Government Strength and Public Trust in Law
Dr Washington Gladden argues that public opinion shapes the enforcement of law and that a strong successful prosecution of major commercial and financial law-breakers would restore faith in government more than military victories. He warns that fear of systemic evasion undermines the rule of law and calls for decisive action to unite the public in support of justice.
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Washington Gladden
Congregational Church
Missouri
Great Combination
Rogers
United States
Republic
Murder Verdict Shocks Northport Dentists in Flood Saga
A coroner's jury in Northport New York finds Dr James Simpson guilty of murdering his elderly father in law Bentley Horner with a double barreled shotgun. Simpson claims accidental discharge during cleaning. The crime followed earlier money disputes and a recent will. Simpson had saved Horner’s daughter from the Galveston flood and later married her.
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E Simpson
Northport
L. F
Bentley J. Horner
Dr. Simpson
Simps
Simpson
Horner
Galveston
Fragmented wires and rumors in early 1900s dispatches
A garbled collage of quotes mentions William’s breakdown, fashion gossip, a new sheriff, coroner investigations, and calls for politicos and newspapers to be kind to the United States. It references Rockefeller, Ryan, Bernhardt, Rogers, Hadley, and Roosevelt in brief, disjointed notes from various cities.
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Yaas
Alkall
Ikentimated
Mar. Tourtet
Washington
Jas
United States
Bear, Fire, and Battle at Santa Lucia Campout
A camp party led by Mark Farney and George Squires in the Santa Lucia range engages in a night of gambling and drinking. A bear invades the camp, a chaotic chase ensues, tents burn, and the party flees along a trail to a ranch, with one swimmer escaping by leaping into a creek.
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Mark Farney
George Squires
Raon Arguello
Notsy Smith
Ah Suey
Cook
Santa Lucia
Parney
Squires
Salinas
Natey Smith
Noley Smith
Ah Luey
Arguello
Grizely
Arguellio
Carajo
Farney
Smith
Farner
Luey
Notley Smith
Ream
Nolay Smith
Aloo
Tragedy At Inland Home Involving Horner and Dr Simpson
Horner dies after a demonstration with a loaded shotgun in a Lang Inland home. Prosecution says Simpson aimed to clean the weapon, causing a fatal blast. Simpson claims accident while denying murder. Horner’s wife contests claims and faces the investigation. Prosecution notes Simpson’s recent heavy losses at New Orleans races. Horner left a quarter of a million dollars in property.
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Si Npeon
New Orleans
Horner
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Mortgage
In Park County Washington probate matter estate of Frank B Hubbell deceased a petition seeks authority to borrow 6000 to cover current interest on incumbrances on property in King County Seattle for mortgage to lender of money the court sets February 15 1906 1 AM to show cause why loan of 6000 or as court deems proper should mortgage estate property and directs reference to petition on file. Arthur F Griffer presiding judge.
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State OF Washington
Frank B. Hubbell
Helen Moore Hubbell
Frank
Hubbell
Denny
Broadway Beattie
King County
Seattle
King Washington
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Yeu
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School OF Quality
James W. Gimp
Special Correspondent
the Star
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York
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William
Thomas W. Lawson
Rockefeller Twoce
Lawson
Richmond
Thomas F. Ryan
New York City
Josh Wise
Richard Mansfield
Theatrical Trust
Sarah Bernhardt
New York
Joe Wieg
Henry H. Rogers
Hadley
Joe
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Save Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Gunner Vardaman
Tieman
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Avenue
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Columbia Street
Pike St. and
Fifth Ave
Reliable Credit House
Marvel
Celal Barclay
Barclay
Allen
Quaker Drug CO
Victor
Sherman, Clay & CO
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Second Ave
N. P
C. D. Hillman
Meadow Gardens
Renton
Duwamish Bridge
Times Block
Pike Street
Chicago Loan Office
Yesler Way
Aurthur F. Griffer
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