Hull Involved in Will Dispute Over Doctor Hull Estate
Depositions read in Pueblo court reveal sister Mrs Morris accusing her brother Congressman J A T Hull of suppressing a codicil to Dr A Y Hull's will. She claims the codicil altered legacies and favored Hull while other heirs faced loss.
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Hull
Pueblo
J. A. T. Hull
A. Y. Hull
Morris
Milton Hull
Dia F. W. Hull
F. W. Hull
Milton Hall
President Roosevelt to study game preservation at Yellowstone
President Roosevelt plans a trip to Yellowstone National Park with John Burroughs as his companion, aiming to assess how the government can better preserve western big game. The start is slated for late March or early April, and Roosevelt may not shoot any wild animals.
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Yellowstone Park
New York
Roosevelt
John Burroughs
America
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Burroughs
Cured by a machine first hip disease operation in U S
In New York on March 1 the Lorenz machine was used in an US hip disease operation by Dr. Frederick Mueller. A nearly 12 year old girl with a contracted hip gained normal form in forty minutes, her leg equalized in length, and she walked after ether. The procedure was lengthy and painful but successful, as Mueller confirmed.
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United States
New York
Lorenz
Frederick Mueller
Czar's Manifesto Praised by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore on March 18, called the czar's manifesto one of the twentieth century's most unexpected and beneficent movements. He described it as of very great importance and spoke of its potential positive impact.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Snow Losses Overestimated in Lyman County Hope Ranges Improve
Kimball South Carolina March 17 reports the county free of snow except remnants in draws after warm spells. cattlemen cheerfully note fewer than twenty head lost this winter in western Lyman County and expect more hay this spring. New telephones begin installation with C E Wizard of Howard handling the contract. New settlers arrive daily with goods, mainly men who bought land last fall.
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Lyman County
Kimball
S. C
C. E. Wizard of Howard
Canton 18 Crowded Scarcity of Homes Plague Canton
The Canton city crisis worsens as dwelling houses and boarding rooms vanish amid a spring housing shortage. Officials including W. K. Slade county treasurer and Charles Kundert auditor struggle to find shelter for families while public figures relocate temporarily. If new houses aren’t built quickly, the housing crunch will become oppressive.
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Canton
Eve Lery
W. K. Slade
Hudson
Charles Kundert
W. A. Kinsley
J. A. Benz
California
Judge Charles S. Whiting Named Ninth District Judge
DeSmet lawyer Charles S. Whiting, age 40, has been appointed to the Ninth judicial circuit and will preside his first term on March 24. A Minnesota native with a strong legal education from Ann Arbor and Minnesota, he is a Republican with a record of notable practice and trusted integrity.
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Ninth District
Huron
Charles S. Whiting
DeSmet
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Judge Whiting
Lfstead County
Minnesota
Rochester
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Minnesota
Whiting
Third Judicial Circuit
Julian Bennett
Watertown
Ninth Circuit
Farmers Would Organize in South Dakota Meeting Called at Elkton
Sioux Falls March 17 The Elkton meeting next Thursday aims to unite South Dakota farmers to regulate farm product prices and surplus. L A Grinde, organizer for Brookings Moody and Deuel counties, says organizers may cover more territory as they form a local union of the American Society of North America and seek a national scale combine.
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Elkton
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Indiana
Society For Farmers
L. A. Grinde
Brookings
Moody
Deve
the American Society of North America
McEathron Herefords Paying Venture at Huron
McEathron's blooded stock farm at Huron South Dakota netted 16584.82 in 1902 from stock sales. Pure bred Herefords grass fed steers corn fed steers and hogs contributed to the total as the ranch plans its third annual stock sale set for April first, drawing inquiries from across the country. Black Hills mining men plan to join northern gold seekers. Deadwood Alaska bound for Valdez prospecting with a proposed Yukon railroad. James Cusick of Lead also heads to Valdez after directing Cape Nome Hydraulic Mining at Nome Alaska.
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McEathron
Huron
S. D
George H.mceathron
Tepecotah
South Dakota
Northwest
Black Hills
Deadwood
John Manning
Valdez
Alaska
Eagle
Yukon River
Manning
James Cusick
Cape Nome Hydraulic Mining Company
Nome
Alsks
Employed Doctor to Commit Murder Case Unfolds
Philadelphia report on George Hussey the herb doctor connected to Mrs Catherine Danze in a poisoning death. Police describe a widening probe into his headquarters where many women sought his help. Detectors seized wagonloads of drugs and tools. further arrests and memoranda may reveal additional murders.
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Philadelphia
George Hussey
Catherine Danze
Eghteen
Hussey
Jossey
Flossey
Witness Mas Claims to Hear Mrs Fair Moans in Auto Crash
Paris report identifies Lucien Mas as a new witness in the Fair case claiming he heard Mrs. Fair moan after her husband’s death. Mas says he witnessed the accident from a bicycle, though others recall no bicyclist at the scene. He is en route to the United States for safety, as Mrs. Nelson’s lawyers pursue testimony.
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Lucien Mas
Paris
Mas
United States
First National Bank of Florida Closed by OCC
The First National Bank of Florida in Jacksonville was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency on March 18. President Joseph M. Shoemaker and other officials have not issued any statements yet. The bank was among the oldest and strongest in the state.
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First National Bank of
Florida
Washington
First National Bank of Florida
Jacksonsville
Joseph M. Shoemaker
First National
Chinese Liberation Crusade Aims at World Reach
Secret agents in New York report from San Francisco that Kang Yu Wal, reformer and ex member of the Yamen, plans a Chinese liberation crusade with Bow Wong Wat support. America would host a central office and Wal would organize branches in Europe after establishing his propaganda hub.
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America
New York
Chinese Progress Society
San Francisco
China
Kang-Yu Wal
Tsingli-Yamen
Bow Wong
Wal
Pacific
Lafter
Europe
Deadly stage dagger strikes three in Bijou theater episode
A heavy oriental dagger flew from the Bijou theater during the first act of Nancy Brown injuring three, including viola player John C. Reitzel who remained unconscious two hours after being struck in the eye. The blade pierced Annie Buckley’s wrist and cut Isabel Eveson’s arm as actors tussled to seize it. The weapon weighs about twelve pounds and was pulled from the belt of Harry Luckstone during a struggle with Harry Brown and Judith Berolde in a Ballyhoo scene.
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New York
Bijou
Nancy Brown
John C. Rietzel
Annie Buckley
Isabel Eveson
Reitzel
Musical Union
Harry Luckstone
Ballyhoo
Harry Brown
Judith Berolde
A Man of Genius and a Belief in Nobility
A refined socialSetting scene follows Howland as he meets a naive young woman at a worldly gathering. She admires genius and believes in the ideal nobility of writers, while Howland questions whether genius can live up to belief. He contemplates whether to reveal his true identity and risks shattering her faith or letting it sustain him at his club later.
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W. R. Hearst
Howland
Menon
Stephen Howland
Santa Claus
Rowland
Great Britain
Honeymoon Runaway Forgery on Atlantic Voyage
A runaway couple aboard a fogbound steamer heads to Europe after secret marriage. The man, caught upon arrival in New York for forging his father in law’s name, faces arrest while the woman clings to him, denying any remorse as the ship reaches port. Also, Major Shattuck recalls a dove gag in a Savannah revival where a cat hung from a clothes line instead.
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New York
Major Shattuck
Signal Corps
Savannah
Sexton
Whitaker Wright Arrest After London Promoter Case
New York report says J Whitaker Wright London promoter in London Globe Finance scandals was arrested on arrival of the French steamer La Lorraine. Detained by central office police at London police request, he is held for U S authorities, with a niece listed as Miss F Browne. Wright claimed innocence and sought newspaper silence, noting he had traveled in style and planned no publicity. He faced a Tombs arraignment and Ludlow Street jail transfer.
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New York
J. Whitaker Wright
London
la Lorraine
Havre
Central Office
Wright
Tombs
United States
Ludlow Street
F. Browne
Edward VII
M. Andreoni
Mile. Andreoni
Barre Wright
Andreoni
J. W. Wright
London Police
Miss Browne
Vouerl
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Park Lane
Fort Godalming
Italy
Thomas ‘Lipton
Lord Dufferin
Wright Companies
London and Globe Corporation
The
London and Globe
London Stock Exchange
Herald
Globe Company
British Columbia
California
Australia
Publc
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Herefords
MR. Fair
William Richard Hereford
Southampton
Sammy
Financial Corporation
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