Jungle Maid Uses a Knife in Jungle District Fracas
A Mulatto woman Belle Murry is jailed after a district clash with a peroxide blonde known as Toy. Toy sustained thirteen minor cuts from a small four blade knife during the altercation sparked by jealousy over a mutual male friend. The incident occurred late last night in the Jungle district and police took Murry into custody. The examination date and bond conditions were unclear at press time.
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Phace
Murry
The
Tribune
Careful buyers save on every pair of shoes
Chicago ad copy highlights savings from 80 cents to $1.00 on men’s shoes with claims of better wear. Mentions “BIG COLLAR HARNESS SHOP” and local eateries like Union Lunch Booth at First and Center. Overall tone a period advertisement blitz.
Coeur d Alene Reserve Opens Under Bill Proposals
Washington December 4 Representative French outlines amendments to homestead and irrigation law. He seeks to allow settlers on irrigated lands a leave of absence until water starts or entry on Carey Act terms. He also plans to open the Coeur d Alene Reservation after Indian land allotment. About 300000 acres could open if passed.
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Coeur - Alene
French
Pocatello
Salt Laker Kills Self Former Mining Man Commits Suicide
Salt Lake City December 5 L Karrick a former city councilman and once prominent mining man in the Bingham district shot himself in a hotel here. Once worth about half a million dollars he had fallen on hard times and faced domestic troubles including a divorce from his wife.
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Salt Lake
Steamer Lunberg Wreck Claims Thirteen Lives On Shore
The Lunberg ran ashore on Magdalen Island near Halifax. Thirteen people died in the wreck. Leslie, a Canadian parliament member and co owner, was aboard the vessel.
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Halifax
Magdalen Island
Leslie
Follette Accepts U.S. Senate Seat Amid Wisconsin Session
Madison reports Governor Follette will accept the United States senatorship elected by the legislature. He plans to resign as governor during the current special session or at its close.
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Madison
Follette
United States
Plan for Bitterroot immense game preserve gains support
Idaho State Game Warden Stephens backs a congressional move to create a vast Bitterroot range game refuge. He praises cooperation between state wardens and forestry officers to guard elk deer moose and other game, aiming to curb illegal hunts and tooth trading.
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Stephens
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Congress
Major Fenn
the Statesman
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Bitter Root
Yellowstone Park
Forestry Service
States
Opening of Congress Marked by Spectators and Routine
The fifty ninth Congress begins with a crowded Capitol and a brief Senate session. House activity includes oath of office, seat drawing, and committee appointments. President Roosevelt's message detailing rate and labor regulation draws keen attention.
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Washington
Fifty-Ninth Congress
Senate
Congress
House
Allison
Morgan
Fairbanks
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Knox
Pennsylvania
Warner
Missouri
Frazier
Tennessee
Platt
Connecticut
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Williams
Mississippi
Dalzell
Keifer
Ohio
Bingham
Payne
New York
Kall
Bartholdt Mo
Tawney
Representative Pimerald
Buckman
Mineesott
Cannon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Joint Committee
Root
Bonaparte
Franklin Lane
Interstate Commerce
Barnes
Senate Chamber
Railroad workers urged to strike over Samara verdict
Warsaw report says the executive committee of the railroad employees union has telegraphed all Russian stations urging a general strike at midnight unless the death sentence from the Samara court martial against engineer Sokoloff and other local leaders is reversed before then.
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Warsaw
Meirtial
Samara
Sokoloff
Adams Seized Drug Interest In Amsterdam Store
Seattle December report says George E A Ward Adams, former cashier at the government assay office, is under arrest for large defalcations. He allegedly owns half of a drug store in Amsterdam with his brother Frank Adams owning the other half. United States Attorney Frye plans to attach the properties. Secret Service conducts broad probes in New York and Boston as more arrests are anticipated.
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Seattle
Jeorge Eaward Adams
Government Assay
Iisety
United States
Io Drug
Amsterdam
New York
Boston
Adams
Assault on Williamson witness reports bruising
Washington December 5 A telegram to the interior department states a principal witness against Oregon Congressman Williamson in land fraud cases was brutally assaulted and seriously injured by Pineville town marshal for testifying against Williamson in recent trials.
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Pineville
Oregon
Congressman Williamson
Washington
Interior Department
Williamson
Williamsons
Poland Freed From Martial Law After Proclaimed Absolution
Warsaw reports the minor state of martial law was lifted today and Poland is fully freed from military rule. Authorities banned the proposed meeting of striking post and telegraph workers. Advices from Sebastopol say mutineers will be tried by court martial under wartime procedure.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sebastopol
Yield in Principle in Constantinople Dispute
Constantinople sources report that the council ministers have agreed in principle to yield to the powers. The war minister refuses to sign the ministerial note. The sultan awaits unanimity among his ministers before sanctioning the action.
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Constantinople
Dee
S.—Council
Henry Campbell andrman to form new cabinet at Buckingham Palace
Henry Campbell andrman met the king at Buckingham Palace this morning and accepted the task of forming a new cabinet. A second note warns against adulterated bucket candy sold as Christmas candy and promotes homemade Wirta candy from 92 Cleveland Ave.
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London
Dee
Henry Campbell Andrman
Buckingham Palace
Wirta
Cleveland Ave
Russians Aid Fund Plans Another Million Dollar Drive
The national committee for relief of the Jews in Russia reports it will raise at least one more million dollars, with fifty thousand already on hand. Lord Rothschild has received a million dollars from the drive in London, and Harriman contributed ten thousand dollars last Saturday.
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London
Harriman
Ously
New York
National Committee For Relief of the Jews
Russia
Lord Rothschild
Ashammods
A New Head for Mutual
The New York Herald reports Charles A. Peabody, noted banker and railroad director, chosen as the next president of Mutual Life Insurance. Frederic Cromwell remains acting president and becomes vice president, with Emery Merlintock, the company's actuary, named second vice president. The selection follows a board faction compromise among rival candidates.
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Charles A. Peabody
New York
the Herald Today
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frederic Cromwell
Emery Merlintock
Peabody
Union Pacific
Minners Central
Delaware & Hudson
Woman in Girard Coach Still Holds Occupation in Siege
Mrs. Irene Derry remains inside the railway coach barricaded in Girard Kansas. She has not eaten for four days and today left the toilet area to drink water while negotiators monitor the car. She told officers she would kill her enemies but did not want to kill everyone.
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Girard
Kansas
Irene Derry
Alarm over Agrarian Movement Spreads to Jassy
Wealthy refugee families from Odessa and Kishineff report an alarming spread of the Agrarian movement as they travel to Jassy. Their train was attacked multiple times by marauders between Odessa and Ungehi, raising fears of violence.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Dee
Odessa
Kishineff
Jassy
Ungehi
Ledge pins and enamel at Harrison's Jeweler and Petersen Holmes
A reader notes an elegant line of ledge pins in new enamel at Harrison's the Jeweler and Sweet cream at Petersen and Holmes. Prices at Gate City Furniture Co. offer pictures at less than KBastern cost.
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Harrison's
The
Jeweler
Petersen & Holmes
Gate City Furniture Co
White House Cafe Opens On December 4 At Cen ter Street
The White House Cafe at 242 W Center Street opens today under Pogmire and Dove management. The shop offers a selection of seasonal delicacies in a first class manner at reasonable prices.
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White House
Center Street
Pogmire & Dove
Iicre
Martin's Idaho Fruit Carload Totals Reach 26 Cars
Manager FF W Martin of the Warl Fruit company reports 26 carloads of fruit sold for 351000 across Idaho Oregon and Washington. Most cars originated in Idaho with better prices averaging over 1100 per car. Territory expands to Utah and Colorado next year as auction method grows. He will tour Sacramento San Francisco Chicago and other eastern cities for about 16 weeks to study conditions.
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Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Yakima Valley
Hood River
Martin
Northwest
Ington
Utah
Colorado
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BIG Collar Harness Shop
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Little Bob
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de Armond
Mileange—Reeder
Flack
Wharton
Lewis
Georgia
Wood
Senator Platt
BH KY. Marsh
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Piliuse
Daily Tribune
Terest
Frye
Secret Service
Assay Office
National Jewish Relief Committee
Mutual
Girard, Kansas
FF. W. Martin
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