Utah Woman’s Arrest Tests Social Wrongs and Sympathy
In Salt Lake City Mrs Bradley’s arrest sparked sympathy for her despite social ostracism. Reports say she had about 75 cents on arrest and over $8 in her purse at the House of Detention, while calls for gifts and support flowed. Friends engaged Bartch and Bagley to defend her as stresses rise over the Brown affair and the scandal surrounding the former senator.
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Washington
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Ratt Lake
Bartch & Bagley
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Bagley
Wyoming
Leckie
Blaclent
McKinley
Ireland
O'Gorman
Storer
Canaries Die In House Fire At Mrs Moore’s Home
Fifty canaries perished from smoke as a fire damaged the second story back room of Mrs Kate Moore’s home on Sixth Street Northwest. About 100 birds were kept. half were rescued by a lodger and Mrs Moore before flames and heat drove others to perish. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with no insurance. Fire blamed on a defective flue.
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Sixth Street
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Mr. Moore
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Songators
Beskies
Moore
John H Carter
Bog Buried With Honors
Special to The Washington Post Chattanooga Tenn Dec 9 Airdale bear hunting dog Hello Pepper is buried with funeral ceremonies as his mistress Mrs E A Wheatley weeps over the coffin a Lookout Mountain grave marked with a tombstone. Pepper was prized for chasing bears in hunting trips and produced progeny including Hello Briar Hello Rattlers.
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Washington Post
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Tenn
E A Wheatley
Helio Pepper
Wheatley
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Pepper
Bear
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Kermit Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Hello Briar
Hello Pepper
Hello Rattlers
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Weather Summary from Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin notes a general ridge in pressure easing with light rains in the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valleys. Snow reaches New England and the Lower Lakes, with unsettled conditions in the Atlantic coast and upper Mississippi Valley through Monday. Temperatures remain above seasonal in the east as winds vary and rainfall totals are reported.
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Pacifo Canal
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Mississippi
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Atlantis
Gulf
Trashay
Roosevelt sibling clash over Catholic Church role and Vatican meddling
Theodore Roosevelt recounts disputes with Bellamy Storer over Catholic Church affairs, Archbishop Ireland, and Vatican contact. He defends McKinley era policy, stresses noninterference, and narrates letters and resignations amid political rivalry and public controversy.
Storer questions White House pamphlet denial
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati reports Bellamy Storer, former Ambassador to Austria, challenging the White House denial that his pamphlet was distributed at the Executive Mansion. He notes press inquiries and asks why Drass reports imply the White House as the source. Storer refuses to discuss the cabinet and Upper and Lower Houses allocations, signaling his first answer addresses the denial.
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Cortelyou
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Austria
White House
Executive Mansion
Watt Ath'ndim
Washington
Once Famous Beauty Sylvia Gerrish Hilton Dies
Sylvia Gerrish Hilton widow of Henry G. Hilton dies of pneumonia in the Bronx after living in seclusion with Japanese servants and bulldogs. Former Casino Theater favorite who came to New York in the 1890s linked with Judge Henry Hilton’s son and faced foreclosure attempts over a mortgage on her home.
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Washington Post
New York
Henry G. Hilton
Henry Hilton
A.T. Stewart
Bronx
Hilton
San Francisco
Casino Theater
Henry Graham Hilton
Judge Hilton
Three Asphyxiated in New York Home Incident
Richard Hoppe and his wife aged sixty two and sixty and their five year old granddaughter Louisa Byrnes were found dead in bed at West Brighton Coney Island. They were asphyxiated by illuminating gas. the jet in the room was partially turned on and the couple had slept with a small light burning.
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Louisa Byrnes
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