Vardaman Will Keep Troops In Field Till Quiet
In Mississippi, Kemper county unrest escalates with reports of five to twenty killed after outbreaks in Wahalak Seooba and surrounding areas. Governor Vardaman confirms troops deployed to restore order though officials say reports may be exaggerated. Conductor cooper injured in a separate incident near Crawford. Armed units patrol towns as investigations continue.
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Demurrers in New York Life suit sustain Hamilton action
New York December 26 judge Bischoff sustains Andrew Hamilton demurrers to New York Life Insurance Company suit seeking account of 574250 distributed by him. Court upholds insufficiency of first three years of action and allows amends on payment with possible further relief on other counts.
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Duel with Pitchforks Ends in Fatal Injury in New York
A December 26 article from New York reports a duel between two grooms at a fashionable East Fifty sixth street riding academy over tip money and pitchfork sales. Thomas Connolly suffered a severe eye and brain injury from a fork prong wielded by James Cassidy. Cassidy was arrested as the fight lasted several minutes with coworkers avoiding interference.
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Bengal Opium Trade Falls Short of Budget Estimates
Calcutta December 25 India's opium trade reports October sales at 2 006 606 rupees, 118 rupees under estimate. New Bengal opium sales reach 13 000 004 rupees, 2 266 183 over estimate. Bombay opium exports show 862 686 rupees short of budget. For official year to September, revenue is 928 000 rupees below the budget.
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Steel Works Shut Down Only Four Days Holiday
New York Dec 26 The John A Roeplings and Sons company of Trenton New Jersey, employing 7000 men in their steel works, closed only four days during the Christmas holidays. Work will be resumed today. Normally the firm shuts down for two weeks for repairs and stocking but the rush of orders this year for this holiday season shortened the pause.
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Emigration Surge From Bojar to America Reported
New York dispatch says 9 000 residents of Bojar near Salamanca plan mass emigration to the United States. A Monday meeting approved Uruguay and Nicaragua leaders offering ships and funds for transportation. Also in Georgia delegates from across the South gather for the Alpha Epsilon fraternity biennial in Atlanta with 1 300 attendees and 70 chapters represented.
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Tacoma Interurban Fatal Collision News
Tacoma interurban passenger train and work train collided four miles north of Milton near Falowood killing four and injuring twelve. Flagman missing. two flat cars crushed the first passenger car. Names of fatally injured include George Rows and Conductor Wh Harris. Traffic halted on a sharp grade in a deep cut.
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Patrolman Salazar searches for missing buggy in Albuquerque
Patrolman Joe Salazar departed from Albuquerque at 2 PM to recover a missing buggy belonging to Mrs A M Whitcomb wife of city building inspector. The rig disappeared from Jack Fenner's residence at 7 PM last night after its wheel scraped a tub iron. The horse was found wandering without harness this morning.
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Liquor sales charged in Indian youths case at 7 pm
Mrs. Charles Webb wife of Badaracce Summer Garden owner to face United States Commissioner Whiting at 7 this evening on liquor selling charges to Indian youths, case continued last Monday, defense by Judge Hancock. German trade shows strong industrial activity and coal shortages strain rails and miners while Yukon mining expansion plans promise more investment and activity.
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Agent of Santa Fe Disappears With Funds
G Ke Blake, long time Santa Fe agent at Gotta, vanished Monday night after preparing a ticket in his favor. An account audit shows a $1 shortage. He left on a west-bound train. In June he asked a former operator to guard the office temporarily. his failure to return uncovered the shortage. Efforts to locate him began immediately, but no trace has been found.
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American yachts for King Edward's Cup entry
New York reports Thomas W. Lawson plans to build a yacht for the King Edward's Cup at Cowes on the Isle of Wight next year, with three American yachts already entered for the German Emperor's Cup in Kiel. The Hastern Yacht Club considers inviting an international fleet to race off St Sebastian, Spain, under the plan of the British National Committee, next July. Races include a handicap for King Alfonso's cup and a special Queen Christina plaque.
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Snowbound London and linked world notes from Dec 26
A Vienna divorce case headlines follow Pope edicts amid France church state tensions. London endures two inches of snow disrupting mails and rail traffic as ships struggle offshore. Mount Vesuvius shows snow cap while Fraser river salmon catches drop sharply prompting calls for preservation and government action.
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Fatal shooting at Cabpro saloon injures man
Report reaches Ely of a fatal shooting in Cabpro Monday evening at the Dementino Jaramillo saloon. David Chay was struck in the stomach after a scuffle over a six-shooter. Pablo Jaramillo allegedly fired the weapon as it exploded. Chaves, shot in the stomach, is not expected to survive. Jaramillo is grief stricken.
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SAPS Plan Rebellions in Island Possessions
Special to The Evening Citizen reports Delegate Andrews declined a Panama visit to study the canal and serve constituents. The World cites Havana dispatches on suspected Japanese plans for insurrection in Cuba, the Philippines, and Hawaii, with police observing Japanese gathering fortification data. Taft says no official word on a Leavenworth street riot, deferring to police.
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Leprosy Rising in South Africa Despite Act
Cape Town reports show leprosy increases with the 15 year old repression act failing to reduce cases. At least 1,000 lepers remain unsegregated as asylum space is full, with sufferers mainly among the colored population and scattered across districts.
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Dancers Wear Powdered Wigs at Albuquerque Ball
The Coulllon club, a new Albuquerque social group, hosted a fancy dance last night in the Fike rodeo room turned ballroom. Guests wore powdered wigs and costumes, with sixteen regular and several extra numbers on the program and a lunch served.
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