Legal motion to set aside $500 verdict in Farrington case
A motion to set aside the $500 verdict in the case of William Farrington v Cheponls and Panarausky, grocers on HM street, has been filed in district court. Jurors were described as unanimous on the amount, and the motion stalls immediate appeal. If denied, the case may go to the supreme court.
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William Farrington
Cheponls
Panarausky
HM Street
District Court
the Democrat
Young Farrington
Line
Supreme Court
Four Babies Die In Fire Amid Tragic Loss
Agonized parents watched helplessly as four infant children of William Scharff perished in their beds. The fire spread quickly, preventing rescue as parents failed to reach the children.
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Olana Dee
William Oh Scharff
Lost leather bag advertised between Kelly's Bakers and White Burkle
Lost leather bag containing sundry money between Kelly's Balers on East Main Street and Winterhite Burkle Go. Finder please return to Dene office. Lad
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Kelly's Balers
East Mainst
Witerhiy Burkle
Pinder Sill
Tarn
Lad
Tve
Tafts to Speak and Tomorrow at National Civic Federation Dinner
New York February 14 Tafts to speak and tomorrow at the National Civic Federation dinner topics include wageworkers and employers facing financial stringency old age pensions and postal savings banks The federation's leaders Andrew Carnegie Herman Ridder and Samuel Gompers will be present Mrs Taft will discuss the federation's women’s department Seth Low and John Mitchell address trade agreements and industrial peace urging federal incorporation of burger organizations and broader labor employer cooperation.
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New York
Wee
Unil
National Civic Federation
Kleer Putt
Taft
Dudge ‘Taft
Federation
Public Employees Welfare
Women’s Department
Andrew Carnegie
Herman Ridder
Samuel Gompers
Judge Tatts
Massachusetts Voluntary Savings Bank
Providence
United States
Postal Savings
Seth Low
John Mitchell
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Otto M. Bidlits
New York City
National Horticultural Congress Opens in Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs opens a national horticultural congress during corn exposition week. Exhibits include apples from Maine and Idaho, flowers, and garden implements gathered from across the country as crowds cross the Missouri River to view the displays.
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National Horticultural Congress
Council Bluffs
Dee
Missouri
Owain
Maine
Idaho
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Muster & Liebeskind
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French St
Price
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Willow St
T Main St
Redmond
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Wyman St
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W R. Price
Willard St
Joby Moriarty
Poli
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Colests
Eugene Martin
Union St
John Moriarty
Poli’s Theater
Schneer
Seavill Manufacturing Co
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Bank St
Platt
D. H. Tierney
Bank Street
Atwood Bros
James M. Fulton
J. B. Mullings
Bohl
West Main St
N.Y
Prigs & Horton
Johnson
S. Redmond
St Mary's
Willian Reilly
Burtonst
Leavenworth Hall
Nemerow
Hill St
Trish Woolen Mills Co
Farrelly & Dwyer
A. Dulac
J. E. Smith & Co
Benedict Si
Conn
Tracy Are
Danbury
Grand At
Grand St
Philip Miliee
South Main St
Saugatuck
Thomaston
Waterville
Oakville
Meriden
American Loan Co
Trudown
Sacred Heart Churel
River St Junure
Highland
North Leonard St
Court Falcon
A. O. H. Hall
James P. Merbert
Guarante Walter Ss
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Gompers
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