Gold standard talk and train robbery shadows
The column threads through political and economic rumors from Mexico to Arizona, noting possible shifts to the gold standard, train robberies in New Mexico, and debates over McKinley era policy. It cites Congress, market trends, and local civic events while touching on a Parisian salon connection and upcoming Doll Show in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrax
Mexico
Tere
Mark Honea
Senate
Bisbee
New Mexico
Ariross
Catholic Social Union
Phoenix
Balver
Snana
Heyman
Washington
First Streets
Sbtka Chow
Wey Basacared
Maila F
Clesses
Forgeries and Flight End in Indian Territory Case
A youth named Wallace Dunean, grandson of Gen Lew Wallenca, cashed forged checks for fifty and twenty dollars using signatures of D Parman and Dr Butts. He fled by saddle horse after taking a revolver, was captured later, and may face insanity charges. prosecutors prepared a Grand Jury presentation. Also includes an ad for De King New Life Pills and a Native American tribe condolence resolution for Hiram Truesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Duncan
Wallace Dunean
Lew Walleca End
Lbs East
Mr. Scots
Dr. Butts
D. Parman
Dhe
East Monrose Street
Bureau
Storty
Fogus
Ticoon
Scott
Fagan
Tha Offvers
Tsta
Bies
Reported Killing Sparks Religious Slaying Claims
Reports from Seanim on November 30 claim that the Khelit recently murdered several Christians. Correspondent notes New York dispatches showing silver certificates and bar silver prices, with Mexican dollars listed among current values.
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Seanim
Money M
New York
Terrible storm leaves ships wrecked and towns flooded
Reports from Lxpos describe widespread ferry and port damage as floodwaters engulf inland towns in Kant and Darhameb. Maragate faces £50,000 losses and South End £30,000, while a frozen worker’s body is found. Five artillerymen perish at sea after attempting rescue. A jammed migrant vessel and a Goodwin wreck aid mission vanish with twenty four hours since.
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Westerday
Bonn
Kant
Maragate
South End
Darhameb Becan
Sanger
Goodwin
Thorn Trial Reveals Gruesome Body Disposal Details
In New York on November 23, the Thorn murder trial opened with intense testimony about the crime and body disposal. Thorn described his life, the relationship with Mrs. Nack, and the deadly night when the victim was killed as Mrs. Nack assisted in dismembering and concealing the remains, then burning clothes and discarding the head in the river. The proceeding included harsh accusations against Mrs. Nack and Thorn’s own account under cross examination.
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New York
Queena County
Teday
Thorn
Howe
Vnsccesses
Plaster of Paris
Red Street
Timony Toor
Queen's Gift for Disabled Man Raised by Subscriptions
A subscription drive in Monmouthshire seeks five pounds to support Mo ees Eyacu who lost an arm leg and both eyes in a premature explosion. Sir William Vernon Harcourt led the appeal, but the queen declined to have her name linked to the list. Lord James of Hereford conveyed the queen's inability to contribute and urged keeping her name off the receipt list.
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Loxnox
Monmouthshire
Moees Eyacu
Queen Victoria
Bincuat
Casa Wee
William Vernon Harcourt
House of Commone
Eynon
Osver
Grand Tournament Opens in Madison Square for Billiard Championship
In New York on November 20, players from several states gathered as the eighteen inch billiards world championship began at Madison Square Concert Hall. The 500-point schedule unfolds on regulation tables with $1200 added money and a championship emblem. Competitors include Jones Schaeffer, Frans C. Ives, George F. Slowen, Marie Daly and Resear eciphocat, with the event billed as highly challenging and dramatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yor
Madison Square Concert Hall
Jnesb Schaeffer
Frans C. Ives
George F. Slowcn
Maries Daly
Resear Eciphocat
Naraiogia
Archbishop of Canterbury near end of long reign
Nov 30 reports state Archbishop of Canterbury and Primat of all England may resign to mark his old age. He has held the see a little over a year, with the church previously noting radicalism in the Anglican ranks.
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Mej
McKintey
McKinley
Stonevang Buiss
Tatelioe
New York
Dante
Loxvox
Kay
Temple
Canterbury
England
Harneas
Secretary Wilson Delivers Oration at Tuckegree Dedication
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson spoke this afternoon at the dedication ceremony for the new agricultural building of the Tucker National and Industrial Institute at Tuckegree. Governors Johnson and Norton attended, along with Dr. Carry, a Methodist divine.
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Tuckegree
Turxwaxe
Ale
Agriculture Wilson Tale
Nuw Agriculturs
Jooker FP
Washington
Tuckegee Naranl
Lidustrial Institute
Levi Strauss copper riveted overalls and spring bottom pants
The text notes Levi Strauss & Co. used copper rivets on overalls and spring bottom pants with a guarantee. It mentions employing over 350 girls and references Reichstag opening. Emperor William attended in person and read the throne speech. The navy topic dominates the speech, arguing Germany’s naval growth does not align with its maritime mission.
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William
Reichstag
Royal
Germany
Klondyke Sufferers Relief Discussed by Cabinet
Waswinetsa Nov 30 The Cabinet considered sending relief to Klondyke sufferers after a telegram from the Portland and Oregon Chambers of Commerce warned of destitution and hunger. Government action awaits Congress and an appropriation for transporting food supplies.
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Waswinetsa
Klondyke
McKinley
Portland and
Oregon Chambers of Commerce
Krondyke
Congress
Convention of the American Society of Mechanics Opens in New York
Delegates arrive in numbers for the annual convention at the national headquarters on West Thirty first street. Notables include Arctic explorer George W. Melville and Philadelphia engineer Coleman Sellers. Papers promise progress in various branches of mechanics engineering.
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van Society
Vention
New York
American Society of Mechanics Eosincera
West Thirtyfirst Street
George W. Melviile
Coleman Sellers
Philadelphia
FATAL FIRE CLAIMS TWO LIVES IN STEAMER NAHANT BLAST
A hotel and steamer Nahant were destroyed early today after a large blaze damaged a docked vessel on the Chicago and Northwestern line. Fireman Jacob Basser and deck hand Harold, both of Cleveland, died in the disaster. In other news Eugene Mohe, state auditor, was sentenced to eight years for insurance embezzlement totaling $23,000.
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Canada
Caxata
Lixe Tx
Neb
Eugene Mohe
Cornish
New York Navy Hosts ASME Convention Opening
At nine o clock tonight the American Society of Mechanical Engineers opens its national convention at headquarters on West Thirty first Street New York with retiring president Worster R Warner delivering the annual address on Evolution of the Telescope. Early registration shows many delegates and badges being issued as major iron works shipyards and technical institutes are represented by international figures in mechanical engineering.
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Wassascros
Louteville
The
Knights of Tabor
Dsfiscon
American Federation of Labor
Nasuville
McKinley
New York
Navy
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Worseater R. Warner
Dallystes
Mornog
Batton
Hosdiey
RAILROAD MEN KILLED IN WRECK AND SHIPMENTS FILED
Two engineers Newton and Waloo and fireman Barry die in a bed wreck near Fosastare on Nov 30 as word reaches Williams. The report lists multiple real estate deeds and notices, including transfers to Charles J St Clatre Louise Grant and Mrs R E Bowmen, and various property actions across Phoenix and nearby towns.
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Fosastare
Williams
Newton
Barry
Herata
Pheonix Fieis Guaranty and Abstract Co
United States
Charles J St Clatre
Ig & Ow Gely
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Caartman
Itecis
Seet of
Prouterss
Black Jack Bacdits
Nocanes
Bors
Chicago
Dains
Reson
Japan
Bic Tou Ruep
New York City
Woseley
MecKixusy
Arizons
Asna Gotnp-Casteniaxk
Sli
Conn
Ceetellane
E Mason
Nellie Nustatter
Parieere
Parisien
Castelline
Indinapolis
Weebington
McKinies
Thie
Ios Anceles
Los Axcates
Stown Tor
Los Angeles
Axp Cow
Gary
Bryan Snd
Texas
Avronssy Gesexan McKennas
Central Pacific Railroad
Jesusry
Western Pa|ce
Broughs
Brs
Shure
Klondike
Chicago Tribune
Spain
Murphy
Issason
Gongrees
Arizona
Mary Demoersts
Maryland
West Virginia
Kantucky
Tenceesae
Wilson
L Uf
Motton
Bagge
1S Brose
Faseon
Adams
R Gest
St Donte
E Seffisr
San Frecerico
H Grahem
J W Graham
Qoe
San Francisco
B Ingles
Ksesis City
S Hat
Mics Sweet
Pord
Mead Emerson
Prescott
H Herris
Detroit
Lyon and Wife
Tucson
F Campbell
Sanden
Enas
Sanden Electric Co
Broadway
Cal
Ious
Man Vicel
HH Baoklen « Co
Ly Tike Phoenix Drug Co
Wheneas
Hiram O. Truesdale
Waerzas
Waeneas
Teiba
Ward of
Belgium
Bevssers
Nor
Paot
Europe
Hayst
Middleberg
Bisukenborg
Knights OF Labor
Quen
Levi Strauss & CO
Emperor William
Mia
Mechanical Engineers
Von
Luetgert
Cmicaco
Adolph L. Lustgert
Harmon
Riese
Weat
Sv. Pach
Bismarck
Winnipeg
Miles City
Mohe
Bor
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Lovering
Wasmixcron
Alger Oss
Hammood
Bayt Braux
Geffen
Port Au Pricer
Bayt
Anfores
Emil Landers
Alasks Dredging Company
J. H. Donnelly
J. M. Southworth
P.M. Richardson
American Society
Valley
Fisher
Linville & Naylor
Obas H Holmes
Linville
Depu Co Surveyor
Fiers
Roscon
Leon Bouvier
William Daan
William Bolitho
F P Hartman
Heneley
White Tank
Irvine Co
L L Plank
Albert J Goeart
Sarah Goeart
Kirkland
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