PLOOD DESECRATES SACRED EDIFICE IN VA PULPIT KILLING
In Aness VA Rev W G Breppe was fatally stabbed in his pulpit by George Daniel who objected to the sermon. Daniel rushed the pulpit with a knife. Breppe died after the assault as the congregation cried out in shock. Police and community reaction follow the fatal church attack.
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Ole
W. G. Breppe
Ines
George Daniel
Pee
Daniels
Oth Sim
Bone
Daniel
Hay-Pauncefote treaty pace delays on interoceanic canal
The article notes talks in Washington between officials from Iowa and New York about constructing a canal. It mentions a Hay-Pauncefote treaty giving the United States sole rights to an interoceanic canal and reports diplomatic steps, with the document awaiting government approval and possible signature by the next session.
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Ington
D. C
Local store theft confessions noted in religious appeal
A young woman confessed to stealing three items from a local dry goods store. She wrote a note with Bible verses and songs asking forgiveness and offering to pay for the goods to ease her conscience.
Sage warns on Northwest railroad merger experiment
Russell Sage voiced cautious remarks during a New York interview about a Northwest railroad combination calling it an experiment that must be watched carefully for potential risks and implications.
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New York
Russell Sage
Northwest
Beattie Founded By Early Settlers On Ai Ki Point
Fifty years ago Beattie began with settlers A A Denny D T Denny John N Lowe Leander Terry D Boren and Dr Maynard at Ai Ki Point The winter of 61 62 saw them living there and the spring moved them to the present site of Beattie The survivors are D T Denny of Green Lake and C D Foren of Cherry Valley The city owes its growth to Elliot Day as a wife for a city and its current magnitude.
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Ai-Ki Point
A. A. Denny
D. T. Denny
John N. Lowe
Leander Terry
D. Boren
Dr. &. Maynard
Al-Ki Point
Aite
Beattle
Clatma
Ettlers
Green Lake
C.D. Foren
Cherry Valley
Elliot Day
Jeffries Favored Over Ruhlin in San Francisco Bout
News from San Francisco reports heavy betting favoring Jeffries at odds of 10 to 4 over Ruhlin for a December 2 title fight. Jeffries weighs 174 pounds and a large national turnout heads to the match, while Ruhlin and promoter Billy Delaney push plans amid local indifference.
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Ruhlim
Jeffries
Billy Delaney
Jeffrien
San Francisco Athletic Club
Sailor Sharkey
Dee
Ruhttin
Tentnasadeth
Goccuas
Depot Question in Beattie Meeting
A Beattie depot proposal prompts President Malien of the Northern Pacific to offer a meeting by January 10, with potential talks in St Paul if local officials travel. He notes current Seattle depot facilities fall short of needs and outlines the company’s possible plans and constraints.
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Malien
Northern Pacific
Beattice
Chamber of Commerce
Beattie
St. Paul
Mellen
Seattle
Motive Found in Murder of Mrs Hailey Lena Henner
Police believe a traveling salesman involved with Mrs Hatley is the prime suspect in the strangling death of Mrs Georgia Halley or Lena Henner in Ansville Indiana. A Booneville officer searches St Louis for the man while witnesses place him near the crime scene. Coroner says sufficient evidence exists to arrest a local man in the case, which may be the third or fourth crime by the same suspect.
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I Ansville
Ind
Georgia Halley
Lena Rener
Booneville
St. Louis
Hatley
Winesses
Hailey
Lena Henner
Conference Aims to Improve Relations in Northern Lines
The article notes the inability of the parties to take independent action under certain agreements. It cites a joint approach with Great Northern and Pacific Coast, hoping a conference will resolve tensions and satisfy unions. Letters were sent to Mellen and Hill requesting responses. Judge George reviews the Armor Lard case evidence and will decide after consideration.
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Northern Pacific Tg
Great Northern
Pacific Coast Companion
Mellen
Janes J. Hill
The
Louie W. Hill
Hillw
George
Motineux Case Opens In General Sessions Court
Rotand Motineux faces a murder indictment as the trial begins in New York's general sessions court. Ex Governor Hill leads the prosecution. Ex Governor Black heads the defense urging dismissal for lack of sufficient evidence and irrelevance of much of the presented material.
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New York
Rotand Motineux
Lberty
General Seresons Court
Motineux
Hill
Mlack
Navy yard debate on using Washington coal
The navy yard faces a conflict over fuel sourcing as officials push to use Washington coal instead of Eastern coal from other states and British Columbia. The Navy Department will conduct further tests and a full controversy statement will be prepared for the next chamber meeting.
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Washington
Sound Navy Yard
British Columbia
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Meikle
Olympic Foundry Burns Early Morning Fire
A blaze destroyed the Olympic Foundry at Eighth Avenue South and Street, with tanks outside at risk of ignition. Fire Friday morning quickly controlled, preventing a larger disaster as water streams fought the flames. About 15 workers lost jobs. loss estimated at $2,606, insured. George Pieper, C W Kruher, and L Lukan led the firm.
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Beattie Fire Department
Olympic
Eighth Avenue
Me OU Co
Plummer Street
George Pieper
Olympic Foundry Co
C. W. Kruher
L. Lukan
Street Cars Extend Route to Yeuter Way Terminus
Jackson street cars began running to their terminus on Yeuter way yesterday after weeks of service only up to South Second and Jackson.
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Jackson Street
Yeuter Way
South Second
Jackson
Mefford On The Stand In Meredith Shooting Trial
Andrew H. Mefford, ex police officer and witness to the tragedy, testified detailing the confrontation between Meredith and the Considines at Guy's store. He disputed earlier accounts, saying Meredith was two feet from the show case and reached for his coat pocket as if to draw a revolver, while other witnesses placed Meredith leaning against the display. The cross examination covered Mefford's prior statements, alleged bribe payments, and his role in separating the men, with testimony highlighting inconsistencies among eyewitness accounts.
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Meredith
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Judge Griffin
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John Considine
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Sullivan
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Capt Alwen License Restored After Board Decision
Capt John Bermingham issued a partial ruling restoring Capt Alwen’s license after a 9 day suspension for involvement in bringing a vessel to port. Engineers Duncan Cree’s appeal from license revocation remains undecided as the board reviews the evidence. Bermingham heads to San Francisco tonight. Cree’s fate awaits further deliberation.
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Garonne
Alwen
Bryant
Cherry
Capt
Duncan Cree
Alowen
Bermingham
San Francisco
J. Cree
Contracts Bid for All Deliveries Across Routes
Bids for mat contracts covering all deliveries on the Oregon and Alaska routes must be received in Washington DC by December 1. Awards will be made for a four year period beginning 1982.
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Oregon
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Worthy of a Good Cause Volunteers Aid Needy Families
Volunteers of America in this city aim to fill 400 or more food baskets for distribution to the poor during Thanksgiving. Captain G. Thomas, in charge, says the group seeks to remember the needy more generously than prior years and will strive to reach as many families as possible.
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America
Bald Capt
G. Thomas
Thompson raises funds to settle Knights of Maccabees shortage
In Port Huron on November 14, it is reported that Chas D Thompson, the Knights of Maccabees treasurer in default, has raised about $20,000 toward his $60,000 shortage. The plan is to settle without prosecuting him.
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Port Huron
Mich
Chas. D. Thompson
Knights of Maccabees
Thompson
Court recess as witness urged to refrain from talk
The testimony notes a witness claiming Meredith moved his right arm as if drawing a weapon after breaking free from a scuffle with John Considine and Fred. The account supports Jud Griffin’s statement about the last man being fired as Meredith fell. Court adjourned for noon recess. Mr. McNatt’s direct exam concluded and Mr. Hart requested the witness not speak to anyone during the break.
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Mony
Meredith
John Considine
Fred
Seattle Chamber backs civil service reform clash vote
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce led a committee to oppose abolishing municipal civil service. Members include Goldsmith Colman Clise Collins Boone Knox Jones Allison Colman Crane. They warn civil service safeguards efficiency and lower city insurance costs, while abolition petitions exceed 2000 signatures. The issue will be presented to the Merchants' Association and the Bureau of Underwriters with a charter amendment for a seven member standing civil service committee.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
J. 8. Goldsmith
Hrastus Goldsmith
HM. R. Clise
Josiah Collins
W. B. Boone
Andrew Knox
KR. W. Jones
W.B. Allison, Jr
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C. B. Crane
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Merchants’ Association
Bureau of Underwriters
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