Washington Wins Suit Against Northern Securities Company
The Supreme Court in Washington granted the state the right to sue Northern Securities Company. Case will be filed immediately with a hearing date set. In other news, Fitzsimmons posted 2500 forfeit and sought Jefferies opinion on the National Sporting club bid of 16000.
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Supreme Court At Washington
State of Washington
Northern Securities Company
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Natonal Sporting Club
Fitz
Jim
Farrow to Promote Northwest Rail From Baker City
Lieutenant Edward S. Farrow, famed for the 1877-78 Indian war, is arriving in Baker City this week to advocate a railroad from Baker City to the Seven Devils. Schon Bachler was killed near Grants Pass in a dispute over land with T. J. Gibson. The Oregon State Reform School trustees sue Royal and Hartford Insurance to recover on a burned building policy from December 18, 1901, arguing the fire loss was covered.
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Lieutenant Edwards. Farrow
Baker City
Schon Bachler
Grants Pass
T. J. Gibson
Bachler
Grant's Pass
Merlin
Gibson
Board of Trustees
Oregon State Reform School
Royal Insurance Company
Hartford Insurance Company
Reform School
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY TAKE BROMO QUININE TABLETS
A fragmented item mentions a cold cure and laxative tablets with a signature on a box, but readable details are limited and no clear event or person context emerges. The text appears to be an OCR fragment lacking coherent narrative or verifiable entities.
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W. Grove
Hotel Arrivals List of Guests and Cities
Long hotel arrivals list with names and home towns from St Paul to Athena. Notable entries include Mollie Shaw North Powder J M Shaw Union and Mrs I L Richardson La Grande. Other guests hail from Portland Spokane Seattle Chicago and Baker City among many.
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St. Paul
D. Richardson
Walla Walla
R. W. Fulton
Portland
Mollie Shaw
North Powder
A. Cotton
Chicago
J. F. Meyers
la Granite
J. M. Berry
la Grande
T. V. Murphy
H. Thanhouser
San Francico
N. TD. Knettle
Pomeroy
O. J. Croup
C. J. Dashine
F. S. McMahan
T. B. Johnson
A. &. Williams
San Francisco
Darden
Spokane
J. J. Burns
T. W. Jackson
Laura Downs
J. M. Shaw
Union
L. D .Reaves
I. L. Richardson
J. C. Gallany
Re. H Caton
C. J. Freese
R. Candish
W. Hohn
A. Baker
M. Lewis
New York
W. E. Temple
W. KR. Frery
W. Scott
A. & Hertfield
M. C. Shields
Seattle
Otto B. Frank
Dayton
M. F. Lantz
Pennsylvania
J. H. O'Neill
Mrs. Frery
T. S. LeGraw
Athena
M. James
Baker City
Charles H. Miller
Echo
P. L Packard
J.B. Messick
Indiana Republicans Prepare at Conventions Amid Field for State Offices
Indianapolis April 27 Republicans gather in Tomlinson hall as 1,700 delegates and many visitors converge for the Indiana state convention. With governor not up for election, candidates line up for auditor secretary of state treasurer attorney general clerk of supreme court superintendent of public instruction and other posts. Daniel E. Storms of Lafayette leads the ticket amid a crowded field of hopefuls across multiple offices with nominations to come the next day. Bishop Vinton consecration ceremony in Worthester Massachusetts draws a large crowd and prominent bishops attend with multiple speeches.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Denison
Indiana
Congress
Supreme Court
David EB. Sherrick
Hamilton County
Frank H. Doran
LaPorte
Frank M. Martin
Hoone
James R. Henry
Owen
John W. Dyer
Luke
Jacob Joel
Montgomery
Thomas K. Millikan
Henry
Nat A. Hill
Monroe
Chas. W. Miller
Goshen
Griff
Grant
Merril Moore
Marion
Ward H. Watson
Clark
J. W. Wilson
Pike
Martin W. Fields
Gibson
Edward W. Fitzpatrick
Jay
J. C. Hatfield
Wells
E. BE. Neal
Hamilton
R. A. Brown
Johnson
Titus E. Kinzie
St. Joseph
George Worley
Kosciusko
F. A. Cotton
W. 8. Monroe
Posey
John H. Gillett
Lake
State Statistican
B. F. Johnson
Benton
Appellate Court
Frank 5. Roby
Steuben
A. Z. Wiley
W. J. Henry
Rush
Daniel W. Comstock
Wayne
Banquet in St Paul Saloon by Caribbean Society
In New York the grand dining saloon aboard the American Line steamship St Paul hosts the fourth annual banquet of the Society of the Caribbean, war correspondents from papers nationwide gather to mark the Cuban and Porto Rican campaigns and the Spanish American War anniversary along with the ship’s commissioning as a United States warship.
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New York
American Line
St. Paul
United States
Grant
Sherman
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
South Africa
China
Notable wedding to unite Line Clay and Dr Goodman
Paris Kentucky April 22 Auvergne near Paris hosts a notable wedding this evening. Miss Line Clay daughter of Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr and niece of Henry Clay will wed Dr Goodman of London England. After the marriage the couple will go to Cairo Egypt where Dr Goodman serves as a corps surgeon in the British army.
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Paris
Auvergne
Cairo
Goodman
Counterfeiter Released After Four Years In Mines
Atlanta April 22. T K Hall the only man imprisoned in state courts for counterfeiting was released today by order of the prison commission. Hall had spent four years in the mines of Cole City. The record of why a state court case led to this result remains unexplained.
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Atlanta
T. K. Hall
Prison Commission
Hall
Cole City
Nani
Italy
West Virginia Sunday School Association's 20th Birthday Convention
Huntington W Va April 22 The West Virginia state Sunday School association marks its twentieth birthday with the largest convention in its history Delegates and visitors arrive from across the state and attendance is expected to reach several hundred as the convention opens tonight The three day program features talks by Marion Lawrence and other nationally prominent Sunday school workers An excellent musical program is also planned
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Huntington
W. Var
West Virginia State Sunday School Association
Marion Lawrence
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer in Toledo Ad
Frank J. Lee swears as senior partner of F J Cheney Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Glearbon notes sworn December 6. Testimonials promised. pills marketed as the best.
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A.ucab
Frank J. Lee
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Glearbon
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
Wisconsin Elks Organize for State Body
Ashland Wisconsin April 22 The movement to organize Wisconsin Elks lodges into a state body begins this meeting under Ashland branch auspices. Elks exceed twenty in the state and a stronger affiliate is seen as beneficial. Similar state bodies exist elsewhere and Wisconsin will pattern after them. Smoke Pride of Umatilla Cigars.
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Ashland
Wis
Lodges
of Elks of
Wisconsin
Elks
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