Disordered Mont. Arrival Fatally Shoots Self in City Walk
Herbert Williams, a Montana arrival, reportedly deranged by family troubles, shot himself on a walk between the Pacific Hotel and First Avenue last night. A 25 cent purse and letters to family were found, coroner to hold an inquest. authorities believe insanity.
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Herbert Williams
Montana
Pacific Hotel
First Avenue
Williams
Oll
Tupper House
Harry Morgan
Helena
Mont
Livingston
Arank
Mannesa
Pap
Grandfather Clause and Bishop Death速報
Richmond Virginia court action opens with officials asked to show cause why they should not be enjoined from canvassing the recent congressional vote. In Jackson Mississippi Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson dies at 5 am after throat cancer, born 1880 in Londonderry Ireland, and a renowned preacher who served major cities.
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United States Court—State
Richmond
Maptague
Marie
Hasman
United States Circuit Court
Pew
Jackson, Miah
Hugh Miller Thompson
Londonderry
Ireland
America
Chicago
New York
Fire and Gale Threaten East Helena Homes
A November 18 fire and gale menaced East Helena for an hour. Residents protected by blankets as high winds spread embers toward homes. Steamers from Helena aided firefighting, four buildings were destroyed, losses around 10000 dollars.
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East Helena
Menn
Helena
Perry murder case continued to February date
The case of Geo L. O. Perry, the young Negro charged with the murder of Miss Clara A Morton in Waverley on November 1st, was today continued until February 16th next by agreement of counsel.
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Cambridge
Geo. L. O. Perry
Clara A. Morton
Waverley
President Roosevelt hunts Mississippi trip winds down
Reports from Emdenes Miss and Knoxville Tenn describe the final day of Roosevelt's hunting expedition with improved weather and plans to travel via Southern Railway stopping at Stevenson Toscumbia Chattanooga Knoxville Asheville and Meoro New York. Controversy in Denver Nev arises as eleven aldermen who voted for a city tramway franchise defied an injunction and face contempt charges with $1000 bail each and a Thursday hearing.
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Emedes
Miss
Mississippi
Knoxville
Denver
Nev
Mallins
Denver City Tramway Company
Municipal League
Salt Lake Ministers Rally to Fight Reed Smoot Senate Bid
The Ministerial Alliance of Salt Lake City plans a vigorous campaign against Apostis Reed Smoot’s U S Senate election this winter. If Smoot wins, organizers will pursue action in Congress with an organized, outlined effort to block his appointment.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Apostis Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Congress
Earthquakes Jolt Southern Utah Cities
A series of strong tremors struck St George Pine Valley and Santa Clara with chimneys toppled and ornaments shaken. Salt Lake City felt the shocks at 12:45 to 1 p.m. frightening residents but reported no damage beyond nerves. the Weather Bureau clock stopped as the tremor moved north to south.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
St. George
Santa Clara
Pine Valley
United States Weather Bureau
Train Robber Harvey Logan Trial Moves Forward
Knoxville reports the federal trial jury for Harvey Logan, known as a train robber, was completed. Judge Clark denied a defense plea of abatement and a continuance for an alleged key witness James Stewart of Chicago. Trial proceedings began with witness testimony.
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Knocxville
Harvey Logan
Clark
After a Divorce
Mrs R B Molineux announces in her handwriting that she is in Sioux Falls to file divorce proceedings and will reside there for six months. Her attorney Senator Kittredge has instructed her not to speak further to reporters.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
R B. Molineux
Kittredge
Crook Executed in Auburn for 1899 Murder in Virgil
John Crook died in the electric chair at Auburn state prison for the murder of Frank W. Miller in Virgil Cortland County on March 4 1899. The murder was in the pursuit of robbery and Crook faced other suspected crimes in the county.
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Auburn
N. Y
John Crook
Frank W. Miller
Virgil
Cortland County
Crook
Miller
Track
Swiss Minister Named for Washington Post
Berne reports the Bandesrath appoints Fernvand du Marthoray as Swiss minister to Washington. He currently serves as secretary of the legation in Rome.
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Fernand du Marthoray
Washington
Berne
The
Bandesrath
Fernvand du Marthoray
Legation
Rome
Mysterious Crime Severs Life of Florence McFarlan in Rochester
In Rochester on November 18 Miss Florence McFarlan a 21 year old music teacher was stabbed to death at her father s house by a woman who rang the doorbell and attacked her in the kitchen five times. An hour later Mrs Lala Young wife of former city purchasing agent was arrested as the suspected murderer. The killer spoke only that her husband was threatened and she was glad she killed McFarlan. Mrs Young offered no statement after arrest.
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R. M. Williams
Grove Street
Menden, Conn
Livingston
Helena
Cosmopolitan
Beach
Horktie
Ella
Menden
Rochester
Florence McFarlan
Lala Young
Frank Young
McFarlan
Kilauea erupts violently as Hawaii faces new issues
A wireless dispatch from Hawaii reports Kilauea's most violent eruption in two decades, following mild earlier activity. Governor Dole calls an extra session of the senate to begin November 20 to tackle embezzlement scandals and official removals, while naval ships New York and Oregon arrive in Honolulu. The Oregon cannot enter the harbor due to dredging delays, coal is sent to support it, and Hawaii plans to open thousands of acres of public lands under homestead titles. Land Commissioner Boyd travels to Hawaii to arrange 500 acre dairy tracts, and Dakota families consider emigration to Hawaii for farming possibilities.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Island of Hawaii
Kilauea
St. Pierre
Dole
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
New York
Robley D. Evans
Oregon
Yokohama
Hawaii
Robbers crack safe at Farmers Loan & Trust bank Arthur IA
Thieves opened the Farmera Loan and Trust bank in Arthur Iowa early today and took 2800 dollars in cash. An accompanying ad promotes BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for wounds sprains and animal sores with price listed as 5 dollars and 60 cents.
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Farmera Loan and Trust Company
Arthur
Iowa
CAPT. MATTHEWS DEAD A Life Of Service And Travel Ends
Captain Mhea J. Matthews aged seventy died at his home near the east foothills after several weeks of illness. Born in Clifton Forge Virginia he served with the Third Illinois Infantry during the war and later worked for the Internal Revenue Service in West Virginia. He moved west fourteen years ago to work as a special land and timber agent and settled in Pocatello five to six years ago. He leaves a widow and two sons William T. and Frank. Body at 208 South Hayes avenue. Funeral from the M E church at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon.
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Mhea. J. Matthews
East Foothills
Clifton Forge
Third Illinois Infantry
Internal Revenue Service
West Virginia
Pocatello
William T
Frank
South Hayes Avenue
M. E
Arbitration hearing drags as Mitchell testifies in Scranton
In Scranton on November 18 the Arbitration Commission entered its fourth day with Mitchell still in the witness box. Wayne MacVeigh cross examined for the Erie Company as lawyers argued that the inquiry must be shortened. At the current pace the hearings may extend for weeks to resolve the controversy.
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Scranton
Artitration Commission
Mitchell
Wayne MacVeigh
Erie Company
Furnished Rooms for Rent on Third Avenue Near Center Street
For rent two or three furnished rooms in a brick cottage on Third Avenue near Center Street. Light housekeeping required. Inquiries at this office. 273.
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Third Avenue
Center Street
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Glause
Virginia
Day
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Colo
Reed Smoot
Apostle
United States Court
R. B. Molineux
Old Kilauea
Iin
Sioux City
Ballard
A. L. Cook
Capt. Matthews
Pres
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