Wallace Opera House Shooting Kills Two in Idaho
At Wallace Idaho at the opera house entrance two men died in a shooting after a James ONeill company performance. William Cuff a miner died from three gunshots and Dr W E Fill died of a head wound. The attacker was Cuff who returned with a revolver after being refused a cigar. Police, including Rose and McGovern, were wounded during the ensuing stampede.
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Ida
Wallace Opera House
James O'Neill
W. EB. Fills
William Cuff
McGovern
Opera House
Rose
Cuff
Quinn
Philippines
Idaho
Fills
Committee Calls on Roosevelt to Announce Readiness
A joint committee of the Senate and House visited the White House at 10:30 to notify President Roosevelt that Congress was organized and ready to receive his messages. Senators Hoar and Forman led the delegation with Representatives Tawney Capron and Williams, and Colonel Barsdell accompanied them. Roosevelt said he would communicate with Congress in writing soon, and Speaker Cannon was among early visitors.
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House of Representatives
Congress
White House
Tawney
Minnesota
Capron
Rhode Island
Williams
Mississippi
House
Sippi
Hoar
Massachusetts
Forman
Maryland
Daniel M. Barsdell
Roosevelt
Cannon
Revenue suit over $1 million tax on railroad stock
Jackson Mississippi revenue agent files suit seeking more than 1 035 million in back taxes from the Chicago St Louis and New Orleans railroad now Illinois Central, covering eleven years on 6 million dollars of stock alleged to have escaped taxation.
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Jackson, Miss
State of Mississippi
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Illinois Central Raiihoad Company
HULEN BOTTLED UP ADJUTANT GENERAL IN SAN ANTONIO
In San Antonio Adjutant General J 1 1wy remains in the city while medical actions restrict his movements. Graves, a physician, is not permitted to act within ten days. The El Paso section notes cruelty and a local society, with single members, forms the third such group in the state.
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Graves
Ang
San An
Eaker
el Paso
Senate and House Hear President Message on Cuba Reciprocity
Tuesday session shows both chambers focused on reading the president’s Cuba reciprocity message. Senate attendance is noted as exceptionally large while the House opens with Speaker Cannon and swears in Charles W. Thompson of Alabama. Rules committee names include Dalzell Grosvenor Williams Dearmond.
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Cuba
Cannon
House
Charles W. Thompson
Alabama
Hous
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Ohio
Williams
Mississippi
Dearmond
Missouri
White House Conference Discusses Panama Situation
President Roosevelt Senator Hanna and cabinet members met at the White House in a Panama talks session. The outcome was not disclosed. Rear Admiral Glass with the Pacific squadron arrived at Panama aboard the Marblehead and gunboat Concord to assess events.
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White House
Roosevelt
Hanna
Navy Department
Glass
Pacific
Marblehead
Concord
Robinson Appointed Dallas Post Master
Washington reports the president named D. A. Robinson as post master for Dallas Texas. Robinson currently serves as chief deputy in the United States marshal's office in Dallas.
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Washington
D. A. Robinson
Dallas
Tex
Robinson
United States Marshal’s
Miss Goelet Weds Duke of Roxburghe in New York
The marriage of Miss May Goelet daughter of Mrs. Ogden Goelet to Henry John Innes Ker eighth Duke of Roxburghe was held Tuesday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church New York. Bishop Doane presided as 250 guests attended the ceremony signaling a notable international match.
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New York
May Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Henry John Innes Ker
Duke of
Kingfisher Sheriff Serves Warrant on Local Builder
Sheriff Love of Kingfisher county served a murder indictment warrant on J. W. Hoover a prominent local business man and agent of an Ohio bridge company in connection with a bridge wreck that killed two men Hoover says he has never been in Kingfisher county and his attorney has asked Governor Dockery to deny requisition papers.
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Kansas City
Love
Kingfisher County
J. W. Hoover
Ohio Bridge Company
Oklahoma
Williams Speech as Cannon Elected House Speaker
In Washington on November 10 the Fifty-eighth Congress convened its first session and Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois was formally elected speaker. Williams of Mississippi and Grosvenor of Ohio led the notification committee as Cannon received 193 votes to 166 for Williams. Cannon pledged fairness and took the oath with Mr. Bingham administering.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Illlinois
Cannon
Hepburn
Hay
Virginia
Mr. Williams
Mississippi
Williams
Grosvenor
Ohio
House
Illinois
Bingham
Gompers Address Highlights AFL Membership Gain
Boston. President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor delivered a long address that was well received by delegates. He noted a 442,100 growth in affiliated unions and AFL membership last year. Treasurer Lennons reported income of 247,800, expenditures 196,015, and a year end balance of 84,000.
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Boston
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Lennon
The
Tefft of Tefft Weller Co. Dies in Mass Engagement News
Frank G. Tefft, partner in Tefft Weller & Co. dry goods, died at Great Barrington Massachusetts after suffering Brights disease since March. He had just arranged to announce his engagement to marry Helen M. Whitney of New York City.
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New York
Frank G. Tefft
Tefft, Weller & Co
Great Barrington
Mass
Helen M. Whitney
Tefft
Bright
Real estate listings by J. W. Batts agent
J W Batts offers abstracted land titles for Byazos County. Listings include 106 acres near the courthouse, 25 cultivated acres, pasture, fenced with six wires, price 1500. 1.25 acres with schoolhouse, cottage, tenant house, well, price 8750. 6 room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street, brick cistern, price 1260. half block near Allen Academy, price 500. about 13 acres on south town side with 4 room house, well, cistern, outbuildings, rent 9 dollars monthly, price 650. 4 room house with pantry, hall, two galleries, tub cistern, bor ed well, garden, 4 blocks from courthouse. Joe B Reed home place quarter block, 9 room two story frame, price 420. half block adjoining De DeMaret place, price 500.
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Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
de DeMaret Place
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