Hale Will Resist Says It Im: Erils Party
Hale asserts the Republican majority will not concede to tariff revision. Senator Har of Maine criticizes calls to lower schedules, warning it would disrupt business and industry. The interview tracks party unity after a sweeping win, praising the President's leadership and warning opponents against concessions to free trade or tariff cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Maine
Capitol
Delo
Ervat Basss
Atvimer
Murdered in Her Home in New York Flats
In upper East Side New York a woman, Mrs. Margaret Keeler, was found slain with a ten inch coupling pin used as a weapon. The killer, who entered after a visit to the flat, remains at large as police note bloodstains and a thumb imprint on a bloodied tablecloth. Jewelry worth 40 dollars and 200 dollars in cash are reported missing. the husband and two children are present in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Keeler
Upper East Side
Keeler
James
Mabel
Patterson murder retrial set after juror illness
New York reports the Patterson murder trial was halted as juror Dressler suffered apoplexy. District Attorney gave notice of a retrial to begin at the current term. Miss Patterson appeared dejected while awaiting new proceedings and possible bail.
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New York
Patterson
Jerome
Miss Patterson
Edward Dressler
Davis
Dressier
Justice Davis
Benedict Jewels Mystery Hits New York City
Detectives failed to find any trace of Mrs E Benedicts jewels valued at 25000 as hotel safes and luggage were examined. Clerks and a maid offer conflicting accounts of possession and safekeeping at the Stratford. Investigators plan a thorough review as Mrs Benedict travels from Washington toward New York.
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New York
FE. Benedict
Washirtom
Atteotive
Wott
Jasper McClusky
Benede
Stratford
Washington
the Stratford
Mrs. Benedict
MacClusky
Ruby
Cassie Chadwick Sued Over $190,800 Loan Case Hits Headlines
Massachusetts financier Herbert D. Newton sues Cassie Chadwick of Cleveland for $190,800 claiming she pledged bonds and securities held in trust to secure loans. Banks join in seeking restitution totaling about $267,800, with receivership sought for alleged security holdings and court orders issued for inventories.
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Herbert D. Newton
Brookline
Maia
Cassie Chadwick
New York
Mass
Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Newton
Ira Reynolds
Wade Park Banking Company
P. W. Carver
Boston
Carver
Euvenida Avenue Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Elyria
American Exchange National Bank
MM Chadwick
Europe
Wealthy lender questions Chadwick claims in Ohio suit
A prosperous businessman, involved in a Common Pleas Court case in Cleveland, seeks to recover loans to Mrs. Chadwick. He states he relied on her assertions of wealth and security sufficient to cover the loans, which she did not repay on the due dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Iwerbert B. Newton
Brookline
Mass
Cassie Chadwick
Common Pleas Court
Chadwick
Ira Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Wade Park Banking Company
Reynolds
Newton
Shot at Judge on Bench in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 2 Rev Isaac Selby of Australia fired at Superior Judge Hebbard as he sat on the bench. The bullet missed the head and lodged in the chair back. Selby, who faced a divorce suit defended himself, was restrained before firing again and jailed on an attempt to murder charge. He said he shot to obtain justice in this country and regretted bungling the act.
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Roth
Pan
Thor Sentemiau i
Heepus
Ames- Hydrorsin
Wiloch
Yao Uetoon
Ove Brown
Smeris
Joey
San Francisco
Isaac Selby
Australia
Hebbard
Selby
Judge Hebbard
Ten American boats seized by Canadian cruiser near Passamaquoddy Bay
Eastport Maine November 28 ten American fishing craft eight sailing vessels and two steamboats were seized by the Canadian fisheries protector cruiser Corlew for illegal fishing near St George New Brunswick. Each boat faces a 100 dollar fine for the first two charges and 20 dollars for the third with seines and fish also confiscated. The aggregate craft value is about 20000 dollars with fines to be paid and no international issue expected. Canadian minister Prefontaine said the seizure was not significant and will not trigger extraterritoriality. He noted similar punishment for American law breakers and planned visits to Cleveland Detroit and Canadian ports on Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Citizens’ National Bank
National Bank Examiner
C. L. Chadwick
Cleveland
New York
C. T. Beckwith
Cassie L. Chadwick
M. M. Squire
Beckwith
Chadwick
Eastport
Corlew
Passamaquoddy Bay
St. George
New Brunswick
Addiiton
Buffalo
J. H. Prefontaine
Panama Conference Opens Over Panama U S Dispute
The first secret talks between the United States and Panama began in Panama City with Secretary Taft and Panamanian leaders present. The Panama case was presented. proceedings were kept secret until an agreement is reached, likely tomorrow. A Taft reception followed at the American Legation with President Amador and cabinet, canal officials, and 200 Panamanians in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Taft
Amador
Ricardo Arias
Religious Processions Prohibited in Havana
Havana news reports the house passed a bill by 37 to 10 to ban religious processions in the streets amid debates on religious liberty. The article also notes the Chesapeake and Ohio service schedule from Washington, with a Chicago sleeper train starting November 30 and onward.
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Havana
WEW
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
WIM
Western
Roosevelts Trip Ends With Praise For Arrangements
President Roosevelt completes his St Louis leg of the journey praising safety and comfort arrangements. Secret Service reports few disturbances as a magnetic woman causes a scene with a steer aboard. The train proceeds toward Washington with multiple stops noted in Indiana and Ohio while crowds greet the President at several stations.
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Indiana
Richmond
Ind
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Washington
Exposition Grounds
Francis
Loeb
Secret Service
Thompson
Indianapolis
Urbana Depot
Ohio
William Dudley Foulke
Missouri
Roosevelt Special Train Stoned Near Brazil Indiana
A Brazil Indiana dispatch reports four men threw stones at the pilot engine of President Roosevelt’s special train today. Windows were broken, the engine halted, and Secret Service men pursued the assailants who escaped. The dispatch also notes receptions for world leaders at the World’s Fair grounds during the tour.
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Btatea
Edward
England
Francis Joseph
Austria
Palma
Cuba
Indianapolis
Ind
Brazil
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Woman Artist Arrested While Seeking Audience with President
Maria Herndl a Munich born glass painter with Milwaukee ties, attempted to enter the White House area in St Louis to paint President Roosevelt. Secret Service restrained her after she tried to gain access, then released after questioning. she said she wished Roosevelt to view her glass painting of George Washington.
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Louis Mo
Wiliam H. Thompson
Roosevelt
Maria Herndl
Munich
Germany
Milwaukee
Wis
Secret Service
St. Louis
Viehie
Miss Herndl
George Washington
Varied Industries
Herndl
White House
Washington
Wisconsin
Vardaman and Francis Telegrams on Roosevelt Visit
Mississippi Governor Vardaman reported President Roosevelt admired the Mississippi building at the fair, crediting Jefferson Davis in explanation. Pennsylvania Governor Pennybacker relayed Francis’s note that Roosevelt enjoyed the exposition and Pennsylvania’s participation, with celebratory congratulations to Francis for its success.
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Jackson
Miss
Vardamen
Wrancis
Roosevelt
Mississippi
United States
Jefferson Davis
Harrisburg
Gov. Pennypacker
Francis
Pennsylvania
Brigham murder suspect arrested in Lowell
A man giving the name Carl Brett was arrested on Back Central street in Lowell on suspicion of murdering Mrs Emma Richard Brigham of Leicester. He could not account for last Friday or his whereabouts. detectives say motive remains unclear and no robbery motive appears.
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Lowell
Mass
Carl Brett
Leicester
Mase
P. F. Murray
Worcester
Brigham
Yellow Fever at Havana Quarantines French Schoolship
The French schoolship Oneuay Train arrived in Havana with a fever case. Port health officers suspected yellow fever and quarantined the ship for fumigation. A midshipman patient was taken to the detention hospital under mosquito protection. The ship sailed from Fort de France on November 2 with 500 crew aboard.
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Havana
Oneuay
Mide
Fort de France
Martinique
The Senator Faces Revision Clash Today
A Senate page reports one senator reluctant to oppose a proposed revision as Washington weighs changes amid political debate and potential outcomes affecting policy direction. The item outlines the hour and stakes of a pivotal vote.
Stolen money found in California cow shed
Auburn California November 28 the $6000 taken from the Placer County Bank last May was recovered buried in an old five pound lard can in a cow shed on the Weber place Adolph Weber under arrest for murder of his parents brother and sister is formally charged with holding up the bank
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Auburn
Cal
Placer County
Weber Place
Adolph Weber
Land Frauds Conspiracy Deepens With New Suspect Howe
Portland November 28. The land fraud trial adds George A. Howe as a claimed participant with two names. Government to prove Howe acted as a conspirator under an alias and that scrip rights were exchanged for land rather than permanent title. Witnesses described claims by Loomis Ormsby and others.
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Portland
Oreg
George A. Howe
Howe
Horace G. McKinley
Hall
George R. Ogden
General Land Omce
C. H. Loomis
Thomas Wilkins
Loomis
Ogden
S. B. Ormsby
Ormsby
Henry Read Ormsby
Emma Porter
Former boarder shoots widow in Albany crime
Joseph F. White a sixty five year old former state treasurer’s orderly is under arrest in Albany after shooting Mrs. Josephine Russell a thirty five year old widow. She died at a hospital that evening. White formerly boarded with the victim and showed no attempt to flee after the act.
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Albany
N. Y
Joseph F. White
State Treasurer’s Office
Josephine Russell
Russell
White
Treasury Department
Binghamton
Milk Depot
Run on Kalamazoo Bank Sparks Deposit Withdrawal
In Kalamazoo Michigan on November 2 a run on Kalamazoo Savings Bank drew about $60,000 of deposits. The bank stayed open two hours past closing as the run appeared resolved. The disturbance stemmed from a lawsuit involving heirs of the Henry Brees estate in which the bank and executors are defendants.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Coal Miners in Battle near Hastings Colorado
In a Hastings area coal camp fight between Slavs and Italians over a miners strike more than ten shots were fired. One man died and another was seriously wounded. $920 was taken from the slain man. Nine suspects were arrested in connection with the clash. In New Orleans delegates from the Progressive Union and commercial exchanges invited President Roosevelt to visit, plan a thorough port viewing and a trip to the mouth of the Mississippi.
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Trinidad
Colo
Hastings
New Orleans
Progressive Union
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Street battle in Carbondale against Italian gang
In Carbondale a street clash between Italians and a lawless gang left two dead and one wounded. A constable and three officers were shot while attempting to arrest Santo Carressi, who was holding up locals for tribute. The constable died after protecting a prisoner. Italian reformers in the colony vow to eject gang members with help from coal-company actions.
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Scranton
Carribondale
Santo Carressi
Law and Order
Carressi
Edgerton Coal Company
More Troops for Zeigler Amid Mine District Turmoil
Reports from Zeigler Illinois describe escalating violence as Sheriff Stein requests reinforcement. Army orders Captain Galbraith to Benton to aid Sheriff Stein and defend the mine area. A pumping station near the Zeigler shaft is targeted by ambush fire while United Mine Workers officials meet to plan resistance to Camp Tanner.
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Illinois
Springfield
Scott
John T. Galbraith
Fourth
Dnfantry, Wine National Guard
Carbondale
Benton
Stein
Franklin County
Mount Vernon
Attorney Pratt
Zeigler Company
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Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
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National Capital
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Elyria Bank
D. J. Nye
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America
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Columbus
Louise Jordan
Union Station Express
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Franeta
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Brown & Tolson
Credisare
Vardaman
J. E. Rankin
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Virginia
Maryland
House of Rothschild
Supreme Court
Capitol Plaza Railroad
Young Weber
Oregon
Frank Wolgamett
Mitchell
Peter
Kalamazoo Bank
Hammond
National Packing Company
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers
Cooke
Sloan's
Wilsell
Union Trust, & Biorege Co
Lawless Gang
Joseph Tolerico
Frank Ferressi
Mafia
Matix
Zeigler
Odessa
Ateration
Lihau
Rusetenemte
Moscow
Far East
Cronstadt
Russia
Vladivostok
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