Tragedy Dogs Ex-Senator Brown in Raleigh Shooting
Arthur Brown former Utah U S senator registered at the Raleigh hotel Salt Lake City on December 5 was found fatally wounded with two bullets in the stomach in his second floor room about 2 30 p m A woman identified as Annie M Bradley from Salt Lake City was detained with him and refused to give her name Senator Sutherland said Brown and the woman had been closely associated Brown served briefly as Utah senator after statehood The emergency hospital attended to Brown and he died shortly after details remain under investigation
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Bigot to Face Superior Court After Alleged Poison Plot
John Bigot of Kern City faced Judge Millard as his sanity was not the test today. The father testified Bigot attempted to poison him with drugged wine during a period of drinking spree. Bigot was held on $2000 bond, which he could not pay.
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Ambassadors and strikes swirl in Pittsburg district
Pittsburg officials and railroad yard workers near a general strike as wage scales fail to align across multiple lines including Baltimore and Ohio. Meanwhile Chicago dispatch cites Bellamy Storer’s extraordinary letter to Roosevelt denying wife related meddling in church matters and alleging French political intrigue.
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Foreign war vessels collide in port at Tangier
The Spanish steamer Carmen, steaming at eight knots, collided with the French cruiser Forbin at anchor in Tangier on December 8. The Carmen’s bows crumpled, but there were no reported deaths or injuries and the Forbin sustained no serious damage.
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Santa Fe will pay no more in transportation
Announcement by W. J. Black of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad states that starting January 1, 1907 the Santa Fe will pay cash for all advertising in newspapers magazines billboards and elsewhere instead of providing transportation. The change follows an interstate commerce decision limiting bids to money and could boost annual advertising spending from 100000 to about 500000 by year end.
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Jury in Williams trial ends with deadlock at hotel
The Williams murder trial jury failed to reach a verdict, split six to six after deliberations at the Hotel Southern. Judge Bennett adjourned the panel and set December 27 for a new trial as Williams remained in county jail. A special venire of fifty was drawn for the subsequent hearing.
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W. W. Kelly
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T. B. Orr
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Albert Spring
Robber in Great Bend Kills Pursuers After Bank Hold Up
In Great Bend Kansas on December 8 a bank robber shot and killed a pursuer, then barricaded in a third floor room. A bullet from the express office killed Bud Westfall in the first floor, as the robber surrendered an hour later with $300 in his possession. He had been in town three days and is held in the county jail.
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Colorado River Floods Delta Near Imperial
Imperial California December reports the Colorado River overflowing its delta as it has before. The river floods a level countryside with no channel, continuing until about twenty miles of dyke are built. No serious damage is anticipated from the current rise in the river.
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Jewelry and Silverware Price List Items
Solid Gold Jewelry with diamonds in Tiffany and Belcher settings ranges from 12.50 to 300.00. Brooches with pearls opals and diamonds from 3.00 to 150.00. Gold Buttons plain to Roman finish with some diamonds 5.00 to 50.00 per pair. Gold Scarf Pins artistic 1.50 to 40.00. Signet Rings for misses and gentlemen 3.00 to 12.50. Bracelets 1.50 to 30.00. Sterling Silver ware engraving free. Manicure Sets 2.60 to 35.00. Teaspoons in sets of six 2.25 to 8.00. Pepper and Salt Shakers cut glass with sterling tops 2.00 to 6.00. Military Hair Brushes sterling backs 5.00 to 15.00. Clocks Old Mission mantel eight day wind 5.00 to 19.00. Stationery boxes holly designs 0.35 to 3.00. Ink stands 0.50 to 3.50. Fiction books 0.40 to 3.00. Children’s indestructible linen A B C stories 1.50 to 15.00. Christmas cards line of engraved and decorated cards.
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Gas Consumers Seek City Takeover of Plant in LA
Dec 8 Los Angeles residents voiced a petition to condemn the Los Angeles Gas and Electric Company property. Mrs A E Parker of 518 East Twelfth Street led the move to take charge of the plant mains and operating system and inaugurate a municipal gas service after weeks of poor or no service and mounting complaints.
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A. EK. Parker
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Los Angeles Gas and Electric Company
Wheat and grains steady with cautious bids in market
The Market from San Francisco on December 8 reports quiet activity in wheat with no sales and cash at 1.80. Barley is quiet with May bid at 1.15 and December around 1 1/2, cash 1.11 1/4. Corn shows quiet trading with large yellow around 1.80 to 1.90.
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Unsettled Weather Forecast for Bay Area and Valleys
Weather report for San Francisco and vicinity, Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley. Unsettled conditions with probable showers tonight and Sunday. South winds about in parts, light to north winds in valley areas.
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See Our Holiday Array Now
The store promotes its holiday selection with ready stock for inspection and in store viewing through Christmas. It advertises easy choosing and limited assortments, noting gifts may sell out. Special help includes holding items with a small deposit and packing and shipping for out of town gifts.
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