Curse and Final Farewell Between Brothers in Jail
In Minneapolis a condemned man Harry Hayward curses his brother Adry as they meet before execution. The exchange ends with Harry vowing to welcome Adry on the brink of hell with a red hot poker. Adry remains calm and prays for forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Harry Trayward
Adry
Earth
Harry
Run Vialt
Dr. Hayward
Allison
Mroukh
Macry
Sid Alarry
Marty
Aly T
Delegates Scarce Yet Confident In Republican Convention Efforts
Washington and other hubs report factions pushing for the Republican convention with Pennsylvania and California delegations arriving. Leaders claim prospects are strong, with preparatory committees forming. the San Francisco delegation outlined plans in a late meeting. A British steamer Madura foundered off Corunna, with cargo and passengers. last telegram reports a mid ocean wreck on November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andnra
Hamburg
Patterson
Port Royal
Corunna
Spain
Murder Charge Tangles Kalispell Family History
Rupert Jordan, sought for a murder in 1889, fled Kalispell Montana to Kentucky. Reports say he was accused of killing a man en route to work, with his brothers-in-law involved in a federal arrest and habeas corpus attempt failing. Mrs Jordan, once a school superintendent candidate, died the day her husband’s release was sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Jorden
Mont
Kentucky
Mercer County
Kalinpell
Hik
Rupert Jordan
Jordan
Mwlinois
Waaly Bbirt
Losbie
Schoule
Didtelot
Papars Wereryeulur
Une Fyelsoner van
Me Dénlon
Anya
Ohio Republicans Back McKinley for Presidency
The Ohio Republican scene centers on Governor McKinley as the state’s presidential choice. At the state convention, Hanna and others defend McKinley’s candidacy, while rumors of Sherman and other figures influencing the national slate surface, with McKinley’s nomination viewed as nearly unanimous by Ohio delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Washington
Mark Natina
Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley
Sprakine
Mckinsey
Mattiniay
Hanna
Woot
Sherman
Mare and Wimple
Banna
Sherman War Ehalemin
Bie
McKkinley
Mukinney
Cyclone Bob Uses Scissors on Anaconda Jail Jailer
In Anaconda Montana a jail fight broke out as Cyclone Bob and another inmate struggled with Pat Brennan the jailer. Brennan attempted to separate them and was struck with a cane then attacked with scissors in the eye and body. Intervening prisoners saved him from a fatal blow. Cyclone Bob whose real name is Robert Carruthers was serving time in the penitentiary for crimes and released ten days ago before further troubles led to a conviction for larceny with a four month sentence now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclone Bob
Pat Brennen
Anaconda
Mont
Dec
Pat Brennan
Chia
Cysclon Bob
Dewr Lodge
Rooty
Brennas
Bol
Verensiot
Cripple Creek Camp Expected to Surpass All Mines
Governor Grant of Colorado tours Cripple Creek mining camps and predicts the Cripple Creek district will produce more gold in the near future than Leadville, noting Denver and Emeline Co figures. He references Leadville’s $100,000,000 output and compares South African mines with Cripple Creek’s prospects, asserting lofty expectations for wealth and tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Cays
Denver
James EB. Brant
Omeha & Grant Emeline Company
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Mos
Leadville
Tealville
Cripple Crook
Hazardous Journey to Carry Mail From Juneau to Port Cudahy
A perilous mail route from Juneau to Port Cudahy described by Dee and Jamue Jackson. The overland mule and river trek across the Forty-Atin area faces avalanches and winter hazards, with miners paying a fee for each letter carried. Canadian authorities offer a reward for two found lips as part of the perilous navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Pore Cudahy
Port Townsend
Wash
Dee
Jamue Jackaon
Fort Cudahy
Yukon River
Wiliam
Fleome
Canadian Postofice
Canadian Postofice On Forty-Atin Orwokhia Service Ks Meray
Etter Pring
Appointment of United States Attorney for Northern District of California
The Benjamin FL Dorenn of San Francisco has been appointed as United States attorney for the northern district of California to take part in the defense of matters related to a timber and trading dispute in the district. The Redwood Company of Edinburgh, Scotland, is involved in a timber trade matter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bergen
Yo Combet
Washington, D.C
Benjamin FL Dorenn
San Francisco
United States
Galtornia
California
Redwood Company
Edintrsh
Scosland
Califorvilik
Morwan Found Guilty in Ida Ginakill Murder
In Omaha a jury found George Morwan guilty of murder for the death of 11 year old Ida Ginakill. He was sentenced to be hanged after a verdict reached in the afternoon session following deliberations that began the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Dec
George Morwan
Ida Ginakill
Harlem Wreck Claims Three Lives on New Haven Line
A New York & New Haven wreck in Harlem killed engineer Thomas Fitegerald, brakemen Frederick Maptes and Thomas McNalley, and injured conductor Thomas Bannon and fireman Thomas McKeon. The engine toppled after leaving the track between 132nd and 133rd streets. all five crew from New York City residents perished or were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York & New Haven
Harlem
Thomas Fitegerald
Frederick Maptes
Thomas McNalley
Thomas Bannon
Thomas McKeon
van Nest
Bannon
McKean
Abell
Poent
Witegerald
New Chicago Block Exchange telegraph office opens
The Chicago Block Exchange unveils a new telegraph office described as the finest in the world. Located on the corner of Washington Street, it houses the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company with departments across multiple floors. The design features marble and aluminum fixtures, eight writing stations per desk, and an overhead lighting system that eliminates shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cme
Telugmaghe Cable Company
Chicago Block Exchange
TaBalle
Washington
Trevia
Honging
Tom Font
Sioe
Useelty
Sodvini
Policeman fatally wounded in pawnbroker scuffle
Policeman William H. Franz was shot and mortally wounded noon today in St Joenpt Missouri. He intervened in a pawnbroker dispute over a stolen watch linked to Atchison Kansas. Lalowbits allegedly drew a revolver, firing five shots, three hitting the officer as bystanders and officers detained him and other suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy Pires
St Joenpt
William H. Franz
L. Lethowite
Franz
Pawhriwp
Orin McAfferty
Atchiwon
Kas
Terolive
Frans
Lathowits
On of Laibowits
Attecl
McAfferty
Lalbowils
Boy Ant
Wena
Pacific Cable Company organizes for transoceanic line
A meeting at the Central and South American Telegraph Company office formed the Pacific Cable Company's independent organization. The plan aims to connect San Francisco with an American route through Pearl River, Randwick plants, and links to Japan, China, Australia and India, with mutual advantages to related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central and South American Telegraph Company
Pacific Cable Company
Central and South American ‘Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Japan
China
Australia
India
Gli Amd
Wits
Ferguson Dead In His Room At Denver Mining Man
Wromaeneny dH Ferguson found dead in his room in Denver. Mead Jones Hill a representative of the Penquylyatia Lead Company arrived from Pitighore 49. Ferguson once signed Alaska to an exploration venture and later organized the Alaska Steamable and Exploration Company to mine and develop gold and silver mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Enat
West
Denver
Den
Mead
Investigation of Yacht Race Inquiry to Begin
New York Yacht Club plans an immediate inquiry into the September 7 incident involving club representatives. Lord Dunraven will be informed upon his arrival, and the investigation will commence to determine the facts and charges connected with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunraen
New Tark
Dee
New York Yacht
Yup Hae
Multi
Kerney
Lord Tunraven
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
International chess tournament opens in St Petersburg with Pillsbury lead
The 1914 world chess event begins in St Petersburg as young American champion Frank Pillsbury faces established masters like Lasker and Schaefer. Pillsbury sailed from New York November 20 and arrives confident to contest four major rounds while Lasker shares the honor of being the youngest champions with Pillsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fewinburg
Dec
Fuerst N. Pillsbury
Hastings
England
Paul
Pillsbury
Mastinga
Lasker
Tsehl
Gorin
Stelnite
Furrasch
Bauh
Karen
Avery
Thuk Io
Innet
New York
Chess Player Club
Brooklyn
Hin Clits
Firstiah Choas Chay
London
States
Rummel Lasker
Phlwtiry
Yourwest Choas
Ile
Germany
Havnne W Breton
Victorian chess prodigy breaks records in Europe and America
A 23 year old chess master rose to prominence with wins across Europe and the United States. He defeated top locals near New York, establishing a record for speed and precision under pressure. His brilliant play has elevated him among leading figures in the chess world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion
Stulitz
Nhampiiti
Massacre at Marsovan Missionary Letter Reports Turmoil
An Americas missionary in Marsovan describes the massacre on December 18 as Turks attacked the Armenian quarters near the market and looted homes. The letter recounts screams, house fires, and a raid on a girls boarding school, with soldiers eventually surrounding the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily News Today
Marsovan
Maya
Marsowan
Hoon
Guin
Constantinople
Max Soare
Bota
Bulgaria
Bellavud
Missionariica Ail
Toston
Dec
Adwbavnara
Asia Minor
Too
Judwon Smith
D. D
Amberican Board
Mixrionarre
Strathnevis Tage To Be Sent Out For Appearance
The steamer Tacoma departs Vic torte for a long voyage toward the Strathnevis Tage, with two to three tugs expected to cover hundreds of miles to await her appearance. Severe southerly gales and currents off Cape Plattery and Alaska’s coast are factors as Captains Meaper and Hooper assess whether the voyage can bring the Strathnevis near Cape Minter for salvage or sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage
Port Townsend
Wah
Strathnevin
Tacoma
Victorte
Cape Plattery
Meaper
Revenur Marine Awr
Covan
Vao~couver Island
Alaska
Hooper
Cape Minter
Trial verdict shocks crowd in Montana incident
After 18 hours, jurors acquit Sanaiet of wcquictal sentry at the Goodwin case. The state proved Goodwin and a mob were at the round house on November 4 the night the strike was ordered, but the jury returned a verdict contrary to expectations, leaving many stunned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallapell
Mont
Dito
Boy Goodwin
Ulmort
Goodwin
Mob
Fire wipes out San Francisco wholesale store on Market Street
A large wholesale store in San Francisco on Market Street owned by Hoffman and Alexander, purveyors of men's furnishing goods, burned tonight. The loss is estimated around 800000 dollars, but the building is fully insured. The fire’s origin and spread were not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snes
San Francisco
Hoffman & Alexander
Market Strant
Armenian Mass Atrocity Report Shocks Memphis
Terrifying dispatches describe Armenian women and children driven into poverty after widespread killings. In Mem viva and nearby areas, families mourn as the 100,000 Armenians report mass butchery and looting. The text cites destroyed mission houses and refugees facing a harsh winter with scarce aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Dec
Helen Royster
Mem Viva
Mra
Bila
Constantingple
Myre
Harpool
Postoffice Employes Dismissed For Conspiracy
A chief and two clerks are accused of conspiring to leak official information in the post office. Samuel Haight of Twiliang and William W. Hi of Mississippi, plus another clerk Builivan, are named in the case. The Kirk's Soap Factory burn is noted with a loss estimated between 9000 and 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhinetat
Dew
Williamy W. Hi
Mississippi
Pontotoe
Samuel Haight
Twiliang
Turoau
Builivan
Free Delivery Bureau
Note of Salisbury Kept Secret Read by Pauncefote to Olney
Fragmented dispatch describes Secretary Olney receiving a secret Salisbury note via Ambassador Bayard on the Vendetta boundary issue. The note’s leakage concerns Washington officials and President’s return from a hunting trip. Official secrecy aims to delay public release and congressional briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Pauncefote
Olney
Washington
Divo
Lord Saliabury
Giney
AmMaMador Bayard
Hoon
Juhien Padavelate
Thio
State Department
Oyor
Councils Forming Rapidly Across Cities National Alliance Growth
Trish Mavlonsi Alliance expands nationwide with hundreds of members in U S and Canada. Andrew Nolan elected president of J Lalit city council, municipal councils forming in New York, Brooklyn, and other cities on New York day. Large branches reported in Boston Lawrence Lowell Detroit Cleveland Montreal Toronto. Municipal committees to be appointed around the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Cleveland
Detroit
Anaconde
Whitte City
Mort
Toronte
Montrea
Counetia
Beln
New York
Brooklyn
Succeed Senator Blackburn Contest Heats Kentucky Senate Race
In Frankfort Democrats elect A. J. Carroll over a rival in Louisville as the race to replace Senator Blackburn tightens. Governor elect Terhune is due to arrive and will influence the territorial contest, with Republican Hunter seen as a key ally in the ongoing fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Democrate
A. J. Carrol
Louisaville
Thack
Congremsman Hunter
Republicana
Fire rages all day in Chicago district blaze
Firemen fought stubborn flames in the Quwitown district of Chicago all day. A warehouse occupied by Hi Wolf Co general merchandine was destroyed. The adjoining building housing the wine company and others sustained slight damage. One man Joba Dore was severely burned. origin of the fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dyernettos
Hirick
Quwitown
Jon
Tre-Atory Orick
Etme
Wawn Bid
Altmat
Hi. Wolf & Co
Joba Dore
Hook Aml
Coblenzt Bondmen Fight State Demand in Penitentiary Case
In Walla Walla on December 7 the superior court heard bondmen Milo Kelly and Francie Binson deny all allegations in the state’s complaint to collect debts tied to J. M. Cablenta. They dispute the claims and offer a general denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
Walla Walla
Aupertir
Milo Kelly
Francie Binson
Bondhemen
J. MH. Cablenta
Lair
Med Andnawer
Dob Jents
Intrigue in Canton Seeks Independent Government Plot
Secret organization planned to seize Canton with 400 men from Hong Kong, aiming to capture the city treasury and viceroy's palace, proclaim independence, and hold Canton. Five barrels of powder and ammunition labeled cement were seized, 15 agents captured, authorities search for leaders and remaining arms amid widespread sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonton
Canton
China
Can+ton
United States
Conmul
Hong Kong
Tte
Peieure
Arma
Dilwertearch
Walla Walla Indian War Vets Hold Fortieth Anniversary
In Walla Walla Washington on December 7 1806 the fortieth anniversary of the Fourney Fight was celebrated near Pronchtons ten miles from the city site of the battle. Twelve Indian war veterans and many citizens attended. Recollections and memories were shared with literary exercises and speeches by J McAnnMY A G Lloyd J W McObes and W Painter. The old battleflag used during the night was carried with them and a new flag presented by Mrs Loyl Antony, daughter of the late Senator Nesmith of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Wallin
Wash
Dee
Walla Walla Valley
Pronchtons
Milan
Prem Bat
Olacenen
Muale
Junon McAnnmy
A. G. Lloyd
J. W. McObes
W. ©. Painter
Mln
Mra. Loyl Antovny
United Blutes
Nesmith
Oregon
Stockholders Seek Receiver for Enterprise Mining Co
Newark stockholders led by John D. Wood filed for a receiver in Newark before Vice Chancellor Entery alleging mismanagement at Enterprise Mining Co. The NJ firm, capitalized at 1.64 million, has paid no dividends in two years despite ore in the mines. Crawford and three others are named as mismanaging officials amid mineral profits contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J. Dee
Entery
Ue Enterprise Mining Company
New Jersey
Ktiod
Cel
John D. Wood
Mde
Paa
D. C. Crawford
Iitter
Bherman
Gold Sent To The Sub Treasury To Ease Currency Pressure
A Dec 7 report from Chicago and St Louis notes government adoption of the Janus scheme to pay freight has increased gold receipts at the Chicago sub treasury by about 20,000 over 70 days from country ranks. A $50,000 deposit was made at the St Louis sub treasury for exchange with currency by D. May & Co to relieve pressure on the old remove and restore it to the high water mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Divo
Batla
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Chisage
St. Louis
AsBieTs
Louie
Wold Wayrade
D. May & Co
Gompers and McBride Rival for AFL Presidency in New York
Delegates to the American Federation of Labor national convention in New York begin arriving. A heated race for the presidency shapes up between Samuel Gompers, former longtime chief, and Providence McBride, with labor factions split along reform and old-guard lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
New York
American Pedeoration of Labor
Provident McBride
Ramuel Gompers
SieBeide
Denver
McBride
Verdict on the viaduct horror blamed conductor
The coroner declares motorman Rogers blameless while the verdict is to place fault on conductor Edward Hoffman who signalled the car forward. The report also notes a separate line about a 1 year old child and a violent incident in Hatley Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Clevelandt
Duc
Utx
Rogers
Edward Hoffman
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Tiishupe
Lyon
Kinley
THE
Wromaeneny
Sultan
M. Nolidort
Auctienes
Rusete
Kad Pawha Ani
Pathow
Xeon
Wad
Verkon
Jasikt
Oh Howbier
Sivas
Cheviein~ Léy
Sitrager
Deolurup
Armenia
Emanual Lasker
Marsov
Pianayreault
Kirk
Blackburn
Wathers
Huntington
Vamson
Toy Matfield
Devil
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