Pollard Breckinridge Suit Opens With Testimony
The Pollard versus Breckinridge breach of promise case opened in district court with Miss Pollard testifying beside two elderly witnesses. Br eckin ridge lagged in, while counsel described the history of the relationship, his promise of marriage after his wife’s death, and the accusations of exploiting Miss Pollard’s youth. Mrs. Blackburn, sister to Kentucky governor, testified on Breckinridge’s conduct and Miss Pollard’s demeanor amid the courtroom scrutiny.
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Pollard-Treckinbridge
District Court
Miss Pollard
Itsc
Breckinridge
Galderon Carlisle
Breckinbridge
Miss Mollard
Aldrens
Garllale Walible
Ife
J. GC
Rhodes
Phi Thompson
Wilson
John C. Blackburn
Blackburn
Kentucky
Washington
Breckenrlige
Breckenridge
Asi
Soldier murdered in city assault and robbery
A Fourth Infantry soldier of 20 years service was dragged assaulted and robbed Wednesday night in the city. He died at 4 am after being found near Rosen Bros paint shop and taken to the post hospital. Two strangers were seen recently and two soldiers held in custody amid strong suspicion as the coroner cites opium poisoning and blunt force trauma. Funeral services were held with Odd Fellows and post honors.
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Idaho
Mareh
Harry G
Bredner
Company G
Fourth Infantry
Rosen Bros
Sherman Street
Post Hospital
Brenner
Naves Shot by Bailey After Abduction and Fatal Blaze of Fury
R A Naves, a prominent county citizen, hunted Albert Bailey for months after finding his daughter deceived by Bailey. Bailey fled then was found in Alabama. On return to Tennessee Bailey and Naves argued. Naves struck him, Bailey fired four shots, wounding Naves in the abdomen and jaw. Authorities rushed Bailey away.
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Iim
Tooroa
R. A. Naves
Les
Fred
Naves
Albert Bailey
Bailey
Tennessee
Kentucky
Hailey
Chicago
Alabama
Halley
Toccoa
Cincinnati Brokers Lift Pennsylvanian Ticket Boycott
The Cincinnati Brokers association has officially ended its boycott against the Pennsylvania Railroad after internal disputes and protection of brokers’ interests. Some members reportedly continued selling tickets despite the ban, while the group’s rationale remains unclear and the action is once more in effect.
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CoromNant
Gincionati Brokers’ Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Tariff Revisions Cut Sugar Duty and Broadly Reform Tax
The tariff bill revises sugar to one cent per pound with varying per degree charges and adds testing limits. It also shifts income tax administration, preserves certain exemptions, lowers some duties, and extends bonded periods. The bill reworks the free list with limited changes and moves iron ore and sugar to the durable list while granting reciprocity provisions on imports.
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Goa
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
United States
Suit Ends With Gutherwood Estate Judgment
Full bench of the superior court awards the Gutherwood estate £97,000 against Carlisle and Tom Johnson of Cleveland Ohio. Henry Geatherwood died owning Citizen's Street Railway stock valued at $100 per share. RG Phetpa appointed administratrix later disposed of shares to Carlisle for a note. Certificates later surfaced in Tom Johnson’s possession amid allegations of dividends and improper transfers.
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Ghia
John Cweline
Muwt
Intianaponis
Superior Court
Lhe Gutherwood
Job Carlisle
Irewsman
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Lleury Geatherwood
Citizen's Street Railway Company
Hk Wnow
Mra
RG Phetpa
OM Sharin
John Carlisle
G Ff
Dolheon
Garlale
Citherwood
CGOIS BACK TO HIS FIRST LOVE IN COLORFUL DIVORCE CASE
Moxcie Indiana March 19 three years ago Mrs William Pash found a love letter in her husband pocket to a young woman at Red Key Jay county She sued for 10000 damages alleging alienation of affection and won She later learned of another letter and divorce followed The second wife sued for divorce but the claim faded The couple reunited and planned a trip to Trebe Fontaine Ohio where they courted decades ago
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Moxcie
Ind
William Pash
Red Key
Jay County
Pash
Ux Band
William
Trerlefontaine, O
Man Sentenced for Embezzlement to Cover Funeral Costs
John Howsin Howard of Jeaninge county is jailed in Indiana under a two year penitentiary term for embezzling $70 from Cohen Brothers of Crawfordsville to cover funeral expenses after two of his children died of diphtheria. Judge Ewing and Prosecutor Meyers aim to secure a pardon. prison already delayed by probate of the case.
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John
Howsin
Hetean
Ower
Uulesn
Chontyentiga
Mareh Ion Pe Howard
Jeaninge County
Cohen Brothers
Fawrenceburg
Ind
Ewing
Meyers
Howard
Mrs Blackman's Order Shuts Down Local Variety Theater
Mrs Eva Blackman, the woman police commissioner, served notice to quit and ordered abatement of a Leavenworth variety theater. Detectives were deployed after learning the place’s character, with theater people boasting of influence over opponents. The troupe lists thirty five performers, mostly women, running a regulated bar and large business. Charles B. Korth has been named Chinese Inspector at Colfax, Washington.
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Leavenworth
Pelion
Crow
Lisemwonntt
Katy
Eva Blackman
Poverty and hunger drive a mother to fatal crush
In March 12 events a starving couple and their two sons faced winter with dwindling food and credit. Mrs Riley waited in line for bread at the county agent office, was crushed against an iron pillar as the crowd surged, and died from injuries while her husband and sons endured bleak, unpaid labor prospects and poverty.
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Mra
Bridger Riley
Itney
Deering Street
Lo & District
Mra Riley
Kilebeo
John Rilley
John
James
Bunt Howe
Gaat Doerlig
Kiley
Mrs. Riley
Miley
Riley Ukeocuda
Heyart
St Lanstsu
Mich
Mareh
Michiigan
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Grand Oval
Michigan
United States
Menominee
Encouraging for silver and a mining deal in Iowa
Senator Alli comments on Germany appointing a silver commission as a significant move. He notes it could prompt international action to solve the silver question and cites Germany as a hopeful example for other nations. In Iowa, Centerville Brick Coal plans a 640,000 capital, consolidating Southern Iowa coal firms with vast capacity. A Minnesota case sees $18,000 paid to state for pine land lease cancellation after improper underage valuation.
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Germany
Toms Wilssion
Alli
Maxt
Flo
Phin Fellon
Cawrensum
Iowa
Centerville Brick Goal Company
Seailing
Diamand Unal Company
Centerville
Canwrville Coal Company
Riley
Richardson Coal Works
Bille Milton, Hasketge
Philly and Mearlene
Bratth
Ilegally
Army of Men Plan to March on Washington for Public Debt Protest
A Coxey led movement in Massillon Ohio outlines a march to Washington starting Easter Sunday March 24 to protest public debt and demand issue of interest free paper money. Carl Browne acts as marshal with organized groups, communes, and unions forming a nationwide procession to press Congress. The piece notes support and concerns among working classes and likens Coxey to reformers in history.
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Massihile
Ohio
Sounelle
Congress
Washington
Mas. Mill
Carl Browne
Roups
Weneltizeny
Marshal Browne
Coxey
Wankington
Valley Porge
Siren
George II
Meath
Ratige
Goxey
Christ
Cearl
Mr. Browne
Art Browne
Cariat
Scen
United States
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Miles OF
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Tim Johnson
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Avene
Charles B. Korth
Colfax
Wash
Anit
Agutaslan Deon
Ko Asgolition
Prirox
Cawaso
Northwestern Trotting and Paciog Horse Breeders’ Association
Washington Park
Youell Og Miller Dials
Deeneynaersoil
Coal Companies Consolidated
Buster
Coxey and Cartitowne
Dan Coughlin
Clementi
Daniel Coughtin
Guiley
Vertiot
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