Prosecuting Attorney Clears Harry Orchard in Steunenberg Case
Prosecuting Attorney Kootyoh completed an inquiry into the Steunenberg Murder case and found no improper motives among participants including Harry Orchard. The report stated newspaper interviews aimed only at obtaining news, and Judge Wood ordered the report filed with no action required.
Sidelights on Trial at Rome as Prisons Break Monotony
The Haywood family and a trained nurse attend the murder trial of Greunenberg in Rome. Mrs Haywood invalid and her two daughters Vernin and Henrietta sit near the prisoner’s bar noting every move. Mrs Mover, wife of a man charged in the case, has recovered enough to visit her husband in jail as the proceedings continue.
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Close Call for Publishing Political Pamphlet in Petersburg
A report from Petersburg notes Count Leo Laonovich Toalstol, son of a famed figure, faced a court ruling over a pamphlet printed abroad. The court found no intent to harm and allowed publication with orders to destroy plates. Local candidate Jerry Vetter faced election irregularities tied to fraudulent ballots.
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Dollar Wheat and the Chicago Board of Trade
The past week saw the dollar wheat era at the Chicago board of trade with attention on wheat quantity and price volatility. Veteran traders note the volume of trading was exceptionally high and broader, with distinct price swings as groups formed and dissolved, marking a notable market phase.
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White Marble Graves Mark Confederate Soldiers
The War Department will award a contract to supply 20 000 white marble stones to mark the graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors who died in prisoner of war camps and hospitals in the north during the Civil War. Colonel William Escott of South Carolina is named commissioner to oversee the project.
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Missoula County Vault Burglary Foiled By Alarm
Thieves blasted the Missoula county treasurer vault with nitro bombs but failed to take any money. The break in occurred near the courthouse and sheriff’s office where deputies were tied up with other arrests. Authorities learned of the attempt only after an explosion rattled the jailhouse area.
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Salt Lake's Pleasure Resort opens with new facilities
Salt Lake City's Saltair will begin the 1967 season on Decoration Day with many improvements. The upgraded park adds 200 bathrooms, 10,000 feet of new platform, new gates, a higher water level, a 140 by 150 foot roller skating rink, new rides, a 209 passenger steamer, improved rail service, and a new depot on Geer Street. The resort promises the finest dancing floor and dining, plus enhanced amusements for families, as it seeks to draw thousands of visitors to Utah's seaside-like attraction.
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Not Always Keyed Up Dr Johnson
Fragmentary note reflects a discussion about attention and behavior mentioning Dr Johnson and a desire for consistency. The readable text hints at a caution against constant hyperfocus and excessive energy in daily routines.
Vintoe' Paeerlte Prwgerdotbity fie che eure of oy
The text appears as a garbled discussion of medical remedies and ingredients. It references a booklet of ingredients and authoritative endorsements, questioning the safety and efficacy of certain preparations and the role of medical authorities. It mentions a named physician or seller and concerns about harmful effects.
Honduran Rebellion Forces Leader Sierra Takes Refuge Aboard Yorktown
Reported fighting between the Honduran government and General Verucio Sierra escalates as Sierra seeks refuge on the U S steamer Yorktown from Amapala toward Tegucigalpa. President Devila informs General Ferrada that Sierra was driven back and boarded Yorktown amid foreign-interests protection efforts at San Pedro and Puerto Cortes.
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Life Saved by Quick Wit in Vault Lock-In
Messenger boy and a telegraph operator avoided peril after a vault entrapment in Pucits Colorado. The incident describes the boy’s calm actions and suggests rapid response preserved life amid a potentially fatal lock-in.
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Proverb for a Dachshund and Health Coffee Cure
Proverbial line about a dachshund ends well. A dubious health claim promotes Inver vallee lavitation and a coffee blend said to aid the stomach and kidneys. The ad-like text touts Arn Colfer and a sales point at TT J Wada Wor 1 with no clear medical backing.
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Arn Colfer
J Wada
Capacity of New York Hotels and Banquet Halls
In 2004 the Helmont hosted meals for about 2004 guests across the Helmont venues. The Water Astor accommodated twenty banqueteers in a single room.
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Helmont
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