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Wenatchee Daily World in Wenatchee, Washington
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
1
Oklahoma Becomes Full State Under Territorial Plan
Washington March 9 The Senate passed a bill to admit Oklahoma as a new state from Oklahoma and Indian territories. A constitutional convention with 110 members is provided, with Indians protected and liquor sales prohibited for 21 years unless changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Senate
and Power Company
W Brainard
Seatle
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
United States
National
House of Representatives
Indian Territory
Rival lovers dice to win a bride in Omaha
In Omaha on March 10 Jules Althens and John Mitchell settled who would pursue Miss Lola Baker by a dice game. After a drawn out contest and a final die throw Althens won and declared he would not court again. Miss Baker supported the outcome and urged her favored suitor to let her play for him. Althens then left, agreeing to end his courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Jules Althens
John Mitchell
Lola Baker
Miss Baker
Matchee
Althens
Mitchell
Altheus
American Troops Kill 600 Moros in Jolo Engagement
General Wood reports in a cable from Washington that in the Jolo clash between American forces and Moros eighteen soldiers died, fifty two wounded, and about six hundred natives killed. Col Duncan led the assault on Mount Bajo stronghold as typical foraging Moros resisted to the end. The army suffered fifteen enlisted men wounded and several officers hurt. Wood commends naval constabulary contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wood
Jolo
Morros
Joseph W. Duncan
Mount Bajo
Bliss
Army
Tyee Rivers
Gordon Johnson
Ernest B. Agnews
Slight
Wylie T. Conway
H. D. Cooke
Naval Constabulary
Judge imposes drunkenness condition for release in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on March 10 Judge Wolfford released Shelby Jones on personal recognizance with three conditions to leave the city and to get drunk and stay drunk. The alias man, said to be from a well known St. Louis family, refused to reveal reasons. He is to go to Chicago for work and is warned whisky will lead him to the devil, with swift consequences if he violates the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Chisholm
Brainard
Seattle
Uatchee
Tam
Sen
Wheeler Hill
Roslyn
Wetchee
Austrary
South Band
Winlipa Harbor
Crows Nest
Chehalis
Centralia
Tenino
Buccoda
South Prairie
Wilkinson
Cle Om
Wenatchee
Kansas City, Mo
Wolfford
Criminal Court
Shelby Jones
Jones
St. Louis
Chicago
Unkissed Son and Newark Wife Draw Legal Attention
In Newark chancery court a woman declares she remains unkissed after twenty seven years of marriage and five children. Nellie Newell Lieb of East Orange seeks divorce from Henry Lieb who claims wealth and cites alleged friendly relations with Edward Sherid of Brooklyn. One daughter supports Lieb, another supports Mrs Lieb. Notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Dowie
Elijah III
Newark
Nellie Newell Lieb
Holden Place
East Orange
Henry
Lieb
Edward Sherid
Brooklyn
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