Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-03
,ture at Omaha Yesterday:


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Hon Joseph G. Cannon was reelected
speaker of the national house Of repre-
sentatives. The sixtieth session of con-
gress convened. Page
At least fifty miners are believed TO
be entombed in the Naomi mine Of the
United Coal company near Pittsburg
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H J. Groves dies Of his wound in
ficted by General Richard Horne at Kan
sas City. Page i
Populists Of the nation will hold a con-
vention on April at st. Louis. Page
The Thaw murder trial is set for jan
uary 6, a venire being called for that
time. Page !
jury yesterday afternoon. Page i
The Powers murder trial enters upon
its fourth week at Georgetown. Page
A. L vorys has resigned his political
position in Ohio TO assume charge of the
Taft campaign. Page /
Iowa Falls man is held in prison in
Hungary for displaying the American
iag onensively to the police. Page
Secretary Cortelyous financial plans
are rather favored by the republican
leaders Of the house Of representatives.
Page
President Roosevelt does not favor the
immigration bill introduced by the repre-
sentative from California. Page 1
Warships that are to make trip to the
Pacific are taking on coal. Page /
Miss Agnes Templeton, missionary in
the south. is reported to have been as
saulted and killed by Mexicans or In
dians. Page
Railroad report at Lincoln shows the
demand for cars is less by shippers than
in october. Rage
Divorce case Of Dr. CelpeIka dismissed
at Hastings. Involves some unusual fea-
lures and OF international character.
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Chinese smugElers defeat imperial
troops. Page
Car unwilling to believe much OF the
present Duma until he hears OF actual ac-
complishments. Page
Karl Hau's sentence has been commuted,
from death to life Imprisonment. Page
Major General Pershing was a spectator
at the japanese maneuvers, which were
the most extensive ever held. Page
LOCAL.
r. w. Mahaney, Thomas and Hooker
county ranohman, enters plea OF guilty to
grabbing public lands, and receives Jail
sentence aud fine Hatch will stand trial
for perjury and conspiracy on separate
counts Page I
| Inside of the crusade against Chief Of
Police ]. J. DonRhus shows gross misrep-
resentation and attempts to force business
men into the controversy to carry the
ends OF a newspaper. Page
Trial of Charles Pumphrey, charged
with murder Of Han PAX, the Chinese
restaurant keeper. began in Judge Troup's
court, and much trouble is experienced In
securing jury. County attorney indl-
Gates that he Will ask for the death pen
atty. Page
S. NJ. FELTON, has now been president Of
Ave railroads and is at last the head OF
I the great Mexican Central, with head
quarters In the southwestern republic.
| His remarkable career In the railroad
/ business. Page
! Governor George L. Sheldon Joins the
! Omaha delegation to the National Rivers
/ and Harbors congress, instead OF accept
ing the invitation OF the Kansas City
brigade other delegates left Monday
! evening. Rags
/ Omaha banks and no more are being
! issued, except small ones needed for
change. Situation is said TO be so bright
that the holiday trade win be normal in
/ Omaha. Page
Colonel James H Pratt hles an answer
to his wtfes petition for divorce In which
he says she married him for his money
and did not contract the marriage in good
faith. Page 5
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