Courtroom close as Mrs George faces acquittal question
The trial of Mrs. George for the murder of George Saxton enters its final stage as Prosecuting Attorney Pomerene resumes his closing argument, urging jurors to acquit if doubt remains. Berlin reports note U.S. and German officials relayed no friction over Coghlan and Samoa, with a reciprocity treaty transfer pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulwer
Leaspet Wire Canton
Mra. George
George D. Saxton
Pomerene
Saxton
Berlin
McKinley
von Hollvben
Coghlan
United States
Germany
Samoa
Schoenfelder
Kauts
Lowland Beauty Wins London Welter Handicap at Royal Spring Meeting
At the London spring meeting on April 27 J M Hanbury's four year old brown filly Lowland Beauty by Alloway Camel won the welter handicap plate of 200 sovereigns for three year olds and up. Sloan rode Domine II who finished second in the Chippeham Stakes. Newhaven II won the Marchion Stakes with Lord War Beresford's Berseak and Pree Galvanion among the placegetters. Pearl Rover won the Peel Handicap with Koroske second and Joe Pinek third. Blacksmith claimed the New Market two year old plate with Cutaway second and Mac Ti third. Betting favored Sloan in several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. M. Hanbury
Lowland Beauty
Alloway Camel
Sloan
Mr. J. Lorillach
Domine II
Secon
Wallace Johnstone
Marrow
Captain Laing
Dominic
W. Cooper
Newhaven
War
Beresford
Berseak
Bert
Lord Tarworl
Pree Galvanion
Flown
Sean
Js. Curtis
Pearl Rover
John Miller
Koroske
Werond
T. R. Nour
Joe Pinek
J. Lewis
Mac TI
Blacksmith
Value of a Leg Damages Awarded in Chicago Suit
Frank V. Ball won 10000 dollars in the Circuit Court after suing W O Otto K Schmidt of Chicago. Ball alleged injury during a procedure described as being under X ray treatment. The jury awarded the damages in the case filed April 27 in The Silver State news account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank V. Ball
W. O. Otto K. Schmidt
Markets Report From Chicago Kansas City and Omaha
Market summaries show steady to firm demand for cattle and sheep across major western markets. Cattle receipts in Chicago reach 8,000 with native steers at 9 00 to 9 50, and sheep at about 4 50 to 5 00. Kansas City notes 7,000 cattle with steady to strong tone. Omaha reports steady sheep and active cattle trading, with calves and stockers highlighted. Wheat and other grains ease in San Francisco and Burley markets, with May futures around 1 06 per bushel and cash near 1 06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Kansas
Mayhugh's Tale Of Woe Continues On Page One
The article describes a meddlesome doctor at the Pina Agency whose harsh tongue affected many women amid legal charges. Mayhugh seeks to publish details, but requests that his own name be omitted. District Attorney Wilson notes limited knowledge of Miss Egan, whom he and Mrs. Wilson met in Tuscarora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotor
Pina
White Peck
Mayhogh
Mayhugh
Elke
Meriweather
Nobodly
Miss Egan
Atooney Wilson
Arkansas judge upholds anti trust law limits to state offenses
Judge Joseph Martin of the Circuit Court rules the anti trust law is constitutional but applies only to offenses within Arkansas. The attorney general argued the law could reach rate making by insurers outside the state, booting old line companies from Arkansas. The judge says the state may regulate foreign corporations within its borders but cannot punish crimes committed elsewhere by corporations or individuals. Miss Rose Kind of Eureka visits Dr. and Mrs. Semaels in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Post Dispatch
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph Martin
Circuit Court
Arkansas
Martin
Manila's Surprising Streets and Native Labor Revealed
Edwin Wildman writes in Leslie's Weekly describing Manila as well paved with grand houses yet plagued by dirt and hazards. He notes native laborers in many trades, the local climate, and contrasts between American and Filipino daily life amidst a setting of heat, security concerns, and distinctive housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Butler
Otfe
Boda
Philippines
China
Edwin Wildman
Leslie
Woman Earns Her Wages in Indiana Appellate Case
An Indiana appellate court ruled that a wife who worked for her husband in his shoe store could be paid for her services. The court reversed a lower ruling that such pay violated public policy. The wife had earned wages of 7.60 weekly, saved, and invested in stock, later loaning funds to her husband before an assignment. The decision upholds a valid contract to compensate marital labor not classified as household duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Court of
Indiana
Trust Company
Building Association
Circuit Court
Appellant
Chicago Chronicle
Solemn Protest and A Farce Courtroom Exchange
The fragment presents a mock magistrate scene with a prisoner denying theft of chickens and a humorous exchange about loud shirts. It features snippets from Puck humor and a caricatured courtroom banter, suggesting a satirical piece rather than a factual report.
Notice of Nevada state land office mining claim filings
State Land Office Carson City Nevada announces under the mining act of 1872 that lands described are open for protest for sixty days. Notices post for L E Post and others about claims such as Baw State Land and related parcels, with filings from Humboldt County and Pueblo Mining District. Co owners must pay their share of expenditures or lose their rights in the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Office
Carson City
Gstate
Nevada
United Mines
Land Ofice
Chy
Jan Hha Bern
Xald
Tnitea
Yada
Ane i
D.C
State Land & Co
Wid
L. E. Post
Lomond Lode
I Pueblo
Humboldt County
United States
John Fritz
Jesse T. Meredith
W. T. Garrett
Janeuaye
Notice for Publication in Humboldt County Nevada 1809
Notice from land office Carson City Nevada dated March 15 announces Charles Clute Homestead Application No 474 for a claim in Humboldt County Nevada. Final proof will be May 3 before the County Clerk in Winnemucca. Witnesses listed include William J. McColley Charles L. Lowry John B. Crandall and William O. Baber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nevada
Haw
Humboldt County
Winnemucca
Charles Clute
Che BE
Nwiy
Sey
Wis
Beng
William J. McColley
MeDerait
Charles L. Lowry
Mebo
John B Crandallot
Central Pacific Railroad Company Annual Directors Meeting
Notice declares the Central Pacific Railroad Board fixed the annual stockholders meeting for director election and business on April 28, 1800 in San Francisco at 3 o'clock, with W. M. Thome as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Facile Railroad
Fo | Bart
St Market Street
Te Clty
San Francisco
State of California
Pally
Welock B. W. M. Thome
Central Pacific
Notice to prove land claim in Nye County Nevada
Hwerery ton to habe his proof te support of hie d that said proof Will be maide before thy Clerk of Shimbolty at Win Nevada on Westnesday Join We 480 for the BW y 4 7 8 800 200 678 1 3 He named witnesses to prove his said land viz William J. McColley Charles L. Lowry Charles Clute William Raber all of MeDermit Nevada. THATS Wh. C. H. GALLUP Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canson City
Win
Nevada
William J. McColley
Meermit
Charles L. Lowry
MeDermit
Charles Clute
William ©. Raber
C. H. Gallup
Register
Appointment of Administrator for Buckner Estate
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada the estate of L A Buckner deceased. KS Archer appointed administrator by order of the court. Creditors must present claims within forty days after first publication or be barred. Dated March 2. Buckner Faw Ww
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Humboldt
Wo A. Buckner
KS. Archer
L.A. Tuckner
FT Archer
Buckner
Notice of final proof on land claim in Carson City
The notice states that Auem Kt. Hardin has filed for final proof on land in T 47 8 R 8 in Nevada. Hearing set for June 15, 1893 at Carson City before The Register and Receiver. Nearest neighbors listed include Ire B Gnglish, John McGuire, Guadalupe Hurtado, and James Higginson of McDermit Nevada. An opportunity to protest or present rebuttal evidence is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nevada
Ely
Seid Land
Gnglish
McDermit
John McGuire
MeDermit
Guadalupe Hurtado
Intérior Department
eTon PeRarine
Aparine
Gallup
Register
Notice of final proof filed by settler Floyd in Nevada claim
Caron City Nevada April 19 1809 notice states Floyd filed to make final proof for his lands claim before the Westseer and Receiver June 1 1809. Witnesses named: Join McGuire Guadalupe Hurtado and James Higwinson all of McDermit Nevada. Any protest or substantial reason per Interior Department rules may be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caron Ctly
Novara
Weetster
Carson City
Floyd Ead
MD. M
Ava Enitivadion
AeDeranlt
Vaca
McGuire
Mebermit
Math MO
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George Saxton
Han
Racing
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
W. &. Brown
New
Miss Rose
Eureka
Mrs. Semaels
Shilohs
S.c.wells & Coleroy
Hamilton
Can
Neva
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Chris
Wolf
Bridge St
Winnemineca
Jordan's
Museum of Anatomy
Mabeltot
Bet
Jordan
Oman
Deldan & Co
Golconda
Gity OF
Union
Louis Dutertre
Golconda, Nevada
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