Jury Probes Scaffold Death in Coroner's Inquest
Coroner's jury finds Charles Sederstrom died from a scaffold fall. Contractors, timber quality, and possible negligence are debated as expert testimony and cross examination unfold. Local figures and a barber testify while another case potential grand jury action looms.
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Charles Sederstrom
Atigeh
Lea Gwedlab
Joseph G. Witere
Sedaretroce
Watsre A
Uié
Calartoptie
T. H Brooks
Brooks & Miller
Dave
Deng
George Lescher
James Hinety
Othengwu
Lunner
Waters Dilmit
Be Meralen
A. Heooka
Jowph Martall
W. F. Etlitos
Fred Jenness
Jasper Baurnest
Marty I
Mr. Waters
A. Pobers
Sederstrom
Narrova
Wipesity
OSS Clay Atreat
District Court Docket From Town Case with Gordon Trial
In district court the case against George Gordon known as ik man proceeds after a failed attempt on an old farmer with a gold belt buckle. A verdict against the defendant concerns clerical charges for a tax book, while a separate mortgage matter involving Campbell and the Brown guardians targets Maple Grove lots and Tyler Street properties. The docket shift follows a reallocation of civil cases due to favored parties.
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Frial
Geor
Gordon
Holton
Jallon
W. E Domous
W. W. Dennisen
John
Brown
Denison
Qgaempbell Browgit
Poucks
J. L Beverly
Tyler
Polk
Maple Grove
Campbell Close
Peack
Tomas Riog
Ble
Federal Court
Verdict in multiple cases shows mixed outcomes in district court
The district court ruling covers cases including Gish v Beebeach where $55 attorneys fees were awarded to Sebeocke and a separate win for the plaintiff. Gish appeared in police uniform during proceedings and the case involved connections to W B Hightmire in the same building. In Manspesker v Dispatch band, Schenck hired Hightmire as a substitute when the attorney fell ill, leading to disputes over who earned fees. The record notes claims that Kimire’s settlement should have benefited Hightmire, and a juror observed conduct affecting the case deliberations.
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District Court
Jary
Hira
Vom Gish
Beebeach
Sebeocketrict Court
Gish
Schenck
Rightmire
Schoenck
Elaine Gish
Jesaya Gla
Kimire
Jook
Kightmire
Glel
Georgia Likely To Adopt New State Liquor Plan
In Atlanta a pending Bush bill aims to create a state liquor system pending approval by the General Assembly. A Senate temperance committee report proposes a town based venders system requiring bonds, state penalties, and strict sale rules. If passed, the plan would regulate sale and keeping of liquor in incorporated towns.
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Dieppesary
Staten Atranta
Georgia
South Carolina
General Assembly
Senate Temperance
Ile
Jury Completes Historic Cripple Creek Verdict
Two women on a Cripple Creek jury convict a landlady of stealing a $13 item from a boarder and sending it to her daughter. The jury, in a first for the state, returned a guilty verdict with fine and costs after a brief deliberation.
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Cripple Creek
Cutreis Creek
Cole
Justion
Tinthaway
Ape Marnes
Lows
Topeka Associated Charities Aids Rail of Thanksgiving Dinners
A Topeka drive by the Associated Charities fed 628 people in 114 families with Thanksgiving dinners. Donations from schools, clubs, and individuals filled tables with meat and vegetables, clothing, and toys. Several families faced hardship including rent and medical issues while some declined aid, others received help from Delamont and local schools.
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Associated Charities
Topeka
Oeklund Achoc
Clover
Line Creek
Seabruck
A. P. Wilger
Association
Martin & Dennis
Suffianvla School
Shorey
Potwin
Burglar Tries for Turkey at Mr Golden’s Home
A would-be thief attempted a break in at BF Golden’s 215 West Tenth Street last night during Thanksgiving. The burglar aimed for the turkey on the dining room table but fled when confronted by Golden armed with a loaded shot gun. The incident follows a peaceful Thanksgiving, with the family already retiring for the night.
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Mr. Golden
BF Golden
West Tenth Street
Golden
Mr. Gulden
Fred
Odd Fellows Homes and Orphanages Expand Nationally
The article notes growing Odd Fellows homes in multiple states, including New Jersey and New Hampshire, with property values cited. It highlights the spread of lodge activity, staff efficiency, and charity efforts, plus details on officers, memberships, and death benefits across the Order.
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Odd Fellows’ Bowies
Philadelphia
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Henrg
Sugo
Germany
Nevada
Missouri
Michigan
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Indian Territory
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Roc1er Bros
Turkey
W. R Kennady
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Peerles Steam Laundry
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Stephen Berry
Lisan Burl
Hugh McCurdy
Templar Masonry
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H. H. Montgomery
Mlinola
Grand Commandery
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New York
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