News Views and Gossip From a Satirical New York Scene
The column mocks sensational coverage of the William E. Annis murder case as judges, juries, and readers are drawn into lurid chronicles. It skewers sensationalists, interviewers, and the public appetite for sorrow, shame, and spectacle surrounding Jenkins Hanna and Captain Peter C. Halas.
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New York
Chester Gillette
Matteawan
Jenkins Hanna
Peter C. Halas
Willia E. Annis
Bowe
Jonkinn
Maine
Halaw Baw
Thore
Earth
Bowie
Volce
Tate Allence
Peter Maing
Weile
Brasen
Amelen
Arist Treoe
Mars
Adirondacta
Taft cabinet talk and Taft dinner with Mrs Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports President elect Taft discussing a cabinet with Secretary Hoard and Rep Burton head of rivers and harbors. Burton is expected to become secretary of the treasury. Mrs Taft visited President Roosevelt during the day. Oakland cashier arrested for embezzling over twenty thousand dollars from Hale Brothers department store. Police say he confessed to the full amount and blamed racing bets. He allegedly padded accounts to cover shortages and may face charges for raising checks.
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Oakland
Cal
al- Phonse Lebouf
Hale Brothers
Polce
Leboutte
Itle
Baaldes
Governor Cosgrove in Poor Health as Congress Returns
Washington governor Cosgrove remains gravely ill with doctors reporting no change in condition. Mrs. Cosgrove remains hopeful for a return to Washington as Minson Howard arrives to the scene.
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Paro Robles
Cal
Com Krove
Washington
Reverend Buster Leaves Lewiston Church for Sunnyside Pastorate
The Rev W Z Buster, former pastor of Lewiston Idahas church, assumes a new post at Sunnyside Methodist. Dispute over church finances and back salary follows, with conflicts involving trustees and the Pendleton donation. The church records show a shortage initially $220, later settled at $200, amid overall financial strain on the congregation. The Lewiston native built a $60,000 stone church now nearing completion, earning the nickname church builder of the region.
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W. Z. Buster
Lowistus Idahas Church
Sunnyside
Kuster
Ehutch True Tems
Ford
Sunny
Peache- Yon
Buster
Natu
Lewiston
Helent
Marie Went
Morganives $100,000 aids Episcopalian churches funds
In New York on January 11 Bishop William Ford announced a $100,000 subscription to aid rebuilding Episcopalian churches in San Francisco. He aims to raise about $190,000 more from other sources to support the fund.
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Tam ‘Pranctarn
New York
J. Pmorxn
San Francisco
William Ford
Holiday opening brings 800 to 1000 children joy
The Idaho Mercantile Company held a holiday opening with M. Conrad decorating the department store. Santa Claus greeted customers and about 800 to 1,000 children received candy and an orange. The event featured festive goods and market noise. Jomie Drummond Hay was granted a divorce from Lond Drummond Hay for cruel treatment.
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Wercantie Company
Idaho Mercantile Company
M. Conrad
Santa Claus
Tacoma
Waal
Dee
Jomie Drummond Hay
Lond Drummmond Hay
Enum Uy
Hartzell Daring Viat: A Frien Gedianed Bishop
Fragmented text appears to reference Hartzell, a daring feat, a president, a woman named Martaeli Metinntiot, and a bishop from A Frien Gedianed. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Wiswor
Hartzell
Martaeli
Taft in New York for Metropolitan Temple dedication
President Taft will spend the major part of next week in New York City. He will speak Tuesday at the Metropolitan Temple on the McKinley memorial and attend the National Civic Federation meeting with Mrs Taft. Governor Hughes, Secretary Cortelyou and Secretary Root are listed as participants.
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Taft
Motropolis
Metropolitan Temple
Fourmoni Street
McKinsey Wa Mortal Orman
View
Elert
Austrican Federation of Labor
Gompers
Bryan
Gompere
Ohio Society of New York
Mackere State
Ruef Sentence Postponed in Ban Francisco Case
Ban Francisco, Dec. 12. Judge Lawlor postponed the sentencing of Abraham Huet, convicted of Aribert, after Huet and counsel requested more time to prepare motions. The prosecution agreed, and the judge granted the delay as parties discuss electoral issues and party plans amid the city’s political tensions.
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Ban Francinco
Lawlor
Abraham Huet
Aribert
Jude
Socialist Ticket for City Election Rally Notes
Socialist ticket events held across the county with meetings planned for Friday evenings. Participants aim to consolidate support, persuade converts, and discuss questions affecting the nation, state, county, or city at each gathering.
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Mander’s
Cousty
Pd East
Tmpether
Andy Strehelles
Fragments From Odd Fellows Meeting Report
A garbled report outlines officers of the Pendent Order of Odd Fellows with roles listed as patriarch and high priest. Names such as DL F Beth and D Cook appear along with wardens and sergeant positions. Some entries are unclear or misspelled, reflecting OCR errors from the proceedings.
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Order of Odd Fellows
DL F Beth
D. Cook
J. i Rabenck
Junior Wardes
JE Dos Aldy Dertbe
Marley Plater
Jerocon Wier
Dapety
Arena
Smd
Trmatucer
Captain le Raper
Fragmentary store scene with crowded clerks and goods
A damaged OCR passage describes a busy store scene. Clerks rush to assist customers while goods are handled. The text mentions an extensive stock and bills, but details are unclear due to garbled words.
House Resents Insinuations In Congress Clash
In Washington the lower house of Congress reacts angrily to President Romevele's remarks implying covert surveillance of members. The dispute over the Weealdeat's message stirs intense feeling and promises a broad political confrontation as critics condemn the president’s insinuations as an insult to the house.
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Wamnwaton
Den
Songreas
Romevele
Sneret Hervice
City notes and marriages amid uncertain local politics
Local city items report several acting business moves and a timber claim filed with officers this morning. A marriage tied to May Pens is noted, while Edmund Riley’s baby joins the family as mother and child recover. Song of political shifts highlights Charlee Gerrels' election and district support following past threats and strong ally backing.
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Wrener Aromgee
Huron
Lyvadate
Ely
Jonah Fhatiie
Harry A. Johnaan
May Pens
Mpahane
Wty
Juda Quarge Gisele
Charlee Gerrels
Toade
Caunty
Tay Dietzler
Gerress
Field Against Senator Heyburn
Idaho returns suggest a field against Senator W. Heyburn grows as speculation centers on party splits and a possible Republican mutiny. Observers note potential turnout shifts and the federal administration’s stance if Heyburn faces defeat.
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Senator Heyburn
Court Hearing Delivers Fine for Assault on Relatives
Régar Helmhart, 21, appeared in Vancouver court on a charge of beating his mother and sister. The judge fined him 20 days in jail or a 20 dollar alternative punishment.
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Vancouver
Wash
Ash
Oewih
Régar Helmhart
Pawer
Slater
Dave
Sunday Services and Event Details at First Presoytenas-mue
The First Presoytenas-mue church announces preaching services by Rev Edward J Matom and Rev William H Pry with morning and evening sermons on Christ in the Home of Zacchaeus and The Gospel of Good Man. SundaySchool at 16 a m. programs include Young Peoples society and Epworth League activities led by Solomon Dedicates the Temple Pie. Public invited to all services at Dereas Park with worship at 11 and 7.
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Young Peoples Society
Edward J. Matom
Raccbeus
Bhat Worvicm
Eehieet Bolomon
Eowort League
Maude Thornton
William H. Pry
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