Heney Shot in Open Court as Attacker Urged On by Higher Ups
Attorney Francis J. Heney lay recovering after Morris Hass, an ex convict, fired a pistol in the Ruef graft trial court. Doctors said the bullet passed under the jaw without hitting the brain and Heney’s condition improved. Police prepared to proceed with murder plot charges, while crowds grew sullen and calls for calm echoed through San Francisco.
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Edwin
Bunnell
Culsere’ Langue of Justice
To- Highte
Heeney
Uys
Magey
Rued
Hass
Mhelp
Hiram Johnson
Matt. Sullivan
Heney
Intler
Johnson
Sullivan
Jahreon
Abe
Hearst
San Franccisco Examiner
Hewrst
McKinley
Yellow Journals
Burns
Jancy
Hias
Gallagher
Hans
Hane
Nto
Cheepmen Plan National Warehouse Proposal
President Gooding of the National Woolgrowers association announced a national cooperative wool warehouse plan at the county association meeting. The proposal would give growers nine of fifteen directors, with Chicago merchants and banks providing financing and wool shipped to Chicago for sale direct to consumers. Subscriptions and support were strong, with plans to meet state delegates and discuss related issues before traveling to Helena, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
National Woolgrowers’ Association
County Association
Utah
Idaho
East Oregonian
Liciness
Chicago
Marshall Pleld
Carnon
Plerie Scott & Co
Fis
W. H. Manns
L. & Anderson
Heppner
Helena
Mont
Montana
Restriction of Immigration Debate at Labor Federation
Today's Federation of Labor session opens with committee reports and policy shaping. Gompers is expected to be re elected president amid a push to restrict immigration of Asian laborers while excluding Caucasians under exclusion laws. An eight hour day for jewelry workers is proposed and the Denver & Rio Grande railroad is denounced for its stance on strikes and gunmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De.nuitkind — Ruallroad Combummet
Federation of Labor
Dwinsthially
Ghompes
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Toen
Marguerite Wade Engaged to Aid Elkins Family Tree
Elkins West Virginia reports Miss Marguerite Wade former social secretary to Mrs Fairhanks has been engaged to assist in preparing the Elkins family tree to silence press remarks about Katherine Elkins. The Navy 14 It was fealled today.
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Elkins
W. Va
Navy
Marguerite Wade
Fairhanks
Tallon Press
Katherine ‘Elkins
Washington Italian Titer Caught in Chicago
Chicago November 14 Paul Negro an Italian of Ellensburg Washington was arrested here charged with the larceny of 2600 from a countryman entrusted to his care.
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Washington
Cthiicago
Chicago
Paul Negro
Ellensburg
Wash
Emperor Declared Dead at Imperial Palace Today
Pokin reports that the Imperial palace announced the emperor is dead today. The official declaration confirms the end of an era and triggers national mourning procedures.
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Pokin
Bli
Imperial Palace
Grand Duke Alexis Dies in Paris
Grand Duke Alexis, uncle of the czar, died in Paris today after a brief illness. His death alters the Russian royal family dynamics as tributes from European leaders pour in. The late grand duke held influential posts in diplomacy and state affairs.
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Paris
Grand Duke
Alexis
Czar
Pendleton to Get 24000 Depot and Modern Station
Pendleton to receive a new 24000 depot built of concrete blocks just 250 feet west of the current site. The plan includes a modern waiting area, smoking and telegraph rooms, baggage space, and heated interior, with Aura Street crossing to be closed to allow roundhouse relocation and track expansion. The project, potentially totaling 345000 including yard changes, awaits final arrangements and city coordination.
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Aura Street
Emperor William defies Reichstag stance on crisis
The Kaiser allegedly told courtiers at Bachingen that he would decide what is best for the fatherland and that the Reichstag should not dictate events. Germany awaits his acceptance of Chancellor von Buelow's resignation, expected to be presented in Kiel on Monday.
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Hans
Pwillice
Heney
Astor Streat
Nelabhory
Honey
Troosevelt
Bpreckles
Roosevelt
Heey
Tesee Ft
Reichstag
Bachingen
Germany
von Bulow
Kiel
Pacific Coast Elevator moves as depot area is redeveloped
The Pacific Coast Elevator Company will relocate its elevator and the railroad will shift its position, likely above Main Street, with a new lawned grounds north of the depot and improved access for baggage and passengers. A team track west of the depot will allow loading of about 15 cars without blocking teams. The old depot will be moved west to house roadmaster offices. General Manager O’Brien says funding is in place and work will begin. he then travels to Portland aboard No. 1, with a party including William McMurray and others in private cars Nos. 1 and 2.
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Pendleton
J. P. O'Brien
Round House
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Main Stret
Aura Street
O'Brien
J. H. O'Neill
War With Japan Is Inevitable, Viscount Torre Says
In Hampton's Broadway Magazine an interview with General Viscount Torre, a key Mikado ally and elder statesman, quotes him foreseeing an unavoidable, century lasting war between America and Japan. Reporter Richard Barry presents the claims as published today in New York.
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Hampton's
Broadway Magazine
Viscount Toro
Mikado
New York
America
Japan
Viscount Torre
Elder Statesman
Richard Barry
Hampton
Broadway
Kidnapping Millionaire Elusive After La Grande Escape
Portland reports A B Conley a La Grande wheat king and banker who eloped with Gertrude Williams a week ago cannot be found. Authorities across the Willamette valley were alerted and the trail from Portland Thursday night was searched at several locations.
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Portland
A. B. Conley
la Grande
Gertrude Willames
Willamette Valley
Metcalf Resignation Sparks Navy Rumor Flood
Washington reports on November 14 details a resignation by Secretary of the Navy Metcalf that triggers widespread speculation. Rumors claim Metcalf and Roosevelt clash over navy department reorganization and that the exit is health related.
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Metcalf
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Navy depArtment
Balloon Race 9 on Tomorrow in Transcontinental Challenge
Dick Ferris promotes two giant balloons America and United States for a 70 hour transcontinental flight from Los Angeles toward New York. pilots Horace Wild and August Mueller plan routes via Mexico Gulf to Florida or via the St. Lawrence basin, aiming for record distance despite perilous conditions.
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J. K. Hutchinson
United Press
America
Los Angeles
Cal
Dick Ferris
New York
United States
Chutes Park
Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Minneapolis
Mercury
Uncle Sam
Horace B. Wild
Atro Club
Chicago
August E. Mueller
Sierra
Rockies
Mueller
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Atlantic
Muellen
St. Lawrence River
Enormous Westward Movement Expected Next Spring
William McMurray of O R and N predicts a heavy westward movement from the middle states next spring. He notes Harriman publicity and Sunset agency work, anticipates settlers via roundtrip Alaska Yukon fair rates, and says Umatilla county book distribution delays may yet aid future plans. He cites limited westward travel recently but an unusually strong spring outlook.
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William McMurray
Phalenger
O. R. & N. Company
Middle States
Mr. McMuray
Colonista
Harriman
White
McMurray
Sunset Company
Umatilla
Middle
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Assissin
Victin
Brain
Morris Haas
Ruef Jury
Pelief
Murderer
Lence
Call
Hats
Desttute
Metrict
Langdon
Freemeald
Chanels
Cheepmen Plan National Warehouse
Kate
Pmprrom
Mr. O'Brien
President Alexander
The
Commercial Club
Messrs
Leon Cohen
C. B. Roosevelt
Thos, Taylor
G. M. Rice
M. B. Gwinn
Wm. L. Thompson
Will Moore
Louis Huwalker
Main
Albany
Hus
Jadien
Slee
Aura
Emperor William Devies
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