Kansas editor sued over insults and political references
A Kansas major filed a criminal libel suit against the editor of the Kansas Tribune, alleging he called a local public figure a pejorative and mocked election outcomes. The court ruled the remarks did not amount to clear criminal libel, while colorful editorial jabs and editorials drew sharp commentary from observers and rival papers.
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Kansas
Wbel
The
Kansas Tribune
Lawler
Gillestte Terrazas
Chihuahua
Merion
Borique C. Creel
United
Gen. Hylvenon
Jlan George
George
Howell
Balt Lake
Mosell
Jedediah
Silent Braith and Jedediah Silent in Political Mystery
A garbled account references Silent Braith and Silent Jedediah, hinting at a political dispute and a sudden end. The piece suggests coercion, defiance, and unresolved motives tied to alleged crime and public intrigue.
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Jedediah
Dom
Memorial fountains proposed for Ogden parks
The letter from the Ipprotyigent Leagar urges a memorial gift to the city, proposing two large fountains by prominent Ogden faculty to beautify parks and foster public interest. The plan envisions permanent, touchable monuments as a centerpiece for Open Place and city pride, attracting support from readers and benefactors alike.
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Chen
Sven
Ogden City Parks to Be Managed by New Park Commission
The city council plans transfer of park duties to a dedicated park commission to oversee all parks and parking. The move aims to focus care, development, and maintenance on the square and city spaces, with commissioners chosen for practical, hands on park work experience and commitment.
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Ogden
New York Newspapers in 1906 and Market Trends
A Rochester talk by Lewis Wiley surveys New York City papers, noting World’s sensational era, shift toward conservatism, and the paper’s market dynamics. It cites New York’s 1900s circulation around 4 million, daily and Sunday editions, ad revenue over 10 million dollars, and advertising rates from 20 to 50 cents per agate inch, with agents earning commissions.
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Lewis Wiley
Rochester
New York
New York World
Boners
Eal
City of
Bas & Pope
Coplea
Papate
Atver- Mintotagi
New York City
Trimigh Advertising
Harlow
Newt
Aera
Cquitagle Life Case From Maryland Court Proceedings
A fragmented note describes a court matter in Maryland involving a company and a fast athletic lead. The text references the Washington area, a prem court, and a public proceeding. Details are unclear but indicate an official action or ruling affecting the company.
Capitol accounting case reveals wide scope of funds
United States court documents describe suit led by Mr. Brown on behalf of 454 policyholders seeking action to recover funds and challenge conduct of company officers. The case, argued before a federal court, centers on commissions, furnishing costs, and private residence expenditures linked to Capitol building projects in Marietta and Philadelphia.
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Bebal
Klinnell
Hareiture
Thy Boue
Peonsylvania Construction —Company
Marietta
Joba 1
Kandvtsin & Company
Philadepha
Joseph M. Haston
God
Commietlopers
James Scarlet
Peteral
Prosecution and Defense Weave Tale Around Bank Embezzlement Case
In Birmingham Alabama on May 2 a trial unfolds over $10,609 embezzlement from a First National bank. The defense portrays the defendant as influenced by hereditary insanity stemming from Justice Rutledge's lineage, with testimony linking a mental decline after a 1908 fever to diminished conduct and care for a relative.
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Ale
Alexander
Carahoim
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Firat Wrathonat Bank
Rutledge
Charleneton
D. C
Ephold
Leofall
Stats Izeaue
Bin
Vaudeville Prospects In Northwest Reach Of Orpheum Circuit
Orpheum representative of Martta Utex travels through Minneapolis May BO to arrange route to northwest theaters in Beatle Tacoma Cortland as the circuit expands. The company plans over 1 million dollars in properties across four cities, shaping the battlville territory from Chicago to San Francisco. Markets show stocks opening higher with gains in rail and industrials, led by favored rails and utilities as traders push into stronger demand.
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May BO
KR Ray
Peraccal
Martta J. Utex
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Vanierite
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Beatle
Tacoma
Cortland
Tansgers
Orpheum Company
Klaw & Ertaoxer
Orpheum Etrealt
Battleville
Chicago
New Oaleans
Los Angeles
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Orpheny Company
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Mixed Across Markets
Receipts show mixed cattle and sheep trading with prime steers around 15.35 per unit and lighter grades lower. Feeder and slaughter lots listed with varied prices, including 4.208.495 for slochees and 2.2025.15 for feeders, plus 13,000 for Noge-Recelpty and several larger totals. Sheep receipts around 6,000 with steady comparisons and regional references to western markets.
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