Heney's Mountainous Labors and Lasting Sacrifices
Francis J. Heney, famed prosecutor, faced a perilous workload and financial strain in pursuing reform in San Francisco. The article notes his about twelve years of relentless effort, his limit of personal funds, and the risk to his life, with relentless opposition from powerful interests and political foes.
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D.C
Class Passions Triggered Assault on Heney
Lincoln Steffens reports from Boston on November 18 that the San Francisco graft prosecutor Heney faced a deadly assault driven by political and business grafters. He notes that even the assassin was urged by others and that the law’s power is tested by public fury.
Robbery at Home Leaves Woman Bruised and Terrified
Mrs. J R Howard of 1962 11th av N was accosted by two masked burglars in her home about 9 pm. One struck her in the face, leaving an injured eye, while the duo ransacked the house and fled without taking valuables. Her husband found her in a hysterical condition later. police sought leads.
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Mrs. Hanson
Assassin in Silence Haunts San Francisco Funeral Day
A hush fell as Haas, who wounded J Heney and Kimech, was laid to rest after Rabbis refused church ceremonies. Bald Karte Tribe No 75 Red Men conducted rites at Haas's home, amid police guards and four frightened children.
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United Press
San Francisco
Haas
He J. Heney
Kimech
Church
Heney
Ruef Trial Opens Under Heney Shooting Shadow
In San Francisco on November 18 the Abe Ruef trial resumed after a shooting incident aimed at Heney. Judge Lawlor limits courtroom attendance to Ruef supporters as needed and admonishes jurors to focus only on the charge. Gallagher testifies about Ruef’s control of labor and politics while cross examinations clash with prosecutors and defense.
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Gan Wrancisco
F. J. Heney
Carpenter# hall
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Heney
Lawlor
Ruef
Hiram Johnson
Haas
Kuef
Jim” Gallagher
Henry Act
Gallagher
Ach
Ruefs
Act
Galllagher
O'Gara
Bullivan
Dwyer
Hospital Bulletin Reports Improvement of Francia J. Heney
United Press reports Francia J. Heney shows steady improvement in condition. Temperature near normal and no immediate complications expected. Patient can take only liquid nourishment due to wound position and is currently denied solid food.
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Francia J. Heney
Ruef's Chauffeur to Fight Extradition
J B Harper attorney for Alex Lathan Ruef's chauffeur filed to oppose extradition papers. The hearing will be set on Harper's arrival in Sacramento after Harper telephone the governor's office from Portland.
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United Press
Sacramento
Cal
J. BE. Harper
San Francisco
Alex Lathan
Abe Ruef
Portland
Joe Burns
Harper
Forger Peter Van Vilssengen Draws Parable on Stensland Fate
United Press reports from Chicago on November 18 describe aObserved remark by forger Peter Van Vlis sengen written in a new book. He argues Stensland’s fall began with a minor irregularity leading to forgery or ruin, as the bank wrecker ends in prison. Receiver Niblack refuses to name victims, noting they are listed in a secret index protected by the receiver.
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United Press
Chicago
Peter van Vlissengen
Paul O. Stensland
Morocco
Stensland
van Vilssengen
Stens
Niblack
van Vilasengen
State May Aid In Hunt For Quarantine Breakers
Health authorities seek help from Dr. E B Hey to locate John Gordon Mrs Mary Leigh and Gordon sister who fled quarantine at 615 Rainier boulevard. No new diphtheria cases from the Gordon family. contact cases given anthroxine. If captured the trio face prosecution, while officials monitor possible further spread.
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John Gordon
Mary Leigh
Gordon
Rainier Boulevard
Crichton
E. B. Hey
State Board of Health
McGee
Lard
Mra
Dan
Bright
Stetson Post Lumber Sold in Western Deal
A Seattle based Stetson Post Lumber company priced at 3 million dollars is reported sold to rival Washington lumber firms. G W Stetsen and George E B Bradley, from Seattle, arrived in Vancouver and travel plans include inspecting two large mills in New Westminster.
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United Press
Vancouver
BK. C
G. W. Stetsen
George EB. Bradley
Stetson
Post Lumber Company
Seattle
Washington
New Westminister
Humphrey’s Body Recovered After Bay Drowning
The body of J. D. Humphrey, an elderly fisherman, was found near the Great Northern docks by Charles son, a local fisherman. The remains were taken to Butterworth & Sons undertaking establishment. relatives in Tacoma have been notified and funeral arrangements are set.
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J. D. Humphrey
Great Northern
Charles Son
Great Northern of
Butterworth & Sons
Humphrey J
Tacoma
Johnsons galiy and building outfit moves to Meattia
Beulensburg reports the headquarters of J Johnsons hardware and building outfit have moved to Meattia where buyers secured for win ing the sale. Damaged goods are being sold locally while unbroken stock is sent to Seattle for storage.
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Beulensburg
J. Johnson
Galiy
Meaten
Hetad
Meattia
Vane
Seattle
Rockefeller testifies on Standard Oil history at inquiry
John D. Rockefeller, dubbed king of Standard Oil, testified before Commissioner Frank H Ferris in New York regarding the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and the 1870 formation of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio. He described early ties to Rockefeller and Andrews and noted Flagler’s role as a key addition. This is his second witness appearance after a Chicago proceeding. The hearing shifted to the U S circuit court in St Louis with Ferris as special commissioner.
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United Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Ness
Frank Hn Ferris
Standard 611 Company of
New Jersey
Federal Building
Standard Pa Company
Rockefeller
Rockefeller and Andrews
John G. Milburn
Henry M. Flagler
Rockefeller, Andrews and Plagler
Landis
Chicago
Salt
U. S
St. Louie
Ferrie
State Appropriations For Sound Harbors And Regions
Puget Sound receives 130000 for harbor work, Tacoma harbor 40000, Grays Harbor 151000. Allocations target port facilities and coastal development across specified districts. Funds support infrastructure and safety projects in regional waterways.
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Puget Sound
Tacoma Harbor
Grays Harbor
Political boss is a candidate for office in county race
Washington reports Brig. Gen. William L. Marshall recommends a total $50 million for rivers harbors and fortifications for the next fiscal year. Major items include $21 million for river and harbor work and $7.7 million for fortifications including defenses at Manila Pearl Harbor and Pensacola. A political boss, P. J. Smith, seeks county treasurer. five candidates contest the post as controversy swirls around George F. Russell and county commissioners.
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United Press
Washington
William L. Marshall
United States Army
Luke E. Wright
Mississippi River Commission
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Pensacola
Fla
Philippines
Hawaii
California
San Diego
San Pedro Bay
Oakland Harbor
Oregon
Columbia River
Grays Harbor
Pumet Sound
Tacoma Harbor
Hilo Harbor
P. J. Smith
Smith
Lucius McGuire
Ben
E. C. Brier
Matt Gormley
George FP. Russell
Agent Charged With Embezzlement In Pacific Northwest
In Sedro-Woolley Washington on November 18 D N Stearns former local agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Company was charged with embezzling 800 dollars. His arrest followed company request and his account books are being audited to determine total shortage. In Baltimore Maryland November 1 Miss Mabel Taliaferro the actress underwent a pancreas cell operation at University Hospital and shows good recovery progress.
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United Press
Sedro-Woolley
Wash
D. N. Stearns
Singer Sensing Machine Company
Stearns
Baltimore
Mabel Taliafero
University Hospital
Carrigan and Farrer Named Delegates to Good Roads Convention
M. J. Carrigan and Charles M. Farrer have been appointed delegates of the Seattle Commercial Club to the Washington Good Roads convention, which will convene at Kennewick in the near future.
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Mm. J. Carrigan
Charles M. Farrer
Seattle
Washington
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