Moorey heat law invalidated by judge Huntley in San France
Judge FHuntley rules that the Moorey heat law pasted by the Last besten taro and requiring all newspaper articles to hear the atennture of the Welters has no legal place. The decision affects state bonds and the treasurer’s duties, with implications for public protection and state oversight over private parties. The obscured text hints at a challenge involving bankers and creditors, but the core ruling nullifies the contested provision.
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San France
Cal
Fhuntley
Jude Hunt
BALL PLAYERS STRANDED IN ST LOUIS AS MANAGER ABSENT
Ten Detroit football players, stranded in St Louis after arriving to play two games, searched last night for their manager A W Stewart who handled their transport and had promised to meet them at Union Station. With Stewart missing, the group faced unsettled expenses and uncertainty about funds.
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Detroit
St. Louis
A. W. Stewart
Union
Stewart
West End
Cyelme
Canasta
St. Louis Foolball Association
Ship Building Plant in San Francisco Rivalry Outlook
A new large capacity ship building plant is planned in San Francisco. Risdon works owners reportedly secured control of the Padlo rollins mitis water-front tract spanning 1700 feet, enabling a dry dock capable of receiving the largest vessel afloat. The project, costing about 5 million dollars, aims to employ around 1000 workers and positions Risdon Tren as a major competitor to Union Ironworks in warship and large craft construction.
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San Francisco
Call Sngs
Risdon Ren Works
Te Padlo Rollins Mitis
Rissen Tren Company
Union Ironworks
Farge
Railroad legal chiefs meet to discuss Nebraska
A conference of Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific legal departments will be held in this city to discuss the Nebraska situation. Nebraska lines attend by invitation. Attendees include Winslow S Pierce general attorney Missouri Pacific New York Alex G Cochran general solicitor St Towleandiek etc.
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St Lows
Missouri Pacific
Union Pettis Railways
Nebraska
Winslow S. Piercé
New York
Alex G. Cochran
Leavenworth Loss Delays Prison Improvements
Wesilt sete indicates funds for Leavenworth federal penitentiary improvements totaling $200000 will not be authorized now. Warden McClingry обсужд discussed the plan with Chairman Cannon and the house appropriations committee, who advised delaying the $3000 request until the next session.
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Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
McClingbry
Cannon
Huntington in Frisco for Southern Pacific annual meeting
C Pt tunt Inston, president of the Southern Pacific company, arrived in Frisco to attend the annual meeting and inspect various lines. Fragile or garbled text references doctors and a medical cure product without clear context or coherent details.
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Huntington
Frisco
San Francisco
C. Pt
Tunt Inston
Southern Pacific Company
Topeka mutual insurance agent halted in Oklahoma case
Guthrie March 27 a Topeka Farmers' Mutual Insurance agent was arrested under new Oklahoma laws regulating mutual and hail insurance companies. The firm had no authority to operate there and faced a 500 dollar fine per offense with jail for six months on failure to pay. The company offices are in the Columbian building with officers David Overmyed J J Everingham W B Esgley and H A Warner as treasurer.
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Frank Foster
Hail Company
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Uestin
Noble
Hot- Hill
Farmers’ Mutual Inurance Company
Topeka
Topeke
Kansas
Missouri
Farmers' Mutual of
Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company
Columbian Tulidies
David Overmyed
J. J. Everingham
W. BD. Esgley
H. A. Warner
Chinn to Lecture on Kentucky Political Turmoil
Col Jack Chinn a close ally of Governor Gesbel announces a lecture tour on the Kentucky political scene. He will discuss the Democratic senatorial race, Gunpalen affair, the assassination, trials of suspects, and related events, visiting major cities to benefit the Gesbel monument fund.
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Frankfort
Jack Chinn
Gesbel
Kentucky
Fond Hetas
RAYS
Stage censorship clashes with incendiary play in Philippines
Protesters in a Tagalog theatre scene in Manila sparked by a play titled Bor Love of Country incited demonstrations under references to independence. Police arrested the theater manager and the playwright, a Tagalog newspaper proprietor, after authorities had banned the production. Honolulu port status and naval movements are noted, with transport Soon to sail to Manila, and ships Hancock, Marie and Grant scheduled to stop at Honolulu and Guam.
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Manuger
Ta`galo
Forbdden
Honolulu
San Francisco
War Department
Bite
Fonte Wi
Manila
Hancock
Philippine Commission
Guam
Mraie
Grant
Topeka News Roundup Spurs City Activity
Topeka items report court dates and hearings. officials plan meetings on Santa Fe shop position. Mayors and engineers travel for conferences. plans advance for hospital annex and street improvements. the Messiah in Lindivers praised. election ballots and Populist delegates discussed.
Mills Store Front Crowds Block Sidewalk Narrow Passage
Foot traffic clogs the Mills store exterior as crowds form a dense line along the sidewalk. Interforias notes workers and passersby contend with the crowded frontage, creating a bottleneck in the narrow pedestrian space.
Death from Fright Burglar Fatally Scared at Robbery
Chicago. John E Tarbell attempted burglary of a Lemont grocery store with a companion. They pried a back window but were thwarted by the sleeping proprietor who fired his shotgun. Tarbell was shot at and died from heart failure caused by fright. his partner escaped.
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Chicago
John E Tarbell
Lemont
Tarbell
Jimmy
Parbell
McKinley nominates Rev Barton W Perry for army chaplain
President McKinley selects Rev Barton W Perry of Oakland California for the sole Army chaplain vacancy. The nomination introduces a new precedent for future selections and imposes a rigorous exam covering Greek Roman German French English and American history and literature. Secretary Hoot flags that future chaplain exams will be strict and will bar politicized appointments, expanding the retiring list soon.
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Washington
March
McKinley
Barton W. Perry
Oakland
Cal
Lst
Reguire
Perry
Greece
Rome
Germany
France
England
America
Hoot
Nigger Jim Weds at Dawson Society Event
Nonspecific society note from Dawson reports a notable marriage during the season. The article mentions travelers from Nome, a steamship arrival at Skagway, and local plans for a mining and riverfront cleanup with large estimated figures, all amid a period of mild Nome weather and Arctic travel chatter.
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Dawson
Mictoria
B.C
Skagway
Nome
Stromer
McRax
Nagel
San Francisco
Port Lafeyt
Cape Nome
Ute River
Marriage of Jim Dougherty and Lattle Oatley Newsnote
The report notes the marriage of Jim Dougherty and Lattle Oatley, a variety star, alongside a burial in Skagway for Bert Horton and his wife, murdered a year earlier, and the start of the Indian’s trial in the killing.
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Jim Dougherty
Nieger Jim
Lattle Oatley
Bride Land
Bert Horton
Skagway
Big Prices for Books at Daly Sele New York Auction
A Daly Sele sale in New York unmasked a rich library showing about 500 books sold with several high prices. Notable items included autographed programs by stars like Edmund Keane Macready Keane and Ellen Terry selling for 80 dollars. A collection of playbills and early festival nights fetched 305 dollars, while Sanderson’s Biography of the Sinners sold in three volumes for 160 dollars per volume. Memoirs of Sheridan and The School for Scandal manuscript also drew strong bids. Spence’s Curiosities fetched 930 dollars per volume.
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Daly Sele
New York
Augustin Daly
Wits
Sidders
Jordan
Edmund Keane
Macready
Kemble
Charles Keane
J. W. Wallack
Philadelphia
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Thomas Moore
London
Sheridan
Lord Chamberlain
Sach
Fisk
America
Boston
Joseph Spence
Dunkards Leave Chicago for North Dakota Settlement
Nearly two thousand Dunkard settlers will depart Chicago this evening for the Devil’s Lake district in North Dakota. They board the Wisconsin Central to St Paul and then travel via the Northern Pacific to the Dakota territory. A small number had arrived in the city yesterday, while most will arrive today from central states territory.
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J. Allen
Ottawa
Charles Lobdell
Topeks
Lane County
Godard
Arkansas City
Carl Lewson
Eick Lst
Oscer Bischof
Germany
Stormont Hospital
Frank Grimes
Great Bend
Kansas Grain
Galveetan
Mmarts
Kariehs Avenue
Asylum
Dauchy
Rock Island
Topeka
Chicago
Mudge
The
Santa Fe
Texas
Fox State
Stryker
Wellington Voice
J. G.west
Souther
King and
Clay Streets
Julie Hook
Leavenworth
Shelden
London
Locexte
North Dakota
Dunkarda
Devil's Lake District
North Delos
St. Paul
Dakota
Northern Pacific
Tim
Central States
Commercia Club Struggles With Fall Fair Plans
Fragmented notes describe failed festivity planning and an inability to replace burned structures at the fair. Officials at the Commercial Club announced no replacement for the burned buildings and grandstand, leaving the committee without a permanent solution.
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Commercia
Elih Foams
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN BATTLE LISTED FOR PACIFIC AREAS
Latest war department report from General Ole lists killed and wounded sailors and soldiers in multiple Far East locations. Entries note units such as 40th regiment U S Infantry and 98th regiment U S Infantry with specific names and dates from Manila to Leyte and Samar islands. Wounded entries include gunshot and limb injuries with several ranks named, while some items mention beheadings and grave incidents during campaigns.
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OTIS
Washington
Ole
War Department
Casiaviles
Iestiara
Manila
Luken Island
U. S. S. Infantry
Mtyaagro
Edmund Bullock
Bennett Blakely
Charles V. Huey
Punay Island
98Th Regiment
U.S. ¥. Infantry
Pototan
Philly
Nolan
Leyte Island
U.S. Infantry
LaPaz
Micharl KH. Curtis
In Her Own Defense Miss Horlocker Testifies
Hastings March 27 Miss Horlocker testifies in the poisoning case recounting alleged late night meetings with Morey and denying immoral relations. She fainted leaving the stand and later identified a locket with Morey’s picture. Insanity expert opinions were read regarding her sending Mrs Morey candy.
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Morey
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