Beede Shot Man Exonerated On Deathbed Claim
Ray McDonald died in Providence Hospital after being shot by George Beede. He said Beede acted rightly and would not prosecute even if he survived. The deathbed testimony suggests the case may not proceed and public sympathy favors Beede.
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Ray McDonald
George N. Beade
Providence Hospital
Beede
McDonald
Sire
New Western Hotel
Marion
Columbia
George Peede
Legion
Beetle
May Close Shingle Mills Facing Winter Shutdown Debate
Proposition to close all shingle mills in the state during winter discussed by manufacturers at a Butler hotel meeting. Mill owners were asked to vote on the proposal amid heavy interests and a price collapse from over production.
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Butler Hotel
Tureday
Adams murder case ends in jail hanging
A report from Cleveland states Adam Ace narrowly escaped, but his wife was murdered and he died by hanging himself in the jail via a steam pipe. The incident marks a fatal end to a grim case under investigation by local authorities.
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Clevela
Adam Aceae
Prominent Men Indicted in Moscow Grand Jury
Indictments announced by a federal grand jury list multiple charges including conspiracy subornation of perjury and perjury. Named defendants include W. F. Kach H. Kester Roblette Dwyer Ed Knight W. B. Benton and Fred Emery. In a side note Fred Lillie, 20, was arrested for petty larceny after police found a gold item missing from a lodging. A mining report from George Jr of Anacortes notes seven dollars and a gold depth measurement related to Miles from Rockport.
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Idaho
Federal Grand
W. F. Kach
H. Kester
Roblette
Dwyer
Ed Knight
W. B. Benton
Fred Emery
Benton
Emery
Lewis
Fred Lillie
Will
Lee
Lillie
George Jr
Anacortes
Rockport
Arctic Brotherhood Plans Alaskan Banquet in Seattle
A Monday night meeting of the Arctic Brotherhood appointed a three member committee to organize a grand Alaskan banquet. The Alaska club and all Alaskans in Seattle are invited. The committee comprises W. E. Everett of Dawson C F Hannan of Nome and Hugo Byers of Couney City.
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Seattle
Arctic Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Alaska Club
W. E. Everette
Dawson
C. F
Fatal double tragedy in Newburg ends lives of Hartford couple
In Newburg Oregon at 8 this morning Carl Hartford and his bride were found dead from self inflicted and other gunshot wounds. Neighbors heard three shots before help arrived. The cause of the deaths remains unclear as investigators review the scene. Separately Judge Morris ruled in E F Lawson vs Black Diamond Coal Co granting Lawson full commission of 55000 for a 1904 sale to Pacific Coast Co involving Black Diamond coal properties valued at 1100000.
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Ore
Carl Hartford
Morris
E. F. Lawson
Black Diamond Coal Company
Lawson
Pacific Coast Company
Black Diamond
Coal Company
Kawata Cleared in Slashing Case in Diamond District
In the case of S Kawata the Japanese boy accused of slashing Ah Sing a Chinaman in the Diamond house restricted district a superior court jury found him not guilty Tuesday.
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Ah Sing
Diamond House
Man seeks $10000 for three fingers in digger accident
Robert Tyrrel sues for 10000 dollars claiming three fingers were lost from an accident while working as an employee of Puget Sound Bridging & Dredging Co on a pile driver two years ago. The trial before Judge Gilliam will determine if he receives 3333.53 1 3 dollars per finger by Tuesday afternoon.
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Finten
Robert Tyrrel
Digita
Puget Sound Bridging & Dredging Company
Gilliam
Tyrrel
Four men fined for liquor sale in backwoods party
Galvin Ackley William Phillipe Oscar Peterson and Charlies Thomas were fined 100 each by Judge Griffin after a county jail term. They were arrested last week by Deputies Smith and McKinnon during a wild orgy in a backwoods cabin celebrating stolen whisky and other goods. Snohomish authorities seek assault with intent to murder charges against Thomas. The four face further trouble as they await completion of their terms and possible charges in other counties.
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Galvin Ackley
William Phillipe
Oscar Peterson
Charlies Thomas
Griffin
Smith
McKinnon
Redmond
Snohomish County
Thomas
Snohomish
Dr Kelley Seeks Scalp as License Probe Sparks Reform Push
King County Medical association issues arrest warrant for Dr W P Kelley on practicing without a license amid fire at his offices and the Syndicate Doctors. Officials vow to root out pretended physicians in Seattle while city paving contracts and armory plans proceed. Educational Prohibition Alliance to meet. Rev John Ovail to speak.
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Syndicate
King County Medical Association
Kelley
The
Medical Association
Seattle
National Guard
Arm Commission
Educational Prohibition Alliance of Seattle
Peestie Seminary
New Assembly
Hall
John Ovail
Fulke. Dunap
Tragic jail meeting as Beede forgives wife Irma
In King County jail Monday afternoon N Beede apologized and asked forgiveness as Irma Beede visited him for the first time since Friday night’s tragedy. Irma, released earlier, comforted by tears and a heartfelt plea for forgiveness, while Beede claimed he did not intend to kill the rival, Ray McDonald.
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Trma
N. Beede
Irma
King County
Heede
Ray McDonald
George
American Surgeons Lead World Says Deputy Coroner Wiltsie
Deputy coroner Wiltsie said Mikuller a German doctor praised American surgery after consultations with European leaders at St. Marys hospital Rochester Minn. Mayo's leadership and Mayo Clinic work made Rochester famous in surgery with daily operations during the American Chemical association meeting.
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Tor
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
F. Wilttsle
Minnesota
W. J
C. H. Mayo
American Chemical Association
America
Dre Mayo
Roosevelt says US cannot halt Russian Jewish massacres
President Roosevelt told Oscar Strauss that despite deep concern over the anti Jewish massacres in Russia there is nothing the United States can do at present. He said he has been urged repeatedly in recent weeks to take action but offered no immediate remedy.
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Teddy
U. 8
Washington
PD. C
Oscar Strauss
Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Manifesto Proclaims Universal Suffrage and Press Freedom
Ezhar Haa issues a manifesto granting universal suffrage to Finns and freedom of the press. He commands the opening of the diet at Helsinki.
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Ezar Haa
Finni Nh
Helsingfors
Philadelphia election violence marked by murders and arrests
Riots and bloodshed grip Philadelphia on election day as two murders are reported and hundreds held in cells. Police chaos spreads across wards with polling places raided and officers assaulted as Mayor Weaver asserts control and warns would‑be deputies. Roosevelt votes in Oyster Bay as nationwide turnout surges.
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Miles
Samuel G. Maloney
James Fealey
James Carey
Polia
Weaver
Wilmington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
Washington
New York City Election Day Turmoil and Races
Early voting proceeded amid calm streets with 626000 registered voters. A Bowery precinct reported 99 ballots in twenty minutes while a clash led to arrests. Hearst supporters packed Madison Square Garden while McClellan backers filled the Hippodrome as city candidates fight tight races amid widespread betting and law enforcement activity.
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Bowery
McClellan
Jerome
Madison Square Garden
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
Hippodrome
Iving
Percict
Ofegal
Schmitz Confident in San Francisco Election
In San Francisco on November 7, Mayor Behmita and his supporters express confidence in re election while fusionists claim an easy win. Voters cast a heavy ballot as polling machines debut with a large turnout and union influence rising at labor events.
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Behmita
Su Riere
Partridge
Mae
Bchmits
San Francisco
Cal
Union Labor
Schmitz
Off Year Election News Across States
Reports from Columbus and Sacramento show heavy off year voting with close mayoral races and state contests. New England and California scenes reflect Republican leads and close gubernatorial fights as weather and turnout vary. In Louisville a doctor shot his son at a voting precinct amid a fusion party clash. A Pittsburg detective was shot during a riot.
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Columbus
Herrick and Pattison
Louisville
Hullitt
George
George EF. Rayburn
Fusion Party
Robbery on Main Street Targets Victor Morreaux
Victor Morreaux reported being robbed early Monday near First and Main. Two assailants approached as he walked toward his hotel. one struck him with a club while the other rifled his clothes. A gold watch and chain worth 150 were stolen. Morreaux says he can identify the attackers.
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Victor Morreaux
Morreaux
Main
Wandering in woods faced insanity exam for three
Richard Wottke described as demented and nearly frozen was found wandering in the Green woods on Monday. Pat Rave who attempted suicide Sunday and H. H. Terada a Japanese will be examined for insanity.
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Richard Wottke
Green the Woods
Pat Rave
H. H. Terada
Valuation Ruling In Georgetown Land Dispute
Judgment entered Monday in the superior court against Northern Pacific Railway and Columbia & Puget Sound Railway. The court set prices for a Georgetown land strip needed to extend Nora Avenue, granting 12000 to the Northern Pacific and 4000 to the Columbia & Puget Sound.
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Georgetown
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Columbia & Puget Sound Railway Company
Comepanies
Nora Avenue
Train Collision Kills Four in Syracuse Area
A collision between passenger and freight trains on the Rome Water town and Ogdensburg railroad at Liverpool, near Syracuse, resulted in four dead and several injured among the crew.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Liverpool
Mormons Keep Quiet in Salt Lake City Election
President Joseph F. Smith declared the church will not influence the vote, urging free civic choice. Democratic mayoral candidate Richard P. Morris also carries church support, while the day records the heaviest turnout and suggests a possible two thousand vote plurality amid rising anti Mormon sentiment.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Richard P. Morris
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