Night in Whitechapel Boxing and Street Scene
An Idaho boy in London writes of a Saturday night in the East End. He describes a boxing show with rugged fighters, a Pedlar Palmer attraction, and a chaotic Whitechapel crowd. The walk through Cambridge Road, a dirty restaurant window, and a theater with a grim Maniac ends as night crowds fill Whitechapel Road with life and noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steunenbers
Whitechapel
East End
Ecimen
Jack He Ripper
Ripper
Briak
Crouing
Mill Hey
Liverpool
London
Tracy
Kong
Tor
Lekly
Palmer
George Moore
Moore
Jack
Whitechapel Road
Cambridge Road
Market Street
Tom Small Bhejor
Redconte
Bill Riley
Gold Hide Mining Company Denies Labor Liens
Pollard and others filed liens totaling about 1276 dollars against Gold Hides Mining Company claiming work on properties near St Joy during fall and winter. Pan Davie, manager, says the company owes no labor debt and that stockholders and a foreman funded and contracted the work individually, not through the corporation. He states the company halted operations due to hard times and that those involved must be paid personally by the workers or via the individuals contracted with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Pollard
J. R. McDonald
William Clark
Inbor Iiens
Gold Hides Mining Company
Corporation
Upder
Pan Davia
Davie
Duns
Tela
Officers Fail to Find Complainant in Wallace Case
In Wallace Idaho on February 27 Ray Mattson of Taft faced a lower charge of threatening to kill after a complainant failed to appear. The witness vanished again, the case was discharged, and authorities warned further absences may lead to bonds. Local mining notes report a 400 foot wide ledge cut at 410 feet in depth with several ore seams found, and plans for sewer drift. Roy Nixon’s tenancy of the old county jail property was noted as the building is leased by Herman J. Ronai alongside Montane mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Ray Mattson
Taft
Mattson
Tila le
T. Paul
James O'lirton
Paul
Beratier
Beny
J. J. McCarthy
Alice
Mc ‘Carthy
Heele
C. C. Titow
Montane Minioemex
Roy Nixon
Joseph Turner
Mr. Nison
Herman J. Ronai
Treasury strength praised in House as relief bill advances
In Washington on February 37, Montell reports Treasury strength after Treasurer Trout notes an initial thrust to relocate funds and a 91,000 bill passed, described as extraordinary and worthy of global financial attention. The applause greeted the measure and its bipartisan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
D.C
Montell
United States
Oue
Haute
Make No Wage Cut in Northern Pacific Telegraph Work
A committee says Northern Pacific operators received word from general offices denying wage cuts. Federal hours rules take effect March 4, with no wage decrease, only reorganization of operator numbers at stations. President Levy proposed a five month wage cut after March, but lunch-hour pay not covered. vote shows momentum toward acceptance versus opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Peasion
Caty
Heliher
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hartington
BT. Paul
Minn
Pani
Minneapolis Omaha
Stringland
Paul
Levy
Powell to hang after murder in Bennet street quarrel
Charlie Powell a colored man is expected to be hanged in the county jail yard tomorrow after his conviction for the Bennet street murder of John Rogers. Powell shot Rogers with a double barrel gun following a dispute alleging Rogers insulted his wife. He fled to Georgia before Sheriff Jerry apprehended him. The governor denied clemency after the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT. Augustine
Fis
Charlie Powell
Powell
Ciremit
Bennet
Tadiffer
Hin
Tase
Rate Case Decision Seen as Spokane Freight Hope
Spokane reports indicate the Interstate Commerce Commission prepared an opinion in the Spokane rate case, with speculation of an order restricting railroads from charging higher rates for shorter hauls. Local officials and business leaders, led by A. W. Doland, express optimism the commission will grant a square deal and curb discriminatory water-competition rates harming interior cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Interstate Commerce Communion
Milsad Harriman Lines
Ballove
Comuission
Puget Sound
Pacife
Jobe
Washington
Portland
Beattie
Tecoma
Eastern Pointe
Pacific Coast
Montana
Lene
Teewne
Te Ailie
Connand
A. W Doland
Ssmoistian
Tithe Interstate Commerce Committee
The
Chamber of Comserce
Syouane
van Best
Prouty
Clergymen protest naval program and armament boost
A group of York City clergymen denounce the push for added naval funds and new battleships. They urge Congress to curb armament spending, arguing it leads to waste and hinders peace. The note mentions President and naval leaders and recalls a misprint about an upcoming show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mola
Pritchett
Hesbipe
Ernioets
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Idaho Boy
Aemia
Hall
Huet Shine
Lewis
Jack Ripper
Cardinal Gimbons
Beted Moman Catholic Yrelate
Americas
Engin
Han Plorea Sigro
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