Boy Cuts Cable Delays Baltimore Telegraph Service
A boy named Johnny Stalner cut a cable during a storm, suspending telegraph service in Baltimore for two hours as wires were laid along fences and broken poles. The incident followed the March storm disruptions, with callers and telegraph lines tangled across yards and streets while markets and daily reports continued nearby.
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Local Market Remains Inactive Amid Quiet Trading
Market activity stayed subdued with no quotation changes noted from the prior day. Traders reported a period of sustained inactivity as quotes remained stationary and the market opened without notable shifts.
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards March 10 receipts reach 38 000 cattle with prices from 5.85 to 7.40 for midrange and 6.70 to 6.90 for mixed heavy livestock. Hogs run strong with 6.30 to 6.75 for various weights and sheep receipts near 19 000 with native lambs at 8 to 7.85 and western lambs 6 to 7.75. a similar report for March 3 notes cattle 14 000, hogs 21 000, and sheep 13 000 with price ranges reflecting a higher trend.
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Kansas City
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Abuse of Counsel Questioned in Carmack Murder Trial
In Washyville Tennessee today W H Washington delivered a restrained defense speech for Gol Copper his son Robin and John D Sharp accused of murdering former Senator E W Carmack Judge Hart vows to curb personal attacks that have marred courtroom exchanges and hindered jurors from distinguishing speakers amid bitter invective.
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E. W. Carmack
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Hiad
Mrs Teal Too Ill To Go To Prison
New York March 13 deputy sheriffs visit Blackwell Island prison to take Mrs Ben Teal wife of a theater manager to serve a sentence for subornation of perjury but are told she is too ill to be moved. Mrs Teal is described as suffering hysteria and friends seek a pardon.
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Farrell Hearing Set For March 24 In Staking Case
The case against Hd Farrell, third party in the North Side staking affair, was brought to county court but adjourned until March 24 for hearings on other implicated parties. Farrell's bail stood at $2,000.
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Gun inventor Jim Zalinski dies in New York
Major Edmund Louis Gray Zalinski U.S. Army retired, famed inventor of the prescient dynamite torpedo gun and other military devices, died in New York yesterday after emigrating from Prussian Poland with his parents.
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U.S. JA
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Poland
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Sears
Portage Levee Threatens Wisconsin River Area
A move to strengthen Portage area levee defenses near the Wisconsin River seeks to avert risk to residents and property. The plan combines state and federal action with funding cited and MPs note potential safety gains despite uncertain local impact.
Notice of Application to County Court Wisconsin
In La Crosse County Wisconsin County Court probate the regular term will be held at the Court House La Crosse on the third Tuesday of April 1905 at ten o clock a m The application of P O Rask and O B Orvik executors of the will of Cornelius Ringhjoh late of La Crosse for approval final accounts and residue distribution is to be considered By order of the Court Jon Brind s County Judge James Thompson attorney for executors
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Gaunt Court
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James Thompson
Notice of Sale in Foreclosure by Advertisement
Mortgagee Charles A. Borghs seeks foreclosure on a La Crosse Wisconsin property deeded as security for a $515 debt. The claim cites a 1904 mortgage dated February 2, 1904, with a one year term and 6 percent interest, default due to missed payments, and a power of sale. Sale to occur at the county courthouse steps on a Saturday at 2 PM, with costs and expenses allocated.
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