Flustered Trial Details Link Denver Store to San Francisco Scheme
Testimony in the Steunenbers murder trial ties George Pertitone's Denver store to Orchard in San Francisco in a plot to commit the crime. Evidence shows Harwood possibly hired at a hotel in Denver and Pettibone using aliases Wolf and Pai Bone. A letter for $2060 was sent to cover expenses during the Bradiey case work.
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Steunenbers
Harry Oreheré Odf
George Pertitone
Denver
Orchard
San Francisco
Harwood
Hieve Aax
Ste
Golden West Hotel
Gan
The
Pettibone
Wolf
Pai Bone
Bradiey
Rider Bride Appeals for Wild West Show
The injured Lewiston Montana railroad engineer Robert McParland recounts his marriage to Aliss Fannie Morris, daughter of a Wyoming stockman. She rode 70 miles to meet him after her father opposed the union, travels spanning three weeks with a final 80 mile last day ride. She, 20, skilled with rifle and revolver, is tied to Col William F L Cady's Wild West show, though her father objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McParland
Lewiston, Mont
Aliss Fannie Morris
Bie Horn
Wyoming
MacFarland
Col
William FL Cady
Nat
Plot to Kill Fairbanks and Foreker Reported in Selma
A Montgomery reporter told Selma authorities a plot to assassinate Vice President Fairbanks and Senator Foreker during Senator Grorgan’s funeral in Selma. The alleged conspirators were said to travel from New Orleans. The Selma chief dismissed the report as untrustworthy.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Ale
Fairbanks
Joseph B. Foreker
Grorgan
Salma
New Orleans
Terror
Masher Death Shocks Huntington Courtroom
In Huntington Indiana Emery Masher failed to answer when named as a witness and a deputy found he had committed suicide. The case involved Masher and his father Nora, amid mounting anxiety as the trial loomed and a mother reportedly took her own life rather than face public shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Emery Masher
Nora
Strikes and Wiltz Ared Mar In Quarrel at Sea
An elderly man aged 76 suffered injuries after a quarrel with Strikes and Wiltz Ared Mar. James Decker was involved and witnesses described a scuffle with a man near a fishing area by the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Decker
Accused of Robbery Figures in Local Stock Market Brief
A confusing OCR fragment mentions an arrest related to theft of $6,000 from a person named Chy Tigah C. Riey, plus references to Sioux live stock market prices and Sunday quotes. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Chy_ Tigah
C. Riey i Vhigan Ecv
S. Chy
Mii Qoeazlemernt
Ehe
Three Women Burned in White Water Fire
Three women were burned to death in a blaze that damaged the cipal buildings of the T Senement at White Water on Friday. The incident left WG Giberpereans seriously affected by the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Water
Slain Official Named in Petersburg Port Murder
Col Kellaroff deputy commandant of the port of 81 Petersburg was murdered on Friday when a worker turned on him in a fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiussiza Offiefe
Col. Kellaroff
Petersburg
Easton Man Accused in Domestic Tragedy and Embezzlement
Henry Wolff of Easton Wis killed his wife during a struggle for a revolver and surrendered. Thomas Cerhill cashier of the First National Bank of Hoymours Wis was arrested Friday charged with embezzling $30 000. Wheat market speculation is blamed for the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolff
Easton
Wis
Thos
Cerhill
First National
Indictment Aims At Santa Fe Over Sugar Company Rebates
The government seeks indictments against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad and company officials for allegedly paying rebates to United States Sugar and Land Co of Garden City Kan. The claim states a bonus of 35000 to 40000 was paid to locate a sugar beet factory at Garden City in 1993 based on tonnage potential. Santa Fe president Ripley says the bonus was paid to locate at Garden City and defends the charge as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
United States Sugar and Land Company
Qerden City
Kan
Santa Fe Road
Garden City
Santa Fe
Ripley
Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz Found Guilty by Jury
A twelve juror panel from San Francisco convict Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz of extortion after a brief deliberation. Foreman Ches E. Capp led an initial verbal ballot with eleven for conviction and one for acquittal. A final written ballot was unanimously for conviction. Sentencing scheduled for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Schmitz
San Francisco
Oliver Grand
Ches. E. Capp
Burns
Restra Fearful of China Shapes Siberian Fortifications
The report notes Russia plans to reinforce Siberian borders despite scarce funds as fear of China and recent Manchurian losses influence policy. It cites subsidies to regional elites and perceived Japanese pressure shaping public opinion in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Russia
Far East
China
Siberian
Caina
Ruef Testimony. San Francisco Mayor Styled Perjurer
In a dramatic San Francisco court session Judge Ruef confronted the mayor as a key rebuttal witness. The crowds heard Ruef deny involvement in payoffs while the prosecutor pressed broader accusations of graft and influence peddling at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruet
San Francisco
Busty
Hiram Johnson
Barret
Barrett
Ruef
Ruel
Cattle Raisers Rally Against Packers Order
The Cattle Raisers Association executive committee in Fort Worth Texas denounces the packers recent order barring cows subject to port mortality examination. They call it a first step toward buying all livestock under similar restrictions and discriminating against outside packers. Members urged unity with commission men and livestock producers to resist the packers unjust demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensus Cate Taisers
Cattle Radsers Association
Kansas
Fort Worth Tex
Geveral
Electric Swing at Electric Park Collapse Causes Injuries
A large electric swing at Electric Park in Kansas City Missouri collapsed Tuesday when a center shaft 65 feet high snapped at the base. Five people were injured including Miss Neale Stiles who sustained internal injuries and broken ankles. She was hospitalized along with others who suffered sprains and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Kansas City
New Annagement
Forty-sixth Street
Lydia Avenue
Neale Stiles
Mathews Seen Reviewing Harrisburg Treasury Books
A sensation gripped Harrisburg Pennsylvania Thursday after William L. Mathews, former state treasurer, was found examining treasury books on Wednesday night. Patrick McGranth, once Chester police chief and later Berry era treasurer clerk, reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Willam Lb. Mathues
Treasury Department
Patrick McGranh
Chester
W. H. Berry
Berry
Treasury
Mississippi Governor Pardons Mrs Ane Birdsong
Governor Vardaman announces a pardon for Mrs Ane Birdsong of Mississippi who had been sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for killing Dr. Thomas H Butler, her family physician. He asserts unwritten law applies to both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Vardaman
Mississippi
Ane
Killing of Masher Justified
Thomas I. Gant a Leesville Louisiana druggist shot and killed Masher Cain after Cain hugged and kissed young women on the street. Cain was 2% years old and the incident occurred while Gant was with three girls who were insulted by Cain. Gant was released from custody on the plea of justifiable homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masher
BF. Cain
Leesville
Thomas I. Gant
Cain
Embezzling Teller Sentenced to Fort Leavenworth
Chas F Grotefend, a former Washington National Bank teller of St Louis, who fled to Sweden and was returned, was sent to Fort Leavenworth Wednesday to serve a five year prison term.
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Chas. F. Grotefend
Washington National Bank
St. Louis
Sweden
Fort Leavenworth
Kenosha Official Pleads Guilty in Gambling Room Case
John E. Keating a Kenosha Wisconsin police commissioner and noted Democrat pleaded guilty in circuit court to leasing a building for a gambling room. He was fined $100 for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Keating
Kenosha, Wis
Circuit Court
Earthquake Shakes Vaivalid Est. Buildings and Bridge Destroyed
A severe earthquake struck Vaivalid Est on Thursday causing major destruction. Several buildings collapsed and the road bridge was destroyed with many residents displaced and injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Vaivalid
Wisconsin Senate Approves 2-Cent Rail Fare Plan
The Wisconsin Senate passed a 2-cent fare measure by a 21 to 4 vote after a debate that stretched for about an hour and two pauses. The proposal targets railway transit pricing and policy changes within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Xew Paper for the Harmseworth
The London Giebe, described as the best evening paper in England, has been purchased by Hilderbrand Harmsiworth, brother of Lord Northstiffe. The move links a prominent English family to the newspaper, signaling notable ownership change.
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Xew
Harmseworth
London
England
Hilderbrand Harmsiworth
Lord Northstiffe
Four Drowned at Nome in Ship Grounding
Private advices from Cape Nome indicate that the American steamer White Star Line ran aground near Nome on Wednesday. Four men aboard drowned in the disaster.
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Nome
Cape Nome
Amer Ohia
White Starne
Indianapolis Father Kills Daughter Forcing Poison
Robert Jolly 45 of Indianapolis is charged with murdering his 9 year old daughter Gladys by forcing car police acid down her throat at their home on 1911 North Senate Avenue. The case outlines a grisly child killing with details of the act and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jolly
Indianapolis
Ind
Senate Avenue
Gladys
Four saloonkeepers fined for prohibition offense in Cherokee Kane
Four saloonkeepers of Cherokee Kane pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law. Each was fined 100 dollars, ordered to pay the cost of the salt, and sentenced to thirty days on the rock pile.
Kentucky Bursts of Wind Wreak Crops and Lands
A severe wind event swept central and eastern Kentucky on Wednesday night damaging crops and farm lands. Strong gusts over rivers and lowlands caused widespread, though unverified, agricultural impact across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Beath Cheats Justice Ends in County Jail Death
The 56 year old Baldwin, noted as slayer of four people, died in Blockmonton NL county jail from a nervous collapse. On February 28 at Arrow Smith he shot Abrs Sim Hiseman, his daughter Cora, Thomas Kennedy and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beath
Themes Baldwin
Blockmnington
Arrowsmith
Sim Hiseman
Cora
Thomas Kennedy
Boy Struck by Ball in Kenosha Game Dies
A 21 year old William Sorrensen of the West End club Racine was struck by two baseballs during an amateur game in Kenosha Wisconsin and is believed dying from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
William Sorrensen
West End
Racine
Federal Judge Frees Grain Futures Tax Challenge
Federal Judge Smith McPherson ruled Wednesday in Haneas City to restrain the state auditor from enforcing a grain futures tax. The order nullifies the JDovell bill passed by the last legislature taxing each grain futures transaction 25 cents.
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Smith “McPherson
Haneas City
Jdovell Bul
Secretary Metcalf Safe Amid Monrovia Dispatch
A dispatch dated Fortress Monroe reports Navy Secretary Metcalf is safe and the department is satisfied he is all right after the Wednesday afternoon message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Fortress Monroe
Navy
Sletcall
Western League Schedule for Sioux City Games
Western League slate lists games to be played in Sioux City with Des Moines and other teams. Dates include June 17 15 19 20 and July 4 20 11 along with additional entries for Austen and other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Des Moines
Weet
An Tidt Asses Uty
Austen le An
Duucho Ceee-Seeeseere Dy
Webster City Militia Bans Sunday Rifle Range Use
Residents end Sunday rifle practice by Webster City Company C after warning by officials that state law applies. Militia members, many city workers, say smokeless powder minimizes disruption but will stop Sunday shoots, jeopardizing marksmanship and Sunday regimental events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Company C
Compleini
Buxton
Company
New Point in Liquor Law Ruling by Judge Platt
Judge Franklin C. Platt rules consent for liquor prosecutions must come from property owners within fifty feet of the saloon room itself not the building containing it. In Teeter vs Sibert, Sibert of the Irving House Buffet faces appeal as outer hotel limits exceed fifty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin C. Platt
Mason City
Teeter
Sibert
Irving House Buffet
Temperance
Onawa Hose Team Wins Association Race at Holstein
The Onawa hose team returned home elated after winning the association race at Holstein in 26.4 seconds, just one-fifth of a second off their Bat tle Creek record. They earlier set a fast 23 seconds flat in the straight race of 200 yards. The victory marks their third consecutive association championship in the Manle Valley Firemen's Tournament and earned them the belt.
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Onawa Hose
Holstein
Onewa Hose
Association
Battle Creek
Onawa Chase
Manle Valley Firemen’s Tournament Association
Man Threatens Killings Then Appears Rational in Court
Chris Hoenecke, who arrived in Pom eroy three months ago, displayed obvious insanity by threatening Robert C. Peare and Norma Dahleurst on Saturday. However, before Pocahontas county's insanity commission the sheriff found him rational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltesane Hospital
Chris Hoenecke
Pomeroy
Robert C. Peare
Norma Dahleurst
Pocahontas County
Hoenecke
Peeper Seen At Ida Grove Tries Home Of Babcock
A prowler called the Peeper was spotted at Ida Grove. Mrs Babcock saw the intruder at her home as Marshal Van Wagoner chased him and fired several shots, none of which hit.
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Ida Grove
M. F. Babcock
Babcock
Marshal van Wagoner
Town Girl to Go to Egypt Missionary
Miss Lilian Pekin of Atlantic has word from the United Presbyterian Church board of foreign missions that her application as missionary has been accepted and she will sail for Egypt to begin duties early next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Lilian Pekin
Atkintic
General Board of Foreign Missions
The
United Presbyterian Church
Engineers Host Northwestern Visit at Boone Lodge
Boone lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers entertained Northwestern system engineers in Town. A telegram from Chicago announced the death of T. J. Savage a charter member and organizer of the Boone division forty years ago.
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Boone
Boone Lodge
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Northwestern
Chicago
T. 3. Savage
Chirtear
Fire destroys Sacred Heart Church in Ottawa
Fire gutted the Roman Catholic Sacred Heart Church in Ottawa Ontario on Monday night. The loss is estimated at £296,460 with £86,000 covered by insurance.
Stratford hosts grand 200th anniversary of Connecticut Church of England
A large gathering of distinguished churchmen attended in Stratford for the 200th anniversary celebration of the Church of England's establishment in Connecticut. The event drew notable clergy and dignitaries, underscoring a historic milestone.
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Connecticut
Church of England
Stratford
Murderer Kills Daughter in Indianapolis Tragedy
Robert Jolly aged 45 killed his daughter Gladys in Indianapolis Indiana by forcing a carholic sethe cove her throat before attempting suicide. The case shocks the community as police investigate the brutal act and motive remains unclear.
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Robert Jolly
Gladys
Indianapalis
Ind
Carholic
Jolly
Irsad
Orange City Man Hurt In Train Collision
A telegram from Pipestone Minnesota reports G. Van de Steee, former Betten hotel proprietor, was struck by a train in Holland Minnesota and seriously injured. He had left Orange City the prior morning for Holland on land business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Pipestone
Minn
G. van de Steee
Betten
Holland
Milnn
van de Steeg
Sloan to Celebrate Fourth of July Carnival
At a meeting of the citizens carnival committees it was decided to celebrate the Fourth of July at Sloan. The June 22 carnival was called off until later in the year when a monthly or bimonthly series of carnivals will be arranged.
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Sloatt
Sloan
Joiva University seniors pass state board exam in record
All members of Joiva University senior law class in Towa City pass the state board exam and are admitted to practice. Degih of J.4 Shoere J.3 Moore, longtime Afeson City resident, dies of apoplexy in Eagle Grove while traveling for a baking powder firm based in Des Moines. He left Mason City about four years ago. age 45.
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Joiva University
Towa City
Degih
Shoere
Moore
Afeson City
Eagle Grove
Des Moines
Mason City
Sioux City Man Re-Elected to Labor Federation Post
The Iowa Federation of Labor re elected A L Brick of Des Moines as president A Cronkhite of Cedar Rapids as vice president and J H Birief of Sioux City as secretary treasurer in Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa Federation of Labor
Keokuk
A. L Brick
Des Moines
A. & Cronkhite
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Birief
Roosevelt speech praised by War Secretary at Davenport banquet
The War Secretary praised Theodore Roosevelt at a Tri-City Press club banquet in Davenport on Tuesday night. He rejected claims of executive usurpation and credited Roosevelt with fostering prosperity while guarding against corruption. He urged bipartisan approval of Roosevelt’s leadership and praised his anti corruption stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretary
Roosevelt
Priéss Clb
Tatt
Tri-City Press Club
Davenport
United States
Congress
Greece
Rome
Theodore Rensavelt
Stamp the hog cholera out by state action
Dr J A McNeill of Iowa State College urged Des Moines listeners that the state must handle hog cholera. He called quarantine sanitation and fair compensation for losses the only way to stamp out the disease, noting Canada’s success and denouncing fake cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Stoctine
Iowa Swine Preachers' Association
J. A. McNeill
State Agricultural College
Dr. McNeill
Canada
Iowa
McNeil
Catholic Foresters of Iowa Adopt Resolution at Clinton
The Catholic Order of Foresters of Iowa at Clinton passed a resolution opposing further admission of see leonkeepers into the order. No members were denied. Chief Ranger Frank OConnell of Hampton and other officers were reelected. W ONeill of Clinton was named chairman of the state delegation to the national convention at St Paul in September. John W Buckley of Sioux City named as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Foresters of
Iowa
Clinton
Catholic Order of Foresters of Iowa
Frank O'Connell
Hampton
OT. W. O'Neill
St. Paul
John W. Buckley
Sioux City
Insane Man Ends Life in Frightful Home Fire
Nels Anderson killed himself in a home north of Pomeroy last Sunday by setting fire to two beds and slashing his throat with a short blade. His wife raised the alarm and neighbors extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Anderson
Pomeroy
Blythe Gentry Wedding Unites Jeane Blythe and Richard Gentry
Six hundred guests attended the wedding of Miss Jeane Blythe eldest daughter of Hon. and Mrs. James E. Blythe to Richard Harding Gentry at Mason City Congregational Church. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Jordan with twenty four in the bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe-Gentry
Jeane Blythe
James E. Blythe
Richard Harding Gentry
Mason City
Jor. Jordan
Congregational Church
Embezzlement Charge Against Express Agent Pesach
Authorities arrest Frank Bb. Pesach money order agent for United States Express and city superintendent for Prudential at Clinton. He faces embezzlement charges for reportedly shorting $600 in express company accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heid
Frank Bb. Pesach
United States Express Company
Prudential Insurance Company
Clinton
Pesch
Express Company
Fire team heads to Sioux City tourney in same crew
The Sioux City bound fire team from Council Bluffs sails with the same crew that won last year's world championship in the free for ni ] pid fire departments at Clinton. They aim to defend or repeat their state level performance at this year's Iowa tournament in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Cit
Jack and
Jil
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Woman Attacked by Burglars Near Boone
Mrs. William Stokte wife of a Chicago and Northwestern roundhouse worker in Boone was badly beaten and choked by burglars during the night. The assailants aimed to rob her but fled after her brother confronted them with a gun. She will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stokte
Chicago and Northwestern Roundhouse
Boone
Ida Grove Student Wins Northwestern Essay Prize
Ralph Fellman of Ida Grove wins a $140 prize for best essay by a Northwestern University student in Chicago. Fellman, a Morning Side College graduate, studies for his degree there.
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Ida Grove Barlins
Ralph Fellman
Alrs
BE. C. Reilman
Ida Grove
Northwestern University
Chickagoe
Morning Side College
Fight Over Fire Chief Sparks City Hall Dispute
In Downell Blutis the board of police and the commissioners clash over appointing a new fire chief. The commission issues a notice recognizing acting assistant chief Chas. M. Nichalson as chief. The dispute heightens as competing authority questions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downell Blutis
Board of Police
Commissioners
Commission
Chas. M. Nichalson
U S Marshal Visita Sloan Subpoenas Witnesses in Algona Land Case
U S Marshal Visita Sloan and Deputy served subpoenas on residents to appear at Fort Dodge before the grand jury in the Algona land case. Reported death of Miss Kate Kenyon in Colorado after a failed health recovery trip.
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U. S
Visita Sloan
United States
Tracy
Sloan
Fort Dodge
Algona Land
Peath
Kate Kenyon
Collis
Colo
Gnawa
Miss Engon
Colorado
Fight at Beer Party Ends in Fatal Abdomen Shot
Harry Gargill aged 40 was mortally shot in the abdomen during a beer party at Waterloo. Julien Alva, a Mexican, is jailed after the incident. Alva claims self defense saying he was attacked and shot first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gargill
Waterloo
Julien Alva
Alva
Remembering 1816 The Year Without a Summer
The Danbury Conn News recounts 1816 as the coldest year in living memory across the United States and Europe. It details protracted frost through June, snow in July and August, widespread crop failure from Vermont to Massachusetts, and hardships noted by farmers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
New York
Yerrys
Besur
Marck
Vermont
New York State
Massachusetts
New England
Pennsylvania
Barnet
London
England
Frost Pipes for Others
The Findlay Ohio Circuit Court ruled Buckere Pine Line Company must accept all oil offered by independent producers at a fair remunerative price. The state alleged 20 cent per barrel transport rate was prohibitive. The decision may aid Prosecutor David in the upcoming case against Standard Oil and Rockefeller interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Buckere Pine Line Company
Standard O31 Company
David
Standard Oil
Rockefellers
Connecticut Court Rules Platt Bigamy After Iowa Divorce
The Connecticut Supreme Court held that Mrs. Kinng B. Platt remains the wife of Platt despite a Iowa divorce for desertion and remarriage there, making the second marriage illegitimate and affirming the first husband’s suit over service by advertisement. The report also notes an Idaho drowning tragedy, comments on union intellect, and a vice presidential address at U S Grant University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Supreme Court
Kinng B. Platt
New Haven
Conn
Iowa
Platt
Flatt
Ao Fowa
Unclear Fragments Describe Wealth Claim or Notice
Fragmentary text hints at a legal or financial claim involving wealth and a specified amount near a named party. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled words and distorted punctuation making exact entities and actions uncertain.
Separation dispute over alimony and conduct
The parties grapple over separation with Gould seeking alimony not exceeding $60,000 annually and a life apart due to his wife’s alleged intoxicant use, extravagance, and bad temper while she contends to protect her social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Diverse 19th Century University Grants and Public Notices
Gifts of 1 209 000 dollars to Princeton University to fund two laboratories are announced. Dartmouth’s President Tucker resigns due to heart trouble. Pennsylvania governors authorize city school boards to fund teacher retirement. Roosevelt extols a hardworking, brave American boy at a Washington graduation. Bowdoin’s student labor study notes varied occupations and earnings. U S Consul Liegeld reports a Freiburg municipal dental clinic in operation, detailing screening and treatment procedures for schoolchildren.
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Willian Jewett ‘Tucker
Dartmouth College
Lim
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Friends’ Select School
Washington
Archie
Roosevelt
Bowdoin
United States
E. T. Liegeld
Cnd
Frieburg
Pedentist
Tiie
Thee
School- Bette
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