Roosevelt to Accept If Uncontested in 1904 Nomination
The Times prints Washington bulletin quoting President Roosevelt stating he would accept a nomination if no one else challenged him but would not seek the office. He said he would answer yes if the convention urged him to run. The report places the assertion from Washington and notes it as a contested claim.
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Ice Price War Shakes Tacoma Market Trust Sets Uniform Rate
William Calvert, president of a newer ice company, promises better facilities and fairer pricing as Pacific Ice and Beattie Ice monopolies coordinate to hold a high rate. He says consumers benefit from competition and resisting a price hike that would push costs back to the old standard.
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William Calvert
Hannen Arraigned in Serious Assault Case
Frank Hannen, held on a charge of assault with intent to kill Halle Scholl, was arraigned in superior court this morning and given a week to enter his plea. He is alleged to have brutally assaulted Miss Scholl with an iron bar on the night of November, and she escaped after resisting.
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Federation 18 votes against government ownership stance
In Norfolk on November 16 the American Federation of Labor rejected government ownership of railroads and mines by 154 to 50 while endorsing government control of telephones. The vote reflects AFL opposition to public ownership of major industries.
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United Press
Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
Natives on War Path in Formosa Attack
Reports from Talboko Formosa say government offices were attacked by a band of outlaws believed to be from the Afyu tribe and ten employees were killed.
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Honolulu
Talboku
Formosa
Woman Devoured by Wild Beast Near Columbia Louisiana
In Columbia Louisiana on November 1, Annie Valentine wife of a farmer was killed by a panther ten miles west of town while visiting a neighbor. Her husband led a search and found her head and body torn and scattered remains over two miles. A posse of eight men tracked the animal into a fenety area.
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Annie Valentine
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Brutal assault and shooting shocks Randeburg area
In Randeburg a brutal assault and shooting left Henry Twight dying in a Los Angeles hospital. His chief assailant known as Shorty Warren is jailed in Randeburg on murder charges as arrests for accomplices are expected. Twight was beaten and shot after a drunken row and left in a brush area.
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United Press
Bakersfield
Cal
Henry Twight
Randeburg
Los Angeles
Shorty” Warren
Twight
Lee Paw Stelkend
Warren
May stop holidays ban Francisco
Governor Gillett arrived and studied plans for the upcoming special session beginning Tuesday to decide on stopping legal holidays. He will meet local bankers this afternoon to discuss the issue and reach a decision. In Georgetown Ky, Powers trial veniremen were examined. five of 68 qualified, one excused, leaving four. three are Democrats.
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United Press
Ban Francisco
Gillett
Mayor Grants Socialists Permission to Speak
Walter Thomas Mills leader of the socialist faction opposing Dr Titus is allowed to address a street meeting on Asiont between Second and Third Avenues tonight from 7 30 to 7 30 by order of Mayor William Hickman Moore. The mayor notes Mills complied with police designation and written permit requests, while criticizing Dr Titus for failing to comply. Police and fire departments have been notified. The mayor also states prosecutions of socialist defendants will continue despite the permission. Dr Titus and Thos Sladden were arrested for obstructing a street and released on recognizance. cases will be heard when officers are available. Five socialists were released yesterday on recognizance.
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Gordon
Beattie Clearings Today Reported
Fragmentary banking notice lists Beattie and Tacoma clearings with balances and totals. Portland shows several figures including 686,932.00 and 4,750,279.00 with smaller balances. final totals are unclear.
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Portland
St Mark’s Church Men’s Club to meet Tuesday evening
The Men’s club of St Mark’s church will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Guild room of the church on Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Prof J Allen Smith of the University of Washington will address the club on The Commission System of City Government. Good music and a pleasant social time are promised. All men are invited.
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St. Mark's Church
J. Allen Smith
University of Washington
Oklahoma Statehood Proclaimed Amid Debates and Parades
Roosevelt signed the Oklahoma proclamation using an eagle quill. Gov Hasell inaugurated with a radical constitution permitting direct referendums and recalls, expanding corporate scrutiny and limiting legislative steps. Prominent figures include C N Haskell, Alfalfa Bill Murray, and E C Dinwiddie shaping the new era.
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United Press
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Oklahoma State
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Carnegie Library
C. N. Haskell
Haskell
New York Stock Exchange
Fear the Worst Is to Come
A nervous speaker fears grim fates as Christmas meals loom. Hunger and unease mix with thoughts of a looming peril around the kitchen, while a narrator imagines the turkey facing a grim fate on the block and the room filled with clatter and tears.
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Bridget
Greeks Charged With Blackmail In Seattle Fire Case
J B Comba supervised the destruction of the Crawford and Hannon Realty office on Yesler triangle. Detectives Clark and Ballard arrested Greek suspects George Mazarakie and Gua Krialla for demanding hush money from Achille Gogos, owner of a Pike Place Greek restaurant. Bail set at 500 dollars pending hearing.
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Yesler Triangle
City Hall
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George Mazarakie
Gua Krialla
Clark
Patrolutan Ballard
Achille Gogos
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Guise
Gogos
Ume Masarakie
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Khalla
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Gordon
Mountaineers Break From Magsamas To Form Independent Club
At a meeting last night the Mountaineers declared independence from the Magsamas and vowed to continue as a separate club. Membership stands at 276 and dues rise from 2 to 3 dollars annually. A nine member board was chosen and will meet to elect officers.
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Copper River Railroad Crew Pushing Cordova Work
Accompanied by a large crew of men, Vrastus C Hawkins chief engineer and M J Heftey cot tractor for the Copper River Northwestern railroad depart on the steamship Saratoga for the Cordova section to push the work today.
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M. J. Heftey
Copper River @& Northwestern railroad
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Train 13 Wrecked Near North Pine in Indiana
UNLUCKY NUMBERED TRAIN WRECKED near North Pine, Indiana. Wabash Railroad engine, baggage car and one coach demolished while two more coaches derailed. Nine injured seriously or fatally. In Fontanet explosions, Dupont Powder pays varying sums to killed workers families with five settlements made out of court. Widows and children receive payouts.
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North Pine
United Press
Terre Hauth
Dupont Powder Company
Fontanet
Elmer Bright
Samuel Nevins
St Mark's Women’s Guild Sale Of Fancy Articles
The Women’s Guild of St Mark’s Church will hold a sale of fancy articles aprons and various kinds of holiday goods in the Guild room in the basement of the church on Tuesday and Wednesday the third and fourth of December.
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St. Mark's Church
New Sub-Post Office Station Pp Opens Tomorrow
The new sub post office on the southwest corner of First Ave W and Republican St will open for mall distribution tomorrow. Sunday delivery will run from 9 to 9 PM. Patrons include areas north of Denny Way and west of Seay Way.
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