Historic Beef Barons Face January Trial Showdown
Washington reports that famed beef men tied to Chicago's packers will be tried in January in a case investigating a potential beef trust. Indictments were issued after a DOJ inquiry led by Kenyon and Sims, with Motions and demurrers likely as defenses prepare.
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Washington
Chicago
Windy City
Ghana
Packers
Kenyon
United States
Sims
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
James R. Garfield
Omega to Use Oregon Fir Decks on Giant German Ship
Portland reports the Omega, the world’s largest steamship, will use Oregon fir for its decks. The keel lies in Stettin, Germany, with 2,000,000 feet of clear vertical grain timber needed. Hambourg-Amerikan line plans a 45,000 ton vessel at 880 feet length with 5,000 passenger capacity.
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Portland
Ore
Stettin
Germany
Omega
Hamburg-American Line
Atlantic Greyhound
Stone laid for Newport Army and Navy Y M C A building
The corner stone of the new Newport Army and Navy Y M C A building was laid today with ceremonies under the international committee. United States Senator George P Wetmore delivered the principal address.
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Newport Army and Navy Y. M. GC. A
International Committee of the Organization
United States
George P. Wetmore
Lord Mayor's Show Opens in London in 1900s Parade
The new Lord Mayor Sir Thomas Vezey Strong was inaugurated at the Lord Mayor's Show in London with a Shakespeare pageant and military displays. The procession from Guildhall to the Law Courts featured kings and nobles with 50 performers per group, plus firemen, scouts, and civic divisions. Strong, born in a city ward, is a self-made businessman and a teetotaler, slated to receive a baronetcy during the coronation next June.
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London
Thomas Vezey Strong
John O. Knill
Philip Carr
Shakespeare Memorial National Theatre
Territorial Force
Boy Scouts
Epping Forest
London Volunteers
Court of Aldermen
Guildhall
Law Courts
Princess Street
Victoria Street
St. Paul's Church Yard
Ludgate Hill
Fleet Street
Vesey
Westminster Abbey
Heaviest Wyoming steer sold tops Omaha market
Sheridan Wyoming reports the championship grass fed steer weighing 2100 pounds sold in Omaha last week by the American Sheep Company. The steer brought 115 dollars and 67 cents, the largest price for a Wyoming steer to date. A sibling steer weighed 1960 pounds, sold a year earlier.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Omaha
American Sheep Company
Oregon detective made member of Chinese imperial family
Portland detective Steve Connell, head of Oregon secret service, was added to the Chinese imperial family for guarding Prince Tsala Heun during a U S tour. He returned with a Chinese medal, a gold cigarette case, a jade ring, and silver vases and basket as awards for his services.
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Portland
Ore
Steve” Connell
Oregon
Secret Service of
United States
Imperial Family of China
Tsala Heun
Mr. Connell
Honolulu
Cinexe
Secret Service
Ontario Horticultural Association Meet Opens in Toronto
Delegates and visitors converge on Toronto for the Ontario Horticultural Association annual convention beginning tomorrow for a two day session. Noted speakers include Mrs Horace McArland of Harrisburg Pa and Harland A Pelsey, renowned US native flora expert.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario Horticultural Association
Horace Mc ¥Arland
Harrisburg
Harland A. Pelsey
United States
Discouraged Women A Word of Hope For Despairing Ones
Kidney trouble weakens women causing backache dizziness and nervousness. Dean's Kidney Pills are recommended by Mrs Turner Pow for cure and relief. She reports success for herself and family. Sold by all druggists 50 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Turner Pow
Sturgis
Dean's
Foster-Milburm C
Buffalo, N
Poor Farm 15 Home of Covington King
John Peyson once known as czar of Covington in the 1890s ends wealth and health decline. Now near Sioux City he is an inmate of the Dakota county poor farm after years as a New World figure in politics and entertainment.
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Covington King
Sioux City
John Peyson
South Sioux City
Dakota County
Peyson
Covington
Pearl Street
Pearl and
Third Streets
Bioux City
Plymouth County
Young, wife of state reform school head, dies at 64
Mrs Kuma Young, 64, wife of EB Young superintendent of the state reform school, died Saturday in Plankinton after acute stomach trouble. Born in Medina county Ohio, she lived in South Dakota since 1881 and taught at Sioux Falls High School and Sioux Falls College. She was an Oberlin graduate and active in major state charitable organizations.
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G. C
Mra
Kuma
Young
State Reform School
Medina County
Ohio
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Oberlin College
Declares Wife of Crippen Is Linn
Francis Tobin arrives in Washington to seek a stay of execution for Dr. Crippen. He claims Mrs. Belle Ellmore Crippen is alive and in hiding near Chicago and cities east of there, planning revenge. He says letters prove her identity and sightings across multiple cities.
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Philadelphia
Francis Tobin
Washington, D. C
State Department
Harvey Howley Crippen
England
Bell Ellmore Crippen
Home Secretary
Great Britain
San Francisco
Chicago
Paterson Exposition Marks Century of U S Pile Making
The Paterson industrial exposition opens to celebrate 100 years of pile manufacturing in America. The ten day event showcases the full process from spinning to weaving with demonstrations. The New Jersey mill, established in the 1800s, already employs thousands and supports a vast national industry.
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America
Fin Paterson
Cocdo
Paterson
N.ed
Rales
Walter Wellman Fails Pole Quest Yet Fails Atlantic Crossing
Walter Wellman did not reach the North Pole and also did not cross the Atlantic Ocean, marking two notable but unsuccessful attempts.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Atlantic Ocean
Juvenile Delinquency Conference Opens in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the second annual Juvenile Court Conference of the Middle Western States gathers experts from Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Kentucky and Missouri to discuss prevention and treatment of juvenile delinquency. Notable speakers include Mina Sophonte Breck University of Chicago Edith Abbott Chicago School of Civics Samuel Bixok Columbus Ohio Roger Baldwin St Louis George Adams Cleveland John Haymaker Pittsburgh and H L Mathias Kansas City. Governor Marshall of Indiana will speak on Child Conservation at the concluding session.
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Ind
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Ohio
Pennsylvanis
Indiana
Michigan
Mina Sophonteba Breck
University of Chicago
Ming ‘Mise Hdith Abbott
Chicago School of Civics
Satt¢el Bixok
Columbus
Obie
Roger ’ Baldwin
St. Louis
George 8. Adama
Juvenile Court of
Cleveland
John OC. Haymaker
Pittsburg
Hi. L. Mathias
Kamsas City
Marshall
Police embargo closes Chinatown visits after 1 a m
New York reports the police forbid white visitors to Chinatown after 1 a m. The crackdown targets midnight socializing with locals and denounces opium use among white women in the area. Married licenses are pursued for some, while others are sent to Hellavue hospital. men face arrest for presence in the district.
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New York
Chinatown
Hellavue Hospital
Floor collapses at Cheyenne rally no injuries reported
In Cheyenne Wyoming on November 9 a Republican rally in South Cheyenne drew a full hall. A door gave way during speeches headed by state senator William Dubois and others but no one was harmed.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
South Cheyenne
Guernsey
William Dubois
J. A. Jeckons
State Central Committee
A. D. Kelley
Lumberman Perkins Killed at Wyoming Mill
Charles F. Perkins president of the Perkins Lumber company was killed at the saw mill when logs rolled onto him. His head struck a spike penetrating the left eye and he died instantly in Bageé Wyoming on November 9.
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Bageé, Wyo
Charles F. Perkins
Perkins Lumber Company
Perkins
Cadets for Canada’s Navy Open Competitive Exams
Ottawa November 9. Competitive examinations for cadets for the naval service of Canada were held today at multiple points across the dominion.
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Cadets For Canada's Navy
Ottawa
Naval Service of Canada
Wyoming Land Fetches Record Price Per Acre
Buffalo Wyoming November 9 transfer of five acres north east of town set a record price Charles MacDonald paid Fred W Wildenberger six hundred dollars per acre for cultivated land yesterday securing the high price in the Wyoming section.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Wyoming
Charles MacDonald
Fred W. Wildenberger
William Preston Few Installed as Trinity College President
In Durham North Carolina Dr William Preston Few was installed as president of Trinity College succeeding Bishop Kilgo. The ceremony opened with the presentation of the Washington Duke building and included speakers Governor Kitchin Bishop Kilgo and Dr Harry Pratt Judson president of the University of Chicago.
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Durham
N. C
William Preston Few
Trinity College
Jnc
Kilgo
Washington Duke
Craven Memorial Hall
Kitchin
North Carolina
West of Missouri river loan note from Fisher Land
The Fisher Land Loan and Insurance Agency of Redfield announces loans on farming land within seven miles of railroad towns. Terms at 7 percent with flexible repayment options up to ten years, limited to improvements only.
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Missouri River
Black Hills
Fischer Land, Loan & Insurance Agency
Redfield
Surgeon Joins Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary Focus
Dr John H Martin takes lead at the Islamois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary limiting practice to eye ear nose and throat care. The move centers on serving Deadwood and Lead areas.
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John H, Martin
EYE and Ear Infirmary
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