Political Vendetta Unfolds In The Hope Family Tragedy
Gideon Hope dominates a city political machine until a sudden twist reveals his brother Everett is murdered at the Consolidated Silver Company. The revelation shatters Gideon’s power as police uncover the killer’s motive and the depths of political scheming in a high stakes city drama.
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Gideon Hope
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Missiae Everett Hope
Gideon
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Hope
Rersonary
Neo Crew
Affcint
Consolidated Silver Company
Roften Stock Corporation
Neexi Eveting
Ated
Sint
Esseta
Ntecinets
Greon
Gia
Gideon Lopes
Everett
Charity and suspicion in a tale of honesty and deception
A New Orleans trader defends the accused and urges giving them a chance to tell their side. A mother questions a Christmas gift claim after a girl reports deception by George, suggesting charity may cloud judgment. The piece notes Pennsylvania leads stove production with about 14 percent.
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Angar
New Orleans
New York
U[vemeryer
George
Vermont
Granite State
Pennslvania
House adopts unanimous resolution on President's annual message
The House of Representatives votes unanimously to require the President to provide evidence supporting statements in his latest message. John Charp Williams and other leaders press for full, impartial submission and the inquiry’s access to materials. The committee will meet during the holidays to receive evidence and proceed.
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Iis
Ana
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John Charp Williams
Mississippi
Ft Waa
Perkins
Bennett
New York
Congress
Wittems
Thia
Milwaukee seeks next bowling congress title
Milwaukee aims to capture the upcoming bowling congress as Percy Houghton is reappointed Harvard football coach for another two years. James R. Keene tops American turf this season with the largest winnings, and Sir Martin leads the nation as the most profitable horse earning $78 500.
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Milwaukee
Percy Houghton
Harvard
James IR. Keene
Tie
Cornell
Bartlett Gymnasium
Tommy Burns
Sir Martin
MAIL FINES ABOLISHED FOR RAILROADS
Railroads to save thousands of dollars annually as Postmaster General ends penalties for delays. New federal order removes fines for late arrivals and replaces them with monthly performance reports detailing each train's delay over thirty minutes. Officials hail change as long demanded by the industry.
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United States
Department
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Mail
Bank Faces Collapse After Assignment Notice At Napoleon
Citizens' State Bank in Napoleon Ohio posts an assignment notice. I D Donovan named assignee. President Heller confined to a Minnesota hospital. Failure linked to overloans by Cashier Groll to Judge Michael Tiennelly head of Ohio German Fire Insurance. Bank capital 71000 dollars, surplus 21000, deposits 835000. Directors announce assignment to protect creditors.
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Aanigae
Ohio
Citizens’ State Bank
I. D. Donovan
Heller
Minnesota
Groll
Michael Tiennelly
Ohio German Fire Insurance Company
Donnelly
Vonnelly
Archbold letters and mine explosion probe noted in papers
Multiple papers cite Archbold letter files as partially incomplete and discuss an unexplained 22 000 payment to I B Trainer linked to Standard Oil work. Separately officials in Marianna Pa begin inquiry into a mine disaster that killed 131 miners. Washington County Ohio votes dry by 1300 majority.
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John I
Archbold
Augusta Chronicle
Washington Star
I. 8
Trainer
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City Star
Tearst
Trousten Post
Atlanta Constitution
Marianna
Washington, Pa
Sipe
Rose
Washington County
Ohio
Auther
Knox Headed to Taft Cabinet as Secretary of State
Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania has accepted the position of Secretary of State in Taft's cabinet. He will resign from the Senate to join the administration, a move aligned with his prior service as Attorney General under McKinley and his tenure in the Senate since 1904 after Quay's death.
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Philander
Knox
Pensylvania
Bigs
Senate
Ltfe
Renate
Stiart
McKinley
Roosevelt
Matt Quay
Pennsylvania
One Body Recovered From Steamer Cleamon Wreck
One identified body from the vessel D. M. Cleamon has been recovered and two other bodies seen in the Lake Superior surf. Life savers and friends of the twenty four crew members have patrolled the beach for a week in hopes of recovering more remains.
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D. M. Clemaon
Lake Superior
Clemaon
Missouri to cast entire electoral vote for Taft
Gov. Folk declares the Missouri electoral vote will go to William H. Taft amid a Taft plurality of 1,026. Indiana-born Theodore Burton is courted for treasury secretary but may seek Ohio Senate. Nebraska judge I. L. Sullivan resigns after a day in office. Gov. Sheldon accepts. Hubert M. La Follette campaign funds show $17,029.10 raised and $17,029.10 spent. Roosevelt pushes John D. Pringle’s appointment as appraiser in Pittsburgh, salary 3500, alarming Republican leaders. Charles P. Neill to be reappointed labor commissioner by Roosevelt, succeeding Carroll D. Wright.
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Missouri
William H. Taft
Taft
Theodore E. Burton
Oho
Treasury
Ohio
Senate
Sullivan
Columbus
Nebraska
Sheldon
Jdge Sullivan
Hubert M. la Follette
Madison
Alfred T. Rogers
Senator la Pollette
Republican National Committee
Camputen
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Roosevelt
John D. Pringle
Labor World
Pittsburg
Charles P. Neil
Tr. Neill
Carroll D. Wright
Clare University
Worcester
Mass
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