Trade talk and a Cleveland mayor's ruin headline
New York hosts the 40th annual New York Chamber of Commerce banquet with advocates for free trade between the United States and Canada. Separately in Cleveland, Mayor Tom L Johnson reveals his fortune is wiped out, plans to give up luxuries, and will stay to support his brother’s estate amid upheaval and threats from rivals.
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Tammany Leader Comments on Future Dem Prospects in New York
The article reports Marcy, head of Tammany, discussing whether Tam Barr acted treacherously in the recent campaign. Hendrickson and Koe are noted as present in Spokane, Washington, with Judge A.V. Sern leading the proceedings.
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Doubt in German Imperial Promises Deepens
Berlin dispatch reports rising public doubt over Emperor William II’s promises to the Reichstag on constitutional duties and foreign relations. The crown and people clash as provincial papers echo mistrust while Chancellor von Bülow and von Maslow push new revenue measures, amid mixed reception and calls for tax support.
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Mystery murder case surrounds Polish victim in Spokane area
Sporank Washington reports a murder in which George Danielwk, a Polish laborer, was stabbed and robbed in a dark roadway near the Great Northern freight sheds. Austrian suspect Rakovevitch is arrested, with Lokovitch and Rakoceviteh held without bail. Police seek confessions as investigators press for details and potential ties to the victim.
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Marines Detached From Vessels Under New War Orders
WashingtonNovember20 The department issues orders to detach marines from ships of the Atlantic fleet for shore duty. Up to 30 days marines aboard the New Hampshire and other vessels will have their rifles removed from duty. Marines from the Pacific fleet will be reassigned to Bremerton and Mare Island for shore service.
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Gas Explosion Kills Fifteen In Brooklyn Labor Blast
Brooklyn residents report a deadly gas main explosion at a sewer construction site. Ten workers were present when the pipe ruptured, causing a furnace blaze and water main break. Several men killed and many injured. surrounding tenements flooded and people evacuated. Firefighters fought the blaze as crews searched for victims and tried to contain the damage. Two San Francisco guards face homicide charges in a separate case regarding a suicide after a city shooting.
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Close Gambling at St. Maries
Prosecuting Attorney H Potts and Gheri Charles McDowsiee escorted Arthur Gramtham to St. Maries for questioning over alleged gambling. Gramtham is accused by Robert Campbell of giving Campbell a $50 check drawn on bank funds later claimed not to exist. An investigation will verify gambling activity at local resorts and identify any offenders.
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Rockefeller Balks at Questions in High Profile Trial
The trial proceeded with rockefeller figure under direct examination by Deputy Attorney Grooval Kellen. Testimony traced the Mandel Oz company's growth, absorption of smaller industries, and a defense built on broader economic conditions rather than aggressive actions. The courtroom drew a large crowd as the defense aimed to frame the corporation's character and strategy amid the proceedings.
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Kalghte Templars Hold Third Annual Fall Banquet
The Kalghte Templars announce their third annual fall banquet at the Motel Idaho on Wednesday evening November 28. Invitations have been sent and the event aims to include all knights in full regalia, with dinner and formal proceedings planned for the night.
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Stabbing in Fallen Town Leaves One Dead
Nov 28 in Fallen, Wash saw Walter Driscot stabbed by Thoemaker after an argument. Driscot died from a penetrating wound to the torso. Shoemaker claimed threats and curses before the attack. Driscot, 34, left a wife and two children, had served in the regular army. He was taken to the county jail following the incident.
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San Francisco Trial Day Opens With Court Rebukes
Nov 10 San Francisco morning session of the Aben ham Meet trial featured sharp rebukes from the court to attorney Gallagher over his questioning. Gallagher sought to tie witnesses to graft allegations as prosecutors pressed him on the controversial hooching matters, with the judge limiting further cross examination and ending the session.
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