Conflict of Authority in Southern Railway Case
Asheville July 27. Developments surged as warrants were issued for Southern Railway President Finley and City Ticket Agent O C Wilson. A deputy marshal seized Finley at Battery Park hotel and he was taken to federal court while Wilson faced habeas corpus proceedings for alleged rate-law violations. General counsel and officials planned discussions with state authorities to settle the dispute as lawyers here react to the new developments.
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Finley
Southern Railway
O. C. Wilson
Battery Park Hotel
Southern Railroad
WM. T. Sinclair
O.C. Wilson
Reynolds
Wilson
Thom
Haleigh
Endeavoro
Carolina Dispute Shapes Federal Rail Workers Case
A political clash involving Governor Glenn United States Attorney General Sandford and railroad workers convicted by state courts is unfolding. The White House stance on Pritchard and North Carolina tensions could steer a broader legal struggle, with possible state federal compromise and an armed standoff risk.
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Pritchard
Northar ‘Ling
Dritehunt
Santa Test Hread
Prielin Nan
United States
Mente Ats
Walla
Glenn
United States Attorney General
Sandford
Beathern Railw
Alilentie
Won Her Love. Anderson Engaged Then Marries Glazier Bride
Met Springs South Dakota July 27 notes Harry Anderson popular Negraske businessman on a hunting trip with Miss Dee Sullion. He learned his fiancée had wed William Glazier, his close friend, in a sudden ceremony last night. Both men refuse comment, there had been talk of an Anderson Sullion wedding.
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Met Springs
S. D
Black Hills
Dee Sullion
Harry Anderson
William Glazier
Anderson
Ne- Graske
Lincoln
Whiel
Wes
Hout Springs
Mina
Glacier
Ander
Clerks Fired in Goodland Strike Standards Clash
All clerks in the master mechanic’s office of the Rock Island railroad in Goodland Kansas were discharged for refusing to wear overalls and clean and dress cars during a short strike by carmen earlier this week.
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Goodland, Kans
Rock Islind Railroad
Carmen
Was It Stolen Another Diamond At Gustafson’s Store
A diamond sold at Gustafson’s store was claimed not to leave of its own accord. Simeone paid for it, but the writer argues the price was so low it seemed almost like stealing. Gustafson’s diamond business is noted as reputable by customers.
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Gustafson
Simeone
Haywood Case to Jury Deliberations Begin in Idaho Murder Trial
Judge Wood charges the jury in the William D. Haywood murder case of Frank Steunenberg. The instructions cover conspiracy law, admissible crimes, accomplice testimony and the standard beyond a reasonable doubt. Haywood and his family attend as the jurors begin a lengthy, cautious review after a day of deliberations.
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Wmn
Waynenod
Trueasnarere
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Jule Wood
Wood
D. Hay
Jack Simpkins
Wat Simpkins
Arelard
Orlrust Simpkins
Winelock
Haywood Cane
Dadge Wood
Steve Adams
Colorado
Pinkerton
Steunenberg
Frank Stennenberg
Alenes
Gite
Frank Steunen-berg
Eack
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Guards Tighten Seoul as Rioters Attack Police
Seoul reports guards along railways and troops patrolling the capital. In Kyong Son province Korean troops clash with rioters, seven Japanese dwellings burned, six injured, Japanese forced to boats. Marquis Ito’s cabinet appointees told to reform the court within three months or lose appointments.
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Seoul
Kyong Son
Marquis Ito
Piate
Germany
Three Killed in Allegheny Railroad Wreck near Butler
Three people died and around twenty were injured in a wreck on the Allegheny and Western railroad near Butler Pennsylvania today. The cause was a failure of a bridge or track as a section collapsed beneath a freight train, trapping several cars and prompting emergency response.
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Allegheny & Western Railroad
Here
No Nuts This Fall Bites Lawrence Area
Hard freezes wiped out all nuts around Lawrence causing disappointment for Douglas county housewives who planned canning cherries and now affect a small boy and his sister. The frost ended a season of mild weather that had trees budding, leading to a scarce harvest and widespread frustration.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Frank Bellows dies by own action in Oakkind California
A report from Oakkind California dated July 27 states Frank Bellows, son of a retired capitalist from Chienes and brother of the Bellows Tyuthers publishers, committed death by his own act at Berker tonight. The brief item notes the family connection to the Bellows Tyuthers firm in Chieagu.
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Calif
Frank Bellows
Berker
Bellows
Chienes
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Chieagu
Bers
To Build Largest Dock At Bremerton Naval Station
Washington July 27 F Mclellan and Co of Senate Washington were the lowest of five bidders to construct what is to be the largest government dry dock in the United States at Bremerton Naval Station Puget Sound Their bid was 1 192 284.
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Washington
F. Mclellan & Co
Senate
Wash
Cinmsy
Bremerton Naval Station
Puget Sound
Steamship Proutenac Burned on Cayuga Lake
Aalitien July 27. The steamship Proutenac traveling between Ethics and Cayuga in Cayuga Lake burned to the water’s edge near Farley’s Point this afternoon. Nine of the fifty passengers were drowned and several were injured.
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Aalitien
N.Y
Proutenac
Ethics
Cayuga
Cayuga Lake
Farley's Point
Long Motor Boat Trip Reaches New York City
Macon Missouri Mayor Henry M. Ruby arrived in New York aboard his fifty foot motor boat Elizabeth after a three week voyage through the Great Lakes from Take Minnetonka. He reported lively battles with the elements during the journey.
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New York
Henry M. Ruby
Macon
Elizabeth
Great Lakes
Idaho Trial: Judge Finishes Charge as Jury Retires
The state and defendant Wm D. Haywood face continued proceedings after the judge completed his charge at 10:59. The jury retired at 11:04 with a recess ordered until two this afternoon guiding further deliberations.
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Idaho
Wm D. Haywood
New War Vessel Salem Launched at Quincy Mass
A new type of war vessel was launched in Quincy today named the Salem. It is described as a scout cruiser designed to locate and report enemy movements with a speed 24 knots greater than any current cruiser in the navy.
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Quincy
Mass
Scont
Salem
Governor Campbell vows to spend funds to bring Pierce to Texas
In Wills Point Texas July 27 Governor Campbell told about 10000 farmers he would spend every dollar the state would provide to bring Henry Clay Pierce back to Texas and see him stand trial he criticized Texas anti trust laws saying they are not severe enough.
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Wills Point
Tex
Campbell
Petrpla
Henry Clay Pierce
Texas
Not Yet Found Berlin July 27
The criminal who yesterday stabbed five little girls is still at large. Doctors favor a theory that the assailant is an epileptic who has recovered and has no recollection of yesterday. Newspapers warned parents and many children are kept indoors today.
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Berlin
Ward Sues Over Sheridan Statue Model Work
New York on July 27 J Q A Ward the sculptor has authorized his attorneys to sue for 35000 dollars for work on the model of a statue of General Philip Sheridan rejected by the congressional committee.
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New York
J. Q. A. Ward
Philip Sheridan
Congressional Committee
Senator Pettus Dying In Hot Springs
United States Senator Edmund W. Pettus of Alabama is dying in Hot Springs North Carolina after becoming unconscious at the breakfast table yesterday. Physicians say his condition is hopeless as he remains unconscious.
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Hot Springs
N. C
United States
Edmund W. Pettus
Alabama
Battleship Belle Rephon Launched at Portsmouth
In Portsmouth this afternoon the battleship Belle Rephon, a new pre dreadnought, was launched by Princess Henry of Hattenborg amid ceremony and naval pomp.
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Portsmouth
Princess Henry of
Hattenborg
Strike Not Settled in Duluth Dock Workers
July 27 report says Duluth dock workers refuse to return to work. United States Steel officials rejected union talks and stood by an open shop policy, urging the men to accept old wage scales. workers vote to stay out.
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Duluth
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Company
Personal and Social Notes May Be Recalled
Henry Hunsinger will go to Kansas City tomorrow. Dr Schelack of Endora was in town yesterday. Miss Maine Morrison returned yesterday from a five week visit in Topeka.
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Kansag City
Dr Schelack
Endora
Miss Maine Morrison
Topeka
Hello Bill Hello Hello The Elks Yell Origin Story
In 1894 a schism split the Elks and a peace parley in Atlantic City brought William G. Meyers to the fore. As he stepped from a car, Delegate Stack shouted Hello Bill and the crowd echoed. The greeting became a universal Elks cheer and Meyers helped seal the reconciliation.
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Atlantic City
William G. Meyers
Thin City
Philadelphia
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Myers
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Meyera
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Elis
Railroads reject two cent fare plan in Kansas
Correspondence from Santa Fe vice president G. T. Nicholson and Union Pacific attorney N. U W. Loomis to Kansas rail board shows no two cent passenger fare will be adopted until pending lawsuits in other states are resolved. Officials claim Kansans oppose the rate and warn loss of excursion rates and other privileges if enacted.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kansas
Irom G. T.nicholson
Santa Fe
N. U W. Loomis
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Missouri
May Know the Law Washington July Postal penalties
The postal law forbids placing written messages in packages or letters with less than two cents per ounce postage. Post office inspectors collected 59065 last fiscal year for violations. Many offenses stem from ignorance or hardship among the poor. Postmaster General Meyer directs warnings in post offices to curb the practice.
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Washington
Post Office
Myer
Mrs Eddy Seeks Prompt Competency Hearing
In Concord New Hampshire July 27 masters appointed by the superior court to gauge Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy’s competency in the suit by her relatives as next friends for an accounting of her property held their first session. Counsel for Eddy urged an early hearing noting her eighty seventh year and frail health. The masters said time would be allowed for case preparation.
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N. H
Superior Court
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Leader
Frank S. Streeter
Eddy
Mrrs
Coussel
Questioning the Court Raises Indictment Validity
San Francisco July 27. Judge Carroll Cook questioned the grand jury indictments and its legal existence since February 1907. The California Supreme Court will be asked to decide the matter soon, with several indicted men potentially freed if overturned. Includes A K Detwiler T V Halsey Louis Glass Patrick Calvon Wm Abbott Thornwell Mullally Tirey L Ford G H Ambsen W L Brubeck Jos E Green EB J Alia Jr F G Drum John Editor HL Chicago July 27. R C Michaels publisher of Staais Zeitung is critically ill at his summer home near Medford Wisconsin.
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Carroll Cook
Superior Court
Supreme Court of California
Supreme Court
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T. V. Halsey
Louis Glass
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R. C. Michaels
Staais Zeitung
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Wis
Neville's Corner For Sale Items and Prices
Neville's Corner lists a 160 acre farm near town with stock handling facilities and a modern nine room house for 5500. Also includes 40 acres across the river with alfalfa and potato land plus a four room house and 160 four lot for 3000. Additional NEL Street lot for 475 and a five room First Ward house for 2500. Suburban property offered at reasonable prices by J M Neville Homa Telios 703 Mase St Eldridge House Glock.
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First Ward
J. M. Neville
Homa Teltos
Mase St
Eldridge House
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Parisian inventor and balloonist Dr A Warick dies in Seattle
Seattle July 27. Dr An Tony Warick a Parisian inventor scientist balloonist and dentist with fame from Paris to Dawson City died last night at a local hospital. Cause of death not yet released pending medical reports.
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Wash
Antony Warick
Paris
Dawson City
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