Attorney Heney’s Survival Becomes City Rallying Cry
Frantic San Francisco fights for updates on Francis Heney shot in the courtroom by Morris Hage. Authorities guard the jail as detectives pursue motive, while citizens’ groups call for swift justice and renewed resolve in the high profile case.
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Haney
Jina
Juan
Lia
Arta
Heney
Jémpet
Hus Bila
Ife
Divtart
Oltstrera
Fragmented testimony and court scene cited in 1908 report
The text recounts a courtroom exchange with a defendant denying intent, a judge or officers recalling procedures, and a noted French experts report for the first ten months of 1908, contrasted with 1907 figures. The fragmented OCR includes references to baptismes and a police seal, with scattered dates and names.
Telegraphic condolences from Rudolph Bpreckels on Veney attack
The telegraph from Rudolph Bpreckels San Francisco expressed shock at the attempted assassination of Francis J Veney and relief he might recover. It commended Veney for his public stance against corruption and urged all decent Americans to support his work.
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Washington
President Flamevelt
Apop
Francis J. Veney
Mra
Joey
Rudolph Bpreckles
Nichosrop
Heney
Wired
Ifr
Riney
O&enser
Mao
Avesuliel Nim
Prosperity Dinner at Hotel Astor November 10
A prosperity dinner held at the Hotel Astor on November 10, under the Hetarm Choir auspices, featured speakers including Murray Mather and August Thomas. Attendees promoted prosperity for the 914 Mureilok project and discussed employment and economic goals.
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Hotel Astor
New York
Hetarm
Auther x
Murray Mather
Gebinas
August Thomas
Martlonane
Emperor of China Dead Rumor Weighs on Powers
Peking reports the emperor of China is dead and the dowager empress is also said to be grave. The Associated Press notes the death may not trigger immediate crisis and Japan will wait for a formal accord among the great powers.
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Abe
Amy Nanmaty
Jazen
Eastern League Presidents Discuss Possible League War
New York November 13 Patrick Pos tas president of Faners teases elc with J O'Brien of the American Association withdrew from a meeting of the National Association of Blinor League Clubs in Chicago. Pos tas says no hurry to precipitate a baseball war and notes both Hegnes think they can challenge the National League’s practice of aiding young players.
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New York
Patrick Postas
Faners
Elc
Eith
J. O'Brien
American Association
Chicago
Facturn League
Conspiracy Cases Called in United States Court
Vitteburg November 1 The conspiracy charges against Jobe If Young former andlter Henry Relbee former payee teller at the yarcera Deposit National bank and Merry Silverman manager for Miker & Co New York brokers allege defrauding the bank. Young and Fletcher pleaded guilty to gabbing over 1 000 000 and are now serving terms in the penitentiary. District Attorney Dunkle moved for severance. the motion was objected to by Silverman’s counsel. Arguments on the motion will be heard tomorrow. The indictment also contends a row racy aa formed and that warpa ag sieraling 194 000 erg withdrawn, noted as market manipulation.
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Vitteburg
Whith Jobe If
Young
Andlter
Henry Relbee
Yarcera” Deposit National Bank
Merry Silverman
Miker & Co
New York
United States
Fletcher
Dunkle
LY Fulverman
Tomoriew
Tioek Market
Brooklyn Parade to be biggest ever held
New York notes announce a massive parade in Brooklyn led by Governor Hughes and Taft. The event will feature veterans groups and units from the Army Navy and state National Guard with a monument unveiling at Fort Keene Park.
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Brooklyn
Ujoaklen
Fort ‘Keene Park
Fermon
Willtaiy
Taft
Charien EL Uehes
New York State National Guard
Tisca
Makiey dan and simple stovetop preparation
A readable fragment describes a basic cooking method with mashed potato and rice. It mentions stirring for an hour, keeping a natural flavor, and preparing a white potato mash with a similar quantity of meat, then cooking on a stove until done.
Omopers In High Favor At Annual AF of L Convention
Cxares Colo Nov 1 The annual convention of the American Federation of Labor in Denver shows Omopers in high favor with delegates greeting the reading of a key address. A unanimous vote re elected the federation president with no opponents appearing. Several communications were read from Newark including a note from Frank Morrison and A Pci L Denver. The committee on graduations made a partial report and discussed resolutions on immigration and eight hour day. After debate the executive council charter report was approved, and the convention adjourned until Monday morning.
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Cxares
Colo
Denver
Ty Certalt
Newark
Frank Morrison
A. Ps ci L
Pex
A. F
Henry Tr. Hikers
Essex Trades Council
California
Tom
Fac
James Duran
Ftsto
Mmmitim
Yanda
Orchestra
Teamatere
Plartete
Dlelayers
Cement-Waek
Reptut
Tule Jafers Aby Cement
Tigarona
Sigat
Executive Council
Obdurate ticket agents halt delivery after crowded New York subway scene
In New York on November 1 a tense subway station scene erupted as a crowd blocked a delivery boy and a stern ticket agent refused entry for 35 minutes. Police intervened, arresting the ticket agent as the crowd’s impatience grew while an earlier plan for entry stalled.
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Bubmty Stettin
Harding
New York
Tela
Honin Aery
Niranatile
Split His Head in Twain Aboard Chile-Bound Vessel
New York November 14 A boat swain James Layson aboard the Sallie Bil Colopy allegedly attacked crew with an axe after an argument with seamen and Hubbard mats. He struck Robert Jackell and Captain Willamega as mutiny and chaos unfolded. Layron brandished the axe and jumped overboard as the crew drowned attempting rescue.
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James Layson
Userpool
Sallie Bbil
Streut
Fort Talbot
Coquitoba
Chile
Uuer
Layron
Robert Jackell
Willamega
Lauvon
Rhin
Tragic accidental shooting ends Burmeister life
In Chicaza on November 14 Charles Burmeister, an undertaker, died at his home after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot. A telephone call interrupted his rest, a revolver on a hook discharged as he answered, and he collapsed beside his awakened wife. Doctor K. T. A. Moeller pronounced him dead on arrival.
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Chicaza
Charles Hurtelstec
North Side
Clin
Burne
St. Burmeister
Closing Quotations From World Markets Report New York Opening
World markets opened with active stock trading and early gains led by New Town public utilities and several rail and steel issues. Amalgamated Copper declined sharply while United States Steel and Union Pacific posted small losses. later gains arose as orders circulated but market mood remained cautious amid broad economic concerns.
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New York
Esturdey
New Town
Widdistes
Geest Northern
Texas & Pacifr
Amulga
United Sitates Bieel
Union Pacffc
Paccasing Oriers
Northern Pacific
Lea
United Btat
American Telephone
Bt. Louis Southwest
CIB
Paclic
Klose-BheSeld Bieel
Ovet Nathomal
Rock Feland
AL Paul
Reading
Anerican
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Turbulent Trading
Trading showed varied results with Amalgamated Dapper at 57-8 and American Car and Foundry at 47 E4. Many entries contain garbled names and figures, but several major lines like Chicago Northwestern, Delaware and Hudson, and Rock Island Co appear with inconsistent quotes and prices, reflecting a volatile session and partial data from the market page.
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Amalgamated Dapper
American Car and Foundry
Amertean Locomotite
Amertean Amelting
Apertean Smelting
Pfd
Apercan Secar Redning
Acarioda Molng Companys
Atchleon
Atchleon Tisilway
Taltimore and Ohto
Nadia Paette
Chesapeake
Oto
Somihem Parifie
Nh Western Uniin
Standard Qit Company
Repeal of Negro Franchise Sparks National Debate
Chicago reports a controversial banquet speech by D A Green, senior judge of the Alabama criminal court, arguing the repeal of the Fifteenth Amendment would solve the race problem by removing political privileges from Black citizens. The remarks tie into broader tensions with President-elect Taft and Southern policies, amid election-era calls for fairness and change. Included are market notes from Chicago and Kansas City livestock reports detailing cattle, hogs, and sheep bids and receipts.
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Chicago
United States
D. A. Green
Enzinal Court
Hireminghem
Auditorium Hotel
Csuth
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Francis J. Heney
Fight For Life
Ruef
Haas
Ben Francis
Francia J. Meney
Abraham Ruet
Ignae Deater
Hesey
Lacher
Privilere
Teter'elle
Lorience
Citteria
San Francis
Fan Franches Wren
Ang Atvasnd
Revere- Moma and
Developmenta
Abraham Huet Au
Mayne Schmits
Francia d
Mr Key
Ita
Kittafornes
Oly
Tate
Pirlii
Ats
Abraham Kuef
Lawler
Morris Hess
Germany
Hax
Fron
Trior
San Quentin
Hena
Ban Permaraing
Cal
Nearry
Philadelphia
Arat
Ilebey
Ead Attoreega
San Francisco
Francis
Hever
Behlot
Cilerns’ League of Jesticn
Slic
San Franaio
Fustice
Dreamland Nk
Citizens’ League of Tussles
Hinthy Toharen
Statt
Sutvag
Mts Tins
Tie Trivia
Ean Prancisco
Hean
Franela J. Heney
Ptteg
Lie
Hospital
Meney
Terte
Dukcetery
Duke
Mama
Hans Neemeg
TeeTet
Hans Orst
Netterdey
Jory
Pilmore
Trave Paveral
AxMu
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Mit Howe
Ile Seis Ne
Vana
Luton
Uae
Meg de Rehr Hanapiri
Toy Dean
WWE
Quentin
Copentegly
Enycee
Coort
Fc Learding
Roosevelt
Ort Heney
Swilitil Fieydle Workers
Wero
Lasla
China
Peking
the Thernoon
Eastern League
Secame
York
Simerly
Baltimore
Walt
Toda
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Congress
Iradan
Dors . Cheyer Nee
Pate
Hugane
Thie
A. Graan
Beniar
Alabama Criminal Court
Bays
Chicago Livestock Chicaco
Eth
Tha
Silichers
Syleed FS
BOND
Kansas City
Atoceers Fordere
Wester
Salen
Atesdre Miuttros Benak
Laruhe
Tutanto Webtes
HALA
Weel
Lowa Noy
Wpemern Soediun IF
Aine
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