Mormon influence blamed for Idaho Democratic decline
Donnelly, Idaho Democratic chairman, cites Mormon church influence for party setbacks in Bannock County and statewide. He says church leaders used orders from Salt Lake to rally votes for Republicans, claim Dubois aided Utah’s admission while church ties sour Idaho.
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Spokane
Wash
S. P
Bannock
Bannock County
Pocatello
Fred T. Dubtois
Dubois
Idaho
Matthias Cowley
Salt Lake
Cowley
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States Senate
Church
National Committee
Fremont
Oneida
Bingham
President Baker faces Colorado student strike at quarte centennial
Boulder reports five hundred University of Colorado students strike over quarte-centennial celebrations. Students vote not to recite and skip classes during festivities. President Baker is expected to take limited disciplinary action since participation spans the campus.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Baker
Czarina Melancholy Reported From Livadia
A Daily News dispatch from Livadia reports the czarina has fallen into deep melancholy causing prolonged silence even with guests. The condition worries doctors and the imperial household amid the ongoing Russian crisis. Special sale notices for early winter millinery and hats accompany details of storefronts and displays in the Bernstein Building North Cleveland Avenue.
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London
Livadia
Russia
Daily News
Imajesty
Dctors
Bernstein
Cleveland Avenue
Petition to Sultan by Doukhobors from St Petersburg
A Doukhobor petition from St Petersburg dated November 14 asks the Sultan of Turkey for permission to settle in a portion of the empire they can cultivate with their own band and to avoid complying with human laws.
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St. Petersburg
Turkey
Miners Hear Roosevelts Commission in Scranton Session
The Roosevelt commission opened hearings in Scranton to hear the miners side in the anthracite dispute. President Mitchell spoke a 6000 word statement and the hearing is expected to take more than two weeks with both sides presenting evidence in State Superior Court No 7. Ed Butler of St Louis, a millionaire politician, was found guilty in Columbia Mo of trying to bribe Dr Chapman to influence a garbage contract vote and faces three years in the penitentiary.
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Scranton
No. 14
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Chamter
State Superior Court No. 7
Columbia, Mo
Ed. Butler
St. Louis
Chapman
St. Louis Board of Health
Dance at St. Joseph's Hall by W O W Orchestra
Tonight at St. Joseph's Hall residents may enjoy a dance featuring the W. O. W Orchestra performing lively selections. Event promises a festive evening with popular tunes and social dancing.
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St. Joseph’s Hall
Pittsburg Men to Get 10 Percent Wage Increase
Notices signed by J. M. Wallis general superintendent of the West Pennsylvania railroad were posted in Allegheny offices announcing a ten percent raise for Pennsylania system employees east of Pittsburgh who earn less than $200 a month, effective November 1, 1902.
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Pittsburg
Ty J. M. Wallis
West Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny
Pennsylania
Road House Fire Destroys Five Mile House at Butte
Fire leveled the Five Mile road house in Butte Montana along with the pavilion and bar. Mrs Elheir wife of the proprietor escaped by leaping from an upper window as flames cut off escape. Several employees had narrow escapes. Loss about $10000.
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Butte
Mont
Five Mile
Volcano Erupts on Samoa Island of Savaii
Advices from Aria in Samoa and Tonga report a volcanic eruption on Savaii the largest Samoan island. Six vents are said to be emitting smoke and flames. In a nearby village the ground is covered with two inches of ash.
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Aria
Odell Supports Platts Re election Bid
New York November 14 Governor Odell after a conference with Senator T O Platt reiterated support for Platts bid for re election to the senate. Platt said I suppose I am a candidate if the people who will be interested in the election of a senator from New York want me to be chosen.
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T. O. Platt
Odell
Platt
Senate
Federation of Labor Session Debates Socialism Resolution
New Orleans reports from the Federation of Labor show credentials approved for two delegates with regu lar credentials. A surge of resolutions was presented including Berger of Milwaukee proposing recognition of international socialism, a move often sparking floor battles at prior conventions.
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New Orleans
Federation of Labor
Committee On
Committee On Rules
Berger
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Mistaken for Deer Turns Fatal in Montana
Clark Moore, a renowned local hunter in Helmville Montana, was shot Sunday after being mistaken for a deer while wearing a buckskin outfit. He died on November 14 from his wounds, reportedly after crouching through timber when a Cory clan member misidentified him as game.
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Helmville
Mont
Clark Moore
Moore
Cory
Pneumonia Cause Given In Evanston Woman’s Death
Deputy Coroner Galzebrook conducted an autopsy on Miss Louise Hoge of Evanston Illinois who had been treated for typhoid fever by a Christian Science practitioner. The autopsy concluded the death was caused by pneumonia.
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Washington
Galzebrook
Louise Hoge
Evanston
Ill
Hogo
Tramp Fatally Injured In Flyer Wreck Near Washinon
A Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern flyer from St Louis to New York wrecked twenty miles east of Washinon. The train struck a freight head on at sixty miles per hour. Several injured, none fatally expected. the fatally injured person is identified as a tramp.
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Washinon, Jud
Royal Blase
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Flyers
St. Louie
New York
Here
Four Burglars Shoot Marshal in Elyria Robbery
In Elyria Ohio on November 14 four burglars held up a house and shot the town marshal at an early hour. The burglars then tried to rob W. J. Hiller’s house. Hiller awoke and fired on them. One robber died from a shot to the head, the marshal was hit in the hip, and the three others escaped.
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Elyria
Ohio
W. J. Hiller
Quartette
Planters Hotel scion thrashed by Louisville mill owner
Col. M O Wetmore Democratic politician and hotel planters’ head was beaten in the Planters Hotel corridor by Peter Arland, a Louisville steel magnate. Arland accused Wetmore of pursuing Mrs Arland and insulting her. Wetmore denied the accusation and refused to apologize. Bystanders intervened. no arrests were made.
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St. Louis
Col
M O. Wetmore
William J. Bryan
Continental Tobacco Company
Planters’ Hotel Company
Peter Arland
Louisville
Planters
Arland
Wetmore
Mrs. Arland
Without a Country
Constantino Garcia, a Cuban stowaway living in New York, has become a traveling problem for Havana New York steamship lines. Immigration officials bar his landing, Cuban authorities refuse him entry, and ships must return him to Havana or face fines. Garcia offers no landing work and leaves others to handle the worry.
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New York
Havana
Constantino Garcia
Cuba
Immigration Office
Garcia
Wages Rise for Pennsylvania Line Workers
Pittsburg officials announce a ten percent wage increase for all employees earning under $200 monthly on the western Pennsylvania lines, matching the prior rise by the eastern system. The measure affects about 40,000 workers.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Democrat conceding election in New York attorney general race
Deputy Attorney General Henry P. Coman conceding the election to John Canneen of Buffalo and acknowledging Canneen as the winner.
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Albany
N. Y
Henry P. Coman
John Canneen
Buffalo
The Curse of Womankind Headache Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Sherman’s Headache cure offering instant relief with one dose and a 950 to 100 per box price. It claims neuralgia relief and immediate effect with Ki box guaranteed and sale through Sprague’s P.
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Sherman
Sprague
Central National Bank of Boston Closed by Bank Examiner
The Central National Bank of Boston did not open today as the Comptroller of the Currency ordered the bank examiner to take charge. Excess loans and lacking quick assets cited. Boston Clearing House asked for aid but declined. bank organized in 1873 with 500 000 capital and 2 700 000 deposits. Otas H. Luke president and J Adams Brown cashier.
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Boston
Mass
Central National Bank
Boston Clearing House Association
Otas H. Luke
J. Adams Brown
Norton Blames Johnson For Ohio Democratic Ruin
Representative Norton of Ohio, defeated for reelection, directly blames Tom Johnson for destroying Democratic prospects in the state. He accuses Johnson of causing factional splits, challenging auditors, and opposing corporate interests while praising personal ties with Johnson. Norton cites past fights and warns of political harm within the party. The remarks conclude with a bitter reflection on the impact of Johnson's actions.
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Washington, D. C
Norton
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Coxey
State Board
Not A Candidate for Speaker Grosvenor States Status
In Athens Ohio on November 4 the General Charles H Grosvenor issued a statement denying any candidacy for Speaker of the House in the Fifty-eighth Congress. He said no contingency will make him a candidate and sought to end rumors spread by the press.
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Athens
Charles H. Grosvenor
House of Representatives
Terrible eruption rocks Strombili island Sicily
Terrible eruption reported on Strombili island off the north coast of Sicily. A colossal column of fire rises as incandescent stones are hurled from the crater. Many houses on the island have been destroyed.
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Rome
Strombili
Sicily
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