Shepard and I A W Controversy in 19th Century Court Claims
Fragmented OCR text references Shepard, IAW, and partisan opposition in a New York court case from 1881. Mentions a 62 year old attorney living in Wisconsin, Seattle, and a consulting lawyer who faced fee disputes. Also notes Yale law study and involvement with a library board instrument for Seattle.
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Shepard
Charles
Shepard Euung
Democrats
New York
Wiscon
Seattle
Yale
Shep
Library Board
Instrumenta
Brand man killed as investigation reveals marks on victim
The report notes a Frank Julian resident described as the Brand Man who was found dead. Investigators say the victim bore a black bullseye mark on the chin and mouth area, with the body discovered after an earlier note of excitement. Police seek clues in the Sept. 78 incident.
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B. C
Frank Julian
Miner Robbery Confession Cleared Johansen at County Jail
Ron and Robbing the t of the Pioneer Mining y at 14445 dollars has confessed and clears Johansen who was jailed yesterday. Agent J F Warren reports Johansen was not connected with the incident.
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Ron
Jalat
Pioneer Mining
Johansen
J. F. Warren Ro
Johan In
California governor race shows insurgent reform vs machine
In San Francisco on Sept 28 the regular standpat Republicans back a Democratic insurgent to beat Johnson. Three candidates are listed: Hiram W. Johnson insurgent Republican Theo Bell insurgent Democrat and J Stitt Wilson Socialist. The piece argues Johnson remains true to insurgency while Bell pursues a milder line and that a Bell win could keep the Southern Pacific influence out of state politics.
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R. W. Madison
San Francisco
Cal
California
Maas
Hiram Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
Theo
Bell
J. Stitt Wilson
Johnson
Hell
Alden Anderson
Charles F. Curry
Lothers
Southern Pacific Political Bureau
Southern Pacific
Ihe
8. P
Hiram
Fon
Rimary
Kifornia
Refan
Cannon
Aldrich
Two Die In Wreck On Oregon Washington Road
Aberdeen dispatch reports two men killed and two injured after an engine and two cars overturned on the Oregon Washington road near Coemopolie. Deceased are S. R. Fitzgerald, a fireman, and Jesse Z Barney, a trainman. The wreck occurred as tracks sank on a road opened only a month ago.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Oregon& Washingt
Coemopolie
S. R. Fitzgerald
Jesse Z Barney
300000 American Miners Win Great Victory Without Violence
Indianapolis reports 300000 soft coal miners win a six month strike with the highest wages ever paid, all without violence. The victory includes diverse nationalities and settlements across Illinois, Cincinnati, Peoria, and Westmoreland County, with increased pay and shot firer provisions. Leaders praise the outcome as historic.
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Indianapolis
America
Organized Labor
International
Tom L. Lewis
Weatmoreland County
Cincinnati
Illinois
Peoria
Lewin
Lewis
Linoia
Westmoreland County
Hold up victim flees as highwaymen fire shots
John Nicolich of 66 Blanchard at established a sprint record last night after two highwaymen halted him in an alley near First Ave and Bell. He ran off with $200, escaping pursuing shotmen thanks to his speed.
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John Nicolich
Blanchard
First Av
Bell
Nicolich
Nico Lid
Russian Lion Hackenschmidt to Return in November Feud With Gotch
Georges Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion and former world wrestling champion returns to the United States in November aiming for a match with Frank Gotch who defeated him in Chicago two years ago.
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Georges Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Hints
Chicago
Nippon Yusen cuts Orient passenger rates
Victoria reports a large reduction in saloon passenger fares to the Orient by Nippon Yusen Kaisha. The new prices take effect with the Tamba Maru sailing from the outer wharf and the Sado Maru en route from Japan. Victoria to Yokohama and Beattie fares drop from 176 to 125 dollars.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
Japan
Beattie
Yokohama
Woman's jewels stolen from safe at Hotel Dale
Diamonds valued at more than 6090 dollars were taken from the safe of the Hotel Dale. Police investigate how the theft occurred without the hotel management or damage to the safe. The jewelry belonged to Mrs Albert G Day wife of the Hotel Jewel proprietor Portland Oregon a prominent sporting man of the northwest.
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Ban Francisco
Dale
Albert G. Day
Jewel
Portland, Or
Northwest
Wallpaper Stock Sale at Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co
The Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co announces a short time sale on wallpaper stock at 1314 First Ave near University St. Prices are greatly reduced for customers needing wallpaper for immediate purchase.
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Federal Paint and Wall Paper CO
First Ave
University St
Remarkable Loughney Bake Ovens Claims Heal Chronic Ailments
Hundreds testify to cures claimed by Loughney Bake Ovens in Beattie and Seattle area. The device, by a noted medical man, uses dry hot air to treat rheumatism stomach and bowel problems as well as liver heart and kidney diseases. The Loughney Institute offers free consultation with a physician and trained nurses on site at 220 to 225 People's Savings Bank Building, cor Second Ave and Pike St.
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Beattie
Europe
Seattle
Loughney Institute
People's Savings Bank
Cor
Second Ay
Pike St
Vera Prosser in Jail Accuses Accuser amid Train Murder Case
Vera Prosser, detained on grand larceny charges after a Great Northern train killing near Libby Montana, claims the accuser is fabricating the dispute. She says she sheltered the accuser for debts and asserts the charges are part of a broader plot.
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Vera Prosser
Vera Prowser
Great Northern
Libby
Mont
Minnie Lyon
Spokane
Mra. Prosser
Portland
Ore
Newport Cafe
Runaway coal car crashes into city streetcar injuring several
A runaway coal car struck the West Queen Anne streetcar on First Avenue near Seneca Street shortly after 11 PM injuring three passengers. Names listed include Mies May Rowe and J Price among others, with Motorman Nat Morton praised for quick action that likely saved many lives.
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First Ay
Seneca St
Mies
Rowee
W. Harrison St
Mre
J. Price
Pitteburg
D. J. Price
Nat Morton
Jealous theft accusation at Lyon cafe ends in hotel quarrel
A Lyon party ends with accusations of theft after a girl reports $28 missing from a purse left with her. The accused denies stealing, claims she lost $18, and threatens revenge. She flees a cafe scene, then a hotel room confrontation follows. An unidentified informant directs the speaker to headquaters.
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Lyon
Nelson Hotel
Portland
Raising Peaches Fable Notes Mulder Relatives in Profit Question
Fablus asks if Mulder profits from peach raising. Viblis replies no, suggesting he has too many nearby relatives.
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Fablus
Mulder
Viblis
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