President Urges Ship Subsidy and Navy Build Up
Washington reports the president urged Congress to pass a ship subsidy to promote American shipping and trade. Senate rejected limits on core salary increases, while backing broader pay raises for vice president, speaker, and cabinet. The House committee on naval affairs is pushing approval for an additional battleship alongside the one planned last session. Shonts of the Panama commission resignations noted. Wolcott elected secretary of the Smithsonian Institution by the board of regents.
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Ein Wasbi
Balt
Ennui
Exposition Works Advance as Roosevelt Set to Open
In Folk Virginia a section on Virginia water shows rapid progress on exposition facilities. Most buildings are owned and nearing completion. The great government piers extend into Hampton Roads with a dredged forty acre basin between them to assure water depth at low tide for small crafts. The district around is being beautified for visitors from around the globe. President Roosevelt will open the exposition on schedule.
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Roosevelt
Russo-Chi Bank Opens New York Branch on Pine Street
The Russo- Chinese bank opened a New York branch on Pine Street under Walter Kutzleb who has long acted as the bank's American representative. The institution operates many branches and agencies across Europe and Asia, with capital and reserve totaling 16.6 million dollars and about 160 million dollars in assets per the latest balance sheet.
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Vday
Pine Street
Walter Kutzleb
Europe
Asia
Anti-Gambling Bill Moves in Arizona Legislature
The Tucson Star notes antigambling agitation is yielding results as the Arizona legislature opens, after years of failed promises. Legislation may prompt a federal anti gambling bill if state action stalls, with fears officials will delay until Congress adjourns.
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Tucson Star
Congress
United States
Explosion at Primero mine kills miners in Colorado
News reports a blast at the Colorado Fuel and Iron coal mine at Primo, near Trinidad, with twenty miners killed and more feared. The windy shot caused the explosion, and recovery of a timberman’s body is noted as officials restrict news. Communications are tightly controlled by the fuel company.
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Colorado Fuel & Iran Company
Primero
Frank Hobat
Mid-Winter Golf Tourney Opens in Florida
The mid winter championship for the National Freight Traffic Golf Association began in Palm Beach Florida with large entries. Contestants will qualify through first and second sixteenths and an eighteen hole medal play handicap on the final day. Finalists in the match play events will be ineligible for the handicap event.
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Florida
Palm Bench
Fla
Jan
National Freight ‘Traffic Golf Association
St Andrews Society Plans Burns Banquet Tonight
The St Andrew Society meets tonight at Dr Macbeths office to finalize Burns banquet details for January 25. Hills Orchestra will supply music and menu follows exacting standards. Tickets at $2.50 per cover, on sale through members or the office, sales end tomorrow at 6 o’clock.
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Bobbie Burns
Macbeth
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Hills Orchestra
Apparatus to harvest apples devised by James Larner
Washington January 23 An apparatus declared to solve the apple problem has been devised by James Larner of Lockport New York. It extends to the highest point on a tree with a grip at the end that snatches the apple and drops it into a chute onto a cushion to prevent bruising. Preparations are under way to market it as backers expect a fortune from its success. The device is simple but if successful it will save trees from damage each season.
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Washington
James Larner
Lockport
Annual National Poultry Show Opens in Chicago
The National Fanciers and Breeders association opened its annual poultry, pigeon and pet stock show in Chicago at the seventh regiment armory. The event claims record attendance and the largest exhibit of stock, with more than $10,000 in prizes and valuable medals and cups for top exhibitors.
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Chicago
National Fanciers and Breeders Association
Seventh Regiment ‘ Armory
Oden
San Juan lands restoration bill sparks assembly action
Special to The Evening Citizen reports on the New Mexico legislative assembly's third day with council and house sessions. Juries and county official appointments are debated, and Joint Memorial No. 1 seeks restoration to entry of lands withdrawn in San Juan county. E W Deniston sworn in after delay from a wreck. Republican caucus sets standing committees.
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Santa Fe N. M
Thirty-Seventh
Legislative Assembly
Spiess
Martin
Miera
Sandoval County
Martinez
Taos County
Sargent
Rio Arriba
San Juan County
Baca
E. W. Deniston
Las Vegas
Council
Home
Train Derailed Near Deth Nevada Injures Passengers
A Southern Pacific eastbound express derailed near Deth, Nevada, about 149 miles west of Ogden, last night. Eight cars flipped over. initial reports said several injuries, later figures cited 25 injured, 14 serious, and one death. Cause listed as possible brake mechanism failure. Other items include a Minnesota court order halting stock increase for Great Northern and Denver Merchants trade group amendments before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Jan
Pacife
Deth
Nev
Hosking
Great Northern
Minnesota
St Paul
Ramsey County
Oscar Hallam
Great Northern Railroad Company
Mexican Revolutionists in for very heavy penalties
Chihuahua Mex Jan 23 Sentences pronounced by Judge Camacho federal district court published for eighteen wound be revolutionists arrested at Juarez Parral Jimenes Santa Barabara and other places They include Juan Sarabia Cesar Canales Vicente de la Torre Eduardo Gongales Nemesio Tejeda received prison terms from two to seven years and fines up to 1300 dollars The prisoners appeal to the court in Mexico City and the sentences are regarded as light
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Camacho
Federal District Court
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Parral
Jimenes
Santa Barbara
Juan Sarabia
St Louis
Cesar Canales
Vicente de la Yorre
Eduardo Gongales
Antonio Balboa
Rafael Valles
Elfegio Lugo
Guadalupe Lugo Espejo
Torma
Lizarraga
Francisco Guevara
Joos Porras
Alarcon Alejandro Brave
Guadalupe Ugalde
Cristobal Serrano
Melcedere Olea
Jesus E. Marques
Priscillan Gaitan
Mexico City
Missouri Sues to Dissolve Gould Merger in Supreme Court
Missouri moves to dissolve the alleged merger of the United States Steel and the Jefferson company. Attorney General charges state the merger in question reduces competition and harms the public. The case, filed in Jefferson City, seeks to nullify the merger under state antitrust authority.
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Missouri
Gould
Opening of Thaw trial sparks disorder in New York
Reporters clash with police as about fifty of two hundred reporters gain courtroom access for the murder trial of Harry Thaw. The scene includes Thaw's wife and mother present, judge Justice Fitzgerald presiding, and jurors summoned for a special panel. Several absentees are fined ten dollars. District Attorney Jerome questions the unwritten law in trade. The first juror, Deming Be Smith, a retired umbrella manufacturer, is accepted.
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New York
Harry Be Thaw
Stanford White
Talesmen
Countess of Yarmouth
George Lauder Carnegie
Fitzgerald
Jerome
Fitgerald
Anice
Dai
New York Horticultural Society Holds Annual Convention
Rochester hosts the fifty second annual reunion with over 1,000 horticulture enthusiasts. Dr H T Funk and Dr Ta He Bally address peach culture and orchard failure elements while Bishop of Pontha Mich discusses market gardening and fruit quality. Geneva station professor Parrott speaks on destructive insects and John Craig covers preventing black rot in grapes. Exhibits from the state agricultural station and private dealers display spraying machines and tools. The convention plans activities in the Y M C A hall tomorrow.
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Rochester
New York Horticultural Society
HT. Funk
Pennsylvania
Ta He Bally
Tehace
Bishop
Pontha Mich
W. E. Jordan
Geneva
Profector HD
Read
Gee
T. Powell
Ghent
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Protecting game in Saskatonewan
Liberty January 22. Sporganen room areas of the province have formed the Mberta fair and game presentation to prevent the ruthless destruction of fish and game which has been going on for some years. As the existing laws have been found to be ineffective measures will be introduced to prevent further destruction.
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Liberty
Sporganen Room
Mberta
Jewish Colony of Soukof Town Incorporated
Sawa January 23 The Jewish colony of Soukof Town was incorporated today The objects of the corporation are to engender good feature among people to organize and form a Jewish colony to settle upon and occupy land known as Van Nostrand farm Over a hundred Jews have already settled on the colony Workshops for all kinds of works are being built and six synagogues have been opened on the site
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Sawa
Soukof
AMON
van Nostrand
Plowen Plans Cauliflower Farm Near Denver
Hiverland resident B. Goodale of this town plans starting a 7,008 acre cauliflower farm near Denver. He is known for cauliflower growing and has bought 7,000 acres of virgin land for an experiment. Planting will begin in June with harvest expected by August. Canadian bonds issued during Ottawa on January 22, 1906 total 29,994,002 with 25,663,700 in Great Britain and Canada.
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Flemja
Nin B. Goodale
Denver
Dominion
Great
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