Kelley Returns to St Louis After Indictments
Charles F. Kelley former speaker of the St Louis house of delegates returns from New York aboard the Celtic. He says nothing and hurries to St Louis after learning his son is dead. Bonds set at 30000 pending bribery charges linked to street railway legislation and a 47600 doodle fund distribution.
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Miss Maggie Mourns A Bride-To-Be Loses Fiancée
In Des Moines on November 28 Bert McNutt aged twenty six killed himself at his home after plans to marry Miss Maggie Guth on Thanksgiving day. His wedding party waited at the Guth residence but he did not appear and left a farewell note to his betrothed. His mind is thought unsettled by friends.
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Pettit's Successor Named U S District Attorney
Washington reports President Roosevelt will appoint W. J. Youngs of Oyster Bay as United States district attorney for the Eastern district of New York, succeeding G. H. Pettit whose term ends December 20. Youngs is a former private secretary to the president and a neighbor of Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. Pettit has served four years with a clean record.
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Nebraska
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Summers
North Platte
Alliance
Roosevelt's Reply on Colored Appointments
President Roosevelt says he recognizes colored men of good repute in appointments, stating South Carolina poses no exception to policy. Charleston letter writer urged Crum’s disqualification. Roosevelt notes minority appointments are small and consistent with policy. Other items report North Texas Methodist conference proceedings, Benidir Rabler in Morocco taking up arms, a fast-paced boxing decision in Indianapolis, and Thanksgiving services in Laredo with Mexico's Ninth Cavalry band.
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Schwab Improves and Plans Cannes Return
Paris reports Charles M. Schwab and party at Cannes Thursday night amid word he hopes to resume active business life soon. In Chicago, the Box Makers union and Box Manufacturers association reached a peaceful three week negotiated agreement. The deal awards wage increases totaling 52 500 dollars a year for 700 workers, affecting about 1500 men, effective January 1 for one year.
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Coxe Brés & Co and Union Reach Pact to Resume Mines
Hazelton Pa November 28 Coxe Bros and their striking workers settled differences and will restart seven Coxe mines on Monday. All workers except those indicted for misdemeanors during the strike are to be recalled. Coxes are last major operator to arrive at terms with employees.
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Coxes
Gould a Director.
Kansas City November 28 At a meeting of the executive committee Warren G Purdy and Geo Gould were elected directors of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway company.
Notable World and Local News Bits
Snyder Oklahoma crowds fill the city while General Lew Wallace is ill in Crawfordsville Indiana. Purcell Oklahoma businessman J Le Beringer is dead. The Frisco line will parallel the Katy from Oklahoma City to Coalgate Indian Territory. A Lizella Georgia boiler explosion kills two and injures two. Manila police press La drones crackdown. Guards strengthen around McKinley grave. Mrs. W W Whitsett of McLennan Texas burned to death. John Dillon Irish leader recovers in Chicago.
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Chicago
Apple crop hits record in Clay county Illinois
Flora Illinois November 29. Figures from fruit growing representatives show Clay county apple production this year at 272770 barrels, the largest in the Illinois apple belt history.
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Young man seeks engagement with magic act at salary day
The aggregation planned a one night stand tour when a hopeful performer asked for a booking. He claimed to do a magic disappearance act, but the manager said not needed, noting it is customary for him to perform that act on salary day.
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