Watery graves after collision near Seattle harbor
In Seattle harbor last night the small steamer Dix collided with the Alaska Line steamer Jennie, sinking stern first with 79 aboard. Forty two passengers perished while many crew members went down with the Dix, and survivors clung to wreckage or were saved by life boats from the Jennie. The mate Dennison allegedly steered the Dix across the Jennie’s bow.
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Seattle Harbor
Seattle
Dix
Dennie
Port Blakely
Dennison
Puget Sound
Lermond
Jennie
Pope Gets Anarchist Letters Threat to Assassinate
Rome reports the pope has received personal letters threatening assassination in the apostolic palace as a protest against anarchist organization. The letters declare readiness to use any means to destroy institutions supported by armed force.
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Rome
Apostolic Palace
Calve to Quit Stage in Surprise Marriage Move
Paris reports Mme Calve plans to wed a wealthy American artist and retire from the opera. She left her Paris apartments after telling close friends of the betrothal and secrecy about the fiancé. It is said they may be aboard a yacht and that an electrical accident left him blind.
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Paris
Mme. Calve
Calve
Standard Oil Director Pleads Not Guilty in Antitrust Case
Findlay Ohio November 19. HU McIntosh one of the indicted directors of the Standard Oil company of Ohio was taken into court and pleaded not guilty to a charge of violating the Valentine anti trust law He was released on one thousand dollars bail.
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Findlay
Ohio
McIntosh
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Roosevelt Jumped by Negroes in Disapproval Over Army Dismissals
From New York, November 19, President Roosevelt faced strong church-led opposition over his decision to dismiss three companies of the Twenty-fifth Infantry without honor. Afric-American congregations passed rising resolutions condemning the action, noting their long-cherished regard for him.
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New York
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
United States
Dr. Crapesy Suspended by Ecclesiastical Court
Rev. Dr. Alger N. S. Crapsey of St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Rochester is suspended from the church after the ecclesiastical court of review upheld a lower court ruling that he taught heretical doctrines. The unanimous decision was made public today in Buffalo.
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Episcopal
Buffalo
Algernon S. Crapesy
St. Andrews
Fraudulent Charter Indictments Target Bank Officials
A federal grand jury in Washington returned indictments charging Abner B. Clements former cashier of Aetna Banking Company of Butte John T Hoag assistant cashier in charge of the Washington branch and Eveleth W McCormick with conspiracy in unlawfully procuring bank charters in the District of Columbia The grand jury ignored charges against KR T Donaldson and Miss B Kretchmann of Washington who were arrested on the same crime charge.
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Washington
Crand
Abner B. Clements
Aetna Banking Company
Butte
John T. Hoag
Eveleth W. McCormick
District of Columbia
KR. T. Donaldson
B. KE. T. Kretchmann
Utes Escape Escort Move to Sioux Reservation
A Sheridan Wyoming dispatch reports part of a Ute group being escorted to Port Meade by U S troops escaped near Cheyenne and likely fled to the Sioux reservation. The Utes objected to the cavalry escort and troops were ordered to maintain distance. Several Indians took advantage to desert.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
Port Meade
United States
Sioux Alry Reservation
Escape Doubt Clouds Ute Route to Fort Mendie
Omaha November 1 report doubts that any Ute band escaping en route to Fort Mendie has occurred. Headquarters say no such advices have been received and that troops were ordered to maintain distance behind the Indians.
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Omaha
Fort Mende
Candies by Lowney and Huyler's Line Up at Peterson & Holmes
A full line of Lowney's and Huyler's candies is displayed at Peterson & Holmes, the local shop, inviting shoppers to choose from a wide assortment of chocolates and confections.
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Lowney
Huyler
Peterson & Holmes
New Directors of the Commercial League Elect
The Twin Falls convention of the Southern Idaho League of Commercial clubs elected officers led by President Dr Burpee L Steeves of Weiser and First Vice President W A Coughanour of Payette. Boise selected as next annual meeting site with date to be set by the executive board. Committees named for Transportation Legislative Advertising and more. Resolutions urge coal supply planning, support for local business against mail order houses, rural telephone expansion, and Pullman car service. A labor and weight standard measure for flour sacks are proposed.
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Twin Falls
Southern Idaho League of Commercial Clubs
Dr. Burpee L. Steeves
Weiser
W. A. Coughanour
Payette
F. D. Kimball
Guy Flenner
Poise
E. M. Heighe
C. M. Hill
R. B. Greenwood
American Falls
W. Northrop
Boise
Idaho Falls
A. B. Moss
W. H. Philbrick
R. J. Hayes
Pocatello
W. A. Booth
E. R. Brace
Nampa
8. D. Boone
Hailey
Committee On
Transportation Committee of the League
Interstate Commerce Commission
League
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
Southern Dale
of Idaho
Southern Idaho
Transportation Committee
Oregon
Labor federation backs woman suffrage pledge
Minneapolis November 19 The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution in favor of woman suffrage and pledged federation support to legislation that will secure it.
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Minneapolis
America Federation of Labor Today
TWAS MONEY THEY WANTED TWAS MONEY THEY WANTED
The New York Navy strike of automobile drivers ended early with all strikers returning except those who engaged in Vielener. Workers receive wage increases but will continue 12 hour days. They waived a closed shop.
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New York
Navy
Norfolk and Western Railways Grants 10 Percent Pay Increase
Norfolk Virginia November 1 The Norfolk and Western Railway raises wages by ten percent for all employees earning under two hundred dollars monthly.
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Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
New Mining Company Is Formed in Rexburg
Copper and Uranium Mining company incorporated by Rexburg business men to develop properties in Blaine county Idaho. Officers are President Henry Flamm Vice President M H Farnes Secretary Alfred James Directors include Flamm Farnes Shail. 600000 shares issued 100000 treasury. Shaft sunk 100 feet with 100 feet drift. vein 3 to 10 feet thick yields about 80 dollars per ton. ore ship to Garfield Utah for 30 per ton.
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Rexburg
Tribune
Copper and Uranium Mining Company
Hamilton
Blaine County
Idaho
Henry Flamm
M. HL. Farnes
Logan
Utah
Alfred James
M. HH
Garfield
Bartholdt Hears of Carnegie Peace Fund Plan
Congressman Richard Bartholdt left St. Louis for New York at Andrew Carnegie's invitation. Carnegie pledged a million dollars income to finance a propaganda campaign promoting international peace.
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St. Louis
Richard Bartholdt
New York
Andrew Carnegie
First Discharges of Colored Troops at Fort Reno
Oklahoma City reports the first discharges of colored troops at Fort Reno. Twenty five soldiers were paid and sent home today with plans to discharge 12 to 30 men daily as rolls are finished.
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Fort Reno
Oklahoma City
Legislature Is Largely Republican Roster of Bannock Officers
Complete list of Bannock County precinct officers elected November 6 shows Republicans sweeping justice of the peace and constable posts in Pocatello Portneuf Robin Woodland Marsh Oxford Treasureton Cleveland Mink Creek Gentile Valley Grace Seda Springs Henury Wagan Salt River Bancroft Chesterfield. State and county ticket results indicate Republicans holding key offices with W K E Borah Julian French Frank Gooding George Stewart and others. several county senators and representatives listed with party affiliations. The article notes slow statewide returns leaving some officers in doubt.
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Idaho
Bannock County
Pocatello
James M. Masonheimer
Felix van Reuth
David
McQueen
Lukom
William KR. Damron
EK. F. Cutler
Portnew
Lee Merrick
Harry Bassett
A. M. Brown
Robin J.T. Woodland
P. M. Larson
J. W. Stinger
Marsh
S. I. Johnson
George I. Webb
William Burrup
Oxford
L. I
A. C. Nine
Thomas Panter
Mink Creek
N. P
Emile Hansen
Fred Luthi
Bancrofi
A. Johnson
George H. Fisher
Omer Decker
Pollowine
W. KE. Borah
United States
Sena
Julian L. French
Frank K. Gooding
George HL. Stewart
Supreme Court
E. A. Burrill
Rubers Lansdon
Jol J. Gabeen
A. Lastimgs
Kragaw
Robert XN. Bell
Maine
Miss Delle Clamberlain
Adam Senator
John McMillan
C. C. Cavanah
Wavnan
Shaw
Areh Cundleham
H. Willard White
R. Bannock
Jacobs
Representatives
J. Frank Hunt
W. A. Staley
John H. Grimmitt
R. Hughome
O. BE
McCuteloon
Peter J. Johnston
R. M. McCracken
Chris Anderson
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Alaska
Pope
Standard Oil Magnate
DR. Crapesy
the Commercial League
State of
Federation For Woman Suffrage
Gotham
NEW Mining Company
Nephi Jolson
Ricks Academy
Tremelling Company of
Montpelier
ZC. M. L
Tremelling Brothers
Libbie
Watson
la Grande
Harriet Purdy Smith
Chicago
Rexbure
Smith
G. F. Harding
Brigham City
Cll
French
California
Golden Maze
Fremont Stake
Andy
the Daily Tribune
Tor
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