Russia Loses Six Vessels In Battle Headlines From War Dispatches
Berlin reports socialists urging German workers to protest taxes while authorities vow to suppress. Rumors claim a grand duke attempted czar assassination to block constitutional reform. Russian admiral losses cite six vessels and over a thousand soldiers. mutinies rise. financial panic grows.
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Scripps News Association
Berlin
Dac
Barlin
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Sevastopol
Tearskoe
Cromwell Reorganizes Mutual Leadership in New York
President Frederick Cromwell of the Mutual shakes up the regime by naming W. S. Sullivan to head advertising, replacing A C Shibids sought by an investigating committee. Charles J. Smith resigns from the literature bureau.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Frederick Cromwell
the Mutual
W. S
Sullivan
A.C. Shibids
Charles J. Smith
Meriwether court martial ends final session in Annapolis
Annapolis Dec 1 The final open session of the Meriwether court martial approved yesterday's record. Court members expect an agreement to be reached today.
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Scrippa News Association
Annapolis
Meriwether
Inquest Held Over Body of Marshall Fields
Hold held a formal coroner inquest over the body of Marshall Fields in Chicago starting early this afternoon.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Marshall Fields
Union Pacific Wreck Near Green River Claims Engineer
The Union Pacific train derailed near Green River when runaway cars broke free. Engineer Albert Payne died in the wreck and another crew member was injured. Local authorities investigated the incident and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Ferippe News Association
Cheyene
Steamer St Dennis Reaches Ensenada Safely
Steamer St Dennis of the lower California coast, after alarm, arrived safely at Ensenada this morning and is due to reach its destination tonight.
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Scripps News Association
San Diego
St. Dennis
California
Ensenada
Explosion Levels Home Killing Family in Weston
An early morning gas explosion at the home of Chis Douglas in Weston Virginia leveled the house. Douglas his wife and two children were killed and cremated in the ensuing fire caused by a gas jet valve failure.
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Scripps News Association
Weston
Chis
Douglas
Murderer Hanged at Folsom Prison for 1905 Jail Break
Harry Eldridge, convicted of killing jail keeper W L Cotter during the July 27 1905 escape at Folsom, was hanged this morning. His last words were You are hanging me because I kicked out of jail. He died.
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Scripps News Association
Folsom
Cal
Harry Eldridge
W. L. Cotter
New Jersey Wreck Leaves Fireman and Five Hurt
A Central of New Jersey wreck near Wilkes Barre on December 1 killed riding engineer Clarence Detroit and seriously injured fireman John Liebert, with four other trainmen hurt as the train left the track and rolled into the Lehigh River.
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Serippe Newa Association
Wilkesbarre, N. Jr
Central of New Jersey
Clarance Detroit
John Liebert
Lehigh River
Young Corbett to Fight Hanlon for 3500 Purse in Los Angeles
New York dispatch reports promoter Morris Levy offered a 3500 purse for Young Corbett to fight Eddie Hanlon in Los Angeles. Corbett accepted by telegram and will train with his brother. date and venue not fixed. Attell may be considered if a West Coast bout falls through.
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Young Corbett
Hanlon
New York
Des
Eddie Hanlon
Los Angles
Morris Lavy
California
Caant
Levy
Corbett
San Francisco
Sawa Hanson
Abe Attell
Wisterday
Attell
Abs Attell
Conference on Morocco affairs adjourned to January
Paris December 1 The conference of plenipotentiaries dealing with Morocco affairs has been adjourned until January.
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Scripps News Association
Paris
Morocco
Miner Walter Scott Disappears in Barstow Mystery
Walter Scott, a Death Valley miner, vanished from Barstow leaving a crutch behind from a prior automobile accident. Local authorities and associates fear he may have traveled to Death Valley seeking a new gold mine.
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iScriaps News Assoctation
San Bernardinis
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Barstow
Sevens
D ‘Valley
First Presbyterian Church Plans $65,000 Building
Spokane church members of the First Presbyterian Church have outlined plans to undertake a $65,000 building project. The effort reflects the congregation’s commitment to expanding facilities and outreach.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Spokane
Fifth assassination rocks Chicago Italian quarter
The murder of Guido Alexandro today marks the fifth killing in the Italian quarter in 20 days. Police see no clear motive and suspect Mafia or a secret organization as possible culprits. Alexandro was ambushed by five men and shot through the heart twice.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Guido Alexandro
Mafia
Alexandro
Thanksgiving Football Scores and Matchups Across Teams
On Thanksgiving results include Lineol Nebraska 24 over Illinois 6 and Chicago 2 over Michigan 0. Washington Carliale 72 Georgetown 0 followed by Salt Lake Utah 24 Colorado Agricultural 0. St Louis University 9 Iowa 51 and Columbia 1 Indiana 11. Denver Colorado 89 Haskell 0. Portland Multnomah 6 Oregon 0 Seattle Oregon Agricultural 15 Washington 0.
Michigan halfback Dan Clark found in hotel after loss
After an all night search police locate Dan Clark, Michigan halfback, in a hotel with a fraternity brother. He is crushed by the defeat and vows not to return to Ann Arbor, leaving for home. teammates offer little consolation.
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Scrippa News Association
Dan Clark
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Newspaper Veteran John Timmins Dies in San Francisco
John Timmins, one of the Pacific coast’s oldest newspaper men, died of pneumonia in San Francisco at age 79. He served in editorial and other roles for about 46 years at the Sacramento Union, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the Examiner, remaining active in journalism until his death.
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San Francisco
John Timmins
Pacific Coast
Nomme
Sacramento Union
San Francisco Chronicle
The
Examiner
Thanksgiving Contributions to Russian Relief Fund Reach $970000
New York on Thanksgiving Day $27,682 was added to the Russian relief fund total by the national relief committee. Notable donor list includes Ida Boina contributing $600. The aggregate raised now stands at $970,150.
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New York
Boina
Ida
Warehouse Fire Destroys Standard Oil Plant in Armourdale
A warehouse of the Standard Oil Company at Kansas avenue and Bairdstreet Armourdale was destroyed by fire today causing an estimated loss of 176000 dollars. The blaze disrupted nearby operations and prompted investigations by local fire authorities. No injuries are reported.
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Kansas City
Standard Oil Company
Kansas Avenue
Bairdstreet
Armourdale
Japs to be Decorated for Merit by King Edward
London reports King Edward has decided to confer the order of merit on Field Marshal Oyama and Admiral Togo for their services. The officers are expected to receive honors in a forthcoming ceremony.
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Poland
Empire
Russia
Londab
Bacyi
Edward
Field Marshal
Oyama
Togo
Expensive 145-Piece Silver Service for Armored Pennsylvania
The state of Pennsylvania paid 25 thousand dollars for a solid silver service of 145 pieces weighing 750 pounds, now listed as the property of the armored Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Armored Cruinal
Boy Injured Coasting on Street Hill
Will Rush, 13, stepson of H. Fisher, was severely injured coasting on 0 Street near Turner Oliver’s residence after a snowball flashed him into a post. He was found unconscious, brought home by sled, and examined by Dr. Richardson. Doctors report concussion suspected with facial lacerations and partial ear loss. no bones broken, but severity uncertain.
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Willie Rush
H. Fisher
Turner Oliver
Richardson
Bank Robbery At Owl Street Citizes National Bank
A masked robber wrecked the vault of the Citizen's National Bank at Owl Street last night and escaped with over $5. Fred A. Palmer of Summerville arrived in the city yesterday.
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Citizen's National Bank
Owl
Fred A. Palmer
Summerville
Grain Markets and Portage Prices Reported
Records from Chicago show wheat opening at 85 and closing near 88 in a volatile session. Portland notes mixed wheat prices with varieties like blossom and valley trading around 75 to 76 cents.
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Portland
Examination for Government Officers in Fort Mojave and Chamberlain
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold exams on January 3 for industrial teacher eligibles at Fort Mojave Arizona and Chamberlain South Dakota and other posts. Tests cover penmanship spelling copying farm economy bookkeeping carpentry blacksmithing horsemanship farming and related experience. Pay ranges from 600 to 720 dollars annually.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Fort Mojave
Arizona
Chamberlain
South Dakota
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