Public Nuisance Case Ends With Acquittal Dishonored Destruction
The Missouri case details Mrs Nation being freed from charges for destroying property alleged as a public nuisance. The court ruled she had no right to destroy without proven aggrievement and found no malice, though the jury admitted destruction occurred. The decision hinges on whether an individual may abate public property without standing, with the court aligning to state law on private rights.
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Abe Court of
Tyris
Jaden McCabe
Sieun Pengwrty
Jolot Knuen
Gulag
Berreiener
Fe McCabe
Fred
Akfeed
Zoerka
Senate
Thin Ata
Ikvz
Ue Eupreme
Schou Dieter Ve Neil
Atlee
Nathan
Ypeenetane
Noripuet
Bans Weil
Atherton Suit vs Atherton and Westminster Stirring London
Refused $200000 pet. London report details Major T J Atherton second in command of the Dwett h (Priore of Wales) Lancera now in South Africa filing suit for divorce from his wife. The case, named Atherton vs Atherton and Westminster, has drawn in the Duke of Westminster and King Bayard among potential respondents as settlement talks proceed and a court date nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pet
T. J. Atherton
Wales
Lancera
South Africa
Majet Touiea Atherton
Westminster
Atherton
Duke of Westminster
Earl of Airlie
Eula
Tester
Paul
Bart
Horn
Tod Methuen
Hergrave
Vane
Spinatieck Wurnen
William Corciwaill
American Schooner Lost Off New York Bar
The New York Pub says the North Cher ton Lloyt steamer Werra sailing from Naples to New Orleans encountered a distress event near East Quentin. All hands were saved after the vessel was swept by a gale. the crew led by Captain Sroclomn reported no casualties.
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New York
Cherton Lloyt
Werra
Gence
Naples
East
Quentin
Saeaanak
Bles
Orpool
Ammari
N. Kerlin
N. Kerain
Sroclomn
Joint Bar in Topeka Not Enjoined by Court
Police records show visits to 116 East Fourth Street owned by Col Hughes or wife, targeting the Wood brothers and the joint run and pretty much fined for disturbances since August. Chief Stadtart reviews the place under law and order concerns at the Auditorium with officers urging closure due to agitation.
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East Fourth Street
Col. Hughes
Wood Brothers
Staht Gocerning
Law and Oder
Bus
W. Wood
F. Bt
Stadtarst
Freight office created by Colorado Midland rail line
A new freight agency has been formed with Jani as a capable head in Kansas, asserting strong control over rail freight disputes. The Colorado Midland company establishes an instant general freight agent office to manage freight operations across the region.
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Jani
Aes
rail_ Freud
Kansas
Ben
Colorado Midland
Senate rails bill on railroad court access and fare rules
In the committee of the whole the senate debated a railroad bill granting railroads a day in court and adopting related changes. Amendments by Senator Householder and objections by Senator Alien questioned ticketless passengers paying excess fares and conductor cash fare rules. The proposal faced opposition and was noticeably contentious.
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Senate
Householder
Benator Alien
Mlip
McMilan
McMillan
Escus
Allen
Bio- Milan
Catcrin & Pans
Menilign
Building at 116 East Fourth Street and Joint Lockup
Arrest list for Wood brothers for running a liquor joint at 116 East Fourth Street owned by Col Hughes. Officers report repeated raids since August, with multiple defendants charged for selling liquor and maintaining a nuisance. Mentions a temperance mass meeting and legal actions including injunctions and political amendments on railroad passes.
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Cne Wood Brothers
Hughes
Ust
Wiliam Wood
Larces
Bernard
Henry Wood
Lucan
Ana
Walker
McConnell
William ‘Wood
Coft
Carpenter
Gof
Hunter Moves Up to Assistant General Freight Agent
Munter, long time chief in the general freight office at Topeka, resigns his position effective March 1. Hunter will replace him as assistant general freight agent for Colorado Midisod.
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Colorado Midisod
PD. Munter
Tha Te Tatand
Topeka
Hunter al Relpae
Unclear OCR fragment on Owahoma City hotel and officials
Fragmentary report mentions Jot Harkin bux purchasing a Grand Avenue hotel in Owahoma City and links to Hankie Icope and Hankin betel cen. Mentions National hovel and prior Avenue ownership with vague references to pay and senators Hopkins Foss.
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Jot Harkin Bux
Grand Avenue
Owahoma City
National Hovel
The
Avenue
Mob Gathers at Jails Failing to Find Slater
Determined men crowded both county and city jails seeking Slater, suspected of assaulting Lottie Goerbrick Monday. The crowd, about 120 at the city jail and later another mob nearby, was kept back by police and a father and sister of the injured girl addressed the crowd, confirming Slater was not in custody. A second mob formed later, but Slater remained away, with authorities later moving him to Atchison.
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Slater
Goerbrick
Sunta Fs
Lott
Jall
Jessie Goertrick
Jessie
Father
Jad
Whitcomb
Spob
Slater Sherr
Cook
Ike
Stahl
Atchison
Hal Willams
Carpenter Siid
Meriden
Hal ‘Williams
Atchson
Carbonnie
Ig Briel Reje
Topeka
Mendy
Meeault
Callie Whilaens
Frsin the ti eee coe Geko
Unclear readable text fragment mentions a person or place name distorted by OCR. Unable to derive a coherent event, date, or affiliation for a proper headline and summary.
Shafter Promotions Prompt Military Nominations Listed
A Washington notice lists numerous Army and Navy promotions and appointments. Names include Edwant M. Hayes to colonel, Js Cooper to captain of infantry, and James Estesnes New York to assistant surgeon. Also shows First Lieutenant Trowbridge and John Holtman advancing, plus naval officers Berry and Stuart to new commands.
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Washington
Pub
Penese
Amy
United Serenary
Bader
Penerak Cavalry
Coupe Edwant M. Hayes
Vtalors Js
Cooper
Path
Seutenaiment
Amilnants
Helard
Eugene T. Wisin
Edmund M. Hike
Joe Te Martie
Whitet & Rule
Sidney Jordan
Watter A. Worholt
Merritt Barrett
Dener Skeerett
Eiward
Taio Gintohiln
Archibald Campbell
Quartermaster's — Department
Pirwe Madsee
Ilar
Toseph T. ‘Crabbs
Bleanay
Lowe B. Lawton
AM. Edwards
New York
Joseph Reltansder
Perunila
Joseph J. Curry
Massachuset
James KK
Stockard
North Carolina
G. A. Plummer
Florida
Wim
van Puy
Otin S. Fose
Maine
Robert M. Berry
Daniel V.atuart
Win J Rush
Leutenant Mander
Elecer
W. M. Powelson
Eli Woodworth
California
Californa
Defective Wires Cause Fire On City Rail Train
In Chicago on February 21 a fire started in the water car of a metropolitan railroad train after electric wiring failed to function. Attempts to extinguish with chemical extinguishers failed as smoke spread quickly. Five passengers fled to the rear car while the motorman, severely burned on hands and arms, brought the train to the terminal before the last car was crushed in uncoupling.
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Chicago
Ts Terminus
Doctor Smith, Twain Companion, Dies in Colorado Springs
Mayo G. Smith, friend and inspiration for the Doctor character in Mark Twain’s Innocents Abroad, died at his residence in Colorado Springs. Born August 19 in Newburyport, he was connected to Oberlin College and traveled with Twain from San Francisco to Australia, serving as partner in the first ship called Thar alled.
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Mark Twain
Colorado Springs
Conn
Pet
Mayo G. Smith
Dr. Smith
Newburyport
Iki
Onerlin College
Homer Greeley
California
San Francisco
Australia
Lentz Starts A Row In Senate Debate Over Hanon Election
Feb 21 report outlines stirring Senate session as Lents of Ohio attacks administration and references Hanon Washington’s election. The discourse involves accusations of corruption, potential party retaliation, and heated exchanges among Gannon Grosvenor and others. Banking chief Turner至 La Crane flees country amid bank scandal notes.
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Hanon Washington
House
Lents
New Mexico
Hennade
Gannon
Irving
Anes Grosvenor
Ari Berg Haybor
Pacem
Anon Pad
Arenvenor
Decree orders killings amid Chinese court drama
Pekin Feb 21 The court telegraphed details of executions and punishments for Chinese officials led by Gen Tong Fu Shin. The dispatch lists Princes Ching Yu Ying Ni and Chao She Chiao among those condemned, while Yu Helen and Jel Miphie face uncertain fates. European and Japanese observers weigh the implications as tensions rise and imperial authority is questioned.
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Pekin
Primse Chilng
Tt Hung Chang
Cher Penterw
Gen Tung Fuh
Dis
Puke
Lau Te Tee
Chitune
Ying Ni
Chao She Chiao
Chen Yu Yu
Gen. Tong
Ladermunding
China
Citra
Luis
Bela
Yu Helen
Tung
Ching
Mr. J. Fowler
United State
Cuoftes
Stoyene
Treet
Nueva
ConGeEn
Washington
Japlnese
Teang Iyaen
Cit Chiniese Jersusy
Geo
Che
Cheng Yu
Orh
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Mrs. Nation
Metiabe
Major Atherton
Prines of Wales Lancers
Orecset
Calaen Brise
Joint
Balds Wade
Woods’ Joint
Temperance
Wright
Atock
Hunter
MR. Hankia
Oklahoma
Senstora
Hopkins
George 5
Foss
Slick” Slater
Shafter
Jim Bludsoe
Lentz
la Cygne
Citizens” Bank of la Crane
Hos Turner
Deariner Watersnat
Clarse
Bréidenthal Ham
Henin
Count von Waldersee
Prince Ching
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