Separate Trial for Hueston Court Case Emerges
Court proceedings in Dauphin County reveal plans for a separate trial for Hueston amid capital fraud allegations. Key witnesses including James A. Slounaker and former state officials are called to assess architect certificates and alleged conspiracies linked to payments and contracts for building projects.
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Stanford B
Acchitpee Jamey M. Heston Gang
Commonwealth
Dauphin County
Wiley
Mar al Hieston
Yireatun
F. Ruthernal
Colndel
Banderson
Lewis
Wooston
Wrather
Samuel C. Hingston
Delphi
Crcam Myer
Siu
Ouiditas
Snyder
Willam
James
Guy Camlad
Bible Grounis
Bulldhiga
Blienton
Biny Yufwen
Scotty
Parisian style procurement ledger reveals 19th century state contracts
The document lists department records and contracts tied to the state levying body. It notes the awarding of a capital project to a chemical firm, retirement of board members, and a furnishing contract with a four percent commission. Minutes indicate board actions approving regulatory costs and furnishing agreements without competitive bidding.
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Fain
Marthiles
Lveakiiver
Auydur An Haidltuy Eenerat
Escalant
Furtier Woite
Trenaueer
1. I. Haren
Tormer Auditor General
Ft. Uarilenberg
Bord
Groimdy
Exiraris Sram
Tan Res Olglitar
Sanderson
Fire Engulfs Nelson Mfg Co Packing Plant Complex
A large fire destroyed the Nelson Mfg Co packing plant and several surrounding buildings on the Kaw river at Ranansily. The blaze gutted the main factory, cattle chutes, and cooling rooms, with firefighters delaying progress as they battled flames. The Nelso n Mags & Co packing plant, completed about seven years ago, was among structures burned.
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Kanna City
Inn
Secon Fox
Dha Nelson Aloriig & Co
Kaw
Ranansily
Szhnond
Walt Neue
Roym
Tech
Nelson Mags & Co
Army Depot Planned for San Francisco
Fragmentary text outlines a proposed United States army depot in San Francisco. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate federal authorization and a major military site project in the city. People and exact dates are not legible.
Fragmentary Obscure Text on Farm, Cattle and Sheep Trade
The readable parts describe farm by products and livestock such as sheep and cattle, with scattered notes on land, hay, wheat, and Clover. Mentions locations including Montana and Port Mason area, plus references to figures like weights and pounds, suggesting an agricultural discussion or court-like testimony about farming profits and barter.
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Nevis
Petad
Willie
Lieneee
Land Condemnation Spurs Federal Appropriation Plan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a condemnation scheme involving vast sums, including 1.6 million dollars for a submerged area and 1.5 million for property acquisitions. References to sites between Lagoa and Lewis avenues and a bay arm, plus General Funston and a 1.5 million appropriation, imply arbitration not provided for in the act.
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Oss
Gibslie
Ming
Tully
Lagoa
Lewis Alrect
van Neas Avenus
Fins
Bryan quotes on labor unions and corporate rights
A press statement relayed by the Associated Press discusses corporate power and labor organization. It contends corporations are legal creations with rights granted by law, while individuals face constraints, and notes government and Congress can regulate corporate rights and labor relations.
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Washington
Dan
Twilliam J. Bryan
Healhg
Congress
Tom Laboranton
Polis
House committee to hear Mr Bryan on campaign disclosures
The house committee on election of president and vice president met today and decided to hear Mr Bryan next, in support of Belmont vil, which advocates compulsory publication of campaign contributions by amount and name. The discussion emphasizes the dissent from the majority’s construction of the constitution and the importance of clear campaign disclosures.
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Ans
Avery
Nave
Bryan
Belmont
Bradstreets Report Of Available Supplies Summary
Bradstreets report notes US and European supplies, with totals and regional increases. Reported gains include United States and Canada 1,618,000 bushels and Europe nearby 2,200,000, plus Portland and Milwaukee elevator updates and Watertown private consignments.
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Canada
Portland
Alatie
Tughela
Milwaukee
Pelvate Elevatora
Mimiepoli
Covatora
Watertown
Deeredges
Manitoba
Huge Ville
Garam
Coyote Kills 42 Chickens in County Incident
Jan. 18 report notes a coyote killed 42 chickens in the county. Shute Rast, a local Cat, was mentioned as involved in leading the investigation. The stomach contents of the animal were examined by county authorities.
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Shute
Disappearance inquiry ties county bounty to saloon extortion probe
The county clerk received five notices yesterday as a $25 bounty concerned a theft case spanning a week. District Attorney Langdon and Police Chief Ritter led initial reports while saloon keepers face alleged extortion by local figures. In Seattle, Howard Elliott and Louis W Hill plan Seattle visits in late January to discuss freight rate adjustments with Northwest timbermen and railroads.
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Jongt Watch
Seattia
Jay
Howard Elliott
Pacife Yalle
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Seatile
Webranzy
Rill
Timbermen's Joint Committee
Ten Thousand Dollar Hair Ornament Lost
Chicago January 28 A large diamond studded hair ornament valued at nearly 17000 vanished from Mrs W W Kimball after a reception at the Field home. The ornament, owned by Mr W H Kimball, was last seen on her person and a citywide search has failed to locate it. Mrs Kimball has offered a reward for its return and suspicion falls on scene visitors during the gathering. The article notes strong society interest and the search continuing despite inquiries among household staff.
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Chicago
W. Wo
Kimball
Abe
Saloon Keeper Indicted for Offering a Bribe
January 28 reports from Poro Vandace say Gerad saloon keeper and broker Uarl Eb Ritter was indicted on bribery charges. The grand jury found he gave 190 to A. D. Culler to secure favorable voir dire and a renewal of his license. The case proceeds as authorities pursue the bribe allegations.
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Vandace
Uarl
EB Ritter
Gerad
A. D. Culler
Hefarg
Guttor
Price introduces What Flake Celery Food for all classes
Dr. Price unveils What Flake Celery Food described as highly nutritious and easy to digest. The product is pitched as a delicious daily food suitable for all classes and available for sale by grocers.
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Price
All Grocers
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