Injunctions Not Granted in Express Company Cases
January district court session denied permanent injunctions to restrain liquor sales in two express company matters. Judge Dewey ruled contracts complete at shipment and order, aligning with prior rulings. The crowded courtroom heard the decision read aloud and noted sympathizers on both sides. The Titus case followed for full discussion on a separate page.
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Express Company
Dewey
Adame
Titus
Eleven-Pound Gar Captured by Elrod Dayton and Chas Reeves
Rochester fire destroys orphan asylum. twenty five to thirty lives lost and many injured. Dayton and Reeves return from Coppock with an eleven pound gar caught at True Park then haul it home alive. The fish was exhibited at Roy Burnham meat market and presented to Captain Kellove.
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Orphan's Asylum
Rochester
N. Y
Jan
Rochester Orphan Asylum
Elrod Dayton
Chas. Reeves
Coppock
Gar
Elirod Dayton
True Park
Reeves and
Dayton
Roy Burnham
Cantain Jr. Kellove
Boy Stunned After Collision at Wallace School
Fourteen year old red Schrader collided with another boy during play at Wallace school this morning and was badly stunned briefly. Janitor Wallace took him to his home where he soon recovered.
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Red Schrader
Wallace
Arrest of Army Officer in $1000 Bribe Case at Fort Morgan
Secret Service agent EK P McAdams arrested Captain C W King quartermaster and supervisor of Fort Morgan government work in Mobile Alabama. King reportedly received $1000 in marked bills from contractor J H Hobson who said this was part of a larger $5000 bribe deal. Hobson testified he faced contract trouble and agreed to pay $3000 to avoid contract ruin. King, a volunteer officer, enlisted in 1898 at Dubuque Iowa.
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Mobile
Ala
Secret Service
EK. P. McAdams
C. W. King
Fort Morgan
King
J. H. Hobson
McAdams
Hobson
Porto Rico Troop Officer Arrives at Fort Morgan
In Porto Rico during the war he supervised loading and unloading of transports. Tie was assigned to Fort Morgan in April last. He has a wife and two children and has been well received here socially.
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Porto Rico
Tie
Fort Morgan
Racine
Wis
Beaumont
Dover
William Crocroft
Chicago Coopers’ Union
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Pavia
Hetty Green
Li Jung -Chang
Paris
Pope Leo
St. Peter’s
Three Thieves In Fire Theft Confession Linked To Store Blaze
Louis La Fortune, janitor at Isaac Miller's department store in Houghton Michigan, arrested for larceny and charged with arson after confessing to setting the October fire. He implicates two former clerks Denis St John and Lazzarus Silverman, while Miller and his wife face arson charges. St John and Silverman fled town. La Fortune testified against Miller. A clerk, Frank Mayott, sparked the arrest by noting a garment duplicated at half price bearing Miller's cost mark.
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Houghton, Mich
Louis LaFortune
Isaac Miller
Denis St. John
Lazzarus Silverman
Miller
St. John
Silverman
la Fortune
Frank Mayott
Mrs Kuhn Found Guilty of Poisoning Husband
Sigourney report says Delta woman Mrs Kuhn was found guilty of poisoning her husband. She faces sentencing Thursday morning Jan 10 by Judge Clements. The article notes the Hedrick fever case and mentions terms ranging up to 15 years.
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Sigourney
Kuhn
Delta
Clements
Hedrick
Madison
To Winfield Friday Evening Push Race at Auditorium Washington
The article notes a push race ending at the auditorium in Washington with trains at 7:40. It mentions Lt Down 1g and his company and a return of favors, plus a trip by train and a round trip rate of 50 784b for a future event. Licenses to wed issued include A J Parcel with Alta Bishas and Carson with Eda Schilling. Joe Webb and sister Tadle host a party. Joe and sister depart for a Kansas home next week. Mrs L J Bidwell visits from Brighton. Hawthorn and Andrew Rainer visit from Crawfordsville.
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Winfield
Eveniow Tan
R Bt
Wii
Washington
A. J. Parcel
Alta’ Bishas Carson
Eda Schilling
Cadwell Grady
Iona Ayers
Joseph Richardson
Herminal Waldrich
Joe Webb
Tadle
Joe
Kansas
A Home Wedding in Madison Street Home
Mrs Alta Eis wed Mr Andrew Parcel yesterday afternoon in a quiet home ceremony on Fast Madison street. Justice A S Folger officiated. The groom works as a bridge carpenter for the OR 1. & P. They will reside at the bride’s mother’s home for now.
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Alta Eis
Andrewj Parcel
Madison Street
Justice A.S. Folger
Geo. Weiche Wang
A Bachelor's Romance shines in Graham stage
Tim Murphy presents Martha Mortons A Bachelor's Romance at the Graham with strong support from Fred G Berger and Miss Dorothy Suerrod. Sol Smith Russell and Annie Russell’s legacies echo as the cast delivers David Holmes with gentle nobility. The article lauds Sylvia and the company as a standout of the season.
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Tim Murphy
Graham
Martha Morton
Sol Smith Russell
Tita Murphy
Fred G Berger
Sol Smith
Lussell
Dorothy Suerrod
Sylvia
Annie Russell
Nannette Comstock
Osteopathy Appeal After Supreme Court Ruling
Reported in multiple cities the case of Dr. Little deprived of osteopathic practice rights by a state decision moves to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. His lawyers argue the Fourteenth Amendment entitles him to equal privileges and protection, challenging the deprivation as unconstitutional.
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Schwol
Co. W. Little
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Iitoreys
United States
Dr Little
Veterans in Civil Service Law Inadequate Says Commander
Commander Leo Rassieur of the Grand Army of the Republic criticizes existing civil service laws for veterans and calls H R S779 misguided. He notes Section 1734 revised statutes from 1855 as the sole applicable preference and says Civil War veterans lack guaranteed positions.
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St. Louis
Leo Rassieur
Grand Army of the Republic
Associated Press
National Gov
House
Bromwell
Ohio
U. S
Philippines
Ipse Dixit
Commission
Frogtown Postmaster Resigns Refuses Duty
Theodore Epping, Frogtown postmaster, has resigned but is not accepted by Washington and now refuses to discharge duties. He blocks mail delivery, isolating Frogtown residents as office paraphernalia is en route to the capital. The episode arose after his disputed resignation.
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Carlyle
Theodore Epping
Frogtown
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Washington
Epping
Fogtown
Ferom
UPRE
Iowa Supreme Court Decides Titus Amendment Invalid
The Iowa court holds Joint Resolution No. 1 proposing a constitutional amendment for biennial elections was not legally adopted and thus not part of the Iowa Constitution. The opinion cites Day and Cooley, compares state authorities, and rejects contrary Kansas and Maryland examples as unsound.
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Seevers
Cooley
General Assembly
Day
Henton
Koehler
Oakland Pavings Co
Hilton
California
Uth PacificReporter
Page IL
Kansas
Supreme Court of
Learn d Court
Wortian
Supreme Court of Coorady
Poetic Reporter
Herried
South Dakota
N. W
Owan’a
Iowa
Jamison
Sutherland
Sy Fig
7Th Pacific
Cal
Tennessee General Assembly Opens Fifty-Second Session
The Fifty-second session of the Tennessee general assembly convened yesterday afternoon. The boilermakers in the Erie shops at Susquehanna, Pa., have struck and 300 men are out of employment. James Ware Bradbury, the oldest former member of the United States senate, died at Augusta, Me., Sunday.
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Tennessee General Assembly
Erie
Susquehanna
James Ware Bradbury
United States Senate
Augusta
Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices Across Regions
Estimated hog receipts day 40 000 with sales mainly at 5.20 to 5.30. heavy packing 5.15 to 5.30. light, mixed, and rough packing within 5.05 to 5.35. Cattle receipts 19 000 with steers 5.70 to 6.15 as top ranges. other classes from 2.50 to 5.60. Texas steers 4.00 to 4.60. veal calves 3.20 to 6.0. East Buffalo quote lists 140 cattle cars with best steers 5.26 to 5.50 and prime finished 5.60 to 6.0. hogs 5.40 to 5.45. lambs 4.50 to 6.25. sheep 2.26 to 4.50. wethers 4.50 to 4.75. St Louis grain prices show wheat mixed around 73% to 76% for No 2 red. corn up to 56% cash. oats firm around 24% to 25%. rye firm 50c. Milwaukee grain shows No 1 northern wheat 77 78c. rye 58 54c. oats 27c. Detroit January wheat 81c. May 83c.
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Texas
East Buffalo
Live Stock
N. Y
Z. Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Wight
St. Louis
Bard
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Aea Pe
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AHH & Nicola
Sincer Manufacturing CO
Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Illinois
J. H. Stewart
West Side Aq
Webster's International Dictionary
W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield, Mass
Adams
U. S. Express
Nent
J. B. Randal
Davrn Ayt'vh
Postoftice
J Hl. Stewart
L. J. Bidwell
Brighton
W. J Hawthorn
Andrew Rainer
Crawfordsville
Union Ward
Cotage
Ed Deeds
Harvey , Young
J. A Young
Stewart's
Osteopathy
Sioux City
Perkins Slochin
Vicw
Morning Side College
Jeannette Lewis
Wits
Rotorina
Princeton
Ind
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Nora Kifer
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Keith
Jesus
Rassieur
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Grand Jury
J. Boice
Childrens Home Society
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U P
William Moore
Exbridge
Kan
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Lead
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Harry McCall
Wroth
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Ashworth
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Harper
Pacific
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Stay
Tuffie
Nevada
Collier
Frierson
McLeall
Wells
Buin
Koebler Vs. Hill
Washington County
A. R. Dewey
Chicago Grain and Produce
Graina
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Northern
Detroit Grain
Detroit
D. R.1
P. RR
Debs Moines Valley Division
D. M. Val
Knoxville
Des M
Rock Island
Burlington
Peoria
Ind Ind
Cincinnati
B&q
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Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Nant Sundar
West and
NOR
Mason City Mail
Sun
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Way Freight
Peoria Express
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Mabe
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