Pettibone Acquitted in Steunenberg Case Verdict
Pettibone is acquitted and freed in the Steunenberg murder prosecutions. Moyer, freed, will return to Denver with Pettibone. Orchard and Simpkins face ongoing or future proceedings. Perjury cases against McGee and Aller were dismissed. Simpkins remains a fugitive.
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Orchard and
Simpkins
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Orchard
Pettibone
Moyer
Western Federation
Denver
van Duyn
Canyon County
Caldwell
The
Dr. McGee
C. W. Aller
Haywood
Denver Passenger Comments on Boise Trial Dispatch
William D Maswrend arrived in Denver from the northwest and said the Boise dispatch left him acquitted. He criticized the trial as a misheavy petition and argued the defense had no evidence or argument presented while the prosecution had months to strengthen its case.
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Denver
William D. Maswrend
Northwest
Associated Press
Boise
Ike
Trist
Haywood Comments on Moyer Dismissal Outcome
Haywood states the state's dismissal of the Moyer case aligns with expectations and asserts Ida Ho remains safe as the acquittal is treated as his own. Governor Gooding is referenced regarding the dismissal stance.
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Bone
Gooding
Idaho
Explosion at First National Bank in Kansas City
A large marble building suffered a blast in Kansas City with a debris-filled basement. Officials suspect dynamite or a high explosive and found a pipe fragment possibly from a bomb. Police consider a crank or planned robbery, with no clear motive yet.
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Kamsas City
First National Bank
Fruit Tree Planting Expands On Reservation Lands
The local nursery contracts sufficient trees to plant nearly four hundred acres on privately owned lands bought from the government under the Inherited Indian Lands act. Over one thousand acres will bear fruit next spring, boosting the reservation's resources. Home building and rice homes mark notable development activity.
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Toppenish
Herbine touted as cure for digestive ills in ad
Mrs. S of Columbia Tennessee praises Herbine for constipation dyspepsia and liver complaints. The ad notes the product aids digestion and urges keeping a supply on hand. Sold by D. H. Fry Drug Co.
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Columbia, Tenn
Lways
D. H. Fry Drug Co
Joe Daniel
Surmac
Tenn
Tobacco buyers' stance hardens as Russellville raid unsettles Kentucky
In Louisville on January 8, tension grows after a night raid by night riders on Russellville and a failed bid to sell sixty thousand hogsheads of Burley tobacco to the American Tobacco Company. Troops are not requested unless trouble resumes and a tobacco growers group says the company remains the sole buyer and sets prices.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
American Tobacco Company
Russellville
Burley Tobacco Society
The
Ring's Little Liver Pills Advertises Liver Health
An old advertisement touts Ring's Little Liver Pills to wake up lazy livers, cleanse the system, and clear the skin for biliousness and sick headache. It notes a 25 cent price and sale by C. W. Camp.
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C. W. Camp
Seattle Murder Suspect Body Found Tied and Thrown
The body of a man believed to be James Smith, father of Sister M. Luteartle of St. Joseph's deaf mute home in Oakland, was recovered from the sound. The arms were tied and a thong around the neck with a rock suggests the victim was murdered before the body was cast into the water.
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Seattle
Wash
James Smith
M. Luteartle
St. Joseph's
Oakland
California
Northern Pacific updates penalty car rules and ban on returns
The Northern Pacific superintendent announced new instructions effective Saturday that penalty cars loaded on other lines must be kept and not returned unless loaded. The rule affects cars on a foreign line that have stayed on the line for 30 to 60 days, with charges assessed if overdue.
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Northern Pacific
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Advertises Quick Cough Cure
A drug store ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs influenza bronchitis and pulmonary diseases. It claims one bottle will convince you with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 and lists D H Fry Drug Co as seller.
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D. H. Fry Drug Co
Yakima Valley Transit reports December receipts and service restart
The Yakima Valley Transportation Company reports December daily receipts averaging just under $50. It collected 3,968 cash fares and 1,212 tickets, totaling 5,180 passengers. A new passing track near Redmond's corner is completed and cars resume service after the motor installation and test last Friday night.
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Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Redmond’s Corner
Plan to test new motor and prep second car
The shutdown on Friday evening aimed to prove the new motor works and allow an old one to be substituted if needed. A second car will be commissioned in a few days with a new schedule to follow, as engineers extend lines into the Moxee Valley though final sites remain undecided.
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Calumet Cafe
Oficers
Major Lemon
Masonry
Moxee Valley
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J. D. Cornett
Jas. Stewart
D. C. Reed
Chapain
Jas. Rowan
Canyon
Mr. Rowan
Yakima Avenue
Treland
Herald
New York
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Castoria
Andersoh Bros. Dept
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Enea
Rex
Ostermoor
Chas. A. Fisher & Co
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