davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-10
MOB Protests Against Giving to America for
Armor Plate e==Russian Ship Ashore
Ten Persons Drowned,
HAWAIIAN BAND DESTITUTE.
Musicians Union Oppose ThemGeat Fire Is Destroying
Canton errorss Deral Treasure Train-Gillette
Elected Governor of California
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEws.)

NHwsJ
Sugar. 3.81. Beets S. Sd.
! PLTTsBURG November 9-In dynamite exposon here td
two persons killed fifteen seriously injured
LONDON November 9-Henry Norman is being raised to
KnightEood.
CHARLOTTETOWN, November 9--The Russian ship savnto
went ashore on the rocks here today the crew
were drowned
oDz November 9seven nationalist party were
shot here today by the Socialists The serious
WARSAW November 9-Terrorists here yesterday deaed
treasure train containing $5oO,OOO
ROME, November 9-seous agaons have broken ont here
against giving order for plate American manufacturers
The government has appropriated ooOoOOo improvements of
the railroads
HONOLULU, November 9The band is PLAYING in
dime shows Measures being taken bring home
ran up against the Musicians Union of America
CANTON November "a great raging here 500 houses
have already been burned
SAN FRANCISCO November 8-G1ete has been elected GOV,
ernor OF the State with an estimated majority of 10000
WASHINGTON November g. 1:35 a. m-Fair weather IS ro,
predicted for todays elections
The Republicans claim the next House fifty Democrats by 90
SAN FRANCISCO November claiming California
~ MAJORITY the Democrats by 20 200 the npenden by sOOO
NEW YORK. November The betting today the outcome
the gubernator election Hughes the Republican candidate 70
be strong avoe Hearst the The odds are
AZ on Hughes.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng November hundred sailors broke into
mutn here owing to their objection outbreak
was queDed by force from the naval barracks
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, November 6-Riotng resumed At mid
night Officers assaulted policemen seriously bust
The finally overpowered
HUNTINGTON W w. November 6-Three companies of militia
have been mobzed here There otng williamson Yesterday and
race conflicts
HATTIESBURG Miss hundred shots wes sd
here Yesterday riot Several blacks were seriously
wounded.
HALIFAX November Four vessels wrecked here five
persons drowned Much damage has been the storm
CHICAGO, November 6:Un compromise reached on We'd
the swcmen oil 66 railroads entering Chicago
and demand increase o
bank here and robbed the institution fs7OOO.
OAKLAND Cal November fire here which d ved s16o
600 garage, twenty-five automobiles burned
WASHINGTON November After voting ay President
Roosevelt will start for Panama Louisiana "
KANSAS CITY, November nresident o tho
Iheosophcal Society," has seriously railway wreck in
lItaly. ' ~ "
HAVANA, November 5Leutenant Wiley of the Fifth Infotr
has died of yellow
LlBAU, November 5Nme eighty seven empnts left
here yesterday for the United States.
SHANGHA November 5-Famine province
is estimated that ten million people facing starvation
MANILA November has denied at ponesa we
arrested for sketching Notifications.
HONGKONG, November have seized one British and two
Chinese launches 10000 "
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-10
E&at9:3i!2I!a!i& f7|33:s iaa:g;

Few people give enough thought to the earning
capacity of dollar. When you look at dollar, do
not think of how much it will buy, but
HOM MUCH 1T WILL EARN.
When you find yourself thinking of your dollars
in this way, you starting ON the only straight
and sure road to wealth. Idle dollars of no more
use to the world than idle Every dollar you
make over the cost of actual necessities should be
Immediately placed under the safeguard of strong
bank and kept busiy at work earning other dollars
for YOU We pay four per cent interest on savings
accounts and figure the interest every six months
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-10
CHRISTMAS CARDS +!

Remember those who are far away,
but whom you still love, with q
Christmas or New-year's Clrd. 1t
costs so little, and it will please them
so much. Do not wait till it is too
late.
We have a beautiful collection of
cards from ten to twenty five cents,
Come and make your srlection before
the prettiest ones are sold.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-10
VOLUME XII
ATTORNEYS
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

EDMUND II. HART
NOTARY PUBLIC, CoNvEYENcER AND
TYPEWRITER
AGENT To GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSE
Office, Circuit Court, End Circuit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

JUsT-ArrIved 15O fat Tennessee mules. also two carloads horses, all kinds; 400 horses and mules on nand. Prices right. Abraham Bros. Horse & Mule Co., 131 Lee Street r. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
OF JURY
MRS, BRADLEY IS HELD FOR IN-
 VESTIGATTON.
Woman Who Slew Senator Brown Col- Iapsea When the Finding is Brought In-Is Removed
 to Prison.

Washington, Dec. 13:7-An inquest was held today at the morgue to determine officially the cause of the death of for mer Senator Brown of Utah. who died last midnight from the effect of pis- t0l wound inflicted by Mrs. Anna Nj. Bradley last Saturday in a room at the Hotel Raleigh.
 Detective Burling testified that Mrs. Bradley told him at the station house that she fired the shot. She told me that she was the mother of two of Browns children, and of his refusal to marry her. said the detective. She rehearsed the facts of her connection with Brown"
 Dr. White, superintendent of the Emergency Hospital. stated that at one time during his illness, Brown said that he did not intend to prosecute Mrs Bradley in the event of his recov- cry. After the further evidence of corroborative nature, the jury returned the following verdict:
 Arthur G. Brown came to his dea tn at the Emergency Hospital from a gun shot wound of the bladder. Said gum shot wound was caused by a pistol held in the hands of and fired by Anna NJ. Bradley. We hold said Anna NJ. Bradley for the action of the grand jury.
 When the verdict was read. Mrs Bradley collapsed and for time was in serious condition. As soon as she was able to make the trip she was rec moved to the DistI let jail.
 Arriving at the jail Mrs. Bradley was searched and provided with prisoner clothing. She was assigned to a eel and as the door was closed she sanl on d cot and wept but was soon con. soled by the attendants.
 It Is probable that an indictment will be given against Mrs. Bradley n a few days by the grand Jury which is now in session. In view of the tact that the calendar of the Criminal Court fs filled up to April l. 1t is probable that she will remain in jail for some time unles her attorneys arrange td have her case advanced on the docket
 Attorney Bradley of Salt Lake Guy who is on his way to this city, will confer with Mrs. Bradley's Washing ton attorneys in the preparation of her deteuse.
 The body ot former Senator Brown was shipped tonight to Salt Lake City where the funeral and interment will take place Ills son and daughter will accompany the body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
ENGRAVING.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALEr--At bargain. harness factory and tannery conveniently located, now build-
 ings and up-todate machinery. Address Fac tory, care this paper. 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Oda FelIovrn Grnminr.

1T. c. Weaver. Grand Secretary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Alabama, was in BirmIng gham this morning en route to Montgomery to attend the official count for Grand Lodge officers tomorrow, and in an in- terview announced that since the last Grand Lodge meeting forty subordi- nate lodges and other lodges had been organized. and that there is now membership of over 2O,OO0 He states that Grand Master Crawford of Mont gomery will make as healthy a report on retiring from the office as any of his predecessors. The official count will take place in the ofIcc of the. Grand Master tomorrow. There Is no doubt of the election of R. Tyler Good wyn as Grand Master and the re,elec- tion of H. c. Weaver. as Grand Scare
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

sToVEs--Grand oak, No. s. with 2Gxls inch oven, we offer to close out stock SIS .50 complete. worth sse. We guarantee them. Jas O'Hara. I1sv Monroe s. s5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
No Corn Beef Ordered.

London, Dec. l3.-The recently pub iished statement that the War Omce had contracted with Chicago firms for the supply of lO.O00.O00 pounds of corned beef. was referred to in the House of Commons this afternoon Ly I cuestioner who suggested that the sol diers' health might be ehdan. cred thereby. The Financial Secretary of the War Of1ce, Mir. Buchanan however. denied that any such contract had been placed, but added that owing to the stringent new regulations of the Amer ican government the War Office did not anticipate the slightest danger 10 the health of the soldiers recently supplied with food from this source.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
INDIAN APPROPRIATION.
Red Men wfIi Get ss.OOO.OOO Err
 

Red Men WHi Get ss.OOO,OOO From, Government.
 Washington. Dec. 13.-The Indian ap- propriation bin for 1908 carrying about SS.000,000 was agreed upon today by the House Committee on Indian affairs.
 The appropriation for the Indians in 1907 was $9.405. 900. The estimates sub mitted by the bureau of Indian affairs for the year 1908. aggregated $7,970. .000 or about $30.0O0 less than the bill as amended by the Committee.
 The chief addition to the bill by the Committee was S150,000 for public schools in the Indian Territory for both whites and Indians pending the estab- lishment of the new school system, by the State of Oklahoma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
COOLEY's NOMINATION.
senate Again Holds Up Name Sf As-
 alstanf to MOOdy.

Washington. Dec. 13.-phe nomina- tfun of Afford W Cooley to be Assist ant Attorney General. was again held up in the Senate today.
 . Democratic Senators raised ques- tion as to whether Mfr. Cooley had suf- ficient experience st the oar 60 qualify him for the service and tha aomrntion that went over until next week. Among tbe confrnatious today arc those of John McIlhenney of LouisianA. to be Civil Service Comm issioner in the place ot Mir. Cooley; William R. Ridgeley of Illinois, re-appoint d as Comptroller of the Currency:. J. s. Harlan of Illinois. Edgar F.. Clark. of Iowa and Judson c. Clements of Georgia to he Interstate Commerce Commissioners and Civil En- gineer H. H. Rohsssau to be chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks of the navy with the rank Of Rear Admiral.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
LOST GIVEN BOND
KILLED ROBERT HAMILTON ON ELECTION DAY.
Fired Into Buggy, Wounding CompaH" Ion of Ills Enemy-CIaImed Self Defense in Proceedings Be-
 fore Jradgc Weaver.

Birmingham, Dec. 13.-(Special.)-- - Judge Weaver of the Criminal Court today rendered verdict in the habeas corpus hearing instituted in behalf of George lost. who shot and killed Rob crt Hamilton. constable at North Birmingham the day after the last clectlon. granting the defendant bond In the sum of sT,00O f Announcement was made as soon as Judge Weaver had rendered his decls- ion that good bond would be made immediately. lost and Hamilton were at outs, Hamilton, with a man named Smith, were driving in front of Jost's house when the latter hred on the two men in the buggy, killing Hamilton and injuring smith severely
 It was claimed by Jost that he fired on the mon in the buggy in self-de- fcnsc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Man KiIIed at TrussvIIIe.

An Alabama Great Southern Railroad train ran over and instantly killed white mau near Trussville this morn ing. The body of the unfortunate man was badly mutilated. one of his arms being cut of and one leg mashed, besides the head being bruised The body was identified In the city as that of'a young man known as Frank John son, who lived here with his mother. The man was lying on the track when the train came along. but the engineer, could not stop the train before running over tine body. How the man came to be lying on the track near Trussville canot be imagined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Two Men Hurt.

A switch engine of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad backing down on the union passenger station track, struck a double dray team of the liar ris Transfer Company. being driven by Charles Chandler. colored. The horses were instantly killed and Chandler was seriously injured $. c. Douglass. switchman, who was riding on the front part of the engine, was caught In the debris and seriously injured also. The engine was brought to a stop as quickly as possible, but the horses were caught in a jam between the engine and the bridge posts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
knnsnr MnIx.r ,.ood.

Rockland, Me. Dec. 13.-The battle ship Kansas. from the yards of the New York Ship Building omnany at Camden. N. J.. more than fulflled her contract speed requirements in her official screw Standardization trial 'oil2. Her high est speed was 1s3 Snots an hour. The Kansas will start on her four hour run down the coast at top speed and will then commence her third test, the twen- ty-four hour endurance run. which will bring her well dowh to the Delaware Canes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
SENATE SUMMARY.
Upper House Hears Second Roast Reed 9mOOf

Upper House Hears Second Roast of Reed SmOOt. Washington, Dec 1S,--The Senate to- day listened to the second speech which has been made this session against the continuance of Reed Shoot as Senator from Utah.
 It was delivered by Senator Dubois of Idaho, who after reviewing in de- tail the workings of the Mormon church and Mr. Shoots proNin ent connection herewith. concluded with the charge that President Roosevelt has used the weight of his adminis- tration to assist theH Republican, Nor mon vote in the last election.
 A bill was passed providing regula- tions for fishing vessels to prevent col lisions at sea. Adjournment was ta- ken at { D. m. until Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

vsANTED-Canvassers to sell the famous book; Letters from Tuskegee. being the confession of Q Yankee. truthful expo
 easy; blk prefits. A. E Binder, General Agent ExchanEe Hotel News Stand. Mons- Tomery,' Ala .f:.5. ---7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Hnne tn Snntennn..

Ptttsburg, Dec. 1S.-Clifford Hooe. the negro cOachman, convicted of perjury as result of sensational statements made before the trial of the Hartje di- vorce case. was refused new trial this afternoon. Judge Fraser sentenced him to pay a fine of $50 and undergo an inn prisnment of six years in the Western penitentiarY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Rn,inInn na stn4n...

Washington. Dec 13.-Tne report of the commission which has been sn- gagged for a number of years In a cer- tltication and general revision of the statutes of the United States. was sub mitted to President Roosevelt today. The commission goes out of existence on the 18th inst, Its members are Da- vld K. Watson of Ahio. the chairman; William D. Bynum of Indfnnapolis Ind, Lnd John L. Lott of Tiffin. Ohio
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Insue More Ronhn .

New York. Dec 1S.~-Directors of the Norfolk and Western Railway Com 576.00O per cent convertible gold bonds maturing in 1882. The bonds are part of the $34OO0.0OO authorized some time ago and will he offered to holders Of the adjustment preferred and common stocks at par on the basis of Is of their present holdlngs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
InveatIRnte Lumber Prlce.-

Washington, Dec. 1S-The House to- day adopted q resolution of Mfr. Mil Ter of Kansas, authorizing the Secre- tary of Commerce and Labor to invest igate causes of the high prices of Ium- ber in the various stages of manufact- ure and sale. This investigation is to ascertaininE whether or not the pres- ent high prices are the result of a trust
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
ule for next season will come up for

uIe for next season will come up for consideration.
 and the granting of passes 10 players on visiting teams were the other dues- tions that came up for adjustment at the second days session. Hereafter visiting players will not be granted passes to the grounds except by their own managers.
 Jimmy" Collins last years mana ger of the Boston. team, whom so many of the owners were anxious to secure, will remain in Boston for another ycAr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
necIsIon of Not GuiItr.

Princeton Ky, Dec. 18-Judge Bla- lock rendered decision of mot gull ty" thls afternoon in the case Of Will liam Winters. charged with complicity in the burning of trust tobacco stem meries The court room was crowded with farmers who greeted the verdict with cheers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
nenutr,s sInyer Caunht.

Lake Charles, La, Dec. l3.--A posse last night captured Lee Coleman, ac- cused of killing Deputy Sheriff Shoe maker on october 27, last. Coleman had sworn never to be captured alive, but the posse found him lying in a tent in a swamp. so crippled with rheu- matism that he could not dofen1 him self, and did not attempt to take his own life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Killed Before Family.

Fl Paso. Texas. Dec. 13--Wiliam A. FairclouEh of Ridgeway. N. J.. was run over and instantly killed by a pasen- ger train on the Southern Pacific Rail- road. near this city. today. He was standing on a car platform in full view of his family in the coach, when the coupling broks and he fell between two cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Adrnitn IIir Iacriury.

New Orleans, La. Dec. 1s.-Admis- sion that he swore falsely in making entries of large Louisiana timber land purchase from the United States Gov ernment was made today by John w. smith, principal Government witness in the conspiracy case against William A. and Fred P. Brewer, wealthy Mich igan lumbermen, and Joseph Dunlap. It is charged that Smith bought the land for the Inducements use.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Hurt HansI,vw Scales.

John Priston, white, while assisting in raising some heavy scales at the machine shops of Payne & Joubert, in East Birmingham, was badly crushed when the scales fell. His right leg was broken in two places and he was badly hurt In the side. He was carried to St. Vincent Hospital, where every att tention Is being given him. He Is q man of family and resides at Besse- ber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Will Continue lnuueat.

Coroner Paris will tomorrow take up again the investigation into the kill ing of orestes BrasseIb the young ma chinist who was shdt and mortally wounded Sunday afternoon by Ensley police who were making a raid on a game near the old cement works. A number of witnesses who are said to have been eye-witnesses to the tragedy, will be examined at the session in the morning. Warrants will probably fol- low the investigation by the coroner of the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Grnnt EIrht-Hour Day.

Deadwood. s. D. Dec. 13.-Superin- tendent Crier of the Homestead Mines today that the company had granted the employees an eight-hour day. The underground workers had demanded this. but 1t was concluded to give 1t to all employed They will also he allowed half time in coming to and going from work The new regulation will take effect Saturday next
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
IndInns Manage Fund

Washington. Dec. 12-rhe Committee on Indian Affairs today ordered a ia Q vorable report on a House bill provid- ing that any Indians found to be ca pable of managing their affairs. may have apportioned to them any tribal or trust funds in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the tribes to which they are members
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

at the concluding session of the an-. nual meeting of the National League of Baseball Clubs today. No definite ac- ton was taken in the matter, the league deciding to refer the whole question to the National Commission. The league adjourned subject to Presi-l dent Pnlllam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
LnuInlnnn Hnn NIi.hnn

New Orleans, Dec 13>--A slight mis- hap to the battleship Louisianas ma chinery was found today. A piston ring on the starboard engine is brok- en and the making of repairs may de- tain the battleship here over her scheduled sailing time next Monday The break was found while the engines were being overhauled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

today as a result of an accumulation of stock due to the prohibltiye price at which this product has been held the past few weeks. For some time strictly fresh eggs retailed at anywhere hetwaen Anc and 50c per dozen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Haynes Cnne t,out,nued.

On account of absence Of his attor- ney. the case against Harry Haynes, charged with carrying concealed weap- oTis and assault with intent to murder. growing out of indiscriminHte shooting by Haynes several months back in Al Campbells saloon, was postponed today In the criminal court until the next term of court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Nntlnnn1 I.rnrne Ahinnrn..

New York. Dec, 13.-~The question of bringing the tri-State League, an or ganization of baseball clubs in Altoona. Johnstown. York. Harrisburg. Willismsport and Lancaster, Pa, under the national aEreemenL WaA discuaEad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Tax on Deposits.

Washington. Dec Representative Underwood of Alabama lntrodu ed a bill today providing that d ;ax of one hftieth of 1 per cent. s year shall he levied on all deposits in national banks for the creation of a sneciil fund to protect depositors and creditors of such banks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

NoTICE-we hereby notify our customers, that for additional storage room. we have leased the Mutual Compress for the S.orage of cotton. and that this warehouse is desig
 mated as our No, warehouse for this sea son Those who take out insurance In their own names will be governed accordingly. Sellers & Drum Co -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

WANTED-Fifteen or twenty reliable or ganizefs for a fraternai society in the Stare sf Alabama Liberal contract to right par uas Address National Protective Assc- siation. Williamsport Penpa. e.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on watches diamonds. jew elry guns ard pistols don't woFFys. your
 Montgoneeys ian Go. -+tTtt -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
BIshOp McCabe Improves.

New York. Dec. l3.--The condition of Bishop McCabe of the Methodist Epis. copsl Church who is suffering from c stroke of apoplexy. was reported todag to be slightly improved
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

" NTEp-cne collector in every city fin the United States Winchester Collection Agen- cy. '3I Bank St. Norfolk. Va. men of char
 acter and intelligence write. -2'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
XVIII.

Is there something you want and can
 net find,
 And you dORt know 5uAt where to
 look for itP Have yOu got a new hat or a new dreas
 in mind -,.. And Vvish that you already wore itR Are you thinking of elerkinE OFlearn- ing to sew.
 Or pwtsh to become a musIciaRR TOuII find what yOu need tR our ads
 you will read, And theyII better your present S@a.
 dlGloA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
annnlnrhn fnr nnunIl.

Honolulu, Dec, l3.-The territorial board of immigration has decided to bring 1.10O laborers from Spain. to the islandV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
WANTED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTED-Room and board ia strictly first-class private family: young married
 couple, one child five years old. RefeFences
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

FOR SALE-B Bltoh setter pup three months old. beautifully marked. royalty bred. and fnl of snap. eligible F. D. $. B. s15.OO;
 don't answer unless you mean business, pur- chase returned. money refunded Alabama Field Trial Kennels Calhoun. Ala. --i0-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
WANTED-sITUATIoN.

NANTED-Position by honest young man with references: experience in clerical and mechanical work. Address. care Advertiser
 "Ed" -s-gt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

WANTED--At once, fret class white barber,
 sober and industrious; guarantee twelve dei- lars week. sixty Der cent. oyer twenty aot- lars. Apply B, J. schuster, Selma, Ala. --tl