Fresh Interruption in Cable Services War News
In South Africa the British mobilize a sixth division of 10 000 under a lieutenant general as Gen Hildyard’s Bea con Hill feat eases Natal tension. Milner warns of 10 000 Kimberley refugees. Boers destroy bridges at Steynsburg and Frere. Gen Israel C Smith dies in Michigan hunting accident. Hattie Miller in New York dies by self immolation. Chicago warehouse fire at Kinzie Street causes 125 000. Jim Jeffords counted out in New York boxing match.
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Wireless Telegraph Tests Survive with Doors Closed
In Curiaco Prof W S Johnson and C L Fortier demonstrated wireless telegraphy through a seven room suite with all doors shut and signals passing through seven walls. Tests included transmission through fireproof vaults and a live switchboard with 30 wires, and a vault-to-room transmission with the vault doors closed. The inventor claims a different design from Marconi and portable operation.
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Milwaukee
Marconi
Farmer dies after neighbor shooting in self defense claim
A. D. Smith, the farmer shot by neighbor Frank Green, died as Sheriff Ashworth arrested Green at his father’s home, 20 miles from Pomeroy, on Monday evening. The sheriff reports Green acted in self defense.
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Moonshiners Hit By Federal Officers Near Colbert
Federal officers under Deputy United States Marshal Davis report a gunfight near Colbert with moonshiners. One moonshiner is killed and the bootleggers are said to be surrounded.
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Counterfeit outfit seized at Alabama penitentiary
A counterfeit operation was captured Monday at the Alabama penitentiary in Wetumpka. The mould was produced by pressing into wet plaster of Paris. Some counterfeit dollar pieces found appeared convincingly fake.
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Patterson Knocks Out Coakley in Six Rounds
In Galesburg on November 28 Fred Coakley was defeated by Herb Patterson in six rounds. Coakley suffered severe punishment with two ribs broken and the foul result left him unable to continue.
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Fred Coakley
Herb Patterson
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Dainty Dishes Stir Farmers Crowd at Thanksgiving Table
Four gobblers lie ready for the fork as beef roasts lamb legs and pork ribs fill the spread. Potatoes tower over crimson lakes of strawberries while puddings crowd pies and doughnuts edge cakes. Farmer Jones boasts of the late feed and Norton’s lack of class, inviting the company to come.
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Mason Resigns as Private Secretary in Washington
Victor L. Mason resigns as private secretary to Secretary Root to join business with Gen. Russell A. Alger. Mason had served with signal ability throughout Alger’s term and arranged to return to service after Root’s term ended, ensuring a continued position once Root secured a replacement.
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Russell A. Alger
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Fire destroys four-story planing mill in Cariaco
A fire leveled the four story building housing Philip Rinn & Co.'s planing mill at Division and Crosby streets on Monday night. The blaze endangered two large gas tanks belonging to the People's Gas Light & Coke Co. and held hundreds of residents in fear of loss of life and property for hours.
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People’s Gas Light & Coke Co
Fraud Orders Show Lottery Bust Hurts All Enterprises
Wasu HineTon reports for the past fiscal year that 99 fraud orders were issued by the post office department and only nine targeted lotteries or gift enterprises, illustrating the thorough disruption of the lottery business.
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Aliens Deported Under U S Immigration Rules
Reports to the immigration bureau show that during the last month aliens have been deported from the United States for public charges 301, diseased 24, insane 5, contract laborers 30, returned one year after landing 3. Total 363.
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Murder at Ingleside Race Track Quarrel Turns Fatal
In San Francisco on November 28 Dan Hayes and Scrip Chapman both employed at Ingleside race track quarreled Monday. Hayes drew a pistol but Chapman opened fire first and Hayes was killed.
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Port land train wreck claims two lives in Oregon
PorTLand Oregon November 28 In Sunday night wreck of the west bound passenger train east of Port land Fireman Miler and Engineer Rober Hunter were instantly killed Brakeman Heiseinger was badly injured No passengers were hurt
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Heiseinger
Townsend Files Bankruptcy Petition in Boston
No assets reported. George N. Townsend, a Boston salesman, filed a bankruptcy petition on Monday showing liabilities of 74 405.72, mainly to New York and Chicago clothing firms.
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George N. Townsend
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