Stein Discharged in Embezzlement Case Against Dunn
Rudolph Stein, a pawnbroker on Twenty Fifth Street, was discharged in the embezzlement case brought by James Dunn after Dunn and companion Spires conceded drunkenness and uncertainty over who pawned the valise. Clothes alleged to be in the valise were found pawned at Rosenthal’s shop, proving they did not belong to Stein. The judge thus freed Stein, absolving him of blame.
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Rudolph Stein
James Dunn
Stein
Dunn
Stein's
Pender
Rosenthal
Mr. Stein
W. D Silvey
Twenty-fifth
Jr. Cave
Geo. Tribe
Inquest Ordered Over Courtney Phillips Death
The coroner's inquest into Courtney Phillips who died from a dose of strychnine was postponed to 2 p.m. tomorrow. Judge Howell had empanelled a jury of John Pieres J. J. Brummitt and Amos Sebring to view the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
John Pieres
J. J. Brummitt
Amos Sebring
Courtney Phillips
Building Permits For Two City Residences
The city issued permits for a one story frame residence on Twenty-fifth Street between Harrison and Van Buren Avenues valued at 3000 dollars and a one and a half story frame residence on Monroe Avenue between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets valued at 1000 dollars.
Board of Education meeting on salaries and property sale
The Board met with all members present except two. It discussed teachers' salaries and selling the central school property on Twenty-fifth Street. Actions were deferred on both issues, and changes to first floor rooms at the High School to enlarge the commercial department were referred to the buildings and grounds committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Coutoy
Island
Twenty-fifth Street
Morrison and Hanley Waive Examination in Burglary Case
In municipal court Elijah Blorrison and Albert Stanley were arraigned and waived preliminary examination after being caught attempting to burglarize Clark's store. They are bound over to the district court to plead guilty to burglary. bonds set at $1,000 each. Morrison's true name is Frank Herr of Philadelphia. Hanley recently released from penitentiary for car robbing.
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Morrison
Frank Herr
Elijah Blorrison
Albert Stanley
Clark
Hanley
Philadelphia
Big Concert Adds Two Pianos and Large Chorus
High school pupils practice nightly for the December 30 concert poised to feature Bram Gatly and Mr Shepherd of Salt Lake City with a Liszt prelude. Two hundred high school girls will form a chorus as the heating repairs close the school.
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Bram Gatly
Shepherd
Salt Lake City
Coop
Liszt
Ehg- US
Central
Real estate transfers recorded in county deeds log
The county recorder notes transfers including Ellis Franklin Clifford and Alice to Albert N. Clifford for part of southwest quarter section 33 township 7 west at $1. Wat Sileax and wife to VY. Gideon for part of lot 9 block 13 Nob Till addition at $160. Andrew Freberg and wife to Joseph Combe for north half of southeast quarter section 22 township 5 north range 1 west at $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliiis Franklin G. Clifford
Alice
Albert N. Clifford
Wat Sileax
VY. Gideon
Andrew Freberg
Joseph Combe
North Range
Local briefs mix court, commerce and holiday cheer
Mrs. Green faces forgery charge in McKinney case and is released on own recognizance after Municipal Court action. Albert Mortensen embezzlement case withdrawn with defendant paying costs. Excelsior Market advertises fine meat and turkeys. A wedding and several holiday notices fill the county clerk’s docket as the weather turns colder.
Market opens with moderate activity on Wall Street
New York stocks show mixed moves as trading starts. Hook Island rises about 1 2 percent while Brooklyn Transit and Consolidated Gas edge up briefly then retreat. Rock Island drops from 23 5 8 to 22 3 8 with preferred sliding. coalers weaken though Union Gas climbs. Trading momentum lifts many issues late morning with Amalgamated and Brooklyn Transit gaining.
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New York
Hook Island
Brooklyn Transit
Consolidated Gas
Rock Island
Preferred
Reading
Brooklyn Union Gas
Mnicea
Mnoom
Amalgamated
Rock Island Preferred
Market quotes for wool and territory middlings
In St Louis on December 23 prices for wool nominally ranged from 18 to 19 for territory and western mediums, 15 to 17 for fing medium, and 15 to 16 for fine wools.
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St.Louis
Kansas City Cattle Market Shows Higher Prices
Cattle receipts reach 3,000 with prices 6 to 10 cents higher. Native cattle and calves range from 3.50 to 4.60, cows and heifers around 2.25 to 3.80, feeders 2.00 to 3.90, calves 2.25 to 5.75, western cattle 1.75 to 4.00. Hogs averaged about 4.25 to 4.59 with packers at 4.35 to 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Special Sale in Black Dress Goods
Tomorrow morning we offer another popular black dress goods sale. The season is here for black dress fabrics with patterns suitable as Christmas gifts for wives. Plain Mistrals 45 inch wide priced at 7.2, Khuéb Mistrals 45 inch wide at 10.5, Noppe Mistrals 45 inch wide at 13.6.
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Ogden
Wright's
Greene
Verveesheehies Wright
Eee Eae Ee E A Eeeeees
A fragmentary note describes a local event with names obscured by text errors. The snippet mentions a person and organization in a community setting, hinting at a civic or social gathering without clear details.
Domestic Department Offers Fleece-Lined Goods and Waistings
A domestic department notice highlights fleece lined fabrics 26 inches wide and waistings 20 inches wide offered by the yard. It describes novelty prints and dress patterns with priced ranges around two to three cents per yard, reflecting everyday merchandise in the store.
Men Readiness for Christmas Slippers Gift Idea
A quirky ad suggests slippers as a ideal Christmas gift for men. It lists several styles and prices including low and high cut patent trimmed options from $1.50 to $2.25. The tone is promotional with playful lines about gifting and wearing slippers.
Proper Gift Neckwear For Women At Your Store
The shop offers a range of women's neckwear deemed ideal for gifts. Shoppers are assured of finding the right style and quality to suit any recipient.
Sheep Market Prices Reported for Receipts and Lambs
The bulletin lists sheep receipts at 2,000 head with strong quotes across categories. Reutions 3.25 to 4.15, lambs 4.65 to 5.50, range wethers 3.50 to 3.80, and ewes 2.25 to 3.59.
Chicago cattle and sheep receipts and prices
Chicago markets report cattle receipts around 12 000 with prime steers 5.00 to 5.75 and cows 1.50 to 4.05. Hog receipts near 28 000 with butcher averages about 4.45 to 4.70. Sheep receipts about 10 000 with wethers 2.60 to 5.09 and lambs to 5.70.
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Chicago
Cholea
Sugar and Coffee Prices in New York Market
Sugar and coffee notes from New York on December 23 show raw and refined sugar quotations with varying premiums and molasses sugar values. Coffee prices hold firm with No 7 Rio tea mentioned.
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New York
Falr
Rio Te
Money Market Rates and Exchange Report
New York closes with easy money on call at 3 1 2 to 4 percent and bids around 34 2. Sterling exchange is heavy with bankers bidding 4.8110 to 4.8120 for demand, 4.805 to 4.81 for sixty day bills. Time loans steady at 60 and 90 days 6 1 2 percent, six months 6 6 0. Gas mercantile paper at 6 percent. Commercial paper range 4 50 to 5 8. Silver at 55 4 2, Mexican dollars at 42 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Buila
Idaho arid lands dispute paves way to Interior decision
Attorney General Campbell upholds federal stance against Idaho plan for arid land segregation. Idaho's 166 acre parcels tied to irrigation schemes may be deeded to improvers if settlers fail to appear within two years, conflicting with federal law. Interior Department to review after two year deadline.
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Torney
Interior Department
Idaho Land Decision Reported From Washington
Washington December 23 reports an Idaho land decision by an unnamed official. The brief item notes a ruling or action affecting Idaho land issues with no detailed context or party names. The scant text emphasizes a governmental decision rather than a court or site event.
President grants pardons and clemency in several cases
Washington dispatch reports the President denied thirteen pardon applications and granted four pardons to restore civil rights. Clemency was exercised in eleven other cases, including a pardon for David Yrieger convicted in Kansas City of misapplying Missouri National Bank credits.
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Washington
David Yrieger
Kansas City
Missouri National Bank
Governor Taft Pardons Filipino Priest Under Death Sentence
Manila reports Governor Taft has pardoned several prisoners on the eve of Christmas including Leon Nepusey, a Filipino priest condemned by a military court. The clemencies come as wartime tensions and punitive sentences draw attention in the archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft ‘Heleares
Manila
Dea
Cavernor Taft
Leonard Nepusey
Fortbury
Taytay President Commutes to Twenty-Year Penal Servitude
The article notes the President of Taytay being commuted to penal servitude for a period of twenty years. It records the official sentence and the reduction or change in status as part of a government proceeding.
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Ing
Presidente of
Taytay
Railroads Split as Maricopa and Phoenix Revert to Independence
Phoenix December 22 reports say on January 1 the Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley railroad will become independent again and operate separately from Southern Pacific. M Bleiner, formerly SP superintendent, will again be superintendent. Stockholders favor independent management despite ties.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa
Salt Silver Valley
Southern Pacific Company
Jaté
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Wash
Albert Mortensen
Excelsior
H. €. Wood
Spencer, Idaho
Banner Dramatic Co
Five Pointe
Huntsville
South Portion
Chas, W. Scott
Emma Skelton
Ben Waymen
Ida Foy
Slaterville
D. J. Malone
Idaho Falls
Mr. and
Mirs. T. W. Collins
Wadsworth
Thos. Walker
O. A
Kennedy Jett
Jadignola
Iowa
D. Sunhlis
Reo
Tnt
Lydia M. West
Fourth Ward
W. H. West
James Shank
Sorenson Gallery
Miss Mercer
Thomas Mercer
Sacred Heart Academy
Sheriff's Office
Columbia Club
John F. McCready
Richard B. Davies
Second Ward
Meeting House
Twenty-sixth Street
F. M. Band Hall
23Rd St
ST. Louis
Battenburg
Eeeae
Battenberg
Esa
Eaton- Hurlbut
Te Aece
Ao Wlso
Prica
Chicago Cattle
Idaho
Filiping
Arizona Railroad
Salt River Company
Southern Pacific
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