Clouds Hover as Finland and Russia Halt Telegraphs
Intense alarm spreads as Finnish telegraph operators join Russians in refusing to tap tickets. Banks form courier lines to frontiers. fear grows of rail stoppage and panic among population. Mutinies rumors swirl around Tsarskoe-Selo with governors and authorities racing to manage a widening crisis.
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Finland
St. Petersburg
Jerlin
Tsarskoe-Selo
Emperors Palace
Boris
London
Associated Press
Baltic
Reval
Count Witle
M. Durnovo
Only one recovered from Mine No 1 disaster
In Diamondville Wyoming on December 4 rescuers pull one body from Mine No 1, that of Marshall the pumpman, after 18 men died Saturday. Flooding hinders progress as pumps fail to control water influx while rescuers reach the twelfth level where seven ten beds remain entombed.
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Diamondville
Wyo
Marshall
Federal bill for pure foods drugs and liquors
Senator Heyburn of Idaho will introduce a comprehensive bill granting federal control over foods drugs and liquors to ensure purity. Violators face up to 500 dollars fine and one year in prison. The act defines adulteration misbranding and restricts imports of impure or misbranded goods.
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Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Idaho
United States
Secretaries of the Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Rails Weather Keeps Markets Steady
Chicago markets remained cautious as weather and holiday demand limited activity. Traders noted volatility in wheat and corn futures with strong sessions in soybeans offset by lighter trading across grains.
Careful buyer saves on every pair of shoes
Advertisement from BIG COLLAR HARNESS SHOP touts that careful buyers pay less by saving 80 cents to 1.00 on each new pair, claiming better wear and lower overall cost than shoes previously purchased.
First Class Plumbing by Union Plumbers
If you want up-to-date plumbing by union plumbers call 121-x or visit 326 N. Cleveland for service.
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Cleveland
Odessa Says Quiet as Telegraphers Strike Hopes End
Message from Odessa reports quiet conditions and optimism that telegraphers’ strike will end by December 4. The dispatch date from Odessa is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Memorial services honor Elk member at Pocateho Lodge
Pocateho Lodge No. 674 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a memorial service for departed members. The eight o'clock ritual featured Exalted Ruler William Wallin, a roll call, musical interludes, and a eulogy by L. Ferguson. A new name, Chas J. Nopper, was added to the memorial tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocateho Lodge No
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Chopin
Samm
William Wallin
Tuler
Chas
J. Nopper
Uwee
C. H. Traut
J.C. Weeter
Misa Whittshowey
Whittlesey
Elke
Attlow
Sarmme
Cannon Elected Speaker as Fifty-Ninth Congress Opens
The 59th Congress convened with Vice President Marshall calling the Senate to order and Clerk McDowell presiding in the House. After morning prayers, the House formed amid bustle as hundreds of new bills were shelved for consideration. John Cannon won the speakership 242 to 128 over Williams, receiving a standing ovation.
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Washington
Dee
Pairbanks
Senate
House
McDowell
Edward Everett Hate
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Bcard
Franklin K. Lane
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fifer
Ilinois
Conden
Republicaan
Can-nen
Hepburn
Iowa
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Henry
Texas
Cannon
Williams
Chiutr
Woman Holds Up Passenger Coach at Girard Kansas
A woman identified as Ina Berry holds a passenger coach at Girard Kansas causing a tense standoff. Reports say she may have two revolvers and ample cartridges while authorities plot a capture before night. Spokane dispatch notes possible identification as Sarah Berry of Kentucky who had worked nearby.
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Girard
Kans
Dee
Ina Berry
Spokane
Kansas
Sarah Berry
Libby
A. V. Broderick
Fine Scores Document Gun Club Event Amid Clear Weather
The Gate City Gun Club held two shoots, 20 birds and 10 blue rocks, with members listing scores. Participants included Caligher Higson Lane, Steger Neiss, Coffin Molinelti Trapp, and West Strong, among others, and a separate team competition awarded top marks to Harness and teammates. Local shop items noted candy sales at Peteran & Holmen.
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Gate City Gun Club
Gabe Nceadus
Stearns
Sonheckah
Cccceercevetersessenseens
Calhigher Higson
Gaylord
Ryan Carney
Jalon Theses
Church Fire at the Falls in Idaho Falls
Fire at the Catholic church near the freight depot in Idaho Falls receded after four walls stood. roof and ceiling and a partition were destroyed while seats and furnishings largely survived. Rabbit drive in honor of Mrs Bennett yields 1590 rabbits with 25 to 30 participants. Mrs Jonathan Davies dies suddenly of hemorrhage at her home. Sleighing remains excellent. Wadsworth Music moves to A J Wipperman building sharing space with Dawson Camry company.
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Idaho Falls
Tdn
Bennett
Jonathan Davies
Bingham County
Wadsworth Music Company
A. J. Wipperman
Dawson Camry Company
Attorney General rules on legislative investigation power
Guleen says the legislative investigating committee lacks power to probe the state land board affairs and that the $5000 funding is unavailable. The panel sought a written opinion by mail after the telegraphed ruling from Hochello. He notes the southeastern region of the state forms a prosperous coalition.
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Guheen
Guleen
State Capitol
Legislaeive
State Land Board
Hochtello
Goleen
Generil
Guheen Saye
Jastier Rushie
Stockslager
Sulliven
Emirt
Fred Hanning
Jhanaing
Knudteon
Carly Fhinning
Hareping
Phanaing
Wuoh
Whotus
Rheumatic Rings Promoted With Money-Back Guarantee
The ad claims Thoelocke rheumatic rings relieve suffering or your money back within 40 days. It promises a refund if relief isn’t felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoelocke
Chill wakes up your liver
A brief note from Union Lusch Booth at First and Center highlights lifestyle tips to stimulate liver function and improve digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Lusch Booth
First and Center
Chile
Union
First & Center Sts
Pat Crowe On Trial For Shooting Omaha Policeman
Pat Crowe, the alleged kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy, faced trial today on the charge of shooting with intent to kill Patrolman Jackson in September last. If acquitted, he likely will be tried on the kidnapping count.
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Omaha
Mnahe
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Jackson
Crowe
Mutiny in Ikieff Battleground Ends with Casualties
A company of an armored battalion mutinied in Ikieff, marching through the city with two thousand men. Two hundred Cossacks were deployed, then withdrawn. Governor Sucho Hinneff ordered firm action. After clashes at a barracks, about seventy were killed and three hundred wounded. two hundred mutineers surrendered.
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Nerlin
Dee
Lakal Angeiger
Ikieff
A& Pontoon
Sucho- Hinneff
Philippine constabulary officer charged with murder in Cuba
Lieut. Charles Pendleton of the Philippine Constabulary is held for murder after shooting a native policeman in Cuba. Pendleton later retrieved the body and claimed the death occurred on the road. witnesses said he had been drinking. Pendleton's family lived in Atlanta, Georgia. he formerly served in the Seventy first New York regiment.
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Cebu
Philippine Islands
Charles Pendleton
Constabulary
Pendleton
Tie
Murrder
Atlanta
Georgia
Seventy First New York Regiment
Premier visits King Edward at Buckingham Palace
London reports Premier Balfour visiting King Edward at Buckingham Palace and it is believed he tendered his resignation to the cabinet. The text also notes community notices about a Thanksgiving Eve ball and upcoming events at local venues including Kane's and McNichol Wright hall.
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London
Balfour
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Firebug Knudtson Must Serve His Sentence
The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed the arson conviction of Jom Knudtson for a Moscow saloon fire in December 1904. Knudtson, already imprisoned for six years, pressed habeas corpus efforts to gain release. the court upheld the verdict and the judgment, with detailed rulings on witness testimony and corroboration.
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Supreme Court
Jom Knudtson
Steele
District Court
Latah County
S. Denning
Knudtson
Guheen
Edwin M. Snow
Weltach
Knudtsom
Moscow
Wml
Tie
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Russi
Warsaw
East Prussia
Liverpool
Senator For
Pure Food
Chicago
BIG Collar Harness Shop
Standley
Elk
Petovecanse
Rao
Ton Turgete
Mide
Benrane
Praakaghor Trapp
Wim
Davis Hlayford
Saeeeeeeee
Peteraen & Holmen
TRE
Molinetti Orien Weneet Pure
Sloger Carney
Stevens
Uapeed Marshall
Ee & Cose & Svere Ble
Kieff
Russia
Meelee
Timothy Hay
Kane's
Roberts Jewelry Store
Philipine Constabulary Force
Cuba
Jas, Crum
J. «. Kennedy
T. F. Kyne
Committee
Kane
Firebug
Hanning
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