Warrant for Woman Arrested in Will Forgery Case
A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Warner, niece and stepdaughter to J. W. Young, accuses her of forging a second will and placing it with others to defraud heirs. Her husband Sherman Warner is charged alongside. both posted bail at 750 each after arraignment before County Judge Gilfillan.
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Mabel King Warner
J. W. Young
Weston
Taylor
Young
B, BF
Carter
Warner
Mere Warner
Wold
Mike
Blal Hall
J. W. Voulig
Waiten
Dhet
Aland
Nan
Ceili
Fred Your
Decnesed
Umnam County
Nora Watt
Athena
Wisconsin
Ike
Mrs. Young
John McCourt
Larkins
Wii
Phelps
RK. Hall
Blair
Hall
Tla
C. H. Carter
Explosion near Santa Eulalia mine kills many
An explosion at a Santa Eulalia mine camp 12 miles from Chihuahua Mexico destroys warehouses and homes. At least 12 people die and about 40 are injured. A boy’s rifle is found among the dead, leading investigators to suspect a worker fired it into a dynamite car. Several Americans are among the dead.
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Santa Eulatin
Chihuahen
Mexico
Second Grand Jury Impaneled in Chicago Aug 14
Judge Bethel today impaneled a second grand jury in Chicago to hear testimony on alleged violations of the interstate commerce law by the Standards Like Share. First, non-payment of storage charges will be investigated, then rebating investigations will follow.
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Chicago
Bethel
Interette
Share
Odessa Throne of Crime: Five Policemen Killed in Bank Steal
Odessa dispatch reports a deadly raid as thieves slay five policemen at a depot and flee with 10,000 roubles. An ex-duma member and Kishineff deputy detained, amid rising police alert and political tension in St. Petersburg and Odessa.
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Mae | Iajved Yesterlay
Thleves
Aml
St. Petersburg
Kishineff
Prince Dolguroff
Odessa
Rail tariff increase sparks accusation of breach in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on August 14 the Commercial club debated railroad charges alleging a 45 percent rise on local commodities from Walla Walla beyond the state commission set in June. President Kaser accused the tariffs of violating the agreement limiting local rates to 12 percent, with discrepancies noted on rates to Spokane and beyond.
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Walla Walls
Walla Walla
State Railroad Commission
Kaser
Spring Stumberises Eagles Convention Advances People
The Eagles convention in Port Townsend Wa and Napa Cal nominated H D Davis of Ohio for president and Ba wind Kraus of Delaware for president with Teodore Bell of Napa as vice president. Lieutenant Governor Coon of Port Townsend Wa was nominated for vice president. The parade drew 20000 Eagles and interest grows in the next meeting place likely New England. Kentucky women campaign for Hoerter as grand trustee.
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Auiwonkes
Aus
Eagles
H. D. Davis
Ohio
Wind
Kraus
Delaware
Suarprikne
Om Mooot
Corro
Pennevivanta Haere
Davie
Coon
Port Townsend
Waeh
Orgainet
Theodore Bell
Napa
Cal
Sese'on Wris
Wouen
New England
Kentucky
Hoerter
Great Flood Loss Reported Across Bengal and Bombay
Aug 16 dispatches report an unprecedented flood in Bengal causing heavy loss of life and halting all land communication except by boat. In Danville Illinois Cannon was renominated for congress and launched a presidential bid. A Liberian town of Syaran burned with eight dead including seven incendiaries mobbed by locals.
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Bengal
Bombay
Danville, IL
Congress
Congremfondemn Peleen
Syaran
Liberia
Burneo
Address by Tanner prompts G A R growth and memorial debates
Aug 18 Minneapolis report on the Grand Army of the Republic annual address by Comrade Tanner. He cites increased membership, calls for aid to San Francisco, urges sacred Memorial Day observance, and supports funds for widows and veterans. Mentions candidates for commander in chief and notes concurrent gatherings of Auxiliary and Ladies’ groups.
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San Prancisco
Tanner
Minneapolis
G. R.A. Wi
Brown
Ohio
Adair
Ireland
G. A. BR
San Francisco
Minn
Grand Army of the Republic
Wirhowe
Robert
Zanesville
Wy Chere
Burton
Sevindia
H. Coney
Topeka
Kan
United States
Bulkeley
Senate
Grand Army
Fifteenth Ohio Infantry
Nineteenth
Ohio Infantry
Coney of Kateas
111Th New York Infantry
Heale
Fourth
New York Heavy Artillery
Wesley Moe
Ladier
Firet Mapetat
Tanglers Bandit Leader Battles Sultan's Troops Near City
The bandit leader Patsual fought a battle against sultan's troops near the city with many casualties. Several Europeans are reported to be in critical positions.
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Tanglers
Patsual
Thee
Chicago Bank Receiverships Grow Amid Entanglements
Federal Judge appoints Chas Dawer as receiver of Stensland's co operative store under a 150000 bond, deepening legal entanglements surrounding Milwaukee Avenue bank. A receiver to be named for Automobile Supply Co, owing 250000. Polish National Alliance sues the bank for 50,000 damages. First receiver Peter begins 20 percent withdrawals to depositors.
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Culeden
Pethean
Chas , Dawer
Stensland
Milwiuker Avenue Bank
Oger
Polish National Alliance
Oon
Peter
Convention adjourned after bitter fusion debate
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 16 the Democrat Populist convention adjourned after a night of bitterness and discord. A fusion ticket was agreed with Ashton C Shallenberger nominated for governor while populists endorsed W H Thompson for U S senator. Hergot e faced rejection.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Ashton C. Shallenberger
Hergothe
W. H. Thompson
United States
Pacific Coast Baseball Scores From Yesterday
In Portland on August 16 Portland beat Oakland and San Francisco. In San Francisco on August 16 Seattle and San Francisco defeated Los Angeles. In Los Angeles on August 16 Los Angeles and Freano both scored six in their games.
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Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
Freano
Adventist Meetings Discontinued as College Work Expands
The Seventh Day Adventist gatherings in Dayton were adjourned for the season. Elder L A Glopen and A Latierton will take charge for resanded meetings while Prof J Randale and Prof Ragedale anticipate a busy year at College Place. A new hospital building is being erected to handle sanatorium duties as the college plans grow.
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Wil Plich
Ester L. A. Gibson
Dayton
Kagalale
College Price
A. Latierton
Preffont
Upper Columbia
L.A. Glopen
J. le Randale
College Place
Tourning
Ragedale
Fleure
M. E. Cady
Battle Cronk
Mich
City Council approves sidewalk changes and pole relocation
The council ordered electric and telephone wires moved to the sidewalk edge and appointed Harlow as paving inspector. A paving project proceeds with poles moved and painted. a high fence will surround the rock crusher to curb noise. An appropriation request for the district went denied.
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Harlow
City
South Side I
O. C. FP
Court
Clty
F. W. Vincent
Électric Company
Dewalk
McCourt
Dr. Vincent
McGillivry
Pacific States Company
King Edward Sails After Farewell With Kaiser
King Edward sailed from Cronberg on August 16 after a warm farewell with the Kaiser who waved until the train disappeared. Newspapers generally believe the visit will yield much good.
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Cronberg
Edward
Chicago Wheat Market opens and closes mixed on Aug 8
Wheat opened at TO and closed at 70 1 3 in Chicago trading. Corn opened at 43 1 4 and closed at 4% 1 3. Oats opened at a4 and settled at 21%.
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Chicago
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OF Young
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Eotire
Federal Court
Este
Porreades
Piovk
Treasury
Ingie
Beatie
Ken
Pacific Coast Baseball
Seattle
Seventh Day Adventists
Goungil
Main
Court Streets
E. E
Warern
King Edward
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