Keep Out Saloon Bill Aims Near Naval Station
A proposed act to ban sale of intoxicating liquors within one mile of United States naval reservations in Washington state is to be introduced in the coming legislative session. The measure, drafted by Judge R A Ballinger, prescribes fines up to 1000 dollars and up to one year in jail for violations, with an emergency clause taking effect immediately. The move follows Navy concerns over Puget Sound yard activity after refusals to deploy ships.
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Courts to Decide Philippine Catholic Schism Case
Secretary Root’s decision places the dispute between rival Catholic factions in the Philippines under civil court jurisdiction. Leader Aglipah fronts schismatics who control church property the Catholic church seeks. Governor Taft previously ruled the matter for civil adjustment, a view Root now endorses as pivotal to U S title negotiations with Mgr. Guidi.
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Admiral Stirling to Remain at Puget Sound Yard
Washington Jan 3 It is likely Rear Admiral Stirling will not leave Puget Sound navy yard for weeks as the navy department considers assigning either Rear Admiral Kempf or Rear Admiral Silas Casey to Puget Sound station in place of Stirling. The final choice favors Admiral Casey.
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Railroad to build Chicago to Minneapolis and St Paul
E F Serviss western agent of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad says a Chicago to Minneapolis and St Paul line has been definitely arranged. Work will begin in the spring after a conference with President Yoakum in Omaha Nebraska.
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Record-Herald
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E. F. Serviss
Seattle rainfall record shatters 22 year total
Seattle reports 45.3 inches of rain for the year, the heaviest since 1881 according to unofficial records and breaking official totals since 1890. In Calistoga a lone highwayman robbed the Calistoga and Clear Lake stage on Mount St. Helena, taking the express box and a few dollars from passengers.
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Coal in Senate Sparks Debate on Duty and Monopolies
January 6 Washington senate reconvenes amid coal scarcity. Senator Lodge introduces a ninety day duty suspension on coal while Culberson seeks removal of the duty on anthracite. West asserts a duty exists per the general appraisers and Roosevelt. Jones cites Hearst charges of railroad control and calls for attorney general evidence as debate runs to 2 pm before omnibus statehood bill takes precedence.
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Arkansas
W. R. Hearst
Two Drownings Reported In White River Flood
Floods in the White river valley claim two lives as Martin Cummings and Edward Shaunessy perish while attempting to rescue neighbors livestock. Andy Connoley survives clinging to drift wood in the ten foot floodwater on William Cochran's farm. The flood recedes and damage is less than feared.
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White River Valley
Martin Cummings
Edward Shaunessy
Andy Connoley
William Cochran
Womanly ideals and daily heroines in modern life
A collection of essays and anecdotes on female virtue. It urges women to act with brave integrity, aid others, and pursue duty over ambition. It contrasts heroic daily fighters with traditional notions of beauty, and offers practical homemaking tips and topical social commentary.
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