Roosevelt Dinner Probes Labor Views At White House
Washington reports detail a White House dinner where labor leaders probed President Roosevelt on labor concerns and possible policy support. Secretaries and captains of labor pressed questions as Roosevelt sought a full expression of sentiment, while discussions hinted at a future bill of rights and a publicity board.
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Washington
Bul-ting
Prest Roosevelt
White House
Ted
Congrem
Justice 7
Straus and
Beere- Garfeld
Congress
Roosevelt
Con
Recount Requested in Wallace Senator Race
Keane filed formal notification to contest the state senate election in Wallace Idaho after county commissioners declared Kearns the winner by eight votes. He cites illegal ballot counting due to misread marks on Republican and other tickets and seeks a full recount, noting no question of judges’ integrity.
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Kellogg
Mullan
Gem
Wallace
Joseph P
Grand Jury Reports On Deported Man And Stock Dispute
A grand jury action involves John Barrett charged with tutoring and housing Aquor on a reservation and a motion in the Andrew Johnson versus Rnowstorm Mining case. The day centered on a heated dispute over allegedly burned stock once owned by Johnson and delivered or not delivered to W A Nichols.
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Berm
John Barrett
Tutro
Ad ‘& Tree Bill
Andrew Johnson
Rnowstorm Mining Company
Isom Verge of Mantal Ciliaper Dies in Alaska Accident
Isom Verge of Mantal Ciliaper, well known in Anacortes, Wash, died from a bullet wound received in an accidental shooting near Ketchekan Alaska while hunting with Irving Burke. Burke states he is near a mental derangement after the incident.
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Isom
Anacortes
Wash
Iapaich
Ketchekan
Alaska
Bandar
Dlapaich
Irving Burke
Burke
Rail vote backs railroad regulation in Idaho capitol meeting
In Nampa on Nov 18, authorities from the Idaho area pressed for creation of a railroad and public utilities commission. Governor Gooding urged support, contrasting actions by Oregon interests and emphasizing sovereignty over transit policy. The draft resolutions include opposition to parcels post plans and recognition of forest reserves, with federal juror Dadcock excused from service.
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Francisco
Biggy
Acvard
Burna
Hass
Francis J. Money
Tia
Haas
Sbe
Pnrelem
Captain Duke
Saralesaness
Duke
Dateelive Burns
Opta
Hans
Bigsy
Husa
Vevers Radway
Uisdo
Dole
Loisho
Oregon
Gooding
Idabo
Iterviman Corporation Teagemeugh
South Maho
Nampa
Cou Tuleton
Idaba
Kebe
Markman
Harriman
Bass
Hayburn
Foul murder by stabbing shocks Spokane crowd
In Spokane on November 18 George Danieluk a Polish laborer was found murdered in a roadway near Ferry Avenue and Bernard Street. The assault left seven deep wounds from a stiletto, with motive suspected as revenge. The victim wore a heavy fur coat and strong build, and a ten dollar and twenty cent piece was found in his shirt pocket. Police believe he was lured and slain after a fight.
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Spokane
Wash
Masassin
George Danieluk
Ferryavasne
Bernardtreet
A. D. Gordon
Great Northern
Danialuk
Smith & Co
Dentetok
Danievik
Dantelui
Bie Ta Thich
Mack
Ambiguous OCR Snippet Describes Studio Scene
Fragmentary note mentions a plane and studio figures. lacks clear names, locations, or events making a definite summary impossible.
RUEF TRIAL PROCEEDINGS CONTINUE IN SAN FRANCISCO
In San Francisco on November 18 the Ruef trial saw continued argument over a venue change denial. Defense for the defendants pressed that the case be moved, citing dangers surrounding the claimed graft and attempts on a key witness. The jury heard the gunman’s testimony and more on connections to graft and boodling as courtroom tensions eased and guards remained nearby during proceedings.
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BAN Pranciaco
Cal
Somnet Ee
Dolladasts
Ategydas
Ground Fox
Runt
Mewey
Heney
Lawlor
Pery
Hesey
Aerstemg
Boodting Themen
Fifty Million Dollar Army Plan Urged for Rivers and Fortifications
Washington November 18 Fifty million dollars in the megremate appropriation is recommended by Brigadier General Willing Marshall chief of the army engineering department for river harbor and fortification work reported to the War Department. The report notes many fortifications are obsolete and in bed condition with 1 164 008 needed for the Columbia River Vistwes Abe states of Oregon and Washington and 460,000 at the mouth Gray's Harbor and Puget Sound areas included.
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Washington
Megremate
Willing Marshall
Engineering Department of the
Army
War Department
Columbia
Oregon
Ihe
Gray's Harbor
Pudget Sound
Syaa
Gaskill Wins Damage Cash in Court Case
A district court case involving Gaskill and the Wanklegton company awarded damages. The plaintiff claimed $1,090 for losses from an overflow and $202.85 for hay crop damage in 1907. Legal actions included injunctions restraining parts of the Adve river area and references to trial by G H Pott with evidence heard.
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H. Putts
Wanklegton Co Fewar
Elev
District Court Twas
G. H. Pott Flor
Seamus
Anne
Acme
Demagen
Everthew
Denver Labor Movement Rumors Stir Dining Talks
A November report notes rumors that leaders of the labor movement plan meetings with a figure named Gemper to discuss legislation. The piece mentions possible dine and confer sessions prior to addressing labor issues, with execution of Amethas Peterathun referenced and names omitted.
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Denver
Col
Monsensu
Amethas Peterathun
Liie
Cmarea
Labor
Gempers
Unclear fragments report partial progress in medical condition
Fragmentary notes describe a patient named Rah Francibor showing steady improvement under treatment. References to liquid nourishment and wound status appear but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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San Francisco
PB. A. Morrisey
Grand Ter
Railway Trainmien
Publicity Board
Coward
Moxey
Lemay
F. Dadcock
Monow
Dge
Bome
Mime Malle McGevers
RUEF
Natural Gan
Washington Water Power Company
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