Montana Horseman Stock Promises Payment to Trust
A Montana company via four notes to the National Trust Company of Washington provides for payment of a note equaling 2 percent of a $300,000 contract, with $1,000 paid on dates. The notes are secured by stock in the Montana Horseman’s Stock Company of Wibaux. The plan faced scrutiny from inspectors and creditors, while the estate of Judge Morris faces probate with substantial stock holdings and bonds valued around $110,000.
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Montana Company
Montana Horseman's Stock Company
Wibaux, Mont
National ‘Trust Company of
Washington
Montana Horneman's
National Trust Company of Washington
Lewis
Post
Penton
Martin F. Morris
Helen Isabel
Pac
Margaret Flaxting
Listice
Airocitan Security
Prost Vemma
Blan
Naanal Safe Deposit ‘Company
Sut
SA Snarea Walon ‘Trust Cocpit PA
Langston Monotype
Nat Alent
Hufty Files Cross Bill In Custody Dispute
A cross bill request appears in a lengthy marital dispute. The court ordered temporary custody of the children to the claimant while proceedings continue. The husband is directed to pay alimony and child support, with weekly or monthly payments stipulated. The document references guardians and church visits as part of the settlement context.
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Mary Page Hutty
Adaltion
Ilutty
Monker
Matcalm, Jr
Gariath
Mather
Secret death claim drives hush over Virginia woman
A Virginia woman died after an operation and her dying wish was that no relatives be informed. Ada Station reveals the fact that the deceased requested secrecy, while communications list passengers and ports from New York, Hamburg, and London as ships depart and arrive, including details of presumed lines and routes.
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Erkorstune
Malinick
Vacelsd
Shee Tattie Welehart
Butler
Ada
al Heap
Better Tailoring Promised This Season At Local Shop
The ad touts vastly improved facilities and a new line of fast suiting and overcoating for inspection. Builders will clear soon to reveal the display of fabrics. Prices claim best value for money with suits to order and ready-made options mentioned.
Schwartz and Pelzman Reliable Tailors on Seventh Street
Schwartz and Pelzman operate a tailoring business at 505 507 Seventh Street offering alterations and custom clothing services to local residents and businesses. The shop emphasizes reliable workmanship and prompt fitting appointments.
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Seventh St
War craft in array big britisher 18 due today
Three British warships the Drake Argyll and Duke of Edinburgh with the armored cruiser Inflexible will represent Great Britain at the Hudson Fulton celebration. German cruisers also approaching New York as torpedo flotilla advances up the Narrows in dense fog. Thousands line the river and aviation plans add to the spectacle.
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New York
Duke of ‘Edinburgh
Great Britain
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Hudson
Grant
Birdwardt Hobart Seymour
Wirelens
Bremen
Dresden
Newport
United States
Manhattan
Istana
East River
Worden
Blakely
Ahubrick
Stockton
Stringham
Porter
Dupont
Bladie
Glenn HE. Curtis
Hammondsport
Tuonsay
Wilbur Wright
Pic
Holland Society
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Het Loo
Netherlands
Vanduver
Holland Society of
Natlog
Auto Jump Kills Three Women In Seattle Trestle Crash
Seattle Sept 23 Three women were killed and three men and a woman injured when an automobile plunged from a trestle near Union Station. Firefighters pulled a woman from the wreck as flames engulfed the car. Driver Henry Hizer was arrested. he claimed the steering gear broke as the car turned and said he was fetching help.
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Seattle
Wash
Union Station
Henry Hizer
Jall
Alt Weshed
Hizer
Washington Board of Trade to Meet at Noon Today
After a two month recess the executive committee of the Washington Board of Trade will convene at 12 o'clock today. Thomas F. Morgan, chairman, summoned the group to finalize pending matters including a likely motion to fund the Chamber of Commerce’s automobile floral parade next Thursday.
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Washington Board of Trade
Tooman
Thomas F. Morgan
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Mabray gang faces trial over fake race schemes nationwide
James Mabray and 34 associates indicted by a U S grand jury on charges of defrauding through fake races and boxing matches run across thirteen states Alaska Canada and major cities including Council Bluffs Davenport Burlingon Town St Louis Little Rock Seattle Denver and New Orleans Victims allegedly lost over 500000 with sums from 1500 to 30000 per case Named victims span Port Arthur Shamokin Kamloops Toronto Cleveland and Alma trial expected in Red Oak Iowa or Dex Moines with Sylvester Rush assisting prosecutions in December.
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Ornell Bluffe
Iowa
James Biabray
Lled
United States Grand Jury
WSA
Mabray
Lst
Clhirteen Blates
Alacka
Canada
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Burlingston
Town
St. Louis
Tittle Rock
Seattle
Denver
New Orleans
Mubray
Thone
York
John
New York City
New York
New Jersey
Folk City
Samuel Sutor
Canstake, Ming
W. Whalen
Port Arthur
W. Jones
Shamokin
F. Ellison
Kamloops
James Serrain
James Webber
McMahn
Toronto
J.W. Springborn
Cleveland
C. Ne Non Pratt
Toledo
Ohio
Cl’ A. Nelson
Alma
Mich
Red Oak
Dex Molne
Sylvester R. Rush
United States
Justice
Woman Baked Land Deal Inspector Found Guilty
The trial on charges of defrauding the government with dummy entries continued as Mrs Mary Myron of Amityville testified. Federal indictments target Wilbert Sully George Dally Rufuy J. Trelang and Frank Wells over coal land entries in Wyoming. Myron claimed loans to Owl Creek Coal Company and its machinery were the only security, denying any collusion with entrymen or transfer to a corporation. In Chicago, Inspector McCann was found guilty of graft in the Desplaines Street district with testimony tying protection money to West Side politics and to Detective Jeremiah ArlGa. The case features checks and multiple named defendants and hinges on protection rackets.
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Mary P. Myron
Amityville
Alfred Bally
Wilbert
Force Sully
George W. Dally
J. Trelang
Frank T
Wyoming
United States
Ham County
Myton
Owl Creek Coal Com
Owl Creax
Myton Sid
Owl Creek
Coat Company
Owl Creek Coal Company
Chicago Trust Company
Chicago
Lst
Louis
Fuliuy Frank
McCann
Louis Frank
Gompers to Return for Contempt Decision Hearing
A cable reports Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, will sail from Havre October 3 and reach New York October 1. He plans to be in Washington in time for the Supreme Court contempt decision involving John Mitner and Frank Morrison. Manila cigars move as Pacific Mail Steamer Siberia sails with 2,000,000 clearas to San Francisco, boosting prices.
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Europe
Wilkes,Barre
Samuel Gompers
Odera— Ton of Labor
Havre
New York
Washington
Suprema Court
John Mitener
Frank Morrison
Manila
Militons
Pacific Mall
San Francisco
Tocal
Orders to Naval Officers Report
A scrambled wartime dispatch lists officers and assignments across the eastern New York and New Jersey districts. Names like Eaton, J. B. McKeup, Bowes, and Waite appear with duties ranging from inspector of ordnance to navy yard duty and hydraulic or engineering roles.
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Boris. Gomer
J. B. McKeup
Colliée
G. W. McEiror
New York
New Jersey
Otl
Wlc
Bowes
Wogaty
Babcock @ Wilcox
Ballera
Wagher Boiler Company
Ossining
N.Y
W. Omas
Navy Yard
Pilladelphis
Ordnance Downer B.C. Decker
Washington, D. Ct
Quiztruraam Steam Engineering
F. Hain
Jerewy City
Goudy
Obham
Tome
Gomar
Uzea
Obo Meath
Condy
Hutchigoon
Weakingtos
Waite
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
J. Ta Hllermes
Mfontank
Oath Wonsas
Aya H Rtovla
Priest Killed as Mob Attacks Procession in Castro
In Castro yesterday a priest led a religious procession toward a church when an armed mob opened fire, killing the priest and another man and wounding six others. The attack disrupted the entry to the church amid street unrest.
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Barcelona
Castro
Pellagra Inquiry Ends in Illinois Mental Hospital Case
Pellagra inquiry ended as cooler weather arrived in Peoria Illinois. Government investigators concluded two months of study at the general Insane asylum in South Bartonville. Captain J F Siler of the public health service headed arrangements to Washington. Captain H J Nichols the bacteriologist will depart next day. Brady of the disease will be continued by the Grate health department and hospital medical staff. Experts will submit reports at Washington.
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Peoria
Til
General Insane Asylum
South Bartonville
J. F. Siler
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Washington
H. J. Nichols
Juarez "Bomb" Harmless and Misdirected Hoax Report
Object found in Juarez Mexico last night proved to be nine ethyl pepper gas containing substance the paraffin poured over the top. Police arrested an American tramp who had been sleeping on premises and had been ordered away. The tramp had made threats and attacked with vertigo while visiting. Joseph M Prizisle aged 1 year old was removed to Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon after receiving treatment at Georgetown.
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el Faso
Tex
Juares
Mexico
Benor Arguelies
Ienda
Massachusetts
Joseph M. Prizisle
Georgetown
Dreadnought Trial Trip Set for North Dakota
The battleship North Dakota, nearing completion at Fore River Yard, will conduct its government standardization trial on October 15 on the Rockland course. The Pennsylvania cruiser led Pacific fleet speeds, averaging 21.86 knots for four hours off Maui, with seven of eight squadron ships testing. Colorado was sidelined by burst boilers.
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Quincy
Mzéy
North Dakota
Fore River
United States
Duve ‘O
Rockland
Honotwu
Maui
Pennsylvania
Colorado Beng
Toononsee
Maryland
California
John Callan O Laughlin dies former Capitol guide Civil War veteran
John Callan O Laughlin veteran Capitol guide for sixteen years died at Casulty Hospital after a short illness. He will be buried in Bonnie Brae Cemetery in Baltimore with private funeral services at Joe's undertaking. Survived by two sisters and a brother, he served in the First Maryland Regiment during the Civil War and fought in the torpedoed Confederate era.
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Capitol
John Callan O'Laughlin
Casualty
Baltimore
Bonnie Brae
Joe
O'Laughin
Gartiol
Ginastilin
Maryland
Lewes
Del
Smith
Weusel Jp
Brathar
Lucinda McClain
Ocson
Tober 1
Army Orders From the War Department 1909 Dispatch
Army orders list personnel on leave and active duty, detailing assignments to Fort Bliss Fort Mor Las, New Orleans, and other posts. Includes medical reserve transfers, retirement notices, transport plans, weather observations, and a dedication naming Corbin hall in honor of Lieutenant General H. C. Corbin.
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Fini
Jashés
Bradshaw
Firth Field Artillery
Whillam
Guiguars
Bald Artillery
Richard R Bteadman
Bixth O-Fantry
James W. Mart
Corm
David Z Rumbaugh
Field Artilery
Mentha
Goons
Thorns
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Harry K. Tabbetts
Wiliam B Borden
United States
Fort Basard
N. Mex
Baty
Eugene G. Worthington
Megient
Port Mor
Pax
Jetter
Tdewl
George 2. Davis
Duarterdenter
Orlendt
Alea
Woder
Jackwom Barrecke
Fort St. Philip
Loula FL Garrard
Garrard
San Francisco
Cal
Philipplon Wiands
Ca. m
Tom
Col. Davie
Hla! Po
New Orleans
D.W. Hunt
James W. Hart
Mone
Med
Ricnard Ww
Speedman
Sixth Infantry
Cpom Lown Agpilchiten
Prank B. Edwards
Au Artermaster
Trett Howard
Quartermaster’s Department
John
Noéfeal Reserve Corps
Fort Howard
John H. Ptrle
Coast Actiliery Carr
Will Imaume
Fort Dang
Fort de Kato
Pla
Pirat
Lawle Turtle
Missouri
James
Hubert HW. Helerick
Wiedleal Lava Oirge
Fort Oglethore
Hautenants
Othe
Hyman M. Cohen
Rotmen
Man
William ¢. Lyon
Fort du Pont
Metteal
Amd
Fort
D. A. Rosell
Tew
Offichr
Arwt Tuteaace
Wafical
Reserve Corpay
Orfertt
Unitéd Atelés
Weather Conditions Report 1908 Sept 4 5 p.m.
The Weather Bureau reports unseasonably showery and unsettled conditions Thursday across various regions with cooler air advancing from the West. Fair spells are noted in early districts west of the Appalachians while storm warnings persist along the Atlantic coast and Pacific Northwest. Winds shift from northerly to westerly with showers expected into Friday for European-bound vessels.
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Department of Agricultura
Weather Bureau
Washington
Carters
Aupslachian
Jas v
Barlern
Itlag Moxggver
Wantera
Wieceosin
Oregon
New England
Middle Atlantic
Westerls
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Gulf
Lakes
Bteamera
Priday
Madereta
Graße Banke
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Shoomaker CO
Wilgurh, Keister & GO
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Well Nuit
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Menliy
Splendid Busines
International Realty and Development Co., Inc
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Puire
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Christian Xander
Health Office Record
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George R
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Gharier J
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Gir John
Pary Brooke
William
Eenare’ Watig
Fenty End
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Henry
Annie Johnson
Lewart
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Daniel Regan
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Fear
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M. Belt
Rachel Porenater
Mathe
Senate
Wilson & Mayers
G St
Wilson
Mayers
Saaz
G Street
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