Hyde Loses Point In Slender Suit Deposition Move Framed
In a Missouri case, Judge Walter A Powell in Independence denied motions hindered by Dr BC Wyderom’s attorneys to force depositions of witnesses in two locations. Paxton’s lawyers challenge the ruling claiming invalid service and the subpoenas, with writs of attachment issued for several parties. The injunctions may be quenched as the investigation continues.
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Kansas City
Frank Walsh
Miss Byore
Farmers accuse her love mix with business tale
Mrs Young a 60 year old Baltimore widow posed as a wealthy housekeeper and attracted rural farmers in Clarksville and surrounding villages to invest in stocks and securities. She is charged with grand jury fraud after a Maryland canvass. Bail set at 8000, she waived hearing and was bound for March grand jury.
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Young
Maryland
Clarks Burg Md
Eliasbeth
Baltimore
Boyds Glarksturg
Arundel
Ahe
Waubington
Billy of
Lading
Rockville
Jait
Jal
WA Anderson
Clerksburg
Afr
Bos Ds
Clarksburg
Kherite Viett
Prince George County
Mortgatmery County
John Wagoner
Roger F Murphy
Mea Youngs
Misa Belle Murphy
Traynes
Mre Young
Sheri Viett
Packers Indicted National Packing Company Directors Edge Jersey City
Grand jury in Jersey City returns true bills against most National Packing Company directors for conspiring to hold foods in cold storage to raise prices. Named defendants include Armour Swift Morris and others with McLaren as treasurer. one member is exempt. Indictments tied to eight packing firms and related testimony cites health risks from treated meat and price schedules guiding storage releases.
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Morris Arthur Aleeker
Edward Tilden
J Connors
Carton
McLaren
Wilson Coh
Swift
Ho Heyman
Samuel McRoberty
Lewler
A W Armour
Kenneth Kk McLaren
Corporation Trust Company of New Jersey
Newum Froking Company
New Jersey
Fowles Packing Company
St Louis Dressed Buef
Mowler Canadian Gampant Limited
Qwler
Omaha Packing Company
Hammond Packing
New Jersey Grand Jury
Justice Swayze
Saylys
England
Petre P Garver Omeers
Jersey City
George E . McLaughlin
Merchants
New Jerse
Grand Jury
McLaughlin
Garven
Coe
Corpereton
National Packing Company
Wetarena
Rdividuals
Pxchang
Te Nalioral Pack
Fragmentary obituary notes and scattered items
A damaged OCR passage references a death in a city, mentions naval activity and ships, and lists multiple names and places in a jumbled, partial form. The readable bits indicate an obituary context plus scattered sports and international notes without coherent structure.
Army Scandals in Japan Rumors of Expanded Army Spending
The article alleges army officials in Japan orchestrated covert expansion of forces beyond the nineteen authorized divisions, with estimates suggesting excessive regular clothing funds and a wider cover up. It cites sensational charges from newspapers claiming openness of corruption within the army and irregularities in cost allocations.
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Agras
Cor Tar
Hoch
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Southwest Washington Den
Police and secret service traced a crude counterfeit operation to a ramshackle room at 23 seventh sites southwest. Two foreigners were seized with crudely stamped dimes and nickels, leading to the arrest of a larger gang duo. Forty counterfeit dimes were found on Frank Howse and four on Carmelo Roses, with others able to converse in English. The ring allegedly passed coins via newsboys and trust renderers, amid a citywide uptick in bad money.
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Washington
Polce
Versice
Mall
Lft
Fourth Precinct
Amatsurisa
Werral Service
Theden
Breeden
Frank Howse
Thomas Ghana
Aery Fee
Ellis Island
Secret Service
Efts
Fourtwenth Street
A.cn
Tom
Thief Immune From Prosecution In Major Treasury Loss
A Chicago treasury theft of 173 000 to 174 000 left the nation astonished as the sub treasurer was absolved by Congress after three years. The thief remains immune from criminal prosecution while the government seeks remedy to recover the funds.
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Chicago
Washington
Congress
Hadley, Stone duel recount call tests Missouri politics
Governor Hadley demands Kansas City and St Louis election boards seek Senator Stone’s consent for a ballot recount. Stone rejects the premise as legally impossible while accusing Hadley of sensational, self-serving charges about 1908 St Louis Democratic ballots. The dispute centers on whether 10000 votes were tallying dishonestly and who would pay recount costs.
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Missouri
Kansas City
St Lows
Br Stone
Jefferson City
Herat
Hadley
St Youis
Stone
Loll
Polk
Wiis
St. Louis
St Low
St Toul Sala
Guv
Hadley i
Laiunious
Ius Mura Wines
Ena
Cor Stone
Guy Hadley
Gor Hadley
St Louis
Tali
Hadieys
St Louls
St Los
Tillman Stricken By Cerebral Hemorrhage Severe Speech Loss
Senator Tillman remains critically ill after a right side brain hemorrhage causing aphasia and paralysis. Dr Pickford and Dr White report no early improvement, with 72 hours crucial to determine prognosis. Family.PRIVATE bedside attendance grows as son Benjamin and other children head to Washington.
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F Pickford
Washington
R Tillman
Balfour Tast
Benjamin Tillman
Henry C
Salle May Tillman
Greenwood SC
National
Troops Quiet Card Three Companies Guard Jail Against Mob Spirit
Military forces moved in as three companies patrolled the county jail to quell a rising mob spirit. Local authorities reported no injuries and urged calm while securing the facility and maintaining order.
Cairo Mob Riot Ends as Militia Guards Courthouse
In Cairo Illinois a mob attacked the jail guarding prisoner John Pratt after the sheriff refused to release him. Three companies of militia and 20 deputies restored order while Pratt, a Negro, received a 14 year prison sentence for robbery. The outbreak followed a lynching attempt and heightened tensions between black residents and peace officers.
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Jal Yard
Caire
Adit
Frank
Dickaen Caire
Fred D Nellis
Alexander Halliday
John Pratt
Lincoln Wilson
Pratt
Butler
Father of 28 at 65 Capt Greaney militia ordered out
Gov Deneen ordered Ca'ro militia to move at midnight but Capt Greaney said he did not receive the order. Major Parsons kept saloons closed as a precaution while legal action looms over alleged disturbances. Halliday retained an attorney to sue Sheriff Nellis and others for damages.
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Greaney
Ca'ro
Gov Deneen
Parsons
Halliday Faut
Sherif ‘Nellis
Wao Thomas
Halliday
Neilis
Neils
Ovcar Darling
Newng Sa
York
Nand
New
Tess
Marcel “Phefwisie
Norling
Ted Tive
Greek Premier Warns Chamber as Crisis Deepens
Premier vragoumia told the chamber of deputies that extraordinary session is needed amid Greece’s internal and foreign turmoil. He said the military league has dissolved and urged a constitutional revision with party support to avoid undesirable consequences.
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Athens
Vragoumia
Chamber of Deputies
Mlitary League
Pemier
Western Union Changes Shake Up Management
Assistant General Manager Barclay resigns and Western Union names successor in New York. Re signs and new engineering appointment announced as Brooke becomes general manager to oversee equipment and operations.
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Barclay
Athern
New Fork
Inet
Woda
Sista
New York
Brooke
Asquith Stands Pat Amid Irish Demands on Veto Power
London February 18 tension eases as Liberals, Laborites, and Nationalists gauge fate of a possible general election. Asquith resists promising guarantees to Labor and Nationalists before showing a solid Commons majority. Fears exist that party extremists may prefer keeping the government in office to risking an election.
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London
Asquith
King Holward
House of Commons
House of Lorde
Laboritea
George N Barnes
Herbert Satiuel
Divorces Student Husband Ethel T Carlton Freed
Crowd gathers at Union Station to see prisoners from Petersburg Va in a murder case. William Seyler and Orvis Beyler, accused of killing Jane Adams, arrive shackled and guarded, with police planning further interrogations after a conference with the prosecutor. A blood-stained pier dock prompts scientific testing as investigators seek confessions and clues.
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Union Staton
Petersburg
Tras
Philadelphia
Virginia
Atlantic City
James Matseed
Robert Miller
Jam Seyler
Jane Adams
Alvis Beyler
Whalen
Staton
Thandard
Witten
Arvis
Woodrutt
Goldenberg
Pice
Capt. Whalen
Yana
William Seyler
Jane Adama
Ventnor Beach
Atlanta
Chy
Seyler
The
Post
Jim
Orvis
Miler and Haiseed
Atlantis Gy
Richmond
Jersey
Amond
Rehort
Sesier Brothers
Marc Hamilton
Uhe
Ragland
Uke
Willam Sester
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Rule Corporation
Hoge
Pocerhouse
Jan Aes
Western Railroads
Missouri River Point
St Josep
Emblam
Pittsburg Fed
Senor Nabuco
Ier
Vbl
Ue Sant
Gal Teileur
Naval
Mvs Yard
Amin
Budg
Japan
FMD Coiners' den
Shovers
Hadley Dares Stone
Alsg
Mr Stone
Tillman
Europe
Hte
William A White
Government Hospital For
Pickford
White
Tilman
Fickford Ly
J W. Babcock
Carolina Hospital For the
Filmans
Columbia
de Babcock
Babenck
Cairo
James McManun
Hallday Heald
Nellis
Imob
Whidow
Jall
Shenif
Ben A
Greece
Tein
Tor
Ranag
Western Union
Pat
Lords
Mationehats
John Redmond
Labor Party
Yer
Ireland
George
Hugh Hughes
Labor
Ethel T Carlton
Pather
Ey Wc Amore
Pram Bete
Seala Lipa
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