Idaho Supreme Court Rules Carrier Liable for Stolen Express Money
The Idaho Supreme Court held that a consignee who held a receipt proving ownership of deposited funds is the proper plaintiff when cash is stolen from an express company. The decision, written by Justice Tadge Rushle, clarifies ownership and the carrier's duty in money shipments, with precedent spanning several stated theories. The ruling upholds the original trial in favor of the consignee and outlines the ownership implications of unaltered consignments.
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Supreme Court
J. M. Pratton
Northern Paneifle Express Company
Boise Statesman
Idaho
Culdesac
Nez Peres County
Lewiston
Express Company
Consignee
Tadge Rushle
Consignee Ia
Steele
Various News Items From 1910 Era World and Labor
Reports include Bishop Hare losing a right eye in New York. high labor organization membership in New York and Europe. a 5000 South Carolina packing house workers demand higher wages with a strike threat. Cuban brigan dings stealing horses and widespread sugar industry job losses. the Baltic steamship floated after grounding near Sandy Hook. a robbery and beheading attempt on farmer Joseph Mangel near Duquoin Illinois. Kan sas City hosts six international labor groups with ~2,000,000 members across Railway Carmen Clerks Leatherworkers Boiler Makers and Sheet Metals unions.
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William Cobart Hare
South Dakota
St. Luke's Hospital
New York City
New York
England
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
South Carolina
Cuba
Baltic
White Star Line
Sandy Hook
Gedney Channel
New
Duquoin
Til
Joseph Mangel
Kanaas
Railway Carmen
Railway Clerks
Brotherhood of Leatherworkers
Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
Sheet Mets
Yakima Sprinkling Contract Hope Fades This Summer
Northwest items report Wainesburg and Alleup backing out of street sprinkling contracts for Yakima. A new law bans running at large livestock in Sherman and Morrow counties. Wages for Spokane city workers are listed, with top pay to the chief at 140 dollars monthly. A 14 month old Italian child drowned in Garrison Creek, marking a string of recent Italian child deaths. Oregon forest lands totaling 91 250 acres near Siskiyou Ashland reserves were released from withdrawal for settlement starting July 23. An accident near Tutte injured a Muskrat hunter George Guy, nearly severing his arm. Washington state shows 86 007 acres in commercial orchards with various fruit trees listed.
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Wainesburg & Alleup
Yakima
Morrow
Sherman
John Rubini
Walla Walla
Garrison Creek
Siskiyou
Ashland National Forest
Murry
Josephine
Jackson Countie
Oregon
Forestry Service
George Guy
Tutte
Lowell expedition to observe eclipse in Andes sails for Colon
New York May 11 The Lowell expedition led by Prof D P Todd of Amherst heads to Colon to observe the July eclipse and Mare opposition. The party will travel by rail and ship along the west coast of South America visiting sites to pick the best observation point. Taft and Bolivian Peruvian Chilean diplomats aid preparations.
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Mirs
New York
TW Lowell
Andes Mountains
Mare
Colon
D. P. Todd
Astronomical Department
Amherst College
South America
Todd
Taft
United States
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Sunday church notices from multiple congregations in town
Baptist Church announces morning theme Seventy Times Seven and evening The Man Who Would Not Pathe with a cordial welcome led by G Leroy Hall. Presbyterian at College and Alta lists morning service Strength and Beauty, Bible school noon, young people at 1 pm, evange list 8 pm. Methodist notes include Epworth League anniversary and youth rally at 7 pm, Sunday school 10 am, sermon 10 am by Rev St B Tallman, prayer Thursday. First Christian Church schedules 9:46 am Sunday school, 11 am Lord's supper and preaching, 8 pm preaching, 7 pm youth meeting. Victor Dorris listed as minister.
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Presbyterian Church
Corner College
Alta
L van
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Owen
St. B. Tallman
Cinas
Epworth League
Robert Warner
First Christian Church
C. Towman
Pralee
Victor Dorris
Dr Kings New Discovery Praised by Fort Edward Resident
A Fort Edward New York resident extols Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for asthma and consumption in a testimonial. The letter notes the product cured the asthma six years ago and aided the wife of the writer's son, with a promise of a guaranteed remedy and a trial bottle offered.
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Alexander Oenton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Sive
Tallman & Co
Cigars smoked in US last year reach vast total
A historic report claims 7.9 billion cigars were smoked in the United States during the prior year. Prices varied from inexpensive Pittsburg stogies at three for a nickel to two for a quarter, with consumers paying an average cost per cent cigar.
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United States
Pittsburg
Scottish Co operative Society Growth Since 1865
The Scottish Co operative society began in 1865 with capital under 9900 dollars and now exceeds 14.5 million. It aligns with Rochdale style cooperatives, supplying various life necessities.
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Scottish Co-operative Society
Rochdale
Pure beer and sodas promote health at home
A liberal supply of our beer and soda is urged for homes as thirst quenchers and tonics for the sick. Brewed scientifically from pure water malt and hops, two dozen bottles delivered to your house for only $1.00.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Dyer
Idaho Supreme Court
Sault Etrought
Alishie
Coopers’ International Union
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Hummell
Appellate Division
Wyoming
Wyoming Mountains
Genral News
Northwest News
State of
Washington
Kita
McClellan
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Bond Brothers
Pendleton
Christian Science
Fogle Building
Aes At
Sunshine
F. J. Donaldson
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Walter
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