Nearing a Verdict in Jam Case and Gas Venture Report
The article recalls testimony in the Jam case with Charles Hatfield and Edward Doagaerty describing punishments and mutiny orders under military law. General Pizhagh, General Wiley, and officers discuss discipline, with defense and prosecution arguing over authority and intent. Also reported is a new gas discovery in Erie County, Pennsylvania, a legal notice from Australia, and editor fines in Arkansas for libel.
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G L. Pizhagh
Wiley
Sarwan M
Smith
Sarwan
Lams
Tecalles
Thymls
Jacobs
Buchanan
Grimm
Porter
Choate
Denstein
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Ronmsel
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Gri Ei Gemption
Up Bradenseo
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Tams
Commonwealth Tyferres
Braddock
Fitesimmons Offered $35,000 to Meet Hall at New Orleans Arena
New Orleans November 4 report states the Comey Tel and Athletic Club offered Bob Fitzsimmons $35,000 to face Jim Hall in an arena west of April. The offer is the largest ever made for a boxing bout. Fitzsimmons undecided, awaiting further bids and consulting his club.
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Fitesimmona
Hall
New Yoak
Comey Tel. and Athletic Club
Judge Newtom
Bob Fitesimmons
Jam Hall
Arena West
Fitesiamens
Noel
City Athletic Club
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Fitzsimmons
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Coney Island
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Spectacular Auditorian show heads to the World's Fair run
A planned grand production at the Auditorian in Chicago is advertised to run through the World's Fair. Other reports note a large timber fire in Pennsylvania burning over 30,000 acres and a land purchase attempt of 11,000 acres of the Siletz Reservation in Oregon for 6142,400. Gustav Baylies of Columbus Ohio is jailed in St Louis for forgery. A general jail dell attempt on Scot Chattemotin fails after a timely fire extinguisher stops the blaze. Lochner of Tan, aged 50, is said to be bitten by a strange cat believed to be rabid.
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Oregon
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Lochner
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Riots in Spain Spark Destruction of City Arches
Reports describe November 4 disturbances in Madrid as crowds attacked government offices and royal processions in Christiana’s absence, smashing windows and arches. Rioters threatened further action while officials sought to calm the unrest and restore order.
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Christiana
Alfonso
Forced Retractor and Trial Fragments Describe Disorderly Court
Fragmentary lines describe a crowded courtroom with doors locked and a jury present. Mentions of War? actors include references to Booth and Edwin, political mentions, and scattered notes on a railway disaster, cotton crop forecasts, and political leanings. The text blends trial, disaster, and political notes in a single fragmented column.
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