Thirteen Cars Bring Ore Worth Seven Million
North German insurance in Hamburg faced German court actions over earthquake clause. claims unpaid despite 4.5 million in risk from last April fire. Meanwhile 13 cars of Goldfield ore, valued at 7 million, arrived in Sacramento under tight guard, each car 100,000 pounds. Two killed and five wounded in Oakland shootings last night. Herculaneum lava removed revealing ancient streets as solid concrete. underground museum planned by American residents. Manitoulin Island oil finds prompt Canadian government intervention to curb Standard Oil. Dorothy Pardee, daughter of coal operator Pardee, marries Harold Clarke of New York. Spetter trading firm prices listed.
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New Cardinal Rumor and Papal Encyclical Impact
Paris report says the papal encyclical against liberal reforms closes hopes for moderates in France with church obedience to Rome. It warns of harder times for clergy and Catholics as French bishops are seen as bound to home authority. Archbishop Ireland tipped to be made a cardinal in Rome.
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Official report on Russian terrorists in St Petersburg
An official issue from St Petersburg on June 12 lists appalling figures for terrorist violence from February 1900 to December 31, 1906. It records killings and injuries among governors, police, gendarmes, soldiers, clergy, merchants, bankers, and ordinary people, totaling 32,706 ordinary victims and hundreds more among officials and soldiers.
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New Insurance Reforms Take Effect Under Armstrong Committee
New York January 17. Reforms from the Armstrong committee apply this year. No company may write more than 150 million dollars of business annually. Agents commissions reduced by at least 25 percent. Each new policy must include the full contract binding holder and insurer. No more deferred dividend policies. Metal Market copper and dead unchanged.
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Carnegie plans vast philanthropy after death
Special Correspondence from Pittsburg reports Andrew Carnegie will leave a near billion dollar fortune to be spent on philanthropic works after his death. Edward M. Bigelow, longtime friend and former Pittsburg public works head, reveals Carnegie showed a recently drawn will but won't disclose its contents. Bigelow says the provisions are unique and earmark millions for public causes, including Pittsburg, though he doubts the city’s leadership will execute Carnegie’s plans exactly as intended.
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Seventh Annual Auto Show Opens in Madison Square Garden
The seventh annual National Automobile Show opened in Madison Square Garden, featuring lavish decor worth over $50,000. The elaborate stagecraft includes an Alpine garden theme, amber canopies, silver stars, a large central fountain, and statues of the Goddess of the Show and Mercury, with a white birch avenue tying the display together.
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Reclamation Matters Brought Before Congress
Special to The Evening Citizen Washington D C Jan 12 H B Holt a southern New Mexico politician and candidate for speaker visited departments today The diversion dam of the Elephant Butte project and other reclamation service items were before the house The president urged action on the Colorado River break four miles below the international line in Mexico threatening Imperial Valley California The message values a 2 000 000 sum to restore the river and notes future consideration for payment to Southern Pacific The United States should acquire California Development Company rights and have irrigation projects run by the reclamation service The president announced nominations including Arthur F Stater at Treasury Samuel Abbey Pueblo Register and John J Lambert Receiver at Pue achile
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Daly reports Washington dairy output reaches five million
State Dairy and Food Inspector L Davies reports total dairy output for the past year at five million dollars, excluding 165 creameries whose data are pending. Butter production reached 5,000,000 pounds, up about 400,000 from last year, with total expected to top 9,500,400 pounds once creameries report. Condensed milk shipments from Puget Sound and Alaska totaled 1,600,000 and 600,000 dollars respectively, though the industry remains in its infancy.
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City Directory Sought to Replace Poor Previous Volume
The Evening Citizen urges a rapid, high quality city directory to replace a poorly received Albuquerque edition. Plans call for A Z name listings, illustrated city write ups, and sections on Old Albuquerque with half tone cuts. Banks, churches, schools, and enterprises will be featured with extensive advertisements.
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Democrats Favor Champ Clark As Their Leader
Washington Jan 12 The Isthmian Canal Commission will open bids from private firms for Panama Canal completion. Chairman Shonts calls the task the greatest of modern times with complex magnitude. Bids judged by cost percentage. $200000 bid bond and $2,000,000 performance bond required. Four bids received. Oliver and Bangs of Nashville and New York low at 6.75 percent with prior large contracting experience. other bids 7.19 12.5 and 28 percent.
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Champ Clark poised to lead Democrats in House
A Washington report claims pledged support clears Clark of Missouri as Democratic leader in the House and party candidate for speaker, replacing Williams of Mississippi. The caucus majority signals a major shift in the presidential campaign trajectory, with the leader to be chosen next December or at the start of nominating season.
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Yerkes Denies Opposing Cheap Alcohol Law
Superior Wis January 12 The Telecram prints Commissioner Yerkes report to President Roosevelt denying newspaper claims he opposed the denatured alcohol law and that it forced a 500 gallon daily minimum He says distillers may produce any amount from five to five thousand gallons and that efforts to head off the legislation were mischaracterized
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CEPRUS CROP EXPECTED TO BE RECORD BREAKER
San Prancisco reports show orange shipments for the pant season at 23,173 ears and 3,784 care of lemons. The lemon crop looks larger than last year but orange groves indicate possible decline, with a cautious note that the overall crop may fall about fifty percent. Immigrant arrivals to Boston total 12,469 in the past year, with Italians leading at 17,049, followed by Scandinavians 11,476 and Irish 9,250. Chinese and Japanese arrivals appear in smaller numbers.
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Typhoid Fever Outbreak Prompted in Scranton
Typhoid fever cases surge in Scranton Pennsylvania with ten deaths reported after a January inspection of poor quarters by Mayor Dimick. Officials clamp down on the epidemic amid claims water quality sparked the spread and vow swift action.
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Tillman Attacks Brownsville Action in Senate Speech
Senator Tillman denounces the presidents handling of the Brownsville affair as lynching and argues the innocent soldiers should not suffer for the guilty. He faults army conduct, condemns race politics, and asserts white civilization must govern in America.
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Public land tenure promises vast farm growth
Washington reports reveal about 600 million acres of public land yet to be tenanted. The board of agriculture says five acres per family could sustain a household, potentially adding millions of families and boosting the population significantly.
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Texas House Holds Hout On Bailey Investigation
Austin, Texas. The lower house began an eight hour discussion on whether Senator Bailey should be investigated by the committees or the house as a body for alleged ties to the Wieters-Pierce Oil company. Both sides set four hours for each side and a vote at the end. Adjournment was expected before debate ends.
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Dieazull SN Copper Chop Inchaseng New York Jan 12
Figures published show a Valorization scheme gradually expanding coffee shipments from firm to the country. November import totals reach 146 204 pounds valued around 19 442 620. Two major Chinese banks display confidence by advancing a loan of 2 million to the government of the state of São Paulo.
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