Howard for Life Is a Grim Goebel Case Figure
James Howard, 40, a central Goebel murder defendant, arrives at Frankfort Penitentiary after six years of appeals. Born in Clay County, he rose from deputy sheriff to assessor while claiming to be a feud victim. Prosecutors say he sought a pardon for killing George Baker. he says he acted in self defense. The case spans three trials and a Supreme Court affirmation of life imprisonment.
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Goebel
Frankfort
James Howard
Wiliam Goebel
Supreme Court
Howard
Kentucky
Commonwealth
George Baker
Fend
Clay County
All Kentucky Mountaineers
Government Revenue Service
Howward
Taylor
Baker-Howard
Mey Howard
Stop Mileage Abuses in Army Travel Plans in Congress
Washington, Feb 2. It is expected that a law change will be proposed at the coming session of Congress to curb army officers travel mileage. Officials say annual outlays are rising and a deficit remains. Military committees in both houses seek full facts on the mileage system and may limit travel, especially routes via Europe after Philippines assignments. War department cites justified cases for round-about travel where published reasons are not possible.
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Congress
Weshington
Congres
House
Senate
Officera
Philippines
Europe
War Department
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
A Fair Chance promotes Homtetter’s Stomach Bitters claim
An an ad style note touts Homtetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach liver or bowel disorders. It urges readers to seek the medicine within reach and promises shocking relief from long suffering.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Cure Claim
An ad notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the sole medicine needed to cure ailments. The claim emphasizes quick relief and universal usefulness, reflecting historic patent medicine marketing language.
Army mobilization plan for a dozen camps nationwide
General Bates backs a proposed summer mobilization of the entire army except coast artillery. Cavalry, infantry, and field artillery would gather at reservations like Plattsburg Barracks Chickamauga Fort Riley Indianapolis Cheyenne Fort Clark and American Lake for about three months with four and a half months away from posts. Travel by march would cost more than rail transport and some extra land may be rented if needed. The plan excludes a national guard share though states could use militia funds.
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New York
Plattsboro Barracks
Bates
Roosevelt
Plattsburg Barracks
Chickamauga
Fort Riley
Indianapolis
Cheyenne
Fort Clark
American Lake
California
National Guard
Notable Disbarment Proceeding in Chelan County
On December 2, 1906, Chelan County began disbarment proceedings against Victor Martin former superior judge. Eleven charges allege unprofessional conduct during his term on the superior court. Trial proceeds before Judge Poindexter. any single charge may be insufficient to disbar.
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Bar
Chelan
Victor Martin
Amy
Martin
Poindexter
Will Try New Airship Experiment in Ohio
Cincinnati reports a test flight of a new airship invented by Fred Stegman of Hartwell to be conducted today over the Millcreek Valley, with Cincinnati capitalists present. Stegman claims to have solved steering issues using two fans and shifting weight, while plans and starting point remain secret to avoid crowds. Also mentions laxative ad and Japanese immigration figure updates.
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Cincinnati
Fred Stegman
Hartwell
Millcreek Valley
Bregman
Haa
Stegman
Theirahip
Piano Sale Boosts Pendleton Savings This Weekend
A final sale in Pendleton closes Saturday evening offering rare pianos and organs from Walla Walla stock. Instruments include two Webers, Chickering, Kimballs, Hannotts, Deckers, Hobart M. Cables, Crown, Batley, and many others. Easy monthly payments, money back if not as represented, and substantial savings claimed, with owners urged to act now.
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Pendleton
Inmat
Walla Walla
Chickering
Hilers Plano House
Report of the Condition of the Commercial National Bank
The cashier W. L. Thompson swears the bank’s financial statement is true as of February 2, 1906. The report lists liabilities, capital stock, undivided profits, and deposits including demand, time, and certificates of deposit, with totals and notes on notes outstanding. A notary public seals and verifies the document.
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National Bank
W. L. Thompson
Ww. L. Thompson
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North Yakima
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Oregon Loan
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Pullman Standard
Omaha
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Bnake River
Riparia
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E, C, Smith
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
W. Adams
Oregon
Calderhead
G. P.A
Washington
Colesworthy
East Alta
Grain and Feed
the Commercial National Bank
Ohbgok
Businesk
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