Woman Jailed For Debt Sues Fontaine and Werner
A woman alleges wrongful arrest on debt, seeks 5700 in damages. She claims Judge Bell ordered incarceration, later discharged by Judge Dike, and accuses Fontaine and Werner of improperly influencing the action and related losses. Proceedings seek damages for unlawful detention, defamation, and business harm.
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Bell
Dike
Bateth Mallory
Werner
Bortrand
Green
Pontain van Werner Stes
Mallory aiste
Wontaitee
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Pouliin
Porthind
Agnes J Andreew
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Gan tu Mes
a Matthews
Pantuine es
Bertani
Matthews
Mallory
Fontaine
Guests Named for White House Dinner on Behalf of Labor
A list of invited attendees for the White House dinner to honor labor shows prominent figures including Secretary Moody, Attorney General Warren Stone, and labor leaders such as T. Powderly and J. Hanrahan. The guest list covers government officials, labor organization leaders, and union attorneys from New York and beyond.
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WASHINGTON
White House
hds
friends of labor
Moody
Secre‘dist aus fotlows
Holmes
Herbert Parsons
Bacon
Wood
Chirke
Railay
E. J. Doland
Internatio Brotherhood of Steam
A. T L. Maulkner
dow Chass Workers
David Mackin
Trafes
J. J. Tower
New York State Council of Carpenters
George W. Alger
imiward G. Gavegan
Robert PL hell
New York
F Pronston Reynolds
Charles H. Sherit
Dr. Lymnn Ab ebott
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Outlook
Lawrence 8. Abbott
Ernest + BEL Abbott
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Women Paid Their Money and Now Regret It
Women of Sparks report losing ten dollar gold pieces to J. M McClullan who posed as an agent for East Boston music firm. He claimed to supply a first class pianophone and 52 free music lessons under a written contract. Purchasers paid portions of the amount weeks ago but have not received devices or full refunds. only a few sheets of music have been provided.
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Sparks
J. M McClullan
New Era Conservatory of Music of East
Boston
Mass
MoCtel
McClean
Washoe County Eyes First Glass Highway Reno to Carson
A Washoe County proposal seeks a state session approval to issue bonds up to 100000 for building a glass highway between Reno and Carson City. The plan would connect the county road with the Carson road, aid farmers and mining, boost travel to Lake Tahoe, and be supervised by a county commission with city officials.
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Washow county
Carson City
Reno
Mer
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Washoe county
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Lake Tahoe
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Carson
Platt files land suit against Espee in Carson
United States District Attorney Platt filed another suit against the Southern Pacific Railway today seeking to set aside patents granted to lands in California. The complaint alleges mineral land claims were misrepresented to take from the government lands under agricultural, land and timber titles. Government mineral experts provided information during the year to support the suit.
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PLATT
ESPEE
CARSON
Nova
Southern- Pacific parkoad
Man Killed by Street Car Left a Valuable Estate
A petition for letters of administration was filed by Angelo Scanavino, youngest son, over the estate of Antonio Scanavino, Italian victim struck by a Second Street car. The estate includes property and stock in Orr Birch Company, with four daughters and three sons surviving. Daughters are married. youngest daughter 18 and unmarried. The petition notes the family structure and that the father died recently.
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Antonio Scanavino
elestyie
ithevestats
Angelo cunavins
oman
Orr Birch company
Lotahis
Tire Tragedy Hits Speed Record Attempt in Birmingham
Emil Stryker dies in a 60 mph crash during a bid to lower the 24 hour automobile record at a Birmingham track. Leon Barrows, in the car, is injured but survives. Stryker, Alsace Lorraine native, was slated to drive in Savannah Grand Prize races on Thanksgiving.
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BIRMINGHAM
Ala
Emil Stryker
Leon Barrows
Stryker
Louis Strang
Strang
Barrows
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Savannah
Mail Stolen While Messenger Sleeps at Rock Island Depot
TOPEKA KAN Nov. A Topeka police report states at 1 o clock Sunday morning a pouch containing registered mail from Kansas City to Topeka was stolen at the Rock Island depot. The messenger Otto Bartles fell asleep. upon waking the train had left and the sacks were discarded. The value of the missing pouch is unknown. Koreans Trial Postponed in San Francisco A Korean accused of murdering Durham Stevens, an American advisor to Korea, had his trial postponed to November 30.
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TOPEKA
Kas
Kansas
Topekas
Rock Isand
Otto Bartles
SAN FRANCISCO
In Whan Chag
Korea
Durham Stevens
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Real Estate Dealer Cooper Missing After Robbery
Mount Vernon police seek Cooper, a San Diego real estate dealer, believed attacked and robbed here. A letter from Cooper said he was robbed and beaten and could not recall his home, but authorities have been unable to locate him.
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Cooper
San Tiego
Cali
Death by Own Action Near Moana Car and Ranch
A local tragedy ends a life when a horse at Borrun Ranch, Moana street, suddenly threw itself. The incident, described as self-inflicted by the animal, occurred last night and did not involve the coroner.
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Borrun
Reno
Chicago Murderer Must Hang as Dec 11 Sentence Set
Harman Billek was convicted of murdering five members of the Vrzal family and sentenced by Judge Barnes to hang on December 11. The case has drawn wide attention as Billek and his supporters pursued liberty through the U S Supreme Court.
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Harman
Billek
bot
tha Vzral
Barnes
friends for
liberty
U. S
supreme court
More Money for U S Employes
Navy department issues pay increases to about one thousand employees at navy yards nationwide. Draftsmen clerks and assistant inspectors receive raises from four to seven percent under the new appropriation. The move aims to align civilian government salaries with similar federal work.
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WASHINGTON
navy department
navy yards
Unite States
Bank Closed as Cashier Arrested in Kentucky Fraud Case
In Montecello Kentucky Citizens National Bank shuts doors over a 20000 dollar cashier shortage. Jo Charles McConnaghy, cashier, is arrested in Somerset for forgery and misappropriation, released on bond. Accused of forging notes to fund his own bank credit. James W. Simpson, editor of the Montecello Outlook, named in a $2000 note scheme.
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WASHINGTON
Citizens’ National bank of
SOMERSET
lion
Jo Charles McConnaghy
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Montecelli
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McConnaghy
James W. Simpson
Montecello Outlook
No Officers from Nevada are Elected
PETTSBURG November 17 officers and delegates attend a joint conference of the National Municipal League and the American Civic Association. Officers of the league were elected: President Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore and others including Thomas N. Strong of Cortland and Qinton Rogers Woodruff of Philadelphia. Horace J. Deming chaired the executive committee with Frank J. Syms, Erastus Braintré, and Charlee D. Willard named among members.
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National Municipal league
American Civic association
chamber of commerce
American Civic’ association
Trinity church
United States
National Muntclpat league
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Thomas N. Strong
Cortland, Or
Qinton
Rogers Woodrufe
Philadelphia
Horace J. Deming
Frank J. Syms
San Francisco
Erastus Braintré
Seattle
Charlee D
Willard
Lod ‘Angeles
Rev J Prichett Dies After Illness At Missouri Home
Lebanon Mo Nov 17 Rev J Prichett 37 former Melrose Methodist pastor Kansas City and later Tor Angeles Calif died today at his fathers home after a three week illness Eight months ago he was transferred to Los Angeles for health reasons and returned to Missouri last month He is survived by his wife Anna and two children Ceby slard and McKinnon also noted as treasury die at his home in Ashtabula Ohio aged 64 after illness lasting over a year
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LEBANON
J. Prichett
Melrose Mathodiet
Kansas ‘City
Tor ‘Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles
Missouri
Anna
Ruef Files New Affidavit on Unfair Trial Atmosphere
In San Francisco on November 17 a report from Lane Hospital said Francis Heney passed a comfortable night and showed improvement. In court, James Ruef’s bribery trial continued with affidavits from defense and witnesses claiming prejudice and a desire for a fair trial amid mass-meeting tensions while prosecution noted no bias.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Lane hospital
Francis . Heney
Matt
stulivan
John W. Sweeney
O'Gar
Ruef
Citizens League of Justice
Ate
Norney
Kirke
John
Cook
California race track promoters seek Reno land option
California race track promoters, in Nevada to push a horse racing franchise, report they have taken an option on land near Reno and will improve it when the legislature grants the franchise. The plan includes buying the Nevada Interurban road to connect Tone to the track, with racing centered at Lake Tahoe open season. The Reno Anti-Gambling league vows to fight the effort and push a ban on horse racing. A league meeting is set for Thursday night to circulate a petition for a special election.
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Reno Anti- Gambling league
California
Nevada
conqucr horse
Reno
Calfornia
Tone
Lake Tahoe
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leajsue
Parry Saw Man Shot In San Francisco
Parry, owner of the Aetna skating rink, returned from San Francisco after attending the Stanford Berkeley game and witnessed Attorney ONeill shoot at a contractor during a fight. Police arrested ONeill and questioned spectators while Parry narrowly avoided a subpoena. Mrs Joe Sutil of Pyramid Luke was brought to the city for medical care and was staying at the Overland hotel.
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PARRY
SAN FRANCISCO
dulius Re Parry
Aetna
San
Joe Sutil
Baker & Baker Clothing Ad Teases Suit Overcoat Style
A Baker and Baker clothing store invites readers to visit and choose a suit and overcoat. The ad emphasizes the brand as a mark of lasting wear and style with a call to act now.
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