Contests Filed Over Colorado Legislature Control
Republican candidates in Arapahoe county filed contest papers seeking to challenge city and county race results claiming massive fraud. The petitions allege 10 000 fraudulent names and 2 800 blocked registrants, aiming to throw out Democratic precincts in Denver to alter control of the legislature. Separate recount actions begin in Deer Lodge county for county sheriff races with fight over precinct tallies and possible court appeal.
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Denver
House
Arapahoe County
Senate
Frank Adams
C. I. Burpee
C. F. ‘Wilson
Fire and Po- Mee
R. W. Speer
Board of Public Works
Hamilton Armstrong
Tte
Julius Archile
Board of County Commissioners
Las Animas County
McMahon
Barnden
Abe Echols
Kelley
Washwich
Deer Lodge
Oodinary Bach
McMahion
Ren
Deer Lodge South
Rarnden
Mesuhon
Tesson
Deer Lode
Grant will probate with unsigned codicil to will
The will of Mrs. Julia Dent Grant was admitted to probate and Brig. Gen. Frederick Grant named executor with a $69,000 bond. The codicil, detailing bequests to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the U.S. government, was not signed, giving it no legal effect though the family intends to honor it.
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Washington
Julia Dent Grant
Frederick Grant
Humberts Leave for Gay Paris Under Guard
A mixed Humbert family group departs for Paris under strict guard. A special train from the prison carries male and female prisoners in separate carriages with no communication between sections. Police cordons hold watchers until the train departs.
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Paria
Humbert
Monntendarmes
Paris
Hendaye
Ard
Coroner's jury ties death of Ringer couple to strychnine
Denver report says the coroner's jury found that Mr and Mrs John Ringer died after being given strychnine by an undertaker or related party during Christmas season. The pair, wealthy but fearing poverty, faced financial pressures and possible ruin.
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Denver
John Ringer
Sam Penn
Ringer
Murder charge filed in killing near Star Idaho
A first degree murder charge is lodged in the killing of Ayres near Star Idaho. The tragedy occurred as authorities investigate the incident and pursue legal proceedings against the suspect.
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Tuts Ayres
Star
Idaho
Public officers suffer for coal in cold Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio public offices were abandoned and six closed as bitter cold and fuel shortages hit. Coal dealers with contracts failed to furnish fuel to ty buildings, leaving county operations hampered and services disrupted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Two Lives Lost in California Fire
Fire in the Wisiness district in Pedro California destroyed about half the city's business blocks. Two lives were sacrificed, W. Stelae Borer and N. C. Andrindesen, a retired sea captain, were named in the dispatch.
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California
Missing Montanans Sought by Dawson Police
Two Montana residents are among many missing persons sought by Dawson police. Nellie Kennedy of Butte and Hugh McGarvey of Butte are among those listed as inquiries. Other names appear from Havre and region as authorities pursue information from relatives and newspapers. Dispatch notes illness of James Hartford of Garnet and a report of Robert Andrews losing about 100 head of cattle.
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Dawson
United Europe
Havre
Hugh McGarvey
Vitreet
Butte
Nellie i
Port
Angeles
Mexico
Chicago
New
Ontario
Belfast
Ireland
Purenu
Tort Mounted Police
Stanwards
Robert Andrews
Sheep wander from corral fall to fatal cliff loss
A ranchman in the valley west of Billings looked after and fed a flock for a neighbor. The sheep broke from the corral and wandered onto the cliffs where efforts to recapture them led to many being driven over the rocks and killed.
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Heep
Billings
Robbers Use Explosives to Loot Union Bank
Fast-Dispatch from Union Missouri reports a bank burglary at Union Bank near Lund before 2 AM. The vault was blown open with nitroglycerine, interior wrecked, and cash estimated at 15,600 dollars. The bank carried burglary insurance of 16,000 dollars. robbers believed to be a professional single offender.
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Union
Bank of Union
Lund
Hoffman
Tosa
Hank
Toberers
Cardinal Gibbons Honored at Private Chapel Event
Cardinal Gibbons attended a private Mass at a monastery chapel with brothers and guests as auditors. The event featured Archbishop of Philadelphia and other leaders in attendance. A drop of 20 feet occurred but caused no injuries to those present.
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Torm
Brotherhood
Cardinal Gibbons
Philadelphia
Double Murder on Snake Island
Winnipes Dec 2 A French courier arriving at West Sel kirk 2 miles north reports delivering mail to Captain J Petherill of the Dominion Fish company's steamer Daisy Christmas morning and discovering the captain's body near an unknown Frenchman. The fire was out and frozen blood pooled on the floor. The Frenchman's body was half frozen. Authorities believe Indians with whom the captain had dealings may be involved.
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Winnipes
West Selkirk
Here
Snake Island
J. Petherill
Dominion Fish Company
Daisy
Petherill
One Man Killed in Kansas Train Wreck
From Paola Kansas to the Sur says a head end collision occurred between freight trains on the Union Pacific mile south of Dodson Lodock this morning. T P Norton brakeman Sedalia Missouri was killed. William Bedell engined badly seatded Spaulding head cut and gas on arm Hill engineer badly bruised. Gentlemen were slightly injured. A special.
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Kansas City
Paola
Kan
Sur
Union
Submitting to The Hague Tribunal Is Preferred
The article notes that after thorough consideration, all powers show mutual moderation and agree to submit the question to The Hague tribunal. The discussion centers on not involving honor or territorial cession, with president expressing satisfaction at the agreed course of action.
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Hague Tribunal
Ned
Roosevelt's Son Named Arbitrator in Venezuelan Dispute
The decision names President Roosevelt's son as arbitrator, signaling alignment with Britain and Italy on blockade terms and the form of request to The Hague for adjudication. Washington may host talks with Hay to secure Castro's assent to precise propositions, while Richthofen urges restraint and prefers permanent tribunals where possible.
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Great Britain
Italy
Venezuela
Germany
Hague
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von Riehthofen
L Lkely
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Associated Press
Arbitration and Venezuelan blockade discussed by Foreign Office
German merchants fear American naval dominance and may move Hamburg business to Ork if control shifts. Castro warns confiscation of British, German and Italian assets as blockade strains grow. Officials refuse to confirm Germany will back Roosevelt arbitration or raise the blockade before The Hague settlement.
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Ork
Preside Castro
Foreign Office
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Venezuela
Hague
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Gunboat Marietta to Leave La Guayra Tomorrow
The United States gunboat Marietta will depart La Guayra tomorrow for Willemstad to avoid embarrassment from wrong rotation. It will remain there pending a possible call from Mintste Tawen.
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Racas
Tat Guayra
United States
Marietta
Willemstad
Mintste Tawen
Adjudged Insane at Asylum Yesterday
A report notes that an individual was adjudged insane yesterday at the asylum by Under Shiri Sayles. The brief entry records the legal status and custodial setting without further detail.
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Shiri Sayles
Mob Lynching of Two Negroes On Bridge Site
A mob at a remote bridge site killed two Black men after accusing them of a crime, with one identified as a prominent Mason. The midnight lynching followed heated crowds and frayed tensions, as community members debated who bore blame for the alleged deed.
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Ter Seat Bridge
Jay
Grand Lodge of
South Carolina
Helena Herald Sold to Montan Daily Record
Helena daily paper changes hands as Helena Herald ceases afternoon edition after 1866 founding. Montan Daily Record buys Herald plant and franchise, will publish morning edition while Herald ends its operations following leadership changes including E J Boardman and Toaridman retirement.
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Standard
Helena
Helena Herald
Montan Daily Record
The
Herald
Record
Ite
Montana
Pisk Bros
E. J. Boardman
Toaridman
WANTED HELP FOR HOUSEHOLD AND HOTEL WORK
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework at 61 W Granite Butte. WANTED A GOOD COOK WITH REFERENCES Apply today at W Park Butte. WANTED EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER FOR A HOTEL Sign man preferred Apply at Finlen hotel Butte Tuesday 10
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Butte
Wito Mast
Park
Sige Man
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