Birth of Lee in the South Observed Across Cities
General Robert E. Lee's birthday is celebrated with closures of public schools and banks. Across cities from Richmond to Jacksonville, state and local events include salutes, memorial meetings, dinners, and speeches by Confederate veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans.
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Richmond
Robert E. Lee
Montana
Helena
Mont
Stonewall Jackson
Charlote
N. C
Lee
Mra. M
Savannah
Anks
Houston
Tex
Daughters of the Conderacy
JBLIC
Sharleston
8. C
Mfoderate
Norfolk
Lee Jackson
Virginia
Florida
Jacksonville
Frs
Hagerman Outlines Early Goals as Incoming New Mexico Governor
Governor-to-be Herbert J. Hagerman spoke from Roswell outlining plans upon inauguration in Santa Fe. He urged careful study before changes, proposed curtailing territorial expenses, abolishing needless offices, noted high taxation, and promised action on public lands and prudent governance.
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Citizen
Roswell
Hagerman
Santa Fe
Evening Citizen
N. M
Herbert J. Hagerman
Tseless
New Mexico
Otero
Mr. Hagerman
Packers Seek Immunity Claim in U S Court
Attorney John Miller for the packers argues in Chicago that Corporation Commissioner Garfield will admit the packers deserve immunity from prosecution. Garfield was present in the courtroom as Miller announced the claim and began taking notes on the proceedings.
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Chicago
John 5.Miller
Packers
United States
Corporation Commission
Eer Garfeld
Garfield
Miller
Sloan Appointed Insurance Commissioner
The report notes the appointment of Dr. Sloan as insurance commissioner by Governor More, amid court actions involving George Y. Salmon and Harvey W. Salmon over defunct bank deposits and a bankruptcy ruling. It also mentions related legal proceedings in Kansas City and Chicago and a condemned prisoner’s unusual last-day device.
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Kansas City
Polwok
United States District Court
George Y. Salmon
Harvey W. Salmon
Salmon @ Salmon
Clinton
Mons
Savoia Me
Atte Court
Trane
Ornor
G Terredco
Federal Court
John H. Stoan
Cores Waurance
Pedro Perea
Dr. Stoan
Hele
Car on Brooklyn elevated falls to street. one dead
A three car Lexington avenue line train of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company jumped a switch at Fulton and Chestnut streets. The car fell from the elevated structure into the street, killing one person and injuring a dogen. Passengers were crowded aboard when the accident occurred at the curve.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lexington Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Fulton and
Chestnut Streets
Cear
Engineer killed in head-on Colorado collision near Castle Rock
Two Rio Grande trains collided head on near Castle Rock Colorado killing one engineer. No other injuries were reported. In Canyon City Colorado a former Governor Peabody and family recovered from ptomaine poisoning after breakfast, illness linked to spoiled meat.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Rio Grande
Castle Rock
Canyon
City
Peabody
Long distance line to Albuquerque opens tomorrow
The new long distance telephone line linking Santa Fe and Las Vegas reaches Albuquerque. The system, now connected yesterday, will be in full operation tomorrow with per minute rates for calls over three minutes to be decided. Miss Mix Isle LeTarte made the first test call from the central station. The project will expand to Socorro and El Paso, connecting Salt Lake City to the region.
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Albuquerque
Mix Isle LeTarte
Central Station
Santa Fe
Salt Lake City
el Paso
Czar Escape Anniversary Marked by Blessing and Attack
Czarist Russia observes Epiphany anniversary with solemn services on the Neva. Grapeshot salvo at the Winter Palace narrowly misses the imperial family, sparking arrests and court martial for artillery personnel. Moroccan conference deferred on Mohammedan Sunday with continued Franco-German program talks. Lead and copper markets show little change in New York.
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St. Petersburg
Coar
Exar
Russia
Cta
Neva
Winter Palace
T«E Palace
Cxar
Statehood bill moves in congress amid party splits
Washington, Jan 19. Secretary Root criticizes consular service lapses and urges reform. A senate panel delays action on a magazine writer case. Alaska delegate bill gains favorable committee reply. House and senate push urgency funding and joint statehood options for Arizona and New Mexico amid party divisions. Andrews of New Mexico supports public vote on statehood. some opposition exists. Lehigh University new president Drinker highlighted by New York alumni dinner. Funeral services held for Marshall Field with private rites.
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Washington, D. C
Root
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Livingston
Senate
Washington, D.C
Senate Committee On
Alaska
Committee On Territories Today
Nelson
Congress
House Committee
Sherman
New York
Littauer
Panama
Senate Committee On Territories
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Clark
Arkansas
Andr
Territory
Andrews
House Committee On Territories Today
Junion
A. J. Dearn
Prescott, Ariz
Evening Citizen
Committee On Territories
Republican Central Committee
Territorial Senate
Council
al Maquerque
Haeserman
Santa Fe ii
Lehigh University
Henry 8. Drinker
Drinker
Lehigh
University
Alumi
Resi
Lebiga Valley Railroad
Ciinelry
Charity Aims To Aid Educated Foreign Women In New York
An organization formed by prominent society women to assist educated foreign women, mainly teachers and governesses, who arrive in the United States seeking livelihood. It seeks a social center and eventual permanent home to support these women lacking resources, with figures noting German nationals as a large group.
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New York
Jan
Humber
Isaac Guggenheim
Ludwig Sutro
America
Boverhoemes
Tomchera
Paying Honors to Two Distinguished Guests
Local events greet Dr. Douglas Hyde on arrival with cheers from a modest crowd. A day of social functions culminates in a monster meeting at Tomlinson Hall where Hyde will speak, with notable speakers and musical entertainment planned.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
Republican Editorial Association of Missouri
McKinley-Roosevelt Club
D. M. Burnside
Poplar Bluff
C. M. Harrison
Gallatin
Phil
Grimth
Greenfield
B. F. Guthrie
Milan
P. E. Burton
Joplin
W. J. Ewell
Carthage
Douglas Hyde
Ubeeta Coos
Dr. Hyde
Monster
Tomlinson Hell
Tre
Lanks
Prude
Hibernian Singing Society
Gambert
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Tlanta
Atlanta
Rginia Society
Lee-Jackson
Icasion
Dallas
Texas
Meral Lee
Bush Temple of Music
Ghorus
SLOAN
Thade Txtay
George McRaynollds
Aree
McHaynolds & Co
McRaynolds
Louiseliie
William van Delsen
Panny Porter
Jalil
van Delsen
van Delien
Fanny Porter
Empire OF
Japan
Nincton
Lake Fe
Philippines
Hie Peewideat
Boseador
United
Las Vegas
Petersburg
SchussSelberg
Tamius
Mies
Amo
Czar
Congressional
Taft
Consular Service
Bigelow
Ter
Senate Committee
Philadelphia
Henry Lear
Doylestown National Bank
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