Mellen Keeps NP Presidency Amid Court Fight and Stockholder Logjam
Special to The Star from St Paul reports that Northern Pacific President Mellen will remain at the helm as the injunction dispute over control precedes a stockholder vote. Observers say the board may wait for new directors before naming a successor, while J Farrel likely steps in if dissolution of the injunction occurs.
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Mr. Mellen
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
J. Farrel
Waa
Payee
Hill
Hum
Statue in City Hall Park Draped With Damaged Flag
In New York on an October morning the Nathan Hale statue in City Hall Park was found with a mutilated flag draped around it and a card reading we forget. The act is believed to be by a person embittered at the current state of affairs.
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New York
Nathan Male
City Hall Park
Fragmentary note on a man accused of mutilation
A partial OCR reads as a report about a man accused of mutilating a British flag. Details, names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the fragment.
New Gem Discovered in California Mines
A remarkable gem is reported from the San Diego County mines near Pala. A team of workers sent samples to a New York jeweler who declared the stones valuable and true gems. the miner who cut one specimen reportedly earned a small fortune in minutes. The crystal appears white at first but reveals a purple glow in sunlight, resembling amethyst.
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Los Angeles
California
Tithta
Tm Pala
San Dingo Co
New York
Strike Leaders Arrested for Violating Injunction Terms
Five mine workers officials were fined nearly 100 dollars for violating an injunction during a recent strike. An appeal was filed. Fortune was released from county jail after serving time for stealing two crates of chickens and soon faced another theft charge with a sack of various plunder.
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Knorville
Tenn
Agle
Elation Core Mart
Fortune
Breakfasts for Drunkards Only in Edinburgh Photograph
A striking Edinburgh scene shows a Sunday morning Breakfasts for drunkards only hall named Detil Hall where about a thousand intoxicated guests attend a tea and bread meal. Volunteers serve tea in cups and leftover sandwiches to women, with religious songs to follow. The program aims at reform for hardened drinkers, funded by voluntary subscriptions.
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Edinburgh
Forrest Rood
Avery Rabbath Mioriiing
Felke
Bootland
Yost and Baird: Profiles of Michigan Football Pioneers
ANN ARBOR recounts the careers of coach Henry Yost and manager Charles Baird, noting Yost as the famed one man coach and Baird’s rise from athlete to athletic director. The piece traces Yost’s early playing days at West Virginia Lafayette Ohio Wesleyan Nebraska and Stanford and Baird’s early Michigan tenure and election to football manager roles.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Yost
Baird
Firepatrick
Harrie Yost
W. Va
Pioneer athletics leader reshapes university program
The narrative honors a longtime graduate manager of athletics praised for foresight and method. He declined a rich offer to lead a national team, and his 16 years shaping college sports are noted. Previously trainer at Yale in 1890 91 and later director of a Detroit gym club before joining Michigan as trainer and instructor.
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A.fl
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Iliiflea
Il Ow
College At
Benne Fitepatrick
Vitapatrick
Yale
New Mic
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Michigan Gracious Return and Coaching Reorganization
The article recalls Keene returning to Vale and Mairtpatrick becoming trainer and director at Waterman gymnasium. It praises Mairtpatrick for shaping players with strict care and notes Michigan’s strong, well-conditioned team as a source of pride.
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Niceee
Michigan
Keene
Vale
Maird
Pitepatrickh
Waterman Cymnasium
Mitepatrick
Wight
Bluejackets Win Naval Boat Race At Port Orchard
The Marines and Bluejackets of the New York heard a boat race yesterday afternoon from Port Orchard to the drydock. The Bluejackets won by seven boatlengths in a quick time as spectators watched an exciting event with hundreds in attendance.
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Marines
New York
lHiremerten
Port Orchard Narrowe
Marines & Ioar
Beattie Electric Dispute With Police Settled
The dispute between Beattie Electric and police has been settled. Remaining tensions involve outside city employers who wear police insignia, with movement continuing at dawn to address the issue.
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Beattie Electric Company
Windy Welsh Claims Patrolman Deserved His Fate
William Welsh alias Windy Welsh told Police Sergeant Stuart he believed Patrolman Schaneman got what he deserved and expressed satisfaction at his death. Welsh was taken to the city jail in a patrol wagon and released without charge.
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Windy” Welsh
William Welsh
Stuart
Schaneman
Welsh
Scott Free: Joe Denavan Charged in Fallen Woman Case
In Justice Cannes court today the case of Joe Denavan titled living off the carnt of a fallen woman was carried forward on a motion by an Assistant Procrastinating Attorney. The precise charges and proceedings remain unclear due to fragmented wording.
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Joe Denavan
Cannes
Police Badge System Forces Plainclothes Officers to Pay Fares
A long standing fare rule targets plainclothes officers who wear no regular badge. Regular officers and detectives can ride for free while others must walk or pay fare. A new badge system, bearing specific titles, is adopted but not recognized by the street car company.
Owe More Chance Owe More Chance Paul Paulson
Paul Paulson, a 12 year old from Beattie, was to be examined in Superior Court for insanity after his mother insisted he was very bad. The lunacy commission examination was postponed indefinitely, with locals calling him the "blue ribbon" bad boy and noting notable criminal tendencies for his age.
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Paul Paulson
Superior Court
Han
Meia
Hae
Libel Suit Against Hearst Faces Second Trial
The report notes a libel case involving Hearst and Turner moving to a second phase after Turner previously won 40 at the first trial. Details on proceedings and judgments remain unclear as the case advances.
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Ban Francisco
W. BR
Hearst
Turner
Sued Hello Company In Mindless Injury Case
Robert Wilson sues Sun Telephone and Telegraph Company seeking $1,999 damages for injuries he alleges occurred while employed by the firm. The action details how the incident arose and names the defendant in the brief court filing.
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Robert Wilson
Sunt Telephone Andlegraph Company
Emd
Feling
Marine News Rival steamers sail for Alaska and British Columbia
The Oregon liner due today to Cook Inlet carries miners and supplies for wintering. City of Seattle sails tonight with passengers and cargo. Forester reaches San Pedro after a tempest voyage and loads piles at Smith Cove. Clallam departs for Victoria with 66 excursionists to the British Columbia agricultural fair. The German liner Uardat due to depart as well.
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Oregon
Hertha
Cook Inlet
Vaides
City of Beattlesaile
Bteamer Clallam
Victoria
British Columbia
Licenges and divorces filed in Beattie cases
Licenses to wed listed for August Conrsdean and Lillian Seymour both of Beattie and Charles KK Jones with Hebecen Fowler, also of Beattie, plus William Davin and Annie Mille of Mack Diamond. Divorce suits filed for Harry Helland against Holland and Annie Nelson against Charles Nelson, both alleging desertion. Also ad for Munsing Union Suits and a $10 reward for finding a poor barber in Bhrewebury.
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Augut Conrsdean
Lillian Seymour
Beattie
Charles KK. Jones
Hebecen Fowler
William Davin
Annie Mille
Miack Diamond
Harry Helland
Hollland
Annie Nelson
Charles Nelson
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