Horse Stealer Caught and Goddards Discharged in Calloway Case
In Broken Bow Nebraska the case against J R and Earl Goddard for involvement in a Union Pacific blast at Calloway ends with no preliminary hearing after insufficient circumstantial evidence. Earl Goddard is identified by Charles Wescott of Grand Island as horse thief. Sheriff Dunkel from Grand Island took him away on No 42. Agent Grimes at Calloway was dismissed for failing to justify the missing funds amount between four and five hundred dollars. Howard, the alleged reader of the safe crackers, remains at large.
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Broken Bow
J. R
Earl.Goddard
Richardson
Calloway
Earl Goddard
Charles Wescott
Grand Island
Dunkel
Howard
Union Pacific
Callowy
Grimes
Cure for Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. Golding from Ayr Ontario reports severe eczema on both legs, extreme pain, and limb wasting. After trying many doctors she found relief with Cuticura Remedies and expresses gratitude for their soothing effect and claimed cure. Details note date June 6 1905.
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Golding
Gox 8
Ayr
Ontario
Canada
Analysis of Natural State Trade Shares 1870 to 1906
The Bureau of Statistics report shows that natural state articles formed 25.72 percent of imports in 1870 rising to 40.62 percent in 1906 while exports shifted from 67.83 percent in 1870 to 59.0 percent in 1906. The data covers the trade of the United States between 1870 and 1906.
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Bureau of Statistics
Does Your Back Ache Profit by Patient's Experience
James R. Neeler of Wenner Street Cagepovia New York recalls back and kidney pain lasting fifteen years. He found relief from the first box of Doan's Kidney Pills and two boxes restored him to good sound condition. He recommends them, noting others including his wife and friends have had good results. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Que
James R. Neeler
Wenner Street
Cagepovia
N. Y
Donga
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Secession Moves in West Australia Stir Debate
The article notes growing support for West Australia secession against Australian Federal Parliament earmarking for old age pensions and national undertakings. It references political tension and accompanying economic concerns amid regional demands.
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West Australia
United States
Attracting Settlers to Western Canada in 1906
The article extols Western Canada's appeal to settlers citing record harvests of wheat and oats, rapid railway expansion, 160 acre free homesteads with $10 entry, a broad free school system, and strong immigration from the U S and Europe as reasons for a continuing influx into the prairie provinces.
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I Prairie
Canada
Keitler
United States
Prairie Provinces
Orar
Tron
Actuer
Coopers Strike At Morton-Gregson Packing House Sparks Open Shop Policy
In Nebraska City eight Coopers walked out over a petty grievance as the Morton-Gregson packing house adopted an open shop policy and planned to hire all comers, ignoring the union. Miss Stella Clark, a cigar stand attendant at the Watson hotel, attempted suicide by laudanum after a period of despondency, but physicians saved her life. She had purchased three bottles from different drug stores and had been in the city for months, recently arriving from Falls City where she also reportedly attempted self-harm about a year ago.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Coopers
Morton-Gregson
Stella Clark
Watson Hotel
Falls City
Assault on Japanese Workers at Alder Mills Yard
Manager Chester reports a saloon clash near Alder Mills thirty five miles south of Tacoma where hangers on assaulted two Japanese men. Deputies intervened and the two Japanese workers remain employed in yard labor. Japanese labor has long been used on Tacoma Eastern railroad sections and by about twenty five nearby mills.
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Tacoma
Wash
Chester
Alder Mills Company
Tacoma Eastern Railroad
Teller of Bank Missing in Kansas City
William Anderson, a collection teller at the First National Bank of Kansas City, is missing. President E F Swinney admits a $9,000 shortage in his accounts, with Anderson suspected of taking the money in three installments during the week.
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Kansas City
William ©. Anderson
First National Bank
E. F. Swinney
Anderson
Creditors Demand Money From Count Boni de Castellane
Paris court hears Maitre Cruppi recount how traders and usurers bills were mixed to shield Madame Anna Gould. He reiterates willingness to settle debts, noting no funds from the estate trustee at present. Counsel argues it unjust to make Madame Gould liable for vast sums borrowed by Count Boni to fund extravagances.
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Paris
Maitre Cruppi
Count Boni de Castellane
Tribunal of First Instance
Seine
Cruppi
Madame Anna
Madame Gould
Count Boni
Franco Spanish verbal note on Morocco agreement reached
French ambassador Jules Cambon and Spanish foreign minister Senor Caballero concluded a Franco Spanish agreement on Morocco. The terms will be conveyed verbally to the powers by the French and Spanish ambassadors with immediate replies expected as governments have been informally informed.
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Morocco
Madrid
M. Jules ‘Cambon
Senor Caballero
Paris Crime Charge Against Banking Firm for Large Swindle
Frederick von Hohenlohe files proceedings to arrest Phillip Simeoni de Flexres and Dixmer, banker firm, accused of swindling him out of 1 million dollars. Reports say they defrauded others, including members of aristocracy, with losses ranging into 2 million for some and 1 million for several titled individuals.
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Paris
Frederick
Charles von Hohenlohe
Phillip Simeoni de Flex Res
Dixmer
Ge Canay
Caeteja
Orloff
Glatonbury Abbey Remains Turned to Quarry in Past
Enterprising Americans could have bought the town to claim Glatonbury Abbey stones, many cottages built with them. Ruins were a quarry until a generation ago. Also notes gardener tips and beauty advice with health and plant care hints.
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Glatonbury Abbey
Nebraska Notes Big mix of local items across towns
Farmers plow on in December near Shelby despite cold. Wahoo Catholic church fire contained with minor damage. Beatrice girl 17 nearly dies from chlorine ingestion but survives with aid. Shelby boxer injury to jaw. Auburn infant dies of scarlet fever. Beatrice league baseball funds raised for next season. Emerson attends Minnesota horticulture meeting. Bresce auto axle break leaves man stranded. Ord Business College closes after low enrollment. Humboldt livery owner seeks missing former workers with $25 missing receipts. Nelson sold large implement business to Join Rossmiller. Plattsmouth temperance meeting a success. Falls City lodge memorial services held with eulogy by Frank Revis. Long Pine banquet honors Degree of Honor women with John Moeth speaker. Plattsmouth threshing rig injury requiring 35 stitches. Elm Creek merchant selling Japanese groceries and running bamboo crafts factory. Wymore Wahbaska plant leased to Beatrice engineer I E Watson, with service soon. Nebraska delegates named for Washington convention on foreign commerce. Lincoln post office official J. S. Brown resigns to enter banking in central Nebraska. Question of dividing term into four...
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Shelby
Wahoo
Miss’ Hickman
Beatrice
Ray Clark
Mat Gondringer
Paul Allen Gilmore
Paul Gilmore
Auburn
Lincoln
R. A. Emerson
State University
Minneapolis
Nebraska Horticultural Society
Minnesota
Alliance
Rushville
P. Bresce
Broad Prairie
Ord Business College
Ord
Falls City Lodge of Isles
Geuling
Frank Revis
Order of United Workmen Lodge
Long Pine
John J. Moeth
Joe Lloyd
Plattsmouth
J. W. Cook
Elm Creek
Union Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Wahbaska Electric Light
Wymore
I. E. Watson
Watson
Beatrice Company
Wabaska
Flood devastates Clifton Arizona as dam fails
Reports from Phoenix El Paso Globe Morenci and Bisbee describe the Copper Queen hotel swept away and a wall of water deluging Chase Creek Clifton. Estimates place fatalities from seven to sixty with scattered confirmations of deaths and major property damage as wires are down and communications fail.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Clifton
EL Paso
Texas
Arizona
Copper Queen
Aoad
Tucson
Globe
Solomonville
Eigteen
Morenci
Detroit
Chase Creek
Bisbee
San Francisco
Joseph Throm
Coronado
Longfellow
Seven Die in Cornell Chi Psi Fire at Fraternity House
Seven people perish when the Chi Psi fraternity house at Cornell burns in the early hours. Four students and three townsmen die. many firefighters are injured. heroism is noted by Schmuck and McCutcheon. Search crews dynamite ruins to recover bodies as the campus mourns.
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Ithica
N. Y
Cornell
Chi Psi
C. J. Pope Afa
St Orange
N. J
W. H. Nichols
Chicago
W. Grelle
East Orange
Schmuck
Nichols
McCutcheon
Pope
Sam Halliday
Earle
Gibson
Correll
Jennie McGraw Fiske
John McGraw
Fragmentary political vow referenced in Senate dialogue
Partial OCR shows Sey Bailey threatening resignation over support for various firms and orders. Mentions Henry Stribby and J. C. Johnson linked to Watery Oil company, with cited memoranda and endorsements.
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Alenry
J. C. Johnson
Senate
Sey Bailey
Courtroom Clash Delays Howell Trial In District Court
Counsel and court clash repeatedly as Judge Sutton intervenes while K Howell faces state trust law charges. Objections by County Attorney Slabaugh erupt during defense attorney Connell's opening, with Walter Wills as key witness. The trial remains fiercely contested with vigorous questioning and threatened contempt.
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Sutton
K. Howell
Slabaugh
Vw. d. Connell
Narrow Escape on Santa Fe Train Ensnaring Negro Prisoner
Two Texas cowboys attempted to hang Jean Lewis and a Wichita man aboard a Santa Fe train between Topeka and Lawrence. After three failed strangulations the man leaped from the moving car. The Texans warned bystanders to avoid interference and Lewis wore a KOP pin amid the dispute over a Black man’s dignity. In Chattanooga, Elder Brigham Roberts and Elder Albert Smith led fifty Mormon elders to southern communities to discuss the Eastemies conference and race questions, stressing obedience to perceived divine commandments.
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Topeka
Kan
Jean Lewis
Witchita
Here
Lawrence
Lewis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brigham H.roberts
Elder- George
Jalbert Smith
Ostles
Thixis
Rober
Chicago Tragedy Ends Life of Doctor in Domestic Feud
Dr Benjamin Star ris a retired physician from Antigo Wisconsin was fatally shot by A C Campbell also of Antigo in the Chicago stock exchange building. The shooting stemmed from a tangled divorce case involving Mrs Harris and Mrs Campbell with Harris visiting the attorney's office when Campbell fired. Harris died from the wound. Campbell was arrested.
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Chicago
Benjamin Starris
Antigo
Wis
A. C. Campbell
Stock Exchange
Campbell
Harris
Trial of Shea Conspiracy Case Opens in Chicago
In Chicago two witnesses testified on the first day of the G P Shea case against conspiracy charges linked to the Teamsters Union. Joseph Schultz testified and faced cross examination while William E Kelley, a former coal union official, denied any inducement to plead guilty and asserted the expectation of prison sentences.
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Chicago
G. P. Shea
Teamsters’ “Union
Joseph Schultz
William Ekelly
Coal Teamsters
Union
Schultz
Indians and Chippewa Reservation Turmoil Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ansar Pagne and AARAIS amid references to the Chippewa Indians and starvation. The readable text is incomplete, hindering a full event summary or clear persons and dates.
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Ansar Pagne
Grand
Oil Company Loan Allegations Surface In Telegrams
The document outlines claims that a loan of 1,759 dollars was made to J. Pierce by Henry & Stribling Oil Company through J. Pierce, with Bailey coordinating exchange for payment. The text accuses forgery and questions authenticity of several papers, noting mentions of HC Pierce, the state, and various agents. It references telegrams to insurance firms and accusations of forged documents and irregular accounting tied to the oil firm.
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Henry & Stribling
Pierce
Joby
J. Pierce
Stant Oil Company
Bailey
Pierce Oil Company
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