Believe Bandit in Mine Dead In Utah Apex rescue mission
Salt Lake City Der 3. Deputies resist entry as sulfur smoke floods eleven mine entrances. They believe Rafael Lopez, Mexican murderer of six, perished from poisonous gases after hours of smudging. He called for Julio Corrello before silence.
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Salt Lake City
Rafael Lopez
Apex
Lopez
Julius Corrello
Julio
Bingham
Utah-Apex
Julio Corretio
Corrello
Suffragists Peeved at Wilson Message Ignoring Cause
Washington December 3. The National Woman Suffrage association condemned President Wilson for not mentioning equal suffrage or the extension of voting rights to women in his congressional address. The unanimous resolution urged immediate action and accused him of missing the sublimest height of democracy.
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Wilson
Congress
Washington
United States
National Woman Suffrage Association
J. William Fun
Baltimore
Funk
National Women's Suffrage Association
Democratic Party
Reorganizing New Haven Plans Discussed with AG
President Howard Elliot of the New Haven and Special Counsel John W. Erin met with the Attorney General in Washington for ten minutes. They presented voluntary reorganization plans for the railroad and declined to issue a statement afterward. The Attorney General indicated willingness to consider internal reform if management can prove feasibility.
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Elliott
Washington
Howard Ellott
New Haven
John W. Erin
Flans
Yegge Find Safe Empty In Liverpool Post Office Heist
Following a monthly pattern, Yegge again cracked the Liverpool post office safe near Syracuse but found it untouched since a prior robbery. The postmaster’s valuables remained missing, hidden in his pocket.
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Syracuse
Liverpool
Sam
Ex Captain Riley Indicted on Wire Tapping Bribery Charge
Former Police Captain Dominick Riley, retired a month ago for health reasons, was indicted by the grand jury on a bribery charge. He allegedly received $1,000 from a gang of wire tapping persons for police protection.
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Dominick Riley
Riley Arrested on Bribery Charge in New York Police Case
New York reports Dominick G Riley once a police captain was arrested on a bribery warrant tied to a scheme involving wireless tapping, with $1000 paid in October 1912. Riley posted $5000 bail and was discharged. Investigators anticipate further indictments against other officers as grand jury action continues.
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New York
Dominick G. Riley
Alexander Cohen
Riley
Criminal Courts
Whitman
Warren W. Foster
Captain Riley
Park Row
al Cohen
Cohen
Frank Tarbeaux
George H. Mchea
General Markets Evening Update From December Trading
Market notes show corn receipts at 6 000 with mixed quality. Cheese prices steady with various milk products and colors quoted. New hay and straw prices listed, along with weak Bermuda Bermuda potatoes and European sweets prices among regional commodities.
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Pennsylvania
Hennery
Timothy
Ton
Bermuda
Southern
Atute
Maine
Salis
Jersey
Live Stock Markets in Pittsburgh Deg 3 CATTLE AND HOGS
Market coverage shows supply night with steady demand across cattle sheep and hogs. Prime cattle around 8.2k to 8.5k with fair to good categories. heifers mostly 750. fat bulls and cows varied. Hogs receipts double decks steady with prices for heavy Yorkers around 8.05 to 8.10 and light stock near 7.25 to 7.50 per hundredweight.
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Pittsburgh
Corumon
Immigration Bill To Be Considered In Congress
Congress weighs immigration restrictions as a wave of public support grows for limiting entrants. Key figures Burnett Gardner Dillingham and Smith push a bill to President Wilson, aiming to mirror or exceed last session’s proposed educational tests and curb Asian and other non white immigration. The trend reflects land shortages urban crowding and rising food costs. In currency matters experts emerge as debate centers on a new tariff driven bill. The San Francisco water plan and armor factory proposals provoke pork barrel accusations as lawmakers seek federal expenditures. Fishing and conservation issues spark price pressures and policy attention nationwide.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Ita
Taft
Wilson
Burnett
Alabama
Gardner
Massachusetts
Dillingham
Vermont
Smith
South Carolina
Mrs Boissevain Active In Suffragist Efforts in Waelthton
Mrs Boissevain is noted for her active involvement in the suffrage movement in Waelthton, supporting women's rights and political participation through organized meetings and public advocacy.
Phone Girls Save 100 Frome Flood in Texas
Fort Worth dispatch reports that girl telephone operators in Yetton refused to switch on until warnings reached all families near Nokin Creek and the Brazos River. Their calls aided evacuations as the flood, the state’s largest in history, swept eleven to death. Bridges collapsed, property damage neared sixty thousand dollars, and Dallas gas was cut off amid widespread inundation.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dee
Yetton
Nokin Creek
Brazos River
Belton
W.C. Polk
Railroad official killed in daring train holdup
Los Angeles December report says Horace S Montague, a Southern Pacific traveling passenger agent, was shot and killed during a bandit’s attack aboard the Sunset Express near Pomona. The robber loudly demanded money and jewels as passengers surrendered valuables. Montague tried to ward off the blow with a raised hand and was struck by a fatal shot to the forehead.
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Los Angeles
Dec
Horace + s
Montague
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sunset Express
Pomona
Bin
Militants attacked at outdoor meeting in Danenstee
In London on December 8 militants held an outdoor meeting at Danenstee. They were mobbed by a crowd causing injuries including a woman speaker struck in the eye by a potato. The wagon overturned, protesters scattered, and the crowd pursued the suffragists as one fainted.
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London
Fffenderses
Danenstee
Taylor as acting governor until Fielder sworn in
The Trenton opinion held that Governor Taylor’s term continues as acting governor until James F. Fielder is sworn as governor. Acting duties pass to the speaker of the house of assembly per the state constitution until a new governor is elected and qualified.
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Taylor
House of Assembly
Fielder
Taylor Aska Gaskills
Trenton
N. J
James F. Fielder
Nelson B. Gaskill
Wielder
Gas- Kil
Unis Department
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Senate
James P. Welder
House of Nassemblse
Held for Fatal Accident in Newark
Charles B lobin kon, a Negro chauffeur, is arrested on charges his car struck and fatally injured William R. Gregory, wealthy publisher. He claimed ignorance if his car caused the death. Bail arranged after Montclair police reported the vehicle to Prosecutor Hood. Police described the automobile to witnesses, who did not catch its number.
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Gregory
Newark
Nood
Dee
Monte Puse
Charles B Lobinkon
William R. Gregory
Trobinkon
Edgar A. Bates
Mr. Gregory
Montclair
Hood
Arange
Henry Gallagher
Sergean Howard
Force Currency Vote Debated as Democrats Plan Senate Endurance Test
Washington reports Democrats aim to exhaust the Senate to pass the currency bill, pledging an early vote after failed talks to settle by December 4. Senator Bristow criticized the tactic as political theater, while Republicans argued delays were already caused by their own hearings and debate.
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Senate
Washington
Lepntor Williams
Fowe
Bristow
Wen
Shafroth
Married on a rising stock from a San Francisco notice
A brief fragment notes a couple seeking marriage as stock gains drive life and finances. It mentions PQ and the speaker, with a casual reference to a father possibly owning the asset and a San Francisco publication as source. The text remains fragmentary and context is limited.
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PQ and I
Fred
San Francisco
Police Shots Kill Man in Strike Riot in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on March 3 Claude Lewis, a nineteen year old Black man, was killed and four others wounded when six special officers on an ice wagon opened fire on a crowd attempting to stop the wagon in Sudha Avenue. The wounded include J. T. Mason and others. officers were jailed then released after a search for a suspect.
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Indianapolis
Jer
Claude Lewis
Sudha Avenue
J. TL Mason
Hegre Davber
Star
Riot-spread left foot shot and parade clash reported
A violent incident during a strike saw Arthie Suilehe and Alexander Sedan shot in the left foot or shoulder as police tried to protect property. Officers, aided by a trolley and riot guns, dispersed a crowd that threatened a wagon and blocked downtown streets.
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Arthie Suilehe Negro
Alexander Sedan
I Tech
Serous
Jee
Lee Company
Hite
Trolley Lewis
Sulhai
Ashley
Washipe
Tenigtegy
Itowase
Bankruptcies and legal actions loom in Newark area
Kasex Holding Co and William Armstrong of Newark declared bankrupt amid Roseville Trust failure. Jersey City board of commissioners studies breaking a corner on eg tMarket by reviewing cold storage books. George Dreher, 50, of Newton dies after being hit by a wagon. Fire at Hotel Peninsula, owner Mrs Martha Dederer of New York, causes $6000 damage, suspected incendiary. Funeral in Bloomfeld for notable local figure Frank N. An angst largest ever seen in that city. All business closed 20 to 8:90.
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Kasex Holding Company
William (. Armstrong
Newark
Peault
Roseville
Jersey City Board of Commlystoners
Peninsula
Riht
Mra
Martha Dederer
New York
Bloomfeld
Notiman
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American Press Association
General Markets
Ntese Tre
Pacific Coast
Aioe
Daniels
California
Mrs. Boissevain
Waelthton
Gaskill
Temp Weather
Boston
Chicago
St. Lous
Long Branch Daily Record
Awertodn Press Association
Horaia
George Dreher
Newton
Pascale Hvap
Harry P
Paterson Ohauffeur
Harold Re Feven
Carlos Trerea
Allie Eee
Paterson
Daily Record
Ie Pays
the Grand Theatre
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