State Journal subscription terms and Schley case notes
The fragment discusses subscription procedures for the State Journal and mentions the Schley investigation moving beyond tariff delays toward potential trial. It references President McKibsey, a world’s fair fund, a conduit about streetcar exits, and commentary on public attitudes toward tobacco use.
After Roosevelt Killer Sighting At New York City Telegraph
Berlin N H Sept 12 Chief Toutigelise reports a man who left for New York declared intent to kill Vice President Roosevelt. Detectives from Wall Street dispatched to locate him. Descriptions: six feet tall, dark hair, smooth features, black neck scarf. A pursuit across wilderness tracked President Roosevelt’s movements.
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Use of Auditorium Hearing Before Judge Delayed
A contested hearing on the auditorium fee was postponed by Judge Bickaredey. The case, brought by a group linked to the Crainord opera Loune and its attorneys, concerns public entertainments and related charges. The matter, tied to arrangements with the Marine band, was set for further action after an agreed statement of facts.
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Plan of Reorganisation Ready For Approval
Washington reports the seventh national plan of reorganization for the failed National Bank of New York is ready for approval. Comptroller Dawes may act upon it after returning from Buffalo. the plan includes a 31,700.00 debt claim and a new board of directors. A separate court inquiry session is scheduled to consider naval matters with Admiral Ackley and Rear Admiral Hovteen. The Third Presbyterian Church plantock school session is noted for Sunday.
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Legal writhing over writ of prohibition in inquisitions case
Waldo Calvin seeks delay and relief from Judge Redden under the Hyner inquisitions law. Attorney C Clemens argues for postponement and tests the law's reach, while officials debate county versus assistant attorney general power. Witnesses have been subpoenaed. some refuse to testify as court actions continue toward possible Supreme Court review.
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Gonore
No Cash Bonds in Topeka City Claims Case
Roy Daniels, a Topeka theatrical man, filed with the city clerk for 150 against Topeka. The case concerns bonds and claims tied to municipal payments. Police court proceedings and prior bond actions are referenced, with names and dates indicating a contested financial claim against city officials and a potential bond acceptance by the council. The record lists multiple individuals connected to the case and outlines legal avenues pursued by Daniels.
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Anarchist Habeas Corpus Case Continued Till Saturday
Chicago readers watch the habeas corpus case as the anarchist prisoners appear in court. Judge Chettam arrives late and the room fills with deputies secretaries and police officers. Prisoners named include Abraham Tesat Abraham Tesh Jr Clemens Proutsner Hippolyt Havel.
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Court session adjourned after jurisdiction clash report
Proceedings centered on the legality of Magistrate Prindiville's notes with Henry Travagile Michael Rozick and Morris Fox among figures. Emmi Gold min absent. Tuinyer Gueting and Dr Taylor debated whether the justice court had proper authority. case postponed to 10 oclock tomorrow. Mercury notes them as winter advances with showers and cooler conditions.
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Geeting
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Prindivillc
Plea of insanity in threat case for Red Laird
Red Laird charged with sending threatening letters demanding blood money to Charles Wolf. Attorney W H Holmes says Laird will plead insanity as defense, claiming he is unsound minded and once confined in an asylum for about four years.
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W. H. Holmes
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Institution
Justice Disney Delivers Heavy Sentences in Pines Case
Judge Disney levied 6200 dollars in Pines as part of a broader sentencing day. Gates Chesney received 12 of 16 counts changed with a 3500 dollar fine per count, totaling 2900 dollars owed to the state and one year of confinement. Frite Durein faced 0 of 34 counts with 3500 per count, resulting in 11 months in jail.
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Frite Durein
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