Western Federation of Miners protest and Telluride unrest
A Western Federation of Miners message to President Roosevelt protests the banishment of striking miners from Telluride Colorado and seeks federal investigation. Colorado military and county officers arrest strikers, threaten fines and jail, while strike leaders vow resistance. General Gates reports insurrection in Telluride Cripple Creek though federal troops are not required.
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Denver
Colo. Dee
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
Telluride
Gov. Y
Constitution of the United
Washington
BD. C
Lates
Colorado
War Department
Cripple Creek
Nasimuch
Denied a Landing for Salvadoran Millionaire in San Francisco
Pernando Gailexoa, son of a former Salvadoran minister and Central American coffee magnate, was denied landing in San Francisco after immigration officials ruled him insane. His attendants said he was being taken to an American sanitarium for treatment.
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San Francisco
Dec
Pernando Gailexoa
Salvador
United States
Germany
Para
Napecter
Central America
Fifteen Mafia Members Arrested in Philadelphia Letters Threats
Fifteen Mafiosi were arrested in Philadelphia for sending threatening and blackmail letters to Italian merchants. At arraignment, one defendant admitted all were Mafia members collaborating with other branches in several large Eastern cities. They are held on $1500 bail each for conspiracy and carrying concealed weapons.
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Philadelphia
Walking delegate McCarthy found guilty in New York
In New York on December 2, delegate McCarthy, charged jointly with Sam Parks, was found guilty in a final verdict.
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New York
McCarthy
Sam Parks
Fire Burns Through Kinmundy Business District
A daytime blaze roared through Kinmundy Maryland's business section causing over 100000 dollars in damage as flames swept the area this afternoon.
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Kinmundy
Trial of Daniel Meyers Opens in New York Court
The trial of Daniel Meyers former president of the Manhattan Fire Insurance company began before Recorder Golf today on charges of misappropriating 49900 dollars.
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New York
Daniel Meyers
Manhattan Fire Insurance County
Recorder Golf
Lockout Hits 208 Women and Men in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 2, two hundred eight cloak and salt employees were locked out by their employers amid Wages and labor tensions.
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San Francisco
New York Republicans Declared Unified After Meeting
Senator Thomas C. Pratt Governor Odell and State Chairman Dunn announced a satisfactory conclusion to their discussions. They stated there is no friction within the New York Republican party and all parties are aligned.
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New York
Thomas C. Pratt
Odell
Dunn
Water Service Shutdown For New Main Connection
City water will be shut off from o'clock this evening until 6 o'clock tomorrow morning to connect a new main, affecting area residents and businesses.
Road segments described on Second Avenue and Pine Street
City notices describe road work or closures on Second Avenue from Seneca to Pike Street, on First to Third, and Pine Street from Second to Third. The brief outlines affected stretches and aims to guide drivers and residents through the impacted corridors.
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Second Avenue
Seneca
Pike Ateeet
Firet
Third Avenue
Pine
Second
Third
Dreyfus Case Reconsideration Discussed Behind Closed Doors
The Dreyfus case returns to a formal review with arguments for reversing the sentence presented to a closed session. Legal officials and observers anticipate whether new evidence or interpretations will sway the outcome.
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Dreyfoe
Durand Reputed as New P E Ambassador Toasted in White House
Washington December 2 Mortimer Durand the new PE ambassador was received by President Roosevelt today. He was presented by Secretary Hay in a formal ceremony at the White House.
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Washington
BD. C
Mortimer Durand
Freese Roosevelt
Hay
Public Works Inspects Bricks for Union Street Paving
Acting on city council direction the board of public works inspected bricks for Union street paving and ruled to use only the firm bricks after the softer ones were discarded. Contractor F Mann obtained the bricks from Renton Clay Works.
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Board of Public Works
Union Street
F. Mann
Renton
Cholera Epidemic Reported in Nagasaki Japan
Advices from Seattle warn of a cholera outbreak at Nagasaki Japan. Orders have been issued for strict quarantining of arrivals from Japan. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Kaga Maru is due tomorrow at noon, with further home news expected. Diamond Head quarantine officials have been instructed to inspect the ship closely.
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Seattle
Nagesaki
Japan
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Diamond Head
Green Lake Club plans meeting on poor car line service
The Green Lake Improvement Club will meet tomorrow night to discuss the Green Lake car line. Special committees will be formed to address the service issues and report back with recommendations.
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Green Lake Improvement Club
Green Lake
Blighted Life Sparks $1,034 Damages Suit in Court
M M Russell of Wooinville allegedly shouted insults at C Harvey of the same hamlet in a woods dispute over a business deal. Russell then threatened with a gun causing Harvey to flee, prompting a civil action filed in superior court for damages.
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M. M. Russell
Wooainville
Russell
Fuisell
Wife Slayer Bartlett Is Acquitted By Jury In 1962 Murder
Michael Bartlett, Klondike pioneer, shot and killed his wife Mae Bartlett in an alley near Sixth Avenue and Pike Street in October 1962. A Superior Court jury found him not guilty after four ballots, citing temporary insanity from drink and jealousy. Bartlett embraced his attorney and son as relatives pressed to congratulate him. He vows to abstain from liquor for life and plans to enter a business partnership with his brother Ed Bartlett and Joe Jewell next week.
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Michael Bartlett
Klondike
Mae Bartlett
Sixth Avenue
Pike Street
Bell
Bartlett
Corda
Mra Lane
Barnett
Papa
Will H Morris
Mike
Paul Underwood
Jack Reynolds
Star
Fartlett
Bescon Bill
Ed Bartlett
Joe Jewell
Morris & Shipley
Dynamite Train Explosion Kills Two in Dover Area
A dynamite train exploded at Greenwood near Dover on December 2. Two men died and fifteen cars plus an engine were demolished. The blast was felt for about thirty miles around the scene.
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Mredius
Lumber Boom in Washington State Mills Draw Jobs and Wealth
A Smithsonian-styled report highlights the Western Washington lumber sector with six month shipments of by water and by rail totaling over 637 million feet. It notes the industry employs more than 39 000 workers statewide and provides a multi million payroll in Whatcom County including 1300 sawmill workers and 2000 shingle mill workers with wages totaling over two million dollars.
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A. Wash. Bansas
Bureau of Statistics of Agriculture and
Washington
Whatcom County
Wington
Dowie seeks $1,000,000 loan amid Zion City crisis
Report from Zion City Illinois notes Dowie after lawyer consultation aims to borrow $1,000,000 while receivership funds review proceeds. Court orders creditors to stay actions as Dowie plans appeals to supporters to fund the city.
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Zion City
Dowie
Dowlesten
British Tabernacle
Chicago
Dowle
Australia
Supreme Court Hears Oleomargarine Act Challenge
Oral arguments addressed the constitutionality of the oleomargarine tax and its impact on manufacture and police power. Four cases were argued, three from Chicago and one from Cincinnati, with Isabella Gonzales of Porto Rico challenging immigrant rules awaiting a decision.
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Washington, Db
Supreme Court
Chicago
Cinccinnati
Guthrie
New York
Outeault
Ottawa University Destroyed by Fire in Morning Blaze
Ottawa Ont December 2 Ottawa University a Froman Catholic institution was destroyed by fire. Many students leapt from the fifth floor with injuries reported but not confirmed. Father Boyon likely fatally hurt after jumping from the fifth story, landing on a veranda. Falher Fulham jumped from the fourth floor and was seriously injured. An aged woman servant was badly hurt and another domestic, Mrs Dupuis, burned.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Father Boyon
Falher Fulham
Mies Dupuis
War on the Combine Raises Wood Prices in City
Local fuel dealers outside the trust refused to sign the price-raising agreement for wood to 56 cents per cord. Queen Anne Fuel Company and Harvey & Sons did not attend the meeting, and most customers paid the new rate while some paid the old price of $3 per load.
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The
Trust
Queen Anne Fuel Company
Harvey & Sons
Combine
Petrona
Panama treaty signed by junta without amendment
The junta signed the Panama treaty this morning without changes and it will be sent to Washington, arriving Monday. Reports from Buena Ventura indicate gorilla parties are operating in the isthmus with engagements in its interior. Senator Cullom said the Senate will likely take up and ratify the Panama treaty promptly after reception Monday or Tuesday. A man in Junction, nine miles south of Seattle, recovered in hospital with no broken bones after an accident, though bruised.
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Panama
Washington
New York
Buena Ventura
Cables
Paris
Washington, D. C
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Roosevelt
Senate
Junction
Seattle
General Hospital
Struck by a Train Near Black River
Henry Moor a laborer was struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train this morning at 6 39 near Black River. He suffered injuries and was attended at the scene by workers and local responders.
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Henry Moor
Northern Pacific
Black River
Wouldn't Testify In Prostitution Case At European Hotel
Julia Herman a 17 year old girl refused to testify against Camile Cooper and Peter Meister when questioned by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Kriete. The mother seeks prosecution while the girl appears to shield them. Detective Lane testified briefly as the hearing continued tomorrow.
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Camile Cooper
Peter Meister
Julia Herman
Justee Cann
Miss Herman
Kriete
Julia
Lane
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