Farmers of Parma Polling on Bar and Four Dollars
The Parma farmers are voting on bar and four dollars per ton. Reports note Moscow to house a Catholic school building this winter or spring. Canyor county paid the highest sum for teachers in 1904 at 44,080.75. The Pearl mine may reopen soon after year start. Alfalfa hay shipments from Parma to Portland and other towns continue. Fire destroyed four Grangeville buildings threatening the town. hose cost around 910,000.
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Parma
Moscow
Canyor County
Mostern Bishneps
Kootenai County
Mortechun
Pearl
Varma
Portland
Mountain Home
Wayte
Fhorria
Grangeville
Major Minneapolis fire devastates Peck building and nearby firms
A blaze at the O. H. Peck company photo graphic supply house on Fifth Street South, Minneapolis, started Tuesday night and spread to adjacent structures. Estimated damages reach 3 million dollars as Routell Bros furniture works and others burn. Fire crews from Minneapolis and St Paul fought the flames. at least one man and two firefighters are believed killed. Wind-driven flames forced evacuation of much of the downtown retail area. fire under control by early Wednesday.
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O. H. Peck Company
Fifth Street
Minneapolis
Peck
Alm-Atory Furniture Frowss
Routell Bros
Powers Mercanting.company
St. Paul
Fames
Assassins Sentenced in St. Petersburg Court
Sarouel, who threw the bomb killing Minister of the Interior Von Plehve, and accomplice Hihorifsky were found guilty by the court of appeals in the law courts building, St. Petersburg. Sarouel received life imprisonment with hard labor, while Hihorifsky was sentenced to twenty years. The trial had been expected to last at least two days, but was concluded more quickly.
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Dixie
Pine
Rocky Bar
Lkely
Bronemu Valley
Notua
Calwell
Frank Clerhorn
Tage
Fahramaral River
Ret Nook
Mont
Idaho
Mar
Moho Sugar Company
de. A. F. Jehanm
W. Cooper
Caldwell Creamery
D. W. Ackley
Warren Ferrin
Thy
Ackley
Supreme Court
Russian Revolution Trial Reveals Fortress Like Court
The trial proceeded in secret with strict security as police and guards surrounded the building and thousands of officers patrolled the area. Saseweff’s apologia portrays the defendant as highly educated, outlining aims of the social revolutionary party and the motive for Minister Von Pledge’s murder.
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Ordnance Factory
Saseweff
Social Revolutionary Party
von Pledge
Strelt
Treaty of Peace Signed Between Paraguay Government and Revolutionaries
A peace treaty was signed on the 12th aboard the Argentine warship in Plata. President Mecurra and General Perrin concluded the agreement, marking the revolution’s triumph after the resignation of President Kecurra and the election of Senor Cauns, a revolution supporter, to the presidency.
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Paraguay
Revoluioniate
Plata
Mecurra
Perrin
Kecurra
Senor Cauns
Lights Fail Shocks Chicago Shoppers at Downtown Stores
Thousands of shoppers in downtown Chicago department stores faced a darkness scare when the city’s electric lights flickered out Tuesday night. Clerks and floor walkers acted quickly, preventing injuries as power-house trouble caused a brief, hourlong paralysis of business in the area.
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Bik
Chicago
Cossacks Charge Rioters in Petersburg Riot Day
Russian capital endures two hour anti-government demonstration on Nevsky Prospekt as hundreds of police and mounted gendarmes clash with the crowd. Fifty injured and many arrests reported in the midday action.
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Neveki
Anys
Petersburg
Gene D'Armes
Nevskoi
Moscow
Andio
Terrible Burnett mine explosion kills eleven workers
A Burnett coal mine disaster in Burnett Washington claims at least eleven lives with a death toll expected to rise. The explosion at the South Prairie Coal Company mine left about forty men at work, many escaping to surface or safety as the blast rocked the area. Causes remain under investigation with fire damp theories among early opinions.
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Burnett
Wash
Washington
South Prairie Coal Company
Bartholdt Urges Hague Mediation To Stop War
As Inter-Parliamentary Union president Bartholdt of Missouri brings to Secretary Hay a St Louis resolution urging powers signing the Hague treaty to intervene in the Russia Japan war. He argues US initiative could halt hostilities, noting the pact allows mediation without unfriendly action. Hay will raise the matter with the president soon.
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Inter-Parliamentary Union
Bartholdi
Missouri
Hay
St Louis
Hague
Russia
Stockmen Plan Modernized Livestock Organization
Frank J. Hagenparth of Spencer Idaho new National Livestock association president and Idaho presidential elector cites a Chicago interview outlining a reorganization along modern lines. The plan aims to align all livestock interests, provide a clearing house, and secure concerted action to benefit the industry and influence Congress and government departments. Each branch would be treated as an entity forming the basis of organization.
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Frank J. Hagenparth
Spencer
Idaho
National Livestock Association
Chicago
Congress
Desert Killing Suspect Sentenced in Hazen Case
Lawrence a former Hazen postman was sentenced to fourteen years in Carson Penitentiary for attempting to kill James Garrison a Hazen businessman. He lured Garrison into the desert near Hazen and shot him, then fired again before returning to town. The court condemned the crime as one of Nevada’s worst.
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HLC
Lawrence
Hazen
Nevada
Carson
James Garrison
Garrinon
Thea
Garrigan
Bank Robbers Stage Daylight Peoria Heist
A daring bank robbery occurred at 1 30 PM Saturday at Peoria National Bank in Peoria Illinois. Three men in slouched hats entered the bank two covered the teller Frederick A Bracken while a third grabbed about 500 dollars in currency through the teller window. They fled in a buggy left outside as a crowd pursued until a volley of revolvers spooked onlookers.
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Peoria
Ill
Peoria National Bank
Frederick A. Bracken
Se Xing
No Extra Session Debated On Tariff Revision
President Roosevelt holds daily talks with members of both chambers on tariff revision and implementation. Opposition to an extraordinary session next spring appears strong, effectively ending that plan. If revision proceeds, a fall extraordinary session to meet will likely be called.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Murder of Trenton merchant and family by unknown assailants
Ben B. Hughes a wealthy Trenton merchant and planter and his entire family were killed and their house burned on Wednesday night. Three men entered the home murdered Mrs Hughes in her room with an ax then killed daughters Emma 19 and Hattie 1d in their room without waking them Hughes heard the disturbance and was shot in the hallway A special train was sent to Columbia for bloodhounds to track the murderers.
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Ben B. Hughes
Trenton
Inaugural Parade Grand Marshal Promises Civic Participation
Lieutenant General Cnaffes, chief of staff, is named grand marshal of the national parade. He denies claims the event will be a military affair and asserts civic organizations from across the country will be invited to participate with special emphasis on broad civic involvement.
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Cnaffes, Edipt
Germany Accepts British Action Over Coal Ship Sailings
Germany takes note of Britain's refusal to allow the German steamship Captain W Mensell to sail from Cardiff with coal for Russia. The Foreign Office says Germany has no complaint, calling Britain's measures justifiable under the Foreign Enlistment Act which bars foreign vessels in British ports from aiding belligerents.
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Germany
W. Mensell
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Three Men Blown to Atoma in Cadletsburg Explosion
An explosion on the river below the Cadletsburg wharf destroyed three boats and a large log raft, shattered windows along Front street, and damaged riverfront property. Three men, John and James Brown and Alexander McGuire, were transporting 200 quarts of glycerine to Maysville for use in shooting walls. the cause remains unknown.
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Front Street
Cadlletsburg
John
James Brown
Alexander McGuire
Maysville
Plans of Assassins Told in Indictment for Von Plehve Case
The indictment for Sasaoneff and Siko vitsky outlines a 1902 abroad based central committee of social revolutionaries. It details secret circles for proclamations, peasant and student mobilization, terrorism, and plots against autocracy, naming several officials and botched attempts. The document, bound for trial on December 15, also notes confessions and a related hotel bombing incident.
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Sasaoneff
von Plehve
Sikovitsky
Sasoner
Sikoritsky
Siplaguine
Interior
Bogdanovitch
Ufa
Prince John Obolensky
Finland
Pohedoncetfel
The
Holy Synod
Sasoneff
Moscow University
Birsk
Samuel Nev Sikoritsky
Knyshin
Grodno
Indian killer Kil-Na-Meet-Howya confesses three murders
Dispatch from Victoria reports Kil-Na-Meet-Howya and accomplice Siwash Jack surrender to police at Alert Bay. They admit to three killings in the woods, including the slaying of an Indian woman for robbery and the burial of a white laborer’s body.
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Kil-Na aleet-Howya
Siwash Jack
Himsell
Alert Bay
Victoria
B. C
Kil-Na-Meet-Howya
Mint Chief Reimburses Bond, Turns Over Home
San Francisco Mint Superintendent Frank Leach repaid a $25,000 bond shortfall by surrendering his Oakland home to the surety company that stood for former cashier M. Dimmick. The company paid the government, and Leach fulfilled his legal responsibility for subordinate misconduct.
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Frank Leach
San Francisco
M. Dimmick
Oakland
Dimmick
First Bill Passes House Amid Retrenchment Stance
The house approved the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill with minimal debate and adjourned until January 4 after a brief Christmas recess. Retrenchment remained the guiding policy and salary increases were blocked.
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Civil Service Commission
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Morrison
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Boles
Ogure
Percy Harda
Kenneth Willis
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