Woman murderer electrocuted in Auburn prison
Mary Farmer was executed by electric chair at six this morning for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Brennan in Brownsville Jefferson County. Her husband James Farmer was also condemned. The case involved deeds and impersonation schemes spanning from 1900 to the 1908 crime.
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Mary
Joseph
Mary Parner
Sarah Brennan
James Farmer
Mary Farmer
James C. Farmer
Sarah Prennin
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Jefferson Coutty
Watertown
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Birs
Ireland
Winniead
Dinghamton
Buffalo
James D. Parmer
Browneville
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Paddy Hill
Mia
Pack
Brenn
Aira Farmer
Ton
Utah Court Fines Railroads for Anti trust Violations
In Salt Lake City on March 29 a United States district court fined Union Pacific Railroad Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific Coal Company three thousand dollars each for violating antitrust laws by refusing to lend service to a rival company.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Coal Company
Railronds
Oklahoma antitrust law praised by Chicago attorney
Guthrie Olin March 39 Hon Charles West attorney general receives a letter from Edgar A Bancroft, a noted Chicago corporate attorney, praising Oklahoma Supreme Court opinions on monopoly regulation and antitrust cases as a progressive interpretation of law. The letter highlights emphasis on conduct and effect in restraint prosecutions and marks Oklahoma as a pioneer in clarifying trust questions.
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Dunh
Shahr
Krehua
Belleys
Insane man shoots sister in law and self at McDonald home
John Colling, father of Mrs Jennie McDonald wife of former Governor McDonald, shot and fatally wounded his sister in law Sarah Nichols and then killed himself at the McDonald home in Denver. Authorities report he was insane.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
John Colling
Jennie McDonald
McDonald
the Law
Sarah Nichols
Ineane
Steamer Fleet Hit By Fire In Havana Harbor
Fire swept Havana Harbor causing several schooners to burn and the German steamer Hellenland to suffer extensive damage. The blaze threatened the waterfront before being checked.
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Havana
Cuba
Mar
Hellen Land
Creek Indian War Clash Persists as Militia Pursues
Reports from Oklahoma detail ongoing pursuit of Crazy Snake and Creek followers by state militia and deputies. Battles near Hickory Ground, casualties reported, bodies recovered, and arrests made as forces close on Cray Snake’s camp.
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Acouta
Seoure
Yetich
Crazy Bunke
Hickory Ground
Crazy Snake
Chitto Harjo
Rumors of Serbian royal exile to Switzerland
Reports from Rome and Vienna claim King Peter of Serbia and his family plan to leave Belgrade for Switzerland. A Rome dispatch says King Peter and his kin will depart, while notes mention Prince Nicholas of Montenegro as a potential heir.
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Associated Press
London
Reme
Vienna
Peter
Servia
Belgrade
Rome
Victor Kimmanuel
Kip
Switzerand
Wat
Pritten Nichilos
Montenegro
Sapulpa Gambling Fight Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Sapulpa Oklahoma on March 20 Tom Rivers reports a gambling resort brawl left Kootuckian dead and Clarence Rupert seriously wounded after a roomful of men opened fire, with Rupert firing five shots into the crowd.
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Associated Press
Sepulpa
Okla
Mar
Tom Rivers
Kootuckian
Omoer
Clarence Rupert
Rupert
Kidnapper Trials Set for Early Hearing
Bharon Pennsylvania March 2 James H. Sees the kidnapper of Willie White will be brought from Mercer for a preliminary hearing on abduction. Rumor suggests wealthy relatives of Mrs Hoyle will assist and she is to have leading counsel in the state.
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Associated Press
Bharon
James H
Willie White
Mercer
City Election Law Change Questioned by Attorney General
Opinion from Attorney General W. C. Reeves says the 1908 Manarute Helmol ban requiring election of separate boards of education may be abrogated by the Hew elty election law. The ruling notes prior constitutional questions and district court decision, and explains shifts to ward-based representation and distinct school district boundaries.
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Dogan
Rong Echo Board
Governor Signs the Asylum Bill and Other Legislation
Governor Kell signs the Exetside Insane asylum bill at Visite and other measures on Saturday. The central normal school building in Edmond faced a potential veto but was not rejected, while bills creating a public abuse board and a large appropriation passed. Messrs. Edmond, Madvel Bagehy, and Miles Mone traveled to Kin City.
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Oviock
Haskell
State Board of Comibenloutine
Yeager-strath
Mik Tutson
Board of Public Abule
Wille
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