Marriage license will not be used in Wenatchee
A Wenatchee paper reports a domestic tragedy after a marriage license issued April 18 to Jay Haviland and Minnie B. Filley was recalled. The Girl's Father appears to have retrieved the license in Quincy and the records were canceled. The fate of the couple and the Father’s influence remain unresolved pending details from Quincy.
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Quincy
Jay Haviland
Minnie B. Filley
Frank Filley
Wenatchee
Z. Havilavud
Ella M. Filley
Conrt House
Quimcy
Fake prize fight ends in bank robbery conspiracy
Oscar Schroeder, a Chicago tobacco merchant, caused the arrest of Clarence Class a pugilist after accusing him of involvement in a conspiracy that robbed Schroeder of 10000 dollars. Schroeder says he backed Class in a prize fight outside St. Louis that turned out fake and that a confederate stole the money while Schroeder was knocked out. Class maintains innocence and police search for the accomplice.
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Chicago
Oscar Schroeder
Clarence E. Class
Schroeder
Class
Navalise
St. Louis
Czar Disperses Parliament In St Petersburg
May 9 The meeting of the new council of the empire was broken up by soldiers at the Czar's instigation. Cavalry surrounded the building and the police chief ordered dispersal. Twenty eight members signed a protest. Democrats demand dismissal of the police chief and many workingmen leaders are ordered to leave the city with unresolved family relocations.
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St. Petersburg
New Council of the Empire
Volice
Gorky Extradition Sought Amid Russian Uprising Accusations
Moscow reports accuse Maxim Gorky of political propaganda and participation in the December uprising. Rumors say the United States may be asked to extradite him. The post is seized and a photographer’s life in prison image is banned. Spiriaonova, who killed Police Chief Lachenowffaky at Tamboff, was sentenced to death but commuted after alleged abuse by Cossack officers.
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Moscow
Maxim Gorky
United States
Ted
Mie
Spiriaonova
Lachenowffaky
Tamboff
Coasack
Nordhausen Bans Dress Trains to Shield Health
Nordhausen council in Prussian Saxony imposes a citywide ban on trains of women’s dresses sweeping streets to curb dust and tainting air. Penalty for breach set at 17.50 marks. Police had already barred sweeping at Friedrich Wilhelm Platz and nearby streets. The measure follows a sanitation wave sweeping Germany.
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Nordpangen
Prussian Saxony
Nordhausen
Friedrich Wilhelm Platz
Germany
Man with muck rake defends himself in meat scandal
Upton Sinclair defends charges against Armour and beef trust officials over diseased meat sales. He accuses bribes to suppress facts and warns that condemned meat means murder. Sinclair questions why Armour would not sue for libel if the charges are false.
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Chicago
Armour
Upton Sinclair
J. Ogden Amour
Beef Trust
Sinclair
Global brief reports plot to assassinate Caceres and regional unrest
San Domingo authorities disclose a May 6 plot to assassinate President Caceres as he left a theater amid few arrests. Violence erupted near the city with rural guard clashes. calm prevails by morning. Paris covers Castellano case in France, and Tripoli sees the killing of Nedjim Badio Bey by Ali Shamyl. San Jose notes 24 seismographs at Lick Observatory since April 18, with early shocks described as light.
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San Domingo
Caceres
Constantinople
Nedjim Badio Bey
Tripoli
North Africa
Ali Shamy Pasha
Scutari
Ali Shamyl
Redvan Pasha
San Jose Cal
Lick Observatory
Lawyers To Settle Zion Future Ruler
Chicago May The first court action in Zion City’s religious power struggle will be decided at Belvidere when Judge Wright rules on Dowie versus Voliva injunctions. The case tests whether Voliva remains head of Zion industries awaiting October merits or Dowie resumes control of Zion’s finances. Both sides rally supporters as fourteen Voliva followers sign the answer accusing Dowie of extravagance and hallucinations.
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Paris
Castellano
Anna Gonold
Count Boni
Trisk
Chicago
May
Religioviste
Zion City
Belvidere
Wright
Circuit Court
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Zion Industries
Dowia
Zion
Dowie
Dissolution Petition Filed Against E. F. Sprague Company
In Chelan County Washington the Superior Court has received a petition from E F Sprague Company requesting dissolution of the corporation under state law. A hearing is set for April 10 at 10:00 AM at the courthouse in Wenatchee, with counsel to be heard.
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State OF Washington
Chelan
E. F. Sprague Company
Wenatchee
Chelan County
Washington
Carl Christensen
Henry Crass Crass 4 Corb A. N. Corbin
Brief probate notice highlighting special attention to probate law.
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