Acquittals in Salem Labor Case Rally Support
In Salem Massachusetts Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso were found not guilty on all charges. Bail posted for Caruso at 100 dollars and for Ettor and Giovannitti at 500 dollars each. Defense calls it a victory for organized labor and free speech. A celebration is planned with leaders praising the verdict.
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Salem
Maas
Ettor
Giovannitti
Caruso
Giovannitt
Etter
Quinn
Giovannieri
Moore
Los Angeles
Wore
Red Rose
Elizabeth Gurney Flynn
Lawrence
Logging Crew Losses Fatal Train Crash in Oregon
Marshfield Oregon November 26 three killed and four injured in a logging train wreck at a 70 foot trestle over Ferry Creek six miles from Bandon. Deceased engineers James McDowell and Chas Smith plus loggers Mor wan and others. One time keeper Guy Tose fatally injured. A 700 pound charge on the train exploded, shattering the wreckage. Bridge weakened by recent rains.
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Marshfield
Ore
Seeley and Anderson
Ferry
Creek
Bandon
James McDowell
Chas
Smith
Ireman
Morwan
Guy Tose
Atkin
Clancey Wumphrey
I. Anderson
Wis
Explosion Probed as Corpse Toll Grows In Brooklyn Link
Detectives seek a link between the corn products plant blast in Waukegan and a Union Sulphur Co fire in Brooklyn. Officials suggest both disasters may be of dubious origin. Fifteen or more killed, six bodies in morgue, five more fatally hurt, and hospitals strained. workmen search ruins.
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Waukegan
Union Sulphur Company
Brooklyn
Corn Products Company
Prosecution to Call Only Three Witnesses in Poisoner Case
Sedalla Mo Nov 26 The prosecution in the trial of Mrs pansy Lesh a confessed poisoner of two women will call but three witnesses Fisher Quaint ance a brother in law of Mrs Quaintance one of the victims and Doctors Claudbaugh and Ferguson her physician The jury selecting is proceeding
Dr Vaughan To Leave City For Portland Practice
Dr Thomas Vaughan a prominent local dentist will move to Portland to join his brother E A Vaughan in dental practice. He sold his office to Dr David Hill son of John F Hill who passed the Denver dental exam. The Vaughan household at Tustin and Johnson streets sold for 1806 and will be occupied by Norman Sarkis and family after December departure.
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Thomas Vaughan
Portland
E. A. Vaughan
David Hill
John F. Hill
Denver
Vaughan
Tustin and
Johnson Streets
Tom Smart
D. C. Brown
Norman Sarkis
Thanksgiving service planned in two tongues at Tutuilla
The red congregation at Tutuilla mission will hold a bilingual Thanksgiving service Thursday at 2 PM led by Rev. J. G. Dickson. Trustees report improvements at the church and manse, including repapering, painting, a new altar, and furnished rooms. A noon tusket dinner will be served and Indians and whites are invited to attend. Special evangelistic services begin December 3 and run through the 10 with visitors expected from other reservations. special travel rates issued from Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Tutuilla Mission
J. G. Dickson
Tutullla Church
Tutuilla
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Fourth death from logging train wreck at Bandon
Marshfield Oregon November 26 Clancy Humphrey a logger died this morning from the wreck of a logging train near Bandon. This is the fourth death. Brakeman L Anderson, perhaps fatally scorched, crawled a mile and a half to summon help. The wife of dead fireman Charles Smith is expecting a child and is feared to be fatally affected by the shock.
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Marshfield
Ore
Clancy Humphrey
Bandon
L. Anderson
Charles Smith
Pull Returns Show Small Majority for Women
Lansing Michigan Nov 26 Official and unofficial returns indicated a majority of 624 in favor of the constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage in Michigan. Official returns from 79 counties give suffrage a majority of 12 846. The four counties yet to be heard unofficially give a majority of 12 222 for the amendment.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Gibson Jury Disagrees in Murder Case at Goshen
The Gibson murder case jury at Goshen dis agreed and was dismissed at 11:20 AM after earlier failing to reach a verdict. The judge ruled further deliberations unnecessary though reports indicated a split of one vote for conviction. Gibson may be tried in New York City for grand larceny.
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Goshen, N
Burton W. Gibson
Gibson
New York City
Spirit of Funk Talks to Hyslop
New York reports Dr Isaac Kaufman Funk sent messages from beyond to Dr James Hyslop. Hyslop says identity proof matters before public release. Benjamin Funk recounts a medium session where his mother conveyed a clue about a Bible leaf, leading to a found missing page with birth records.
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New York
Arcturus
Aldebaran
Isaac Kaufman Funk
Funk & Wag- Halis
Yveld
James H. Hyslop
American Psychical Society
Hyslop
Funk
Dr. Hyslop
Benjamin F. Funk
Funk & Wagnalls
Mr. Funk
Dimick Seeks Republican Nomination for Governor
Oregon City mayor and former Clackamas County judge Dimick announces his bid for the Republican nomination for governor. He faces fellow resident W. B. S. URen, who declared for the race the day after the recent election. Dimick previously ran for governor two years ago but was defeated by Jay Howerman.
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Grant TD
Dimick
Oregon City
Clackamas County
W. 8
S. U'Ren
Judge Dimlck
Jay Howerman
Opera Season Opens in Old Boston Tradition
Boston November 26 Society filled the Boston Opera House for the opening of the grand opera season at the Boston Opera House. The Boston Opera Company presented Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann directed by Andre Caplet. Troussedyna made her first U.S. appearance to an ovation and Edmond Clement debuted as Hoffmann.
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Boston
Society
Boston Opera House
Boston Opera Company
Offenbach
Tales of Hoffman
Andre Caplet
Trousse Dyina
Antonia
Edmond Clement
Hoffman
Gunmen Given Death Sentence In New York Case
Lefty Louis Rosenberg Gyp the Blood Horrowitz Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank Koficl were condemned to the electric chair by Judge Goff in the state supreme court. They were escorted to Sing Sing with armed guards and no public demonstration. Defense attorney Wahle said a final appeal would be filed within a week.
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New York
Louis’ Rosenberg
Gyp the Blood
Horrowitz
Whitey" Lewis
Dago Frank Koficl
Justice Goff
States Supreme Court
Lewis
Moas
Wahle
Grand Central Station
Sing-Sing
Chofici
Wm. Fr. Lawlor
San Francisco
Abe Iuef
Goff
Mrs Rhinehart Seeks Divorce In Albee Case
Mrs Mary A Rhinehart filed for divorce from rancher Ed ward Rhinehart of Albee after alleging repeated abuse and a dispute over strychnine tablets prescribed for their sick son. She also began criminal proceedings for assault and battery. The couple married in December 1858 and have six children. She seeks a decree of divorce, equal property settlement, and an injunction against the husband during the suit. Judge James A Fee represents her.
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Edward Rhinehart
Albee
Cecil
Mary
A Rhinehart
Justice Court
James A. Fee
Gompers Improving After Illness in Rochester
Rochester November 26 reports a decided improvement in the condition of Samuel Gompers who has been ill here.
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Gompers
Rochester
Samuel Gompers
No Friend, No Honor: A Stingy Maxim
A pithy saying notes that keeping money from a friend can cost friendship itself. The line urges caution against greed and the social cost of withholding funds from close associates. It reflects a cautionary, socially aware sentiment typical of biting aphorisms.
Turkey 15 Reported 10 Have Rejected Peace Proposals
In a county jail, prisoner Steve La Barge alias Steve Boyd attempted suicide by ingesting part of four cans of concentrated lye. He became violently ill but doctors expect recovery. He remains jailed as the grand jury considers forgery charges.
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Turkey
Steve la Barge
Steve Boyd
Pendleton to Meet A A C High School in Thanksgiving Game
A Thanksgiving football game is set for Pendleton with the crack high school team facing Pendleton A A C all-stars. Portland club aims to prove readiness for Multnomah by dominating the high school squad, which plans open plays and uses forward passing to show strength. Proceeds fund trophy sweaters for the high school elevens.
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Turkey
Pendleton
Crack
Pendleton A. A. C
Multnomah
Portland
Dulles
Baker
Alaska Coal to be Tested on Warships
Mail advices from Seward Alaska report the government assembling a coal mining outfit at Knik to ship into the Matanuska coal field. Two hundred tons of Matanuska coal will be mined to test steamers on Alaska fuel. Another government expedition operates in the Bering River field. In Fremont Ohio kraut factories report the season’s output and prices.
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Seattle
Seward
Alaska
Knik
Matanuska
Muntanuska
Tvy
Bering River
Fremont
Ohio
United States
Berlin Feels War Likely Despite Uncertain Outcome
Berlin remains convinced that conflict is probable with Serbia, even as officials hedge on the precise result. Diplomats report continued tension and pressure on Vienna to seek a swift resolution while cautious leaders weigh possible military commitments and alliances.
Austria Quietly Waits for War in Balkans Amid Wartime Reports
London papers say fears of a general clash ease as Turkey and Balkans may seek peace terms. Berlin papers claim Serbs shot down Austrian ship. Vienna opposes hostilities. Censors conceal cholera spread among Bulgarians. Germany presses Turkey toward peace. Dedenghateh tension on the Aegean. Jean Jaures calls Socialist resistance to war.
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London
Eng
Berlin
Germany
Turkey
Dedenghateh
Aegean Sea
Explosive Claim During Pullman Car Trial
Indiana courtroom tense as Olaf Tveltmoe lunged at Ortie McManigan during cross examination. McManigal testified he carried an explosive in Pullman cars and recalled warning Hockin that if he was caught, others would be too. The judge ordered Tveltmoe to sit with other defendants as cross examination nears its end.
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Indianapolis
Olaf Tveltmoe
Ortie McManigan
Tveltmoe
McManigal
Hockin
Tam
Andrew Carnegie Celebrates 70th Birthday With Dinner
New York November 26 Andrew Carnegie marked his 70th birthday with a formal dinner for 15 close friends. He remains absorbed in Carnegie Corporation work and philanthropy, foregoing a holiday.
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New York
Andrew Carnesie
Carnegie Corporation
Perhaps platonic Jove by another name
A fragmentary line reads as a playful or enigmatic thought suggesting that a different label might yield similar usefulness. The text lacks clear subjects, dates, or events to anchor a fuller news summary.
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Mich Goasiy
Runaway Horses Plunge Over Bank at Bridge
A delivery team from Fast End gro cery driven by E. Corley started a sudden runaway on Monroe street after a steam roller frightened the horses. They swerved, went over the Main street bridge bank, corralled by the near fall. Corley escaped with a leg injury as the wagon, harness and seat were wrecked.
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Fast End
E. ¥. Corley
Main Street
Fortu
Nately
Monroe Street
Corley
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