Judge Fitzgerald Has a Busy Day
A busy day at Police Court as Judge Fitzgerald handles gambling and disorderly conduct cases. Warranted arrests include W H Gibson Jim Dupuis and George McDonald with Gibson pleading guilty and Dupuis awaiting trial while McDonald remains sought. Other defendants Tom Balcom Thomas McNulty and Fred Curry face fines or jail for disorderly conduct or drunkenness.
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Gerald
W. H. Gibson
Jim Dupuis
George McDonald
Gibson
Dupuis
Gurdane
McDonald
Tom Balcom
Crescent Near
Beer Saloon
Thomas McNulty
St. Elmo
Fred Curry
Nicaraguan Rebel Forces Seize Bluefields Customs House
Bluefields reports say Estrada abandoned hopes to hold the city as Madriz troops surround the town and demand surrender. American recruits fought for 72 hours and ran out of ammunition before the customs house fell, with Paducah marines surrounding the American consulate.
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Nicaragua
Madriz
Paducah
Estrada
Port Simon
Bluefields
Madrig
Americian
Ireland Faces Pile of Societies Teaching Philosophies
Trelang discusses Mablin Ireland, noting an extraordinary number of societies and associations aimed at teaching people everything philosophers dream of. Fresh groups form constantly, drawn by alluring printed pages. Leaflets flood the country, seen as wasteful in Ireland due to a racial prejudice against tracts.
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Trelang
Mablin
Ireland
tIreland
Scriber Penniless Will Go to Prison
Portland May 28 Attorney Mc Mahon said the Scriber case will not be appealed and J W Seriber will be sentenced after a ten day stay and enter McNeil's stage federal prison. He is in poor health and faces five to fifteen years on each of four counts with hopes for an early pardon.
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Portland
McMahon
J. W. Seriber
Scriber
Seriber
McNeil's Stage Federal
Bean
Serther
Markets Closed As Decoration Day Observed In New York
New York on May 28 reports stock exchanges and the cotton exchange closed for Decoration Day with the Chicago board of trade the only major market open.
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New York
Stock Exchanges
Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Welders Taught Rightly Are Well Valued In Market
Those properly taught to weld themselves are never short weighted on the market scales. The statement emphasizes the value of skilled welding training and its impact on employability and fair compensation.
Pinchot the Pure Defends Ballinger Policy in Hearing
Washington May 28 Vertrees Ballinger attorney pronounced Pinchot the Pure controlled Garfield era wild and chimerical over forest reserves and defended Ballinger policy as honest and straightforward. He attacked Kerby stenographer and denounced Lawlor remarks to Nelson. He cited clerks in interior department vindicating Ballinger.
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Pinchot
Garfield
Ballinger
Cunningham
Kerby
Washington, D. C
Vertrees
Pinchot-Garfield
Interior Department
Lawlor
Brandeis
McCall
Nelson
C. P. Connelly
Fire devastates Mi ami mining town in Arizona
Globe Arizona May 28 report says a wildfire swept the Mi ami mining town burning twenty houses and rendering about 100 residents homeless. Damage estimated at sixty thousand dollars as water supply failed, forcing miners to dynamite buildings to halt the spread.
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Arizona
Globe
Miami
Pilot Rock wool sale halves bids and tops at 17 cents
About 200000 pounds offered yesterday at Pilot Rock saw more than 100000 pounds change hands with prices from 14 to 17 cents. Pat Doherty led with a 29000 pound clip at the top price while the Cunningham Sheep and Land Co offered nearly 40000 pounds at 14 cents but was refused. Other sellers included Boyleman 18000 pounds and Doherty 29000 pounds among others. Some bidders, Chapman and Cunningham among them, declined bids. The next eastern Oregon sale is set for Heppner on Tuesday.
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Pilot Rock
Asl
Pat Doherty
Cunningham Sheep and Land Company
H. Boyleam
Eeeenees
Sivda Sivne Segwainaee
Perry Houser O
Branhela
Erenee
Owens Brothers
Mary Edwards
Charlies Johnson
George Adams
Chapman, Cunningham Company
Donald Ross
Hirl Brothers
Glee and
Rugg Brothers
Oregon
Heppner
Major Moorhouse Secures Mummified Indian Baby
A diminutive Indian mummy of a baby about eight inches long was found on the Snake River north bank twenty miles above Pasco by L. D. McAlpin on May 17 and brought to Pendleton. Major Lee Moorhouse acquired it, noting preservation by warm sand wind and sun. Physicians confirm it is a mummy with all limbs present, though the infant died before full development. Many observers marvel at its preservation.
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Oregon
Star of Empire
Great Northwest
Lee Moorhouse
Snake River
Pasco
L. D. McAlpin
Pendleton
Eand
Major Moorhouse
Records Shatter in Winter Oregon Meet
Eugene May 25 Washington State College and the University of Oregon met in a dramatic track meet. Oregon defeated Pullman 91 to 59 as Hawkins lowered his 720 yard hurdles record and equalled a world mark. Oregon freshman McGuire set a Northwest 2 mile record with 10 05. Neil struck a coast javelin record with 148 feet six inches. Nelson starred for the Aggies and Hawkins for Oregon.
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Eugene
Washington State College
University of Oregon
Pullman
Hawkins
Oregon
Elaon
McGuire
Northwest
Neil
Nelson
Aggies
Jeffries Exhibition Signals Return to Form in San Francisco
Four thousand spectators at Dreamland watched James J Jeffries fight three rounds with Joe Choynski and a short bout with his brother Jack. Reporters say Jeffries shows peak condition and will be ready to face Johnson in the anticipated bout.
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San Francisco
Calif
Teffries
Dreamland
Joe Choynski
Jeffries
Jack
Johnson
Chinese Minister Seeks German Military System
Berlin May 28 Prince Tsai Tao Chinese minister of war arrived to study the German military system. He is expected to be received by the Kaiser. The visit sparked debate among commanders with some urging full display while others fear the Chinese could field a superior army using the German approach.
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Berlin
Tsai Tao
Million Dollar Swindle Busted in Chicago Area
Secret service agents and the post office gathered evidence in Chicago as a planned million dollar green goods swindle was halted. Federal officials arrested E. A. Starkloff and George Post in Philadelphia after an indictment by the federal grand jury for alleged connection with the scheme.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Post Office
E. A. Starkloff
George Post
Philadelphia
Federal Grand Jury
Million Dollar Conflagration Ravages Minneapolis Warehouses
Minneapolis fire damages warehouses and lodging houses in the manufacturing district costing about one million dollars. One man was severely injured as flames raged overnight but were brought under control by daylight.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Spokane Laborer Struck by Meteorite Crash
Spokane May 28 John Berg a section hand was struck on the head by a meteorite at Main avenue and Stevens street causing a deep gash and unconsciousness. He was taken to a hospital and will live. Several meteors fell last night.
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Spokane
John Berg
Main Avenue
Stevens Street
Decoration Day Observance Planned With Lodge Cooperation
All arrangements are complete for the Decoration Day event in the city with broad participation expected. Reverend Ralph E Storey will preach the memorial sermon at 11 oclock tomorrow at the Baptist church, followed by Monday ceremonies. Lodge committees meet at the courthouse at 1 p m to coordinate parade and cemetery duties under Grand Marshal T D Taylor.
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G. A. R. Land Company L
Oelock
Baptist Church
Ralph E. Storey
Court House
T. D. Taylor
Lorimer Denies Charges as Insurgents Block Bill
Regulars delay railroad bill to forestall insurgent departure. Lorimer takes the floor to deny charges and asserts the Chicago Tribune is conspiring against his political life. The scene centers on a Congress clash over leadership and media plots amid posturing and rumor.
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Lorimer
Denes
Chicago Tribune
Senator Holtshaw Confesses to Lorimer Vote Bribes
State Senator W. D. Holtshaw admitted to the fraud jury he received 2500 dollars for voting for Lorimer. He also acknowledged payments of 750 dollars from the Jackpot and 1600 dollars for his vote on the furniture deal in Springfield Illinois on May 28.
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Springfield, Ill
W. D. Holtshaw
Lorimer
Lorimer explains bribery charges amid Illinois senate
In Washington on May 28 United States Senator Lorimer defended himself on bribery charges linked to his Illinois election after a deadlock. He blamed the Chicago Tribune and denied any payoffs, accusing White of forgery and saying the article was a political plot to remove him from office. The episode followed insurgent attempts to delay a railroad bill.
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Washington
Wm. Lorimer
United States
Illinois
Senate
Lorimer
la Follette
Clapp
Chicago Tribune
White
Tribune
Teddy's Sister Arrives in Frisco After World Tour
Mr and Mrs Douglass Robinson, sister of Col Roosevelt, arrive in San Francisco from China. They have spent a year traveling the world for Mrs Robinsons health, which is greatly improving.
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Teddy
Frisco
San Francisco
Calif
Douglass Robinson
Col. Roosevelt
China
Robinson
King George the stamp collector and royal philately
London reports King George is a passionate stamp collector with a famed world class collection valued in the thousands. He reportedly paid 7250 for a single stamp, helped design a Canadian stamp, and his son Prince Edward also collects stamps. The hobby spans nobles like the Duchess of Bedford and Earl of Crawford, who is said to have spent nearly one hundred thousand pounds on stamps.
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London
King George
Prince Edward
Evar
Russia
Duchess of Bedford Beng
Earl of Crawford
Love that will not sacrifice more than friendship is no longer love
The statement argues that love cannot exist if it refuses to deepen beyond friendship, suggesting emotional boundaries redefine true love. It presents a reflection on commitment, choice, and the nature of intimate bonds within relationships. The tone is declarative and philosophical.
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