Justice Tangles in St Louis Bribery Case Appeals
Grand jury probes city lighting graft linked to $47,000 paid to hover committee members and lodge rosters in council. Ex delegate Tamblyn and Edgar Mepham testify. Kelly, missing since indictment, may soon be produced. Writs of habeas corpus sought as Judge Krom challenges warrants against Helms Guthe Tamblyn Schumacher Sechnettler.
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Pesce
Hover
Tamblyn
Edgar A. Me
Kelly
Charles T. Kelly
Olk
Combine
Murrell
Jefferson City
Chester
Krom
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Gantt
West
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John Helms
Charles A. Guthe
W. M. Tamblyn
Otte Schumacher
J. W. Sechnettler
Jule Krum
Jadige Keom
False imprisonment suit over trimming shade trees in Owosso
In Owosso Michigan a circuit court case pits William Mandlin of Vernon against Union Telephone Company for false imprisonment. Linemen trimmed trees and erected poles on Mandlin’s land prompting his arrest. he sues to challenge the right of utilities to injure shade trees while laying wires. Also notes deposition in Minneapolis mayoral case and a Nevada senator’s wife death in Alameda.
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Owosso
Mich
William Mardlin
Vernon
Union Telephone Company
Maudlin
Winchester
Hoemen
Mandlin
Telephone Company
Frenel Lick
Ind
Jelly
Minneapolis
Ames
Frederick W. Ames
San Francisco
William M. Stewart
United States
Nevada
Alameda
Cal
Stewart
Henry Poote
Taylor
Frosty morning cools Nebraska as frost spreads
Omaha records 26 degrees with frost reported across the state and corn crops seen as safe beyond danger. Separate dispatches note President's appointments to the Indian commissioners board Charles J. Bonaparte and Andrew Draper, and Kansas Grand Army of the Republic orders for McKinley memorial events. Delaware sees Prince Ye gon arrive for Ohio Wesleyan University attendance.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Andrew &. Draper
University of Ilinois
Board of Indian Commissioners
Topeka
H. C. Loomis
Department of Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
Wesleyan
Delaware
Prince Ye
Korea
Ohio Wesleyan University
Missouri man shoots family in Nebraska tragedy
Gottlieb Niegenfind killed his former wife Mrs Anna We ters and fatally wounded her father Albert Breyer with six shots at their home in Pierce Nebraska. He then shot Breyer's wife in the shoulder and fled. Local authorities pursued him after the incident.
Tragedy Follows Family Quarrel Over Children
Mrs Deter had divorced two years earlier and was thought her husband had left the country. He reappeared at Mieree Sunday and later paid visits to the Freyer farm where his former wife and her ten children lived. A quarrel with his father in law over Niewentind's children led to Niewentind drawing a revolver and firing at Dreyer.
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Mieree
Freyer
Wee Henny
Priente
Niewentind
Dreyer
British Extend Time for Senate to Ratify Reciprocity Treaties
British government extends six month period for exchange of ratifications on reciprocity treaties drafted by Kasson. British chargé d affaires Rokes met with Acting Secretary Atlee at the State Department to sign amendments covering Jamaica, British Virgin Islands, and Turks and Caicos, aiming to preserve any chance of approval by the next Congress.
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Kasson
Senate
Ratkes
Newport
Ile
State Department
Atlee
Jamaica
British Tiniana
Turks and Caicos Islands
Campbell named receiver for Chamberlain banking house
Tecumseh Nebraska records show District Judge Letton appoints William A Campbell receiver after depositors and State Bank Examiner Hartwell report the bank is in worse condition than feared with assets of little value and losses estimated at no less than 115000 dollars. Milwaukee officials warned that no blooded stock or poultry exhibits will appear at midwest fairs next year without half rate rail freight, per the National Stock Exhibitors union.
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Hartwell
Letton
Will.iam A. Campbell
Chamberlain Banking House
Milwaukee
Middle West
National Stock Exhibitors’ Union
St Louis Hoalier Leader Charles F Kelly Reported Seen
Charles F. Kelly, linked to the corruption fund of 17000 and a leader of the St Louis hoaliers, reportedly passed through San Francisco on Thursday and was en route to the Orient aboard the Hong Kong Maru. Ship agents say no passenger with that name sailed.
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San Francisco
Charles F. Kelly
St. Louis
Missing Chicago blacksmith new Bray strike stalemate and other notes
Walter Moffat a Chicago blacksmith and horse trader is missing with foul play suspected John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers again says no early settlement of the strike Stta Haynie Maddox of Baltimore has qualified and taken the oath of admission to the Maryland bar One thousand miners are on strike at Jobs mines in Athens county Ohio A syndicate with capital of 50000000 is being organized to purchase the Fife and Clyde companies mines in Great Britain An unknown man paid 81000 for a seat on the New York Stock Exchange General Cileoye a firminist was shot by the provisional government of Iraq for being a firminist and caught Frank Helmes the Birmingham man tried to swim the English Channel and gave up after two hours Stephen McCormick oldest member of Teremy Hall New York is dead aged 75
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Walter Moffat
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Stta Haynie Maddox
Baltimore
Maryland
Athens County
Ohio
Fife and Clyde
Great Pritein
New York Stock Exchange
Cileoye
Iraqt
Frank Helmnes
Birmingham
Stephen McCormick
Teremy Hall
New York
Market notes from Chicago and other markets Sept 12
Chicago market roundup lists cattle hogs and sheep futures with varying quotations for different grades and tonnage. Grain futures show mixed values across wheat corn oats and rye with regional price ranges from St Louis Toledo Milwaukee and Buffalo reports.
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East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Wine Commission
Fast
Buffalo
N. Y
Sien Grain
St. Louis
Ste
Joined in the Charge by Young and Weed with Guard
Major General Young Brigadier General Wood and aides charged with cavalry led by Emperor William as the guard rode in a dawn maneuver. About 10,000 horsemen swept the Blues, capturing guns and infantry, while the emperor directed with a white horse and praised the khaki brigade.
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Oder
Young
Wood
de Camp
McKinley
McCoy
Emperor William
United
Nijw
Trontseer
Mile
Mile Ud « Palf
A Good Beginning Makes a Bad Ending
A dated health advice column discusses marriage woes and women’s health, highlighting husband wife roles and the risk of strain. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for female weakness with patient testimonials, urging readers to consult Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for confidential help.
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Ome
Amieneagan
Phebe Morris
Ira
Cayuga Co
N.Y
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Forest Fires Rampant in Oregon and Washington Destruction
Fires sweep the Cascade region from Beitheh Cotanitta to the California line destroying millions of feet of timber and farm buildings. Mills and homes burn. dozens are missing or dead. Washington towns like Decor and Centralia report total darkness and halted commerce as crews rush to safety.
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Portland
Cascade and
Comet Mineee
Beitheh Cotanitta
California
Hridal Veil
Palwer
Eisie Valuer
Mil Main
Vancouver
Mere
Hendricksen
Decor
Tacoma
Centralia
List
Shelton
Mason County
Mitlock
Fire destroys pumping rigs at Keith-Ward tract area
A Beaumont Texas dispatch reports a fire destroying ten pumping rigs and a 1200 barrel settling tank covering about an acre in the Keith Ward tract. Twenty five oil wells are in the area with one gusher on fire. A field force of 300 men under J C Culltown is organized to battle the blaze. Damage is estimated at 50000, and the rest of the field is not in jeopardy.
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Beaumont
Tex
Keith-Ward Tract
Tire
J. C C. Culltown
Bryan backs Johnson for Democratic nomination in bid
Dispatches from Lincoln Madison and Denver report W J Bryan endorses Tom Johnson for party leadership and Cleveland mayoral support causing mixed mood in Ohio. Wisconsin suffrage session closes with officers elected and anti child labor resolutions. Republican convention in Denver nominates Hembody Brooks Cowle Holmberg and Newton for key posts.
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Wis
Wisconsin Veran Suffrage Association
Olympia Brown Willis
Racine
Jessie N. Kuther
L. A. Rhodes
Lancaster
Denver
James Hembody
Fremont County
Franklin BK. Brooks
el Paso County
James Cowle
Boulder County
John Holmberg
Whitney Newton
Pueblo
Paris Green Deadly to Farm Hands in Texas Patch
Report from Paris Texas states a farmer used Paris green on cotton to fight worms near the Red River and the Kiowa Indian Territory. Four workers, three men and four women, fell ill after exposure and seven died, reportedly from inhaling Paris green the night after the treatment.
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Paris
Tex
Red River
Kianitia
Indian Territory
Strike Girds Ottumwa Traction Lines
Ottumwa Iowa September 1 Every electric line except one was tied up yesterday by a strike of motormen and conductors in sympathy with the linemen of the Ottumwa Traction Light Company.
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Ottumwa, Ta
Ottumwa Traction Light Company
Wilson reviews crops and meat prices after Midwest tour
Secretary Wilson returned from the western trip and assessed agricultural conditions in Nebraska Kansas Iowa Missouri and Indiana. He predicted strong corn and wheat crops, rising cattle numbers, and meat prices staying above the early postwar lows due to demand from England and broader prosperity.
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Washington
Wilson
Nebraska
Kanawe
Towa
Uiele
Tadiona
Kansas
Indiana
United States
Belief Rebels Will Win in Colombia Venezuela and More
Reports from Commander Henry McCrea aboard the Machius detail optimism among revolutionists in Colombia and Venezuela, with potential impact on canal treaty talks if Pana falls. Moody’s praise for Colones handling prompts calls for larger forces to secure traffic and prevent trouble amid insurgent gains.
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Ilenry McCrea
Machius
Hab U
Mowly
Colon
West Indies
Comander MotCren
Moody
Lin
Moren
Colombia
Venezuela
Halth Judenne
Tle
Ethfal Generata
Pana
Crea Saya
Pandwma
Detroit man seeks large fee on Civil War interest claim
The Michigan board of state auditors reviewed Friend Palmer's $30,000 demand for collecting civil war interest claims from Be gole and Winans era contracts. He charged 25 percent commissions and had been paid at times. A receipt for $250 in 1800 appeared to settle part of the claim, and the board disallowed the request.
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Mich
Board of State Auditors
Friend Palmer
Detroit
Michigan
Begole
Winans
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