Builder sentenced for fatal collapse in Burk conspiracy trial
New York builder Buddensick, linked to a fatal April 18 collapse on West Sixty-second Street that killed Louis Walters, was sentenced by Recorder Sith to ten years in prison and a $500 fine. The judge warned of strict punishment for safety violations, noting other builders may face action. An appeal was indicated as the court processed the verdict.
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Taddenseiky
New Fork
Imprise Sence
Burk
Wictsburg
New Yoas
Buddensick
Brookes
Sioux Reservation Bill Opens Dakota Lands to Settlers
The Sioux Indian Reservation, covering 1125 square miles across 25 counties, could be opened to settlers under a new congressional bill. It outlines 180 acres per entrant at 125 per acre with 50 yearly payments for four years, funding education and civilization programs for about 25,000 natives amid shifting use from hunting to agriculture and grazing.
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Montana and
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Missouri River
United States
Lack Hille
Congres
Cowboys Cross Narrow Plank On Bridge Over Little Missouri
A Northern Pacific passenger report recounts a daring wild West stunt at Medora where two cowboys rode across a 2 foot wide plank on the Little Missouri bridge. One horse faltered and fell but the rider recovered, leaped back aboard, and chased his companion toward the opposite shore as spectators gasped.
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Pioneer Press
Medora
Marquis de Mores
Theodore Roosevelt
Plains
Foolhardy Cowboy Stunt On Boardwalk Attracts Attention
A cowboy rode a horse along a boardwalk despite danger as the animal toppled and narrowly avoided leg injuries. Onlookers noted the horse kept its legs free between ties, preventing serious harm, while the rider appeared unharmed.
What Judge Foraker Will Have to Give Up
A Davenport Democrat opinion notes Judge Foraker as Ohio governor candidate would sacrifice substantial legal earnings, arguing the office harms young professionals. It contrasts the low governor salary with the risks of lifelong officeholding and questions the appeal of political life for ambitious or unestablished individuals.
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