Plan to Deport Anarchists Proposed by Hoar and McComas
Washington December 6 Senator McComas Md urged a death penalty for killing or attempting to kill the president and deportation for alien anarchists. Senator Hoar Mass argued the need for international agreement on a desolate spot where anarchists would be deported to live without a government. The Senate extended the life of the industrial commission to February 15 and announced a tribute committee for the late President McKinley before adjourning until Monday.
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Washington
McComas
Senate
Hoar
Mass
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Industrial Commission
McKinley
Opposition in House to Senate Philippine Revenue Bill
Representatives Tawney and Overstreet clash on origin of revenue measures for the Philippines. Tawney asserts constitutional rule that all revenue bills must originate in the House, opposing any Senate bill as an invasion of House prerogatives. Overstreet and others say the Senate measure extends an existing law and is not a revenue bill, with floor discussion likely.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Lodge
Representative Tawney
Minn
Minnesota
House
Overstreet
Ind
Philippines
Deadwood Jeweler Shot In City Dispute
Deadwood South Dakota December 6 Sol Levi son prominent jeweler and pawn broker wounded by a gunshot to the left breast fired by Leo Winsberg Winsberg arrested and allegedly said he hoped he had killed his man He claimed mis representation by Levison led him to Hills and refused intervention in South Africa The Hague December 6 Foreign Minister Van Lyndon said the government cannot interfere with concentration camps beyond aiding its own subjects and cannot initiate appeals to powers
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Deadwood Jeweler
Deadwood
S. D
Sol Levison
Leo Winsberg
Winsberg
Levison
South Africa
the Hague
Foreign Office
van Lyndon
Teens confess in store murder case in Cleveland
Griffin Mayo and Frank Strong both 16 and colored and white respectively, confessed to involvement in the murder of Emil Goodman during a Monday night store robbery. Mayo indicated a third boy killed Goodman and police are seeking him.
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Cleveland
Griffin Mayo
Frank Strong
Emil Goodman
Mayo
Goodman
Royal Pair Entertained at Guild Hall Luncheon
The prince and princess of Wales were hosted at a luncheon in the Guild Hall by London, receiving an address of congratulation on their successful British empire tour.
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London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Guild Hall
British Empire
Jenks Sentenced to Five Years for Forgery
Davenport reporter notes Jenks a contractor pleaded guilty to forging a relative’s name at Mt. Pleasant and was sentenced yesterday to five years in the Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Jenks
Davenport
Mt. Pleasant
Fort Madison
Three Killed in Malvern Train Wreck Collision
A head end collision near Malvern Arkansas on the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railroad killed three people including two unidentified Black victims and injured 88 others. Freight and passenger cars were wrecked and engineers escaped harm. The trains collided one and a half miles south of Malvern as No 8 moved forward to meet No 14 delayed at the station.
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Iron Mountain
Malvern
Ark
St. Louis, Iron Mountain
Southern
Here
Jerry Dickson
Robert Herriott
No. 14
McCampbell
No. 3
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Posse Brings In Blacks After Fatal Opp Shooting
In Andalusia Alabama on December 6 Sheriff Bradshaw led 22 Negroes into jail after a clash at Opp turpentine quarters leaving merchant J W Dorsey dead and city marshal Atkinson fatally wounded. A white man Fitzsimmons was wounded while two Negroes were killed and several others injured. The incident followed a confrontation as deputies pursued a suspect accused of pistol theft. The sheriff prepared to fend off potential mob action.
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Andalusia
Ala
Bradshaw
J. W. Dorsey
Fale Atkinson
Opp
Dorsey
Marshal Atkinson
Turpentine
Atkinson
Fitzsimmons
Order Reigns at Rich Hill as Troops Delayed
A Rich Hill Missouri miners camp reported quiet with no further trouble expected. Wounded miners’ injuries are not serious, and officers’ wounds are minor. No militia arrived yet, but Governor Dockery ordered state officials to mediate and prepare militia if needed.
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Kansas City
Rich Hill
Dockery
Cameron
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Nonunionist Held for Murder in Chicago Strike Case
Andrew Buckhauser, a nonunion machinist, is held for murder after shooting Ferdinand Trap, a union picket at the Allis-Chalmers plant during a strike. The coroner's jury referred the case to the grand jury for formal charges.
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Chicago
Andrew Buckhauser
Nonunion
Ferdinand Trap
Allis-Chalmers
Miss Stone Alive on Dec 2 From Constantinople
Secretary Spencer Eddy reports through Salonika that American missionary Miss Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka were well on December 2, with confirmation received at Constantinople.
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Miss Stone
Constantinople
Spencer Eddy
United States
Salonika
Mme. Tsilka
Tams Bixby Critically Ill In St Luke's Hospital
Dawes Indian Commission chairman Tams Bixby is dangerously ill at St Luke's Hospital with chronic appendicitis. Only his physician and attendants may see him.
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Tams Bixby
St. Paul
Dec
Dawes Indian Commission
St. Luke's Hospital
Lenoir City Bank Closes Amid Local Losses And Disasters
Sparks from the wires report the Lenoir City Tennessee bank closed its doors with a capital of 50000. It also notes Stevens Point Wisconsin fire destroying I Brill's Sons store with losses of 80000 and 40000 insured. Other items include a Fort Leavenworth doctor dying of apoplexy and a Duluth woman perishing after a lamp explosion.
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Lenoir City
Louis Peterson
Duluth
Grindstone
Uniontown
N. H. Clark
St. Cloud
Minn
Northwest
Portsmouth
Jet. Ia
Schley Found at Fault on Five Counts by Court
A Washington report states Rear Admiral Schley was found at fault on five specifications by the court of inquiry. The alleged charges include delay of the flying squadron near Cienfuegos misrepresentation of reasons for returning to Key West to coal disobedience of orders in the retrograфle movement failure to destroy the Colon and conduct unbecoming an officer in the Schley Hodson dispute. Confirmation from the Associated Press is uncertain.
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Colon
New York
Washington
Schley
Cienfuegos
Key West
Schley-Hodgson
Associated Press
Schley Court
Nelson Still Afloat After Wave Battle Off Columbia River
The British ship Nelson, reported lost off the Columbia river, was towed into Puget Sound by the steam tug Walla Walla. The hull is intact though bulwarks and rigging are damaged, cargo waterlogged, and only three inches of water in the hold.
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Portland
Nelson
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Walla Walla
Perriam
Wallula
Astoria
Grey's Harbor
Vessel Ernest Reyer Driven Ashore in Severe Washington Storm
In a fierce coastal gale the French bark Ernest Reyer grounded near the mouth of the Quinalt River Washington. All 28 crew members reached shore safely with boats cleared and landed. The vessel, pounded by breakers, is a total loss as masts rigging and sails were ripped away. Italians tend the shipwrecked men on the beach and mourn the ship’s fate.
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Ernest Reyer
Quinalt River
Aberdeen
Wash
Life Sentence for Wiseman in Miss Huss Murder
Henry Wiseman, in Pontiac Michigan, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Miss Eilen Huss and sentenced to life imprisonment. He testified in his own defense stating the death came from a fist blow during a quarrel.
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Wiseman
Pontiac
Mich
Henry Wiseman
Eilen Huss
Miss Husa
Man Hunt in Indiana After Construction Boss Assault
Charles Rex superintendent of the Cincinnati Richmond and Munice line construction gang near Peru Indiana was assaulted by a colored laborer yesterday. He was knocked down with a spike and probably fatally injured. The attacker swam the Wabash river and escaped into the hills as 15 officers plus the gang gave chase.
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Indiana
Peru
Ind
Charles Rex
Cincinnati, Richmond and
Muncie
Here
Wabash
Trial evidence in Lola Ida Bonine murder case
Defense experts testified in Washington on December 6 regarding Lola Ida Bonine's health at the time of the killing of Seymour Ayres. The proceedings focused on medical condition as a key factor in the case.
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Bonine
Washington
Lola Ida B Onine
Cte
Seymour Ayres
Penine
Big Starch Plant Burns in Des Moines Fire
Fire destroyed a large National Starch Manufacturing plant in Des Moines on December 6, causing an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. The plant, tied to the starch trust with New York headquarters, employed hundreds who escaped unharmed as two thirds of the facility burned. The boiler and engine rooms and grain elevator were among areas saved, with insurers placing coverage at 300000 dollars.
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National Company
Des Moines
Tes Moines
National Starch Manufacturing Company
Starch Manufacturing Trust
New York
Railroad graders strike rich ore vein in Dakota cut
The Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railway graders on the Deadwood to Deadwood to this city line encounter a large vein of ore in a cut. The blind vein without surface signs may be worth about 30 dollars per ton. Ore extracted now used for the railroad grade and could reveal a paying mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railway Company
Deadwood
Death sentence for two Greenville bank robbers
The jury in Greenville Indiana found Louis Brooks and Albery Phillips guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced them to death. Two posse members were shot by the robbers and one robber was killed in a fight at Albert City.
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Greenville
Lodine
Sunblad
Storm Lake
Greenville, In
Louis Brooks
Albery Phillips
Albert City
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trades Record Booms on Busy Board
The Chicago Board of Trade sees heavy buying and record prices in grains with December wheat up nearly and May wheat higher while corn and oats gain. Provisions close with mixed gains as pork, lard, and ribs rise. cash quotes show widespread demand for wheat, corn, and oats amid a crowded trading floor.
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Chicago
Wuc.o
Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Chicago live stock prices and receipts across cattle hogs and sheep show mixed activity. Cattle receipts 0,500 with varying classes priced from 2.25 to 5.15 for fed steers and bulls. hog receipts around 30,000 today and 430,000 tomorrow with etc. Sheep receipts 14,000, heavy ewes lower and wethers up to 4.14, western lambs around 4.25.
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Chicago
Vexas
Igier
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Kansas City livestock receipts on December 5 show cattle at 5,400 strong with prices up 15 cents for choice dressed beef and export steers from 5.80 to 7.00. Stockers, western and native cattle ranges listed with varied values. hogs receipts around 23,000 with prices steady to higher and top near 6.35. sheep receipts 2,000 with native lambs and Western lambs priced around 4.50 to 4.75 and 4.00 to 5.50 for wethers and ewes.
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Kansas City
Fair To Rand
Western Fed
South Omaha Live Stock Receipts Strong Across The Market
South Omaha live stock sales show receipts of 12 000 with feeders and cattle up to 10 cents higher. Native beef steers bring 3 800 to 6 50, western and Texas steers range 3 70 to 5 40, cows and heifers 2 to 50 higher, calves to 5 05, and sheep receipts 1 500 with muttons and lambs advancing. Bulls and miscellaneous categories vary in price with bulk sale figures noted.
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South Omaha
Dee
Texas
St Joseph Live Stock Market Report
St Joseph stock market notes cattle receipts 4500 steady with varying classes. Prices shown for natives cows calves bulls stockers and feeders. Hog receipts 12000 up 10 to 15 cents with ranges for night and light mixed, medium and heavy, and pigs.
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St. Joseph
Dr King’s New Discovery Promised Cure for Lung Ailments
An anecdote from Hlgin Tennessee describes a wife near death from consumption who recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims guaranteed relief for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung diseases with trial bottles offered free at Bartlett and Doyle and also promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant laxative.
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L. A. Overstreet
Hlgin
Tenn
Bartlett & Doyle's
DeWitts Little Early Risers For Liver Action
An old health notice promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe remedy to stimulate the liver and regulate bowels to prevent blood impurities from skin eruptions. The pills are advertised as world famous and free from griping or distress. Bartlett and Doyle are named distributors.
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DeWitt’s
Bartlett & Doyle
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Elkhorn Construction Gang
North Platte, Neb
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Everybodys Cash Store
Julien Block
Hamburg
Iowa
George Grape
E. Riedy
Mhamborg, Iowa
Union Pacific Railroad
Golden Gate
California
Missouri River
Oregon
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Walnut St
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