Two Pay Penalty Twenty Two Sentenced to Jail
A late 19th century note reveals that since January 1, 18 percent, two individuals have been sent to county jail for selling liquor against the prohibitory law. Only two completed their sentences, while three remain imprisoned. Pardons by governors and county commissioners affected outcomes, with several named cases showing pardons after partial or full terms.
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Red Hose
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Grote
Stanley
Richards
Leary
Evan Stine
Leedy
AJ. Stone
Ogden
Davis
Jack Durkin
Bert Russell
Es .A
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Lara
Lendy PiThonan Poct
Tine
Rinne
Ngrook” Wright
Lest
Chris Emith
Tine Esassore
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Feited bonds and sentences from an 19th century docket
The record lists bond forfeiture and jail terms for multiple individuals. Lena Mihanna was sentenced March 2 to a fine of 400 dollars plus 14 dollars costs totaling 414 dollars and 614 days to serve. Lytle’s case remains in judgment with release secured. Torrington faces a 1600 dollar fine, unspecified days, and 227 dollar costs while still jailed. Richanison to pay fines and costs totaling 196 dollars, still in jail.
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George Durghart
Fred Rose
Lena Mihanna
Lytle
Supreme Court
William Torrington
Judd Richanison
Anticipation of U S Demand for Ransom in Stone Abduction
Constantinople Oct. d Turkish government readies to meet anticipated U S demand for repayment of funds to secure release of abducted American missionary Miss Stone. Turkey denies responsibility for the kidnapping and rejects U S claims, citing lack of charge against Turkey. A Turkish official signals resistance to US claims, while Bulgarian links to the plot surface amid claims sanctuary was found in Bulgarian territory.
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United States
Hlien M. Stone
Porte
Mixt Stone
Turkey
Firet
Miss Stone
Mies Stone
Bulgaria
May Irwin to Retire from Stage This Season
Baltimore dispatch reports actress May Irwin will retire at the end of the season to rest after a demanding career. She cited eye strain and a desire to enjoy life away from the stage, planning quiet pursuits once the wet season ends. Meanwhile in London, a warm reception greeted Sir Thomas Lipton on his arrival.
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Baltimoore
Det
Madge Nein
Miss Irwin
Lipton
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Kransts Gly
Col
J. G. Stowe
United Syates
Ow ‘Town
Kansas City
National Association of Agricultural Implement and
National Association Press League
Fierce gale halts entrance to Folkestone port vessels sunk
A fierce easterly gale today disrupted channel shipping around Folkestone. Channel steamers abandoned attempts to enter the port as conditions worsened. Several vessels have sunk at moorings or nearby, with carcasses of animals washing ashore near Deal. The Ophir carriage with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York was aboard a royal yacht ship heading to London.
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Folkestone
Yessul
Deal
Iandon
Carnwall
York
Yaumouth
Pestle
WIENE
Bebe Ophir
P.m. King
London
Cornwall
Fire destroys five story brick building in Chicago
A five story brick building at 241 Ontario Street in Chicago burned early today. Occupants included Derby Steam Laundry and Chicago General Zimmerman Manufacturers. The structure suffered major damage with extensive losses from an apparent explosion, contents estimated high. Fire officials report the blaze originated from an explosion and the building is wrecked.
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Cet
Ontario Street
Derby Steam Laundry
Chicago General Zimmerman Manufacturers
Chics En Hox
Dia
Lynching and mob violence reported in court yard
A mob dragged a black man from a jail miscell and hanged him at the courthouse steps after a pursuit through the street. The mob dispersed quietly after completing the act as neighbors looked on and firearms were used during the chase.
Germany 15s Provoked by France in China Letters
The Perils correspondent for the London and New York Times reports German irritation over General Voyron’s letters to Piekt Marthat Count von Waldersee. The Colony Gazette notes German missions will be protected and France’s claim to champion Catholic interests in China cannot be practically exercised.
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Chine
New York
London Times
New York Times
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Ching
Fauehaut
China
Germany
Prige
Union Pacific Wreck at Rock Springs Opens Switch
An open switch caused a slight wreck on Union Pacific westbound passenger train No. 3 near Rock Springs Wyoming. Passengers were badly shaken. W. W. Alexander of Chicago was not seriously injured. Traffic resumed after a short delay.
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Rock Springs
Salt Lake
Utah
Tribune
Wyo
W. W. Alexander
Chicago
Emporia Photographer H. Waite Retires After Fifty One Years
Emporia Gazette notes H. Waite retires after fifty one years in photography. He never took a week off, mastered daguerreotypes to modern prints, and visited his El Dorado shop daily for twenty years. Locals recall his shop is likely to reopen soon.
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the Gazette
H. Waite
el- Orin
Walte’s
Gusette
King Edward’s Health Reported Growth Removed From Left Voice
New York dispatch cites the Medical Press and Circular noting that papillomatous growths have been removed from King Edward’s left vocal chord on three occasions. An immediate alternative operation has become necessary, prompting a clear public update to ease anxiety.
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New York
London
Tribune
Edward
Tragic duel leaves child dead in Butte home
In Virginia City, Parke residence, Eehel Plumb aged 5 lies dead from a head wound during a duel between Mr and Mrs Plumb. Mrs Parke and Mes Plumb wounded but to recover. The couple had long been unhappy. last night Plumb opened fire, triggering a deadly sequence.
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Plumnb
Overdraft Scandal In G A R Department Commander Norton
The G A R state department faces a controversy over overdrafts by Commander Martin Norton. Contingent accounts of 450 were approved, but Norton has drawn funds exceeding 250, while Assistant Adjutant General Riddle resignations and a postponed audit frame the dispute. Norton disputes timing of the audit and vows to cover the deficit.
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Emporia
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Whitney
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Blue Hupiits
W. W. Dennison
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A. W. Smith
Slite Journal
Riddie
Miraculous Escape Near Fatal Accident in Newton Kansas
Blacksmith John Crotty narrowly escaped death on a Tuesday afternoon between 4 and 5 o’clock while crossing a work area near the factory. He was with Powell from the blacksmithing department as they traversed the footpath under the failing winter repairs. The near tragedy occurred when a machine and repairs project shifted near the boilermaker’s plane, sending a scare but Crotty escaped unharmed.
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Blackcastling
Designs for Queen Victoria Statue Draw Attention in London
Victoria Memorial in New York reports private designs for a Queen Victoria statue at St James Palace and for Buckingham Palace facade recasting. The Lancet denies rumors of King Howard’s illness, stating he remains in good health with no operation.
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Aston Webb
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Wheat and grain markets show light trading and firm beans
Chicago and New York reports indicate light activity in wheat corn and oats with December wheat opening higher on weak cables. Provisions dull with lower hay trade. Cattle hogs steers and sheep receipts listed with steady to firm tones. sugar copper and stocks mixed amid cautious market sentiment and government policy chatter.
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Sear
Honae Omtariay Proche & Firm Herat Aes Bisbee
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Helgaes Farm
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Texans Fanteers
Bow
Tothy
Svea
Ri Sheen
Fragmented Local Market Report From October Newswire
Readable fragments describe copper prices and market tone with references to cotton and wool markets. Mentions New York money market rates, galveston Tex regional notes, and evolving commodity prices as of October 31. Sparse details limit precise figures or entities.
Market Gossip Sparks Mixed Commodity Signals
Early trading in London and New York shows mixed movement in wheat corn and tea prices with higher rates noted in some markets. Bank of England counts a 9 4 percent rate while Pacific trade discussions and potential war impact loom over Northern Pacific agreements and import concerns.
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Bank of Omalarte
Wenloue Fae
Ayers
Bors & Vulliah
Pacife
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