Indicted Union Leaders Turn State Evidence In Chicago Trial
In Chicago on Nov 30 1905 Cornelius P Shea and sixteen others faced conspiracy charges over the June 1905 teamsters strike. Albert Young William Kelley and William Murphy pleaded guilty and agreed to turn state evidence. Schultz may also testify as a bodyguard.
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Pecaviette Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Teamsters
Cornelius P. Shea
Albert Young
Teamsters’ Union
William Kelley
Coal Teamsters’ Union
William Murphy
Young
Kelley
Murphy
Joseph Schultz
Shea
State
Schultz
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United States
Holt
Attack on Walnut Hills Woman Ends in Narrow Escape
Mrs. Henry Ullman of 916 Churchill Avenue was followed home from the grocery by a colored man who grabbed her arm and tried to choke her before a passing pedestrian startled him. He fled toward the German Protestant Cemetery after failing to steal a diamond pin used as a scarf pin.
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Henry Ullman
Churchill Avenue
Walnut Hills
Internal Revenue District Sets New Daily Collection Record
The Fifth Internal Revenue District based in Peoria Illinois reports a new national daily collection high of 25036786 dollars. The prior record stood at 23185842 dollars set on February 13 1904.
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Internal Revenue District
Commercial Tribune
Peoria
Ill
Uniform Box Rent Rates Set for All Post Offices
An order by First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock announced on November 30 that starting January 1 uniform rent rates for boxes will be adopted in all U.S. post offices. The change aims to standardize storage costs nationwide.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Hitchcock
United States
Owita Engine Smashes Into Glendale Car
An Owita engine crashes into a Glendale car injuring crew members. Firefighters and paramedics respond to the scene as injuries are treated and transported for medical care. Police investigate the collision and assess damages.
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Owitca
Glendale
Heinze gives 100000 to Butte bank creditors
Receiver Wilson reports Augustus Heinze has sent a 100000 check toward Aetna Bank assets. Heinze, former bank president who withdrew in 1903, explains to protect depositors who trusted his reputation and hopes to aid creditors, asserting the gift would raise assets by about 30 percent.
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Commercial Tribune
Butte
Mont
Wilson
Aetna Bank
Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Arsenic Found in Stomachs of Dead Children
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Philadelphia Nov 30 arsenic found in the stomachs of Mary and Annie Carey enough to kill two people A Mrs Bridget Carey is jailed as a suspect in the poisoning case police probe whether she bought poison and plotted insurance gains Coroner Jermon says two other deathbeds showed similar symptoms Insurance officials ordered to testify at City Hall to uncover Mrs Carey's policies and links to the case
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
John Holt
Olice
Philadelphia
Mary
Annie Carey
Jermon
Gillette Trial Highlights Cowardice in Death at Big Moose Lake
In Herkimer New York Chester Gillette testifies about the death of Grace Brown at Big Moose Lake amid cross examination by the district attorney. The defense rested after calling several witnesses on his character and reputation, with some noting unknown relations with Miss Brown.
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Brown
Commercial Tribune
Herkimer
N. Y
Chester Gillette
Grace ‘Brown
Gillette
Thomas
Big Moose Lake
Miss Brown
Plea for Naval Officer Entertainment Fund
The Bureau of Navigation requests Congress to appropriate funds for official entertainments aboard naval vessels sent to foreign shores. It argues officers shoulder personal costs to display the flag and foster diplomacy, and that other nations provide for such expenses. the Navy urges government bearing of these costs.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
Bureau of Navigation ‘of
Navy Department
Marines May Be Withdrawn From Battleships
Rear Admiral Converse in his annual report says the Bureau of Navigation weighs removing marines from all battle ships to boost efficiency. The navy argues bluejackets and marines come from the same class and can perform current duties. Marines' presence is said to imply police duty, which enlisted men resented.
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Kline
Bessie Gilman
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Converse
Bureau of Navigation
Navy
Canadian ambassador appointment urged by London daily
The Daily Mail urges appointing a Canadian as Ambassador to Washington to strengthen imperial ties. It cites past diplomatic missteps and argues a Canadian envoy would handle questions with prudence, urging Canada to be brought closer to the mother country.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Washington
Mortimer Durant
Canada
Ashburton
Maine
Great Britain
United States
Coun
Mystery of Dr Albert Blossom Near Death in Draper Street
Disappearance of Dr Albert Blossom from Miamisburg two months ago ends when he is found near death at 1123 Draper Street in Cincinnati. Detectives Pflug and Blossom brothers uncover a tangled past involving guardianship disputes, a lost leg from a Erie Railroad injury, and a son Ward Blossom sought on assault charges.
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DR. Blossom
Draper Street
Albert Blossom
Miamisburg
Roeder
Pflug
Charles
Miles Blossom
Blossom
East Eighth Street
Vine
Erie Railroad
Ward Blossom
Cincinnati
Corbin
Norwood
Casey
Charles Blossom
Earlywine
West Eighth Street
Miss Brower
Miles E. Blossom
Miles
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Jack Wright
Mich
Raymond Grise
Grise
W. H. Eaton
West Side
Dana
Gilman
Eaton
Miss Gilman
Clark's Crossing
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Frank Doesterman
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Closterman
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Irving Allee
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Butte Speculator
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