Trial of Olders and Ohor Sensational Turn
San Francisco jury hears sensational trial of B A Grothers and Tremont Ohler, proprietors of the San Francisco Hub Jetty, charged with criminal libel as prosecutors seek to discredit rival water interests. Judge Dooling orders panel to resume after rapid legal maneuvering and questions of collusion.
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San Francisco
Troy
Sud
Dante Murphy
Tov
M. T. Dooling
San Brulin
Jude Donne
Fiends Set Fire To Tenement Houses In New York
A severe blaze swept through multiple sections of New York City early today injuring several residents. Firefighters battled flames that trapped people on crowded fire escapes as smoke filled the corridors of the tenement housing on East 43rd Street.
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York
MG City
Fire disaster at 247 Krial 140th street apartment house
Several people were badly burned when a blaze on the third floor trapped residents including Cullegra Unahar and his daughter Lana aged four. Paramedics rushed others to hospital as firefighters evacuated about forty residents from the building on Krial 140th Street.
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Umen
Cullegra
Unaharello
Lana
Burna
Drilsax
Xerles
Kral
Ke Liad Admits in Court Amid Prosecution Rumors
Pittsburg report recounts a trial where the defendant Ke is alleged to have lied. Witnesses including Angnanus Harte and Toby Te Weilshonn attended, with detective Henry Mair and notary H. A. Schnut noted. The proceedings reference Mrs Harte and Welulong area details as testimony unfolds.
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Pittsburg
Udiy
Dra
Harle
Angnanus Harte
Toby Te Weilshonn
Alford Hong
Lordlinnn
Dy Maylie
Anoulor Inge
bin Law
Bimittad
H. A. Sehnut
Connecticut Misses Walker Case in Treaty Dispute
The显示ex triton matter before Judge Cantona in Lower Cwilfarnia circles a dispute over a treaty clause. Connecticut omletida seeks to compel yielding of panes to Eesentila delle within forty days, with prosecutors arguing for the right to extradite under the treaty. The case hinges on whether the treaty limits action to that window and aligns with US authorization.
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William F. Walker
Trengher
Annie
New Critulo
Cantona
Lower Cwilfarnia
Ramires
Suvienoy
Gomneetiont Tae
Eesentila Nelle
Tramires
United
Dramatic Senate Battle Over Cherokee Citizenship Clash
In Washington on a dramatic Senate scene, Senator Owen of Oklahoma argued that Cherokee citizens must be treated as U S citizens, clashing with Senator Curtis of Kansas over the status of the Cherokee Nation and land ownership. The confrontation featured sharp exchanges about who bears allegiance and the role of the Interior Department, ending with Owen's lone vote in support of his position as the chamber adjourned.
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Washington
Fei
Liagonile Wareset
Senalye
Robert Ly Gwen
Oldalrmans
Arthus
Jutlung
Cherwkes
Sees
Interior
Owen
Punt
Att
Gwen
India
Bile
Mr. Curtig
Tie
Wad
Hratsencenen
Curtis
Senate
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Linn
Brill
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Krnaite
Uie
Ollahoma Senmiog Fatior
Paniel
Owen Letl
Taco
United States
Indiana
Ui Interior
Owahvu
Qwen
Oklahamn
Gaider
Aid Lanier
Altrich
Portuguese Holy Memorial Services Noted
Reported in a brief memorial listing references to Rostom Fe A Partagira and others, noting services planned today at the Vite Why Marlon Amt Crown Mylrea VE at Posh Op Betaguese. Details are fragmentary and reform as a compact memorial notice.
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Rostom
Marlon
Church Service Draws Elite Attendees at St John the Baptist
Mourners fill St John the Baptist as Archbishop O Connell Governor Quike Wisetuz Mayor Hibbard and city officials attend. Federal officers present. Consuls from Porth guess In Boston participate as chief mourner. Service reflects solemn rites with formal prayers and civic presence.
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Church of St. John the Baptist
O'Cannell
Quike
Wisetuz
Hibbard
Viernomt Devalle de Costa
Boston
Chlet
House Vote Forces Rout of COMMITTER FUT to Route
Washington, Fab 27 The all poor SAT formnyister on Wags and meant of the house was routed by an overwhelming vote, ordered out of the capitol to the new bus office building. Members led by Muser Payne and Dalzell objected but had only a weak following. committees seek new quarters for the speaker. The bill’s appropriation faced lengthy discussion and objections to privileges. The House adjourned at 7 p.m. Representive Liller introduced resolutions urging the navy secretary for submarine information.
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Washington
Fab
Capitol
Yarloug
Nemoumuski
Pertes
Renollians
Secretary of the Navy
Kla Poxtessian
House committee moves to cut Chinese indemnity bond
Washington report shows the house committee and foreign affairs panel approving a measure to reduce the bond to the United States for Boxer Indemnity from 31,440,778 to 11,055,492, with amendments adding 2,000,000 for further grounds and litigation costs. The measure sets total at 18,655,492 and includes provisions to address re opened claims within the coming year.
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Washington
House, Committer and Foreign Affaira
China
United States
Court of Clas
Mongolians Adopt Up To Date Methods
Tekin, Feb. 27. Kolochia, a prominent figure in Mongolia's reform efforts, sought Chlauke government aid to establish banks, railways, mines, a constabulary and a diplomats bureau, plus education and army. The Chinese government supports progress schemes with large sums, but without financial reform the department will not consider reorganization plans for the army or navy.
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Tekin
Kolochia
Stnigel- Jeu
Hte
Mongolia
Chlauke
Blaia
Jerome Fails to Prosecute Grafters in Albany
Governor Hughes stated that charges against District Attorney Jergine would proceed as usual and a copy of them would be sent to Jerome for response. He criticized officials and called for accountability, citing the public disappointment over graft and the need for action in the fraud cases.
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Albany
N.Y
Hughes
Jergine
Jerome
Anornes
Jerowe
Fc Amniniam
Devomo
Public exposure of sick criminals and bank panic critique
The article condemns a group of prominent criminals who allegedly looted banks and trusts, causing a bank run and panic. It argues failure to prosecute fuels distrust, calls for stronger enforcement, and warns against future riots and financial crimes. It stresses the need for accountability and jail for the major offenders.
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Elique
Polley Ballets
Ingaragea Rompanias
Oped
Jord Andnelly
Prealing
Metropolitan Treation Company
Nd Trust Ompanies
Saniilenia
Ives
Ganlulum
Aly
Sheep Herders in Pistol Duel Ends in Murder
Gillette and Wye area quarrel escalates into a pistol duel. A.B. Purvier was shot and killed by Leonard B. Nicholson. The two men, once friends, exchanged shots after a dispute on the plains. Nicholson fled after informing Dallas authorities of his intent to surrender.
Notice of Intention to Create 24th Street Improvement
Ogden City council intends to lay 24th Street from Quincy Avenue to War Bittern Avenue with 8 inch water pipe and related improvements. Estimated cost 2640.90 dollars, depth 32 feet, affecting blocks of Toby ANT Mocks and nearby property. Public hearing and assessment process to fund the project.
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Gunnel
Ogden City
Tian
Counell
Tawkr Son
24Th Street
Quincy Avene
War Bitten Avenue
General Striet
Feek
Toby Ant Mocks
Quincy
Enaia
Toby
Irian
Manche
Mining Company Stockholders Meet At The Oshes
A stockholders meeting for a mining company is to be held at the Oshes location with Nathe Iniak in attendance. The gathering aims to discuss company affairs and future actions.
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Satie He Horeky Wivyn Nathe An
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