Democratic House Caucus Chooses Early Ballot Leaders
Reports from Washington indicate the Democratic House caucus on December 2 showed Richardson leading with 42 votes, Dearmond 38, Bankhead 31, and Supper 25, amid a drifting leadership dispute as other factions jostle for support across the South and West.
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Washington
Richardson
Dearmond
Bankhead
Supper
D.C
Tennessee
South
West
Judge Bankhead
Bailey
Texan
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Sulser
New York
New Jersey
Bulaer
Judge DeArmond
Missouri
Arkansas
de Armond
Patterson
Plan for Niagara Dam to Raise Great Lakes Levels
New York dispatch reports an American plan by the engineer corps to build a dam at Niagara near Buffalo to raise Lake Erie about three feet and Lake Michigan and Huron about one foot each. Alfred J. Henry presented the feasibility findings to the National Geographic Society, noting a waterway between the Great Lakes and New York and the impact on lake levels.
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Washington, BD. C
Niagara River
Buffalo
Engineer Corps of
the Army
Chicago Drainage Canal
Lake Erie
Lakes Huron
Michigan
National Geographical Society
Gladowe
Alfred J. Henry
Tean
Henry
Engineer Corps
Niagara
Columbia University
Board
New York
Great Lakes
Lake St. Clair
Huron
St. Clair River
Street Car Men to Go Out
Detroit reacts to a planned street car strike set for Sunday at 4 a.m. Two labor unions clash over rights to operate within Detroit limits. Detroit unions seek arbitration through President McMahon, but local workers plan to strike independently despite leadership urging restraint.
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Detroit
Mich
Mt. Clemens
Iimita
Hutching
Robbed Passenger Reports Loss On Overland Train
A Klondiker, who did not leave his name, reports to the Northern Pacific office that while asleep in his berth on the Overland train he was robbed of $150 in cash and several railroad tickets.
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Northern Pacific
Supreme Court Upholds $1000 Damage Award in Howe Case
The Washington Supreme Court sustained the King county Superior Court verdict awarding John B. Howe $1000 against West Seattle Land and Improvement Co. in a civil action. The decision reaffirms the lower court ruling in Olympia.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
King County Superior Court
John B. Howe
West Seatfie Land and Improvement Co
Victoria Sails for Manila via San Francisco
The transport Victoria sailed at seven last evening for San Francisco where she will top up with livestock and general cargo before proceeding to Manila. Assistant Quartermaster M S Michael was in charge.
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Victoria
San Francisco
Manila
M.S. Michael
Hanna’s Desire on GOP Chairmanship Unclear
Reports circulate that Senator Hanna does not wish to succeed as National Republican Committee chairman. Friends say he has no desire to lead the campaign and may join the executive committee handling finances. Payne notes Hanna would serve his term but refuse reappointment after the June convention.
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Cleveland
Hanna
National Republican Committee
Henry CC. Payne
National Republican
Miles Has A Second Blaze At Wealerway Plant
The Z C Miles hardware company on Wealerway suffered a second blaze last night around 6 o clock. Disputed cause with A L Piper alleging the Seattle Steam Heat and Power Co plant adjoining sparked or overheated a boiler wall breach. Fire chief Kellogg suggests the fire began in a small office room. Total damage and water loss estimated at 10 000, insured.
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Z. C. Miles Hardware Company
Wealerway
A. L. Piper
Seattle Steam Heat and Power Co
Kellogg
Fire Department
Feud torches burn elderly couple in Cumberland raid
In Glencoe, Cumberland, Md, Earle, age 8, and his 90 year old wife were tortured by masked robbers. They beat them and burned their feet with torches to force the hiding place of money. Thieves escaped with over 500 dollars. Both victims are in precarious condition. authorities suspect the same culprits as a prior three year robbery.
VESSELS COMING IN AFTER MILD WEATHER
Seven more vessels pass the Cape including barks McNear Latena and Peiward May and the shipe Dashing Wave lola and dames Neamith barker and thne Mary Winkleman. Overdue ships Highland Light Perrin and Thompson Colusa Amer ican Oles with Colusate in ballast and 40 days out from the Malayan islands bound for coal. Considerable apprehension for their safety.
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Cape
McNear
Latena
Peiward
Lola
Dames Neamith
Barker
Mary Winkleman
Highland Light
Perrin & Thompson
Colusa
Everett names two municipal tickets in decisive party clash
In Everett on December 2 the Democratic and Republican parties each nominate a full slate for city offices. The local Populist committee will form a ticket from the remaining two. The Republican convention last night nominated G. D. Whitmarsh for mayor.
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Everett
Meli
Poputtete
GO. D. Whitmareh
Baer in Trouble Again After Embasement Charge
Deer, a local attorney, was arrested yesterday on a charge of embezzlement. Complainant Kieugh claims Baer appropriated $60 of his funds. Prosecution arises from disbarment proceedings against Baer in superior court that stalled months ago.
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Deer
Kieugh
Baer
Advance in Freight Rates Warn of Broad Increases
Louisville December 2 M P Washburn chair of the Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association says railroads from the Atlantic to the Pacific are about to raise freight rates. The increases will go through three regional committees in New York Atlanta and Chicago, as railroads face rising operating costs. Washburn notes the developing territory and higher commodity rates may prompt departures from the official classification in setting new charges.
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Louisville
Dee
M. P. Washburn
Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association
Athantice
Pacific
United States
New York
Oho
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlanta
Western Committee
Mississippi River
Chicago
Wasdburn
Classification Committee
Northwestern Intercollegiate Football plan advances in Northwest
A push for a Northwestern Intercollegiate Football association gains momentum as universities in Washington Oregon and Idaho consider a winter push. The plan envisions intercollegiate play after fall champions meet and leads to a title match against Oregon. Durkow expresses confidence the plan will materialize within months.
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Northwestern Intercollegiate Football Association
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Astern
Durkow
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