A Lesson to Council About Dougherty Appointment
Judge Budge ruled William G Dougherty was not a city official but a usurper and lacked authority to serve as road overseer. The council’s attempt to appoint him was deemed an executive overreach, with costs assessed to Dougherty and possible fines sought against him. Mayor Steely’s counsel argued the mayor holds executive appointment power.
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William Dougherty
Steely
Budge
District Court
Wm. G. Dougherty
Dougherty
Thomas F. Terrell
Lockhart
French Demand Beirut Governor’s Removal Reported
Washington reports say the French Ambassador demanded the removal of Beirut’s governor, with Minister Leishman taking similar action. Dispatches mention reforms of fortifications at Adrianople Chatalia Erzerum and Bosporus and Nazrim Pasha’s appointment as Vali of Beirut replacing Reshid Pasha. A German training ship Moltke with 400 men left Lisbon bound for Greece and Beirut.
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Beirut
Turkey
Washington
Leishman
State Department
Constantinople
Adrianople
Chatalia
Erzerum
Bosporus
Berlin
the Tageblatt
Moltke
Lisbon
Greece
Editor's Home Blown Up by Dynamite in Berne
The home of Fred Rohrer publisher of the Berne News was demolished by dynamite early today. The Rohrer family were rescued with slight injuries. Rohrer and his paper oppose saloon licensing in the area.
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Berne
Ind
Fred Rohrer
Berne News
Rohrer
Bank of Willoughby Fails to Open Doors in Suspension
In Willoughby Ohio on September 10 the Bank of Willoughby did not open its doors. The shutdown is linked to the Mexican Clay Manufacturing Co receiver appointment in Cleveland for debts totaling about one million dollars.
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Ohio
Willoughby
Bank of Willoughby
Mexican Clay Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Time is now ripe for eight hour day law in UK
The Trades Union Congress adopted by a large majority a resolution urging the eight hour workday to become law for all trades in the United Kingdom. It calls this the test issue for the next election.
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United Kingdom
Leicester
England
Trades Union Congress Today
Five Bold Robbers Take $1600 in Tacoma Hotel Bar Raid
Five masked men entered the Hotel Opset bar room in Tacoma Washington just after midnight held five men including the bartender and proprietor and forced the safe to be opened. They stole sixteen hundred dollars in cash and a large amount of jewelry before dividing the loot and leaving.
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Tacoma
Wash
South Twenty-First and
Pacific Avenue
One Man Dead and Eight Injured in Nashville Fire
A Nashville fire on September 10 caused the death of Dr. William P. Smith and injuries to eight others, with property damage estimated at $125,000. Serious injuries include Assistant Chief Joseph Weaver with a scalp wound, Captain Robert Burke with a broken spine, George Feris with a broken rib, and Samuel McHenry with internal injuries.
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Nashville
Tenn
William P. Smith
Joseph Weaver
Robert Burke
George Feris
Samuel McHenry
Rampant Mob in Servia's Capital
A mob in Belgrade last night demonstrated against newspapers that defended recently arrested army officers. The crowd tried to march to the Turkish legation but police dispersed them. Many were slightly injured.
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Belgrade
Servia
KILLED THE OLD HOUND KILLED THE OLD HOUND
William A Hoffman a young farm hand near Mayestown shot and killed his father in law Dr Wm Brandt at the door then rode into the woods He gave his wife two dollars for their baby's christening and said two more men must be killed before he killed himself A $300 reward has been offered and a large posse is in pursuit with a battle expected
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Waterloo
William A. Hoffman
Mayestown
Wm. Brandt
Hoffman
The Man from Texas Leaves Checks and Rumors Behind
A Texas man using the name J H Mills stayed ten days in Pocatello and Nampa, cashing checks totaling about $300 after posing as a cattle company representative. He lingered at hotels, drafted letters for cattle shipments, and vanished after bank drafts and checks bounced. Police pursue another man named D Spencer connected to similar fraud.
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J. H. Mills
Mills
Havng
American Falls
Omaha
Bancroft
West
Texas
Jungles
Bank of Nampa
Shel Griffith
Nampa
Mill
Colordo
Statesman
D. Spencer
Colorado
Pocatello
Dewey Palace
Fort Collins
Colo
Spencer
Tie
Falk Mercantile Company
Miners Walk Out At Frisco Mine In Idaho
A Gem Idaho dispatch reports all miners at the Frisco mine in the Couer d Alene district walked out and the mine closed. Workers fear explosions and quake shocks, while engineers say cracking rock causes the blasts and there is no real danger.
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Paul
Gem
Idaho
Frisco
Couer d’ Alene
Chicago Wheat Market Brief Sep 10
Chicago trading reports Dec wheat at 81 1/4 to 81 1/2 cents, with bids at 81 1/4 cents. Market activity noted as markets respond to supply signals and demand cues for the new season.
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Chicago
Frenel Defends Wooley Nomination in Moscow Dispatch
Congressman Burton L. French discusses the Wooley nomination and his endorsement in a Spokane Review dispatch from Moscow Idaho. He rejects any pact with Senator Heyburn, asserts Wooley and Heyburn share solid reputations, and cites personal knowledge of Wooley’s ability and worth as basis for his support.
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Burton L. Frenel
Statesman-Wooley
Moscow
Idaho
Spokane Review
Burton L. French
South Idaho
J. W. Cunningham
Boise
H. Smith Wooley
Mr. Wooley
Heyburn
Mormon Church Has No Bishop Claim Says Aide
A Boise aide rejected reports that a Mormon bishop exists or that a movement to remove Surveyor General Eagleson is underway. He says he has no correspondence with the interior department or Senator Heyburn. He notes Mormon votes were divided and denies a church directed bloc in state politics.
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Mormon Church
Eagleson
Department of the Interior
Heyburn
Nez Perce County
Boise Statesman
Cunningham
South
Idaho
Congresman French
Mr. Wooley
Mer
Borah Seen as Congressional Candidate by Idaho Republicans
Whispers among north Idaho Republicans suggest Borah aims for a congress seat next year and then a path to the senate to succeed Senator Dubois, despite friends denying any candidacy.
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Borah
Congress
Me. Borah
North Idaho
Senate
Senator Dubois
Death of Judge Charles B. Flandran in Minnesota
Judge Charles B. Flandran a pioneer Minnesota citizen and 1867 Democratic gubernatorial candidate died after a long illness at 75 He served as Sioux Indians agent under President Pierce and aided many refugees In the Sioux uprising he organized a company and led a forty hour defence that saved New Ulm from devastation and massacre of its women and children
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St. Paul
Minn
Charles B. Flandran
Minnesota
Mississippi
Pierce
New Ulmin Isoz
Flandran
New Ulm
Poley's Kidney Cure Promises Healing for Various Ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts Poley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for Bright's disease diabetes and general urinary complaints. The claim includes a stated cure for various diseases and urges readers to try theProduct despite lack of medical endorsement.
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Wil
Bright
Wit
Stamp Out Plague: Eight Suspected Cases Reported
Eight suspected bubonic plague cases reported on the outskirts of the city, five deaths confirmed. The infections trace to a cargo of rags brought from Constantinople aboard a vessel, with officials burning several affected buildings to curb the spread.
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Constantinople
Marsailes
Pope Leo III death debated by Cardinal Cardarelli
Cardinal Cardarelli, senator and physician, argues in Rivista d Italia that Pope Leo III died of tuberculosis with right hydrothorax. He cites his experience and authorities Barth Trouseau Zagari and counters Bulletin reports by Lappoin and Mazzoni alleging pleurisy or pleuro pneumonia.
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Cardarelli
Senate
Rivista Ditalia
Leo III
Barth
Trousseau
Zagari
Leoux
Lappoin
Mazzoni
Britain protests US seizure of Borneo islands
The British Foreign Office has made representations in Washington over the seizure by the US gunboat Quiros of two or three islands off the northeast coast of British North Borneo. These islands are separate from those near Sandakan where the American flag was raised.
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London
British Foreign Office
Washington
British North Borneo
U. S
Quiros
Sandakan
Mine Owners to Import Strike Breakers Denver
At a conference in Denver on importing miners to end the Cripple Creek strike a committee was authorized to go to Joplin Missouri to hire the needed workers. Permanent employment at 3.50 dollars per day will be offered.
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Denver
Cripple Creek
Joplin
Governor Nash of Ohio Shows Improvement After Festival
Ohio Governor Nash, who collapsed while being escorted through the Fall festival grounds, is better today and returned to Columbus this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Ohio
Cincinatti
Columbus
Short Line Ticket Sale for Irrigation Congress in Ogden
For the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress at Ogden Utah September 15 to 18 1903 the Short Line will sell tickets September 1 and 16 to Ogden and return at six dollars forty cents Final return limit September 20 1908 L OWRIE Agent.
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National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Lowrie
Whit elouse Cafe Ad Promises Change for Good
An upbeat notice promotes the Whit elouse Cafe with a catchy line A Change will do you good inviting patrons to visit for meals and a fresh experience. Local readers are urged to sample the cafe and its offerings in a period voice.
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Whitelouse Cafe
Three Trains to Chicago Daily via Union Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul
Daily Tribune notes three daily trains from San Francisco to Chicago under the Union Pacific Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Advertisement by B Williams, commercial agent, Salt Lake City.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Union Pacifico
Milwaukee & St. Paul
B. Williams
Milwaukee & E
Pool Railway
West
Second South
Salt Lake Croys
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Judge Budge
Sultan
Nazrim Pasha
Vali
Reshid Pasha
Daily Tribune
Chicago Wheat
Woolley
French
Chas, E. Flandran
Poley
Marseilles
Borneo
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