Military habeas case heats Cripple Creek district court
Seemingly obscure habeas corpus action dominates Cripple Creek proceedings as Judge Beeds weighs the state’s authority and military prerogative. Attorneys Crump and MaCledland clash over delays and possible danger while the court orders the transfer of three defendants to the sheriff or face continued habeas proceedings. The hearing underscores tensions between military power and civil jurisdiction in the region.
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Ia Creek
Myneas
Beeds
Weliere
Tha
Militery
Prinig Worsting
Audavita
Grioneré
Seeds
Mntil Afteruc
Crizup
Iitinary
General Bell
Crump
Aneh & Bram
Round Up of Suspect Characters in New York City
A New York roundup targeted suspicious individuals as police conducted a raid in the East Side area. Twenty four prisoners were detained in the initial sweep. One man hurled a vial of poison into an ash barrel as he was captured, and most arrestees appeared to carry a weapon or firearm.
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New York
Thin City
Java
Wen
Nmn
Wiesbington
Joend Presbytery
Penni Philadelphis
Washinse
Kiother Sensation Over The Boer War
London reports on charges over the sinking of the Pow-erful and Ladysmith relief, with Admiral Lambton accusing General Hunter of naval misdeeds. Hunter’s siege testimony is cited, and Lambton calls for apology while urging restraint until further details emerge.
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Kiother
Scotland
Eiths
Landton
Hunters
Hunter
Lambton
Farmers National Congress Address by Gov Odell
Governor Odell delivered the welcome address as the Farmers National Congress opened in Albany, urging unity and reform. He stressed soil development, fair competition, and the welfare of rural citizens while calling for action on reciprocity, road建设, public utilities, and agricultural policy.
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Farmers National Congress
Gov
Odell
Ringura
Kheunomets
Nalonsl
Flanderssot Albany
Rovner Odell
Jullormeigon
Uuifair
Haniel
Tome Tly Leise Yeni TsTuenen
Strange Case of Russian Divorce Ends in Suspended Sentence
A Russian-born man, Max Chaber, sought divorce from Sarah Grahet after moving between the United States and Burma. The circuit court in Whigit held the divorce bid, with the judge noting irregularities in the marriage and issuing a suspended sentence for bigamy after complex cross-border proceedings and a customary postnuptial settlement.
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Amarien
Neni
Shiinge
Mouay
Crohey
Chen
Fay
Dudge Glbans
Fis
Deeree
Chu
Ulinela
Beautiful girl found murdered on railroad tracks
A woman named Mick Apple, living with her brother Dr W La Rayle in Glenville, was found on the Lake Shore tracks at the entrance of Gorton Park. Police say she was murdered and placed on the track between two trains. The investigation and details remain unclear amid reports of bruises and a torn dress as investigators pursue motive and suspects.
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Ake
Olive Jtyleld
Gorton Park
Hert
Mick Apple
W la Rayle
Glenville
Canal Treaty in Jeopardy at Midnight
Washington dispatches report no new signals from Minister Beangre or Croatian chargé d’affaires Kerzait on the Panamanian canal situation by noon, raising the prospect that the canal treaty could expire at midnight with no last minute action or news to revive it.
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Washington
Biale
Panus Eanal Cituation
Beangre
Kerzait
Irish Will Leave America for Ireland Return
A partially garbled report notes discussion among Irish Americans about returning to Ireland. Secretary O Callahan of the United Irish League and MP Mr. Condon are cited on emigration, tenant evictions, and the idea of reuniting the community. The text hints at political views on land, banks, and rail questions but remains unclear.
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London
O'Callahan
United Irish League of Amerigin
Condon
M. P
United States
Six Persons Injured In Plunge Of Automobile
An automobile carrying six persons plunged fifteen feet from a levee into the Guadalupe river bed near Ensenjo Crs last night. All were injured. Mrs. McSassath is fatally hurt. Passengers include Pietra De Saissett, Peter Gol and wife, Lewis Gol, and coachman Winkin Carliste. Totalscolt, a noted capitalist and Colllya wholesale grocer, figures in the tale.
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Enn Jose
Crs
Guadalupe River
UcSaissath
Mig Pietra de Saissett
Peter M. Gol
Lewis
Clalfear
Winkin
Carliste
Airs
Sarneetols
Iit
CloV’s Toft
Arm Wits Hrokee
Fava Pines
Mrny
War Threat Looms Between Honduras and Nicaragua
Incoming dispatches report potential full war as Honduras demands control over boundary rights along the Wonks river. President Bonilla warned Nicaragua to recognize Honduran claims or invasion would follow, with Cape Gracias authorities seizing power to enforce demands. Fueled by border disputes and prior refusals, the situation risks immediate conflict.
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Honduras
Equility
Nicaragua
Pittaburg Pyndiculee
Puerto Cortes
Hondur
Wonks
Hontineng
Bonilla
Cape Gracias
Loeb
Honsuras
Ordonez
Teagins
Tagueignlon
Nicaragnans
Zelayn
Gragias
Cardinal Gibbons Enthused Over Pope Pius X
New York September 22 Cardinal Gibbons arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. A delegation of priests and laymen greeted him at the bay with J D Stafford and J B Singleton leading the group. He will stay in Brooklyn then accompany the delegation to Baltimore. The welcoming party and shore receptions followed as the cardinal spoke briefly to the crowd. The Pope’s visit and American church ties were noted, with discussions on potential Vatican plans for the St Louis Exposition and early church relations in the United States.
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New York
Cardinal Gibona
J.D. Stafford
Washington
J .B. Singleton
Baltimore
Tibbot
Dwilimors
Catholic Benevolent Order
Brooklyn
Ralttmore
Tihbott
Aoholen
Sean
Pins
Mar
Morey Tel Val
Vatican
St. Los
Mining men suffocated in Buena Vista mine incident
Buena Vista Cola Sept 2 Col TF Morley manager of Buena Vista smelter mine and Adolph Abern, superintendent of Ye mines, were killed by foul air during an inspection tour. Their bodies were recovered later. Avebie Avkereun, superintendent of Four Metals Mine company, accompanied Morley and Abernson and was seriously injured.
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Buena Vista
Cola
TF Morley
Buena Viste Sraultey
Mare Murphy
Adolph Aberam
Superine
Teenveren Iday
Avebie Avkereun
Four Metals
Marley da
Fall from high building shocks New York work crew
A iron worker named Joseph Heiser fell eighty feet from a scaffold at No. 26 West Nineteenth Street while erecting a frame. He landed in a broken heap during a fall described as a twisting descent. Workers rushed to aid him but found him conscious, examining his injuries before resuming work.
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New York
Sopl
Wes
Highteenth
Ives
Joseph Heiser
Hin Calusly
Ronvines
Jin
Prospects of a railroad strike loom in Minnesota
St Paul dispatch reports rail officials of the Great Northern denying renasta and rescinding a granite at provisions meetings. Grand Master Manna han of firemen and Ila Stann grand elie? engineers attend a conference. If no change, they warn a strike could begin within 45 hours.
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Overals & Pall
Negro Denies He Is Guilty In Peoria Trial
In Peoria on September 22 Folia Metre, the accused, denies guilt for the fatal stabbing of Detective Murphy. Defense argues Murphy acted improperly in attempting to seize him and that the appointment of the officer was not approved by the City Council. Proceedings focus on whether the officer was properly commissioned and if the motive relates to his arrest.
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Peoria
Murphy
Miurphy
Wits
Killuil
Growth of religion and social reform in early 20th century public life
Atlantic City reports detailing broad religious sentiment and social reform initiatives. The document cites lectures by Wright and references to President Wilson era diplomacy, temperance debates, and international rights. It notes rising religious influence on labor, education, and public morality, with emphasis on humanitarian and philanthropic programs across states and organizations.
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Atlantic City
Seal
Shlvgt
Carll
Wright
Lear
Linu
Etime
Eriunii
Adar
Giuy
Ima
Soiaal
Gar
Seine Ley
Gait
Crete
Davaston
Kawrsun
TWO MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS IN GIANT EXPLOSION
Portland Oregon reports a massive powder blast that killed two men at Mamamt Tutlor Kann Sinan and Swear Ways. Fragments scattered across the yard, aiding investigators as officials mourn and promise further action. The Grand Lodge and military figures comment on safety and punishment.
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Portland
Ore
Bonis Amd
Aivir Semains
Pynp Yardere
Pickell Agi Anil Growler
Olin Tadag
Bort Ou
Seve Fauilier
Congress to Host Atlantic Crossing Discussion
A telegraphic report from New York dated September 22 notes a congressman from Worcester arrived after attending a peach conference in Vion. The piece mentions President Bronevelt and a call for government appropriations to cover expenses of a convention with emphasis on independent action by the government.
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York
Soph
Bronevelt Tomer
United States West
America
Booker T Washington Miseducation Controversy Report
A historical critique describes the debate over Booker T Washington's views on Negro education and religion. It cites Presbyterians and educators debating his influence, with factions questioning methods and the impact on higher education for African Americans, while supporters defend his pragmatic approach.
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