on corn judging and general stock judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmen and Agriculturals
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Illinois
Oregon Press association opens annual meeting in Portland
The bone and sinew of Oregon newspaperdom gathered for the opening of the annual Oregon Press association meeting in Portland. The session will run two days with papers and discussions on issues vital to publishers as visitors are hosted by the Commercial club Chamber of Commerce and local press.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Oregon Press Association
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Traveling Men Hold Twenty Seventh Annual Meeting
Des Moines Iowa January 14 The Iowa State Traveling Men's association held its twenty seventh annual meeting with delegates from across the state. Reports show officers declare the association in satisfactory condition with a gratifying increase in membership during the last year.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa State
Tri-State Grain Growers Convene in Fargo for Convention
Members of the Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers Association from North and South Dakota and Minnesota gathered in Fargo for their annual convention. A prominent feature will be an address by Dr H W Smiley, head of the United States Department of Agriculture, speaking on the bleach Hour process and other aspects of the pure food law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Grain Growers
Fargo
No 1
Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers’ Association
North
South Dakota
Minneuu
H.W. Smley
Deming
United States Department of Uriculture
Fire destroys Baltimore Masonic temple and art treasures
A twelve story Baltimore Masonic temple on North Charles Street burned down today. The upper floors housed lodge rooms with priceless decorations and art treasures by renowned artists, all of which were lost in the blaze. The lodges intend to rebuild stronger and larger after the loss.
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Baltimore
Masonic Temple
Charles Street
Congress Sees Slow Pace as Week Offers Few Far-Reaching Steps
Washington dispatch notes a slow moving session with currency legislation and navy reorganization as top topics and little prospect for decisive action next week. Admiral Evans sails toward the Horn. Davis named to attend Guatemala ceremony. Lee birthday observed in the South. Governors Fort and Noel take office, West Virginia and North Carolina hold special sessions, liquor interests discuss model license laws in Louisville, Edward VII anniversary observed, industrial education conference in Chicago, Bryce and Choate to speak in New York, Chicago railways foreclosures proceed, and MN Mine Workers and Denver National Live Stock set conventions.
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Washington, D. C
Congressional
Evans
Rio Janeiro
Horn
George W. Davis
United States
Guatemala City
Central America
Robert E. Lee
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersey
E. F. Noel
Misssissippi
West Virginia
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Louisville
Edward
British Empire
Chicago
National Society For the Promotion of
Bryce
Joseph H Choate
New York Bar Association
New York City
Chicago Railway Company
American National Live Stock Association
Denver
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Bankruptcy Filed Against Denver Railroad Contractors
Orman & Cook Railroad Contractors of 49 Majestic Building filed for bankruptcy in the U S court today. The firm held a contract on part of the Moffat road with total liabilities listed at 741 196.10 and assets at 61.
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Denver
Cole
Jan Bee Apelliad
Cankruptcy
United State Court
Orman & Cook Railroad Contractors
Majestic Building
Thi Fem
Moffat Road
Orman and Crook Face Financial Collapse Amid Major West Contracts
The firm led by James B. Orman and William Crook faces insolvency with debts reaching about 77104. A Belle Fourche irrigation contract for Owl Creek canal is at risk, halting a key project. About 17,000 in time checks remain unpaid, potentially harming local banks and merchants as payrolls and labor have fluctuated.
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James B. Orman
Colorado
William Crook
West
Orman & Crook
Belle Fourche
Owl Creek
Belle Fourchean
Ormar & Crook
Belle Fourcche
Black Hills
Western Golfers Gather for Western Golf Association Meeting
More than 100 clubs will attend the Western Golf association annual meeting at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago. Officers to be elected include President Albert Gates and VP Horace F. Smith with Edward A. Engle as secretary. The group will award the 1908 championship and consider a bid to send the Olympic team cup to England for competition at Royal St George's in June.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Grand Pacific
Albert &. Gates
Horace F. Smith
Nashville
Southern Gulf Association
Edward A. Eng’or
Glen View
Charles F. Thompson
Homewood
Wedtern
Rose Island Arsenal
Oakman County Club
Pittsburg
Kent County Club
Grand Rapids
Sheriff Reid Case Promises Sixth Trial Near Calcasion Parish
The Calcasion parish case of Sheriff D. J. Reid draws attention as it heads toward a sixth trial, described as rivaling the Caleb Powers case in ado about motive and evidence. The mistrial occurred after disputed conduct and the court seeks a resolution to the ongoing deliberations.
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Lake Charles
D. J. Reid
Calcasion Parish
Caleb Powers
Mr. Reid
Legislature Debates Retaining Federal Troops in Gold Field
A legislative committee discussed a proposal to keep federal troops in Gold Field temporarily. No opposition voiced in public sessions as lawmakers weigh policing costs and timing ahead of a possible floor vote next Monday.
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Carson City
Deadwood Street Paving Assessment Vacated by Court
Judge W G Rice ruled the Deadwood street paving assessment invalid as levied. The city failed to compute per frontage and per foot costs correctly and improperly charged citywide costs for intersections, aligning with a recent Supreme Court decision in Brandhaur vs Pierre.
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Mongays Danly
W. G. Rice
Circuit Court
Headwood
Ots
Nts
Deadwood
Viret National Boank
Tee Street
Courtesterday
Supreme Court of the Tate
Brandhaur
City of
Pierre
Tha Resort
Neadwood
Will Oppose Roosevelt at 1922 Wool Growers Meet
Montana delegates gather in January to debate federal policies on public ranges and Roosevelt administration grazing. The convention may push a delegation to Washington to affect congressionally guided action, while some oppose re election of reformists. Senator Francis W. Warren of Wyoming heads the Wool Growers Association and backs grazing policy.
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Roonevelt
Nwwlena
Mont
West
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Ory
Franois W. Warren
Wyoming
Oregon Academy of Science Meet Opens at Oregon Agricultural College
CORVALLIS Ore Jan 17 The Oregon Academy of Science opens at Oregon Agricultural College with a varied display of objects and demonstrations. The show continues tomorrow for visitors and participants from the academy and local schools.
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Oregon Academy of Science
Corvallis
Ore
Sitte Academy of Science
Oregon Agricultural College
Ad Men to Meet Fellows in Pacific Coast Association
Oakland hosts the Pacific Coast Association convention opening in thecity and continuing sessions Thursday. Delegates from California Washington Oregon Idaho attend the gathering billed as the largest ever held in the region. Discussions cover advertising business methods, commerce advantages, and entertainment by the host organization.
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Oakland
Cal
Vention
Pacific Coast A. Association
Deloo
California
Washington
Oreo
Idaho
Pla
Ty Gates
Land
Indiana Republicans Organize in Third District
Indiana republicans of the Third congressional district plan to elect their member and form a central committee in Indianapolis. The meeting will organize to choose a new chairman and to support James Banks candidacy for the presidency.
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Indianapolis
India
Indiana
State ‘Central Committee
James Po Geo
Manks
Janks
Liquor Dealers Convene Over New Proposals In Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky leaders from brewing and distilling houses liquor dealing associations plan a conference to address a nationwide wave of profilem legislation. The meeting aims to present a united view to the press and propose license law reforms as a solution to regulating the traffic.
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Louisville
Guatemalan Inter Oceanic Railroad Begins Work
The Guatemala Inter Oceanic road, Centro America’s first, opens to traffic at Guatemala City on January 2. President and officials attend ceremonies with representatives from the United States and Latin American republics. George W. Davis presents for the United States. Mexican diplomat Carde Careia Granadoa also attends.
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Guatamala
City
Centro America
Fuatamala
George W. Davis
United Statend Mexicn
Icarde Careia Granadoa
Mexic Charde d'Affairs
San Salvador
Lincoln Freshmen Suspended After Campus Search
Freshmen from Omaha and Lincoln are suspended after Chancellor Andrews orders a campus wide search for a missing sophomore Donald. Dale Venald, master of ceremonies, holds Friday dance in jeopardy as students threaten to quit if he does not return by night. Also named are Ralph Weaverling Beatrice, Katy Lexington, Roy Temple Lexington, Harry Minor Auburn, and Meine Sommerhaltey Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Andrews
The
State University
Rerrity House
Dale M. Venald
Donald
Frank Hoel
Ben Jatinaan
Ralph Weaverling
Beatrice
Katy Wexington Offlas
Trice
Roy ‘Temple
Lexington
Harry Minor
Auburn
Meine” Sommerhaltey
Curlers Contest Opens Fifteenth Bonapiel in Duluth
In Duluth Minnesota on January 20 the fifteenth Bonapiel opened under the Northwestern Curling Association. Several hundred curlers take part including a strong Canadian delegation. Ten rinks will be used and events run through the week promising a premier Northwest curling event.
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Duluth
Minn
Northwest
Canada
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Press Association
Watertown
Corn Growers
Congressional Forecast
Orman
Cook
Louisiana
B. S. Bunch
Blacksmith
Hulett, Wi
Deadwood Paying
Fairbanks
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