Francis Heney Injury Update Stirs San Francisco
At Lane hospital in San Francisco doctors say Francis Heney rests easily and his condition is satisfactory after a shooting in the courtroom. An X ray was taken and a second consultation is set for this evening as Heney shows favorable signs and his indomitable energy is praised by associates.
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San Francisco
Terry and
Bunnell
Heney
Francis Heney
Abe Ruef
Lane Hospital
Morris Haas
Haas
Haas Seems Demented in San Francisco
Detective Burke reported Haas slept poorly in his jail cell and showed signs of intoxication or partial dementia. Ruef remains jailed with no immediate plan for release before the trial resumes on Monday.
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San Francisco
Thomas F. Burke
Haas
Ruef
District Attorney Langdon Accepts Sullivan Johnson and Dwyer Help
In San Francisco on November 14 District Attorney W H Langdon said he would employ Matt I Sullivan Hiram Johnson and J J Dwyer as assistants in the Ruef bribery graft prosecutions despite their heavy practices. A would be assassin fired a shot at Heney during a court recess wounding him as men restrained the gunman and carried Langdon’s staff to safety.
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San Francisco
W. H. Langdon
Fresno
Matt I. Sullivan
Hiram Johnson
J. J. Dwyer
Ruef
Mr. Heney
James L. Gallagher
Board of Supervisors
Henry Ach
Ruel
Gallagher
Lawler
Mr. Ach
Mr. Doster
Hhe
Ach
Judge Lawler
Fulton Street
van Ness Avenue
Heney
al McCabe
Cheir
District Attorney's Office
Associated Press
Mr. Hen
Charles Oliver
John Foley
Shooting Looms in San Francisco Graft Trial Action
A gunman wounded Heney during the Ruef trial chaos as crowds surged outside Carpenter Hall. Ruef, Haas, and prosecutors moved amid ambulance sirens, police mobilization, and urgent hospital care. Heney, conscious on the Lane hospital bed, vowed to prosecute. District Attorney Langdon traveled from Fresno to commend Heney as a martyr to the public cause.
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Associated Press
Ruef
Associated Preag
A. 8. Tuchler
van Ness Avenue
Dr. Tuchler
Heney
Mr. Heney
Lane Hospital
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Chelf
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Fresno
San Francisco
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An ad-style line touts Kodol with a guarantee and a suggested trial period. It claims the product digests what you eat and leaves the stomach sweet, describing it as cold by all drug.
Demonstration train stop draws Harrisburg crowd and cattle
Harrisburg residents and local farmers joined a Southern Pacific demonstration train event on Saturday, with about a thousand in attendance. J. C. Sabin showcased nine Galloway cattle led by a blue ribboned leader, while local figures and visitors held discussions, and others arrived or recalled ties to the area as wool sales and winter plans unfolded. Notables included Dr. T. C. Mackey visiting from Salem, Henry Heath and family arriving from Columbia, S. D., and Portland connections of Samuel May and Alice Belmont.
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Harrisburg
Southern Pacific Company
J. C. Sabin
T. C. Mackey
Salem
Henry Heath and
Columbia
Bemis
Oregon
May & Senders
Morris Senders
Albany
Samuel May
Portland
Monaco Ruler Albert II Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday
Paris reports Monte Carlo marks Prince Albert’s sixtieth birthday with flags across Monaco. He is absent on a scientific expedition and funds the state from gambling profits. His heir is Prince Louis, son by Lady Mary Hamilton. Albert studies oceanography and funds a glass bottom vessel for deep sea research.
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Paris
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Prince Albert
Mediterranean
Prince Louis
Mary Hamilton
Duke of Hamilton
Duke of Richelieu
Alice Heine
New Orleans
Young Husband Turns Savage in Palm Springs Divorce Suit
Mrs. Nelmes, daughter of a wealthy Pasadena family, accuses Thomas H. Nelmes of habitual intemperance and extreme cruelty in superior court. The principal act cited is striking her mouth with a telephone receiver as she tried to call friends about his abuse. The couple, once popular, faced the shocking accusation amid testimony of coercion to drink.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas H. Nelmes
Pasadena
Nelmes
Honore Palmer Buys Rogue River Land
Medford notes a notable land deal closed today with Honore Palmer purchasing property along the Rogue River. Details outline a significant purchase by Palmer, marking a major real estate transaction in the region.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Impure Blood
The advertisement claims all humors are impure and cause skin, liver, kidney issues and various ailments. Hood's Sarsaparilla, in liquid form or Sarsa tabs, is advertised as removing these impurities and curing boils eczema indigestion tiredness and related troubles.
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Hood
Palmer buys 1300 acres near Rogue River for 37000
Honore Palmer son of a late Chicago millionaire becomes owner of 1300 acres of fertile land on both sides of the Rogue river twelve miles north of Medford. The land, famed fishing grounds, was purchased for 37000 cash and will be divided into five and ten acre parcels for sale. He also bought copper mining property near the Blue Ledge Mine about 30 miles southwest of Medford.
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Honore Palmer
Chicago
Rogue River
Medford
Palmer
Blue Ledge
Rockefeller to testify in Standard Oil dissolution case
New York, Nov. 14. John D. Rockefeller is expected to go on the witness stand in the government suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company. The hearing is to resume next week and Rockefeller is said to be a willing witness who has long sought to clear up matters regarding the giant corporation.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Brownsville Builds Up With New Brick Blocks
Brownsville is growing toward metropolitan status with two new brick business blocks and fine residences completed this year. Spurred by expansion, the city reports more substantial buildings than in the past decade, but rail service remains a major need. A market day system has been set up to boost the valley economy.
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Brownsville
Baby Bay
Portland
Long Missing Man Found in Asylum
Mark W. Harrington once headed the Weather Bureau and led the University of Washington. Missing a decade, he was found insane in Morris Plains asylum after being discovered in Trenton with no identification. His wife identified him later via a clue from a Western paper, traced by his son Raymond.
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New York
Mark W. Harrington
United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland
University of Washington At
Seattle
Morris Plains
Trenton
Raymond Harrington
Roosevelts to Edit Standard Oil Magazine
New York Nov 13 Much interest centers on a report that James Stillman president of National City Bank known as the Standard Oil Bank is the controlling owner of the Outlook of which President Roosevelt will become a contributing editor after leaving office. Officials refuse to name owners of the magazines 1500000 capital stock and the report credits Stillman with owning 1000 of 1500 shares.
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New York
James Stillman
National City Bank
Standard Oil Bank
Outlook
Roosevelt
Stillman
Outlook Co stock ownership statement from Secretary Howland
Secretary Howland of the Outlook company issued a statement asserting Stillman owned less than ten percent of the Outlook Co stock for nearly thirty years. The remainder of the stock was held by those actively managing the company.
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New York
Howland
Outlook Company
Stillman
Outlook Co
OConnor Wins Wrestling Match in Portland
Ed J. OCon nel won a wrestling match in Portland last night defeating Strangler Smith who gave up at the end of an hour and a half.
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Portland
Ed J. O'Connell
Strangler Smith
Harvey Jones Trial In Circuit Court Involving Minor Watts
The circuit court heard the Harvey Jones trial charged with contributing to the negligence of Addie Watts, a minor girl, with jurors seated and testimony underway. Indictments followed from the grand jury including Hynson Smyth Jr Williams and Jacobs for local option law violations and manslaughter case pleas were entered. The day closed with a Chezem verdict for $1326 against Mt Pisgah Lodge No 139 I Co O F.
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Daily Guard
Harvey Jones
Addie Watts
E. E. Awbray
G. A. Dyson
F. L. Gunn
Frank Goodpasture
J. 8. Ham
L. M. Tozjer
James Humphrey
Hynson Smyth, Jr
John Williams
Joseph Jacobs
Williams
Smyth
Jacobs
Harry Tabor
Chezem
J. R. Chezem Ve. Mt. Pisgah Lodge
Alleged Plot To Murder Mother Arrest In Chicago
Mae L Otis, 36, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Otis, was arrested and charged with plotting to murder her mother. Police tracked her movements for days as she planned with a private detective posing as a slugger from Pittsburg. She paid $100 and signed a note for $2400. authorities say she confessed and is believed demented.
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Chicago
Mae L Otis
Sarah Otis
Otis
Mangton
Wisconsin
Miss Otis
Mackay
Pittsburg
Miss Os
Miss
Two Real Estate Deals Reported Today
W Polders sold a thirty foot frontage lot on Willamette street near West Fifth to John Magladry with no price disclosed. J P Hales sold a two story house and two lots in Fairmount University addition to Joe Schreve with Zimmerman and Rugh as agents and price withheld.
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W. Polders
West Fifth Street
Willamette Street
John Magladry
J. P. Hales
Joe Schreve
Fairmount
University Addition
Zimmerman and
Rugh
President commends Heney work after assassination attempt
A Roosevelt telegram to Rudolph Spreckles in San Francisco praises Francis J. Heney after an attempted assassination. The message commends Heney's fight against corruption and calls for continued relentless pursuit of corrupt practices, regardless of Heney's recovery.
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Francis J. Heney
Roosevelt
Rudolph Spreckles
White House
Washington, D. C
Sat Francisco
Heney
Honey
Henry
Mr. Heney
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