Fire at Cody Wyoming destroys property worth ten thousand
A string of incidents fills a valley of reports from the West. A fire at Cody Wyoming last week leveled properties valued at about ten thousand dollars. Other notes mention court actions against Kemp V Bigalow, mine rescues in Goldfield, and a fatal blast near Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Kemp V. Bigalow
Bombay
Denver
Biles
William James
Granite
Leadville
Colo
William Goodrich
Goldfield
Nevada
Financial plans shape early Congress agenda
Washington The opening of the Sixtieth congress nears with finance the likely first issue. Members in the city report a difficult financial situation and little crystallization of thought. Informal conferences have begun as Aldrich, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, discusses with allies including Alli son and Speaker Cannon. There is a tendency to originate legislation in the Senate rather than the House, but plans remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aldrich
Senate Committee On Finance
Boycott Goldfield Mines Sparks Regional Meeting
Goldfield chamber of commerce leaders plan a mass meeting to form a committee to discuss the smelter issue with Resident Roonevelt and seek broader town participation. Tonopah Reno Rhyolite and others may join as mines curtail ore sales due to cash shortages and pending reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
New
Chamber of Commerce of Goldfield
Roonevelt
Goldfell
Nevada
Prapave
Mexican Secret Service Officer Narrowly Attacked in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a Mexican Secret Service officer named Trinidna Vasquez, a key witness in cases against alleged revolutionaries, was struck by an assailant near the central police station during a midday encounter. Vasquez fell after being pistol whipped and was attended by Detective Thomas Furlong as the assailant fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Trinidna Vasquez
Sripley
Magon
Villareal
Hivera
Vasquez
Thamas Furlong
Central
Poice Station
Hlovers Vasques
Will Contest With Taft for Support of Ohio Delegates
Senator J B Forster stated on Friday that he will contest the Ohio delegation at the Republican national convention with Mr Taft. The declaration was sent in a letter to Conrad J Matlin, vice president of the Ohio Republican league, who forwarded a copy to Mr Korber with the resolutions adopted by the advisory and executive committees of the league endorsing Mr Farmer for the senatorial and presidential nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Washington
J. B. Forther
Obi
Thia Derlatun
Conrad J Maturin
Obie Thenatiican Lekkie
Korher
Anil
Farmer
Senatoralip
Senators Eye Action on Kicking Kickapoos Crisis
An investigation by Waelinguin Senators Teller of Calada and Cirth of Kansan, urged to the president, probes Priddy proposals to form a unionist committee on behalf of Corteio member of the Indian tribe 10 Hebihota Teanwa as the Kicking Kiba. Early findings hint Ute Indiate Taye Vow credit tied to ELV operations in OW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelinguin
Calada
Cirth
Kansan
Mide
Priddy
Corteio Membre
Hebihota Teanwa
Sunatum
Ute Indiate
Elv
Eynikentes
Court hears expert testimony on sanity of Mrs Bradiey
Witnesses including ex pers discussed the defendant Mrs Bradiey at trial in Mes Annie. The jury heard that the accused appeared sane at the time in question. Prosecutors argued the defendant hindered the Briain Artur Mo Menwa case while defense contended Mire Bireding showed stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradiey
Pridwy
Annie
Hawkeye
Briain Artur
Malinaate
de Smith Blydete Lite
New York
Biliah
Limelight Shifts as City Honors Notable Figures
Fragmented OCR notes describe a limelight moment for Bryan and a series of uncertain names linked to a New York figure and local figures. Mentions of a mayoral context and a civic event surface, with unclear dates or actions.
MANY NEW FACES IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE
Washington reports the Senate will be the largest in history with ninety two members after Oklahoma joins, led by Robert L Owen and T P Gore. Seventeen new senators, plus numerous notable figures from across the states, bring varied backgrounds from business to law and politics, while the House adds ninety nine new members, most of them Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Robert L. Owen
T P. Gore
Morgan and Pettus
Willam Borah
Idaho
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Oregon
Frank C. Briggs
New Jersey
Senator Dryden
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
Tillman
Simon Guegenheim
Colorado
American Smelting & Refining Company
Joseph EB. Johnston
Senator Pottas
Harry A. Richardesn
Delaware
Shane Stephenson
Wisconsin
Spooner
Northwest
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
John H. Bankhead
Morgan
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
House of Representatives
T. M. Paynter
Kentucky
House
Stephen
Owen
Gore
Moorish Tribesmen Attacks on French Near Adjer
News from Lalla Maghnia Algeria reports Bonthich's emissaries preach holy war to frontier tribes. In a recent clash near Adjer, about four thousand tribesmen attacked a French force, but disciplined French firepower mowed them down and forced a retreat, leaving the field littered with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnally
Secretary Taft Recrived With Honor the Russians
Secretary Taft arrived in Moscow after a journey along the Siberian route, November 19. He was greeted by Ambassador Samuel, Captain Lincoln, and Charley Curtin, military attaché and diplomatic secretary, as a military demonstration welcomed the party at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Exposition talk and bank robbery loom in region news
President Tooker addressed a crowded evening gathering recounting hardships from the expedition while the Mora Yao Tamestown affair continues. A New Franklin bank robbery occurred Saturday night with $4 000 in coin seized and the thieves fleeing. explosion aftermath and grain losses are being investigated Sunday morning.
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Mora
Yao
Tamestown
Tooker
New
Ant
Tinker
Bedalli
New Pranklin
Howard County
Franklin
Waulie
Elie
Opening Day Scenes in Senate and House of Representatives
Opening day in Washington saw about a hundred new members in both chambers. Joseph G Cannon was re elected speaker as John Sharp Williams was chosen Democratic leader amid cheers from parties. William J Bryan appeared to enthusiastic applause on the floor. Rules of the Sixtieth Congress were debated before adoption by party vote. Committees were formed to inform the president. New members were sworn in and both houses adjourned in memory of deceased colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatington
Senate
House of Representatives
Gallarion of Representatives
Oficial Society
House
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
John Sharp Williams
Ovatlone
Wiliam J. Bryan
Job Sharp Williams
Cooper
Wisconsin
Foul Murder at Oregon Ranch Kills Four People
Salem dispatch reports a brutal ranchhouse massacre near Macleay. The Casteel woman, her daughter about 24, her son about 19, and ranch foreman Montgomery about 11 were found dead in a burned adobe house. A shotgun and blood stained hatchet were found nearby, suggesting murder though exact causes may remain unknown due to fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Macleay
Mra Casteel
Montgomery
Hurst Ranch
President Opposed to Restricting Immigration
Washington report notes President Roosevelt opposes a bill to restrict Celental Immigration. Hayes of California and Kahn delivered the measure to the president who indicated opposition and would not discuss it further. He said California sentiment favors limits on Japanese immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Hayes
California
Hayes
Representative Kahn
New House Sees 104 Fresh Faces in Congress
Washington report notes 104 new members in the present House, with twelve having prior service in Congress. Old warhorses were absent, while figures like General Charlot Grosvenor and Rep Babcock were not spared mention. Burton of Ohio drew attention amid Cleveland mayoral defeat and admirer crowds. A mine disaster near Fayette City claimed multiple fatalities among Ameri cans and foreign miners, with casualties attributed to poisonous gas as the body of a mine pumper reached the twenty second entry of the Naum mine complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Naum
United Goal
Fayette City
Albert Day Scheduled for December 13 Execution
The state board of pardons, after long deliberation and no delays, approved the death sentence for Albert Day. Governor John Cutler presided as plans set for execution on prison grounds between 104 and 2 pm on Friday, December 1, with a potential appeal possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Lake Citges
Albert le Day
Board of Pardons
Utah State
Prisou
John ©. Cutler
Not Guilty for Annie Bradley in Utah Senator Murder Case
The jurors found Anna M. Bradley not guilty of murdering ex Senator Arthur Brown of Utah. One juror, Jillie Bugg, held out for manslaughter on a long ballot. Bradley showed poise, thanked jurors, and prepared to travel to Nevada after rest in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anna M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Jiliie Bugg
Arthur B. Hayen
Ogden
Internal Revenue
Hayes
Salt Lake
Fieldfield
Nevada
C. W. Powers
Salt Lake Oly
Bradley
Judge Powers
Dstrict
Baker
New Moves Seen On Parcels Post And Savings Bank
Washington reports Postmaster General Moyer pushing for parcels post expansion and a post savings bank with strong support from postal groups and leaders, though Speaker Cannon hints the measures may not be ripe for passage this session. In Idaho, a requisition seeks Steve Adame from governor duties, with bail hearings and looming murder trial implications tied to the mine manager case. Georgetown recounts the Powers case disruption as Ceill vanishes, while New York notes a jump in commercial failures in November totaling 1180 with $17,097,011 defaulted, signaling a worsened business climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moyer
Om Posta Savings Bank
Cotree
Cannon
Meyer
Denver
Uist
Idan
Steve Adame
Sulkelay Wells
Colorado
Barkdrum
Ida
Adame
Aernnd
Giurder
Core
Telluride
Arthur Colllog
Sinigiler
New York
United States
Din & Ci
Getoher
Miners Killed in Fremont Consolidated Mine Fire
Eleven men died when a skip carrying a 13 man crew broke down at the Fremont Consolidated mine near Drytown California. Smoke at the 1,000 foot level trapped the ore skip, with two survivors reaching the surface by ladder. The victims included four Americans, four Italians, and three Austrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Cal
Fremont Consolidated
Drytown
Fremont
Doctor Hagenow Convicted in Chicago Murder Trial
Doctor Lucy Hagenow, almost 60, was found guilty in Judge Chetinin’s court of causing the death of Anna Horavitch by an alleged act at an opera. She faced additional charges tied to Lola Maddison’s death and the murder case of Senator Brown’s associate, with Mrt Bradley’s sister implicated. The verdict came on the trial’s final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Nibbeé Lands Committee
Lacey
Iowa
John Thode
Rawling
Wye
Thode
Union Pacffc
Carbon
Thou Cattle Company
Portland & Seattle
Spokane
Balick
Mike Matlely
Mike Opyr
Frank Kaders
Tacoma
Ines
George Melville
Seconl
Winfield Guthrie
Helena
Clements
State Penitentiary
Laramie
Newe Amaha
Montana
Butte
Helna
Great Falls
Hickok
Saratoga
Hiekok
Wyorlue
Beall
George W. Pinkie
United States
Iys Army
Romirades
Ukur
Forest Saley
Board of Aduvetion
Laramin Arbidi
Tost
Srkrate
Murray Oweral Aybaipor
Agen
Wallon
Elephant
Evan Wivelebuwtan
Roman
Chicaga
Lucy Hagenow
Chetinins
Anna Horavitch
Mra Hagenow
Ales
Lola Maddison
Myre Bradley
Senator Brown
Mittleen
Uned
Look for better times Cleveland industry outlook
In iron, steel, and machinery sectors a cautious optimism appears despite lingering business downturns. Iron and steel producers expect further production curtailments and reduced hours, with only a few plants shuttering, as correspondents cite tighter credit and cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
To Iron Trade Review
United States
Platt Proposes National Clearit House Currency Reform
Senator Thomas Plate introduces a bill to establish a national incorporation of clear it homes, creating a single clearing house in each state with power to derive currency. The measure aims to unify currency operations, aligning with earlier banking stringency plans and a push for a centralized clearing system under federal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas C. Plate
Luie Duce
Senate
Clear It Homes
Lhi Ani
Futlitie Bank
Inmurtiay Clearivit House
Curti—Ienien
Nomination of Nie Uiind Terms by Hejl Jean Members
Washington notes a nomination by Hejl Jean members of the heany of repr ventativen for Nie Uiind terms be er' er. The caucus in the house of representatives drew 226 Republicans with Mexanter McDowell and Frank Ul from New York among the officers chosen. Henry Casson and Samuel W. Langum listed for public roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph , Gaunen
Thinolw
Prin’cally
Ofeere
Mexanter McDowell
Frank UL Tyan
Henry Casson
Massie
Fire devastates Covington parish buildings and churchs
A tragic blaze in Covington Louisiana killed several workers and destroyed more than $1000 in property. The fire damaged St John’s academy Joseph’s convent and multiple St Joseph churches, leaving a scene of scorched buildings and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
LaMay
Josey Wok
Aremar Mlasing
Hare
St. Jonnpt
Joseph’s Convent
Bf. Joseph's
Wende Tory
St Joseph's
Carole Chures
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Imei EE Ty
Boycot Goldfield Mines
Nevada Camp
Secret Service
Angap and
Gelorado
Bryan
Elmer
Willa
Damentown Exposition
Ranch Hovee
Albert
Annie ML Bradley
Georgetown
Hagenow
Platt
Sherif
Ann—Hugh Sanders
Covington Cumate
Mry
Emily
Potthea
Prieat
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