Tariff Board Debate Prompts National Policy Talk
President Schurman of Cornell and William Miller Collier addressed Auburn Huskers at a banquet, urging rapid work by the tariff board to reveal truth about trusts. They discussed Taft Commission aims to decide if tariffs empower monopolies and possible constitutional amendments.
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Taft Commission
Jacob Gould Schurmen
Cornell
William Miller Collier
Spatun
Auburn Husmers
Schurtmoand
Tufts Tariff Board
Convention at Phoeni Regulation of Corporations Adopted
Arizona constitutional convention advances toward adjournment. The labor driven morning session and afternoon readings saw the measure for regulating corporations pass 44 to 4, and cities 3,500 population or more gain power to draft their own charters. The printing of much of the constitution proceeds as debates continue.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Nso
Verdict in Pirst Deares Murder Trial Reported
A juror recounts the long trial round by round with the jury rendering a verdict after twenty hours of deliberation. The case involves charges against Goodwitt and line steel for the murder of Mret Kirby, with details noted from the September proceedings.
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Pirst Deares
Hole
Der
Itv
Dob Goodwitt
Uline Steele
Mret Kirby
Carree
Yuellete
Confession Admitted Questioned As Compelled
Trial notes describe Mitsunaga claiming police coercion over a confession in the murder case of Mrs Catherine Wilken. The defense argues the statement was involuntary while the witness recounts reporting the truth to police. The court weighs admissibility as the case proceeds.
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Tienvern
Cols Tee
Zeer
Todty
Cienkyo Mitsu
Catherine Wilken
Athornes Uilken
Mitsunaga
Petal
Wilson
Battleships Texas and New York Named by Congress
Washington reports two new battleships will bear the names Texas and New York in line with a health rule that state names must honor states. The private contractor will build one vessel and the government will oversee the other at the New York yard, while existing ships Texas and New York are to be renamed to Marecos and Manhattan respectively.
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Washington
New York
Marecos
Manhattan
Nephew of Former French President Dies in Quebec
Faure, 37, nephew of former French President Faure, died in Quebec today of typhoid fever. He was a competitor in the recent international balloon race from St Louis and fell ill while battling near Lake St John.
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France
Quebec
Thueber
Tae
Lie
Jockey Club Financial Audit Reveals Spending Gaps
Morning Journal reports 1906 to 1908 disbursements by the Jockey Club show heavy expenses in lease advertising and press surcharges. Legal fees to lawyer K P Coyne appear, with questions about services for racing interests and the role of James Wadsworth Jr as assembly speaker.
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August Belmont
Jockey Club
Algernon Daingerfeld
Westchester
Brighton
Coyne
Albany
John J. Evans
Metropolitan Turf Association
Bookmaker's Club
Hughes
Hart- Agnew
Mr. Bruce
Morning Journal
New York
Watcotions Horne
United States
Soez
Avecust Delopent
K.P. Coyne
James W. Wadaworth
Metropolitan Turt Associanion
Joeckar
Anguet Delmas
Nous Leelsintora
Mr. Brine
Body misidentified in fatal Boston case sparks police chase
In Philadelphia a body thought to be Hyman Wiener, accused in a policeman’s murder, is found not to be Wiener. Alexander McDonald identifies the corpse as Wiener’s, Wiener is captured alive, and authorities seek the real killer as the mystery deepens. The misidentification triggers a statewide manhunt and new questions about the coffin’s occupant.
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Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Hyman Wiener
Barnett
Rezbury
Mass
Werner Wis
Poleeman Larnett
Wis
Alexander McDonald
Aboure
McDonald
Wiener
Roxbury
Mebonata
City Hall
Heston
Harnett
Hie
Alvo
Arvah
Leon Wiener
Tirman
Hile S
Molaaiald
Wag
Tombleit
Dulaney Declared Not Guilty of Bribery
Dulaney was adjudged not guilty on bribery charges tied to the election of United States Senator Leroy Percy. The verdict was announced in Yasou county circuit court at 1:40 this morning.
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Yasou City
Mig
Thulaney
United States
Laroy Percy
Yasouo County
Western Union Introduces Quick Letter Service Aboard
A rapid telegraph driven letter service will enable urgent messages to be dictated by officials in the Senate Frenelaen office and sent via Western Union to be expedited to steamships. The system offers continental transmission with end delivered in addressed envelopes and rush handling. Available between Chicago and Baltimore or Boston and Seattle with standard postage as the extra charge.
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Sen Frenelaen
Venenthille Ceartainty
Miiafternaan
New York
Kearipe
Western Union Tithograph Company
Chieige
Baltimore
Boston
Beattly
Canada to Build War Vessels at Canadian Yards Under Subsidy
Canadian government plans four Bristol class cruisers and six river destroyers to be built in Canada with support from British firms. Negotiations include subsidies for yards, docks, and training for naval officers. Production to begin within three years, first ships due in water after six years, with Halifax naval academy openings in January for about thirty trainee seamen.
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Iby Morning Journal
Ottawa
Combton
Canada
Vickers’ Sons
Maxim & Wharland & Wolf
Belfast
Briteh
Halifaw
Januay
Niobe
Halifax
Victorian
Woman shoots man over alleged affair amid confession
Morning Journal report from Vincennes describes Mrs Menla Moore testifying that Charles Gibson pursued her, prompting her husband to arrange a rendezvous. Gibson allegedly attacked and forced relations, leading to a fatal shooting after an anonymous letter exposed rumors.
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Mts
Moore
Lonely Spot
Morning Journal
Vinsennes
Ind
Supeport
Charles Edward Gibson
Cibsat
Mra Menla Moore
Gideon
Glover Murder Trial Hearings Reported in Waltham Case
Testimony in the trial of Hattle Letinoc for the murder of Len Glover recalls a noise heard at the Glover home after his death by shooting. George J. Freeman and his wife, guests at the home, testified they heard the noise but did not investigate. The defense questioned whether Mrs Glover or others saw any evidence of fault or guilt.
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Lilian M.hover
Waltham
Larence F. Glover
Todas
Hattle iLetinoc
Hilover
George J. Freeman
Newton
Clover
Glover
Melvin M. Johnson
Preeman
Local Murder Case Details Hattie Le Blanc's Hiding and Aftermath
The article recounts Hattie Le Blanc found hiding under a bed three days after the shooting. Mrs Freeman admits moving furniture to block a door but cites no motive. The defense seeks testimonies on Mrs Glover's language while witnesses dispute the remarks.
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Hattie Leblanc
Canadian Pacific Will Not Raise Freight Rates
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific, said on return from inspecting the Wisconsin Central that the company will not join American railroads in raising freight rates. No increase will be attempted on American or Canadian lines.
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Montreal
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wisconsin Central
Canadian Pacific
War Department under fire in Supreme Court session
Washington. An attorney from New York accused the War Department of political influence and pleaded that Second Lieutenant Winslow Hart Reeves be brought before the court for examination and reinstated. He argued Reeves was unfairly dismissed despite a nervous condition and Philippine service, while defense cited harm to military justice from such methods.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Ileksapittle
Alexander H. Hacon
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Bacon
Attroney
District of Columbia
War Department
Winslow Hart Rreeves
Artillery Corps
Reeves
Philippines
Kieeves
Mer. Bacon
United States
Mefineon Tmid
Ats
Maniac Prisoner Linked to Jack the Ripper Case
A prisoner in the county hospital insane ward is suspected of bearing the Jack the Ripper imprint after admitting, in lucid moments, to firing at Kopland fifteen years ago to avoid arrest. Police will verify, with Legal Aid aid, whether he is the Whitechapel killer, as inquiries into his past life proceed.
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Angelor
Dew
Kopland
Jack the Ripper
Whitechapel
Jack Shaw
Shaw
Legal Aid Society
Edith Tyson
London
High Water on Loire Floods Countryside and Towns
Floods along the Loire inundate 25 kilometers between Basse-Cofine and La Varenne after the dyke breaks. Nantes reports 7,100 jobs lost as the city assists unemployed residents. Avignon also reports a Rhine dyke burst flooding La Palade, with houses demolished and possible fatalities. engineers rush in for aid.
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Loire
Nantes
Prancee
Deveter
Basse- Co Fine
la Varenne
Avignon
France
Rhine
14A Palade
la Palade
Porto Rico Justice Jose M. Fisneras Dies
Justice Jose M. Fisneras of the Porto Rico Supreme Court died today in San Juan Puerto Rico. The high court figure served on the bench and was a prominent legal leader in the island territory.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
P. R
Jose M. Fisneras
Supreme Court of
Porto Ico
Child Slayer Yanked Money WitWooben Of Chile
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Joseph Wendling, charged with the murder of Alma Kellner, paraded through Louisville streets with jury and judge to St John s church scene of the alleged crime. Police reserves guarded a swelling crowd eager for a view as court officials led the procession from courthouse to the church. Prosecution says Alma Kellner was killed and body found beneath a parochial school. defense rested as court adjourned to 10 tomorrow for arguments.
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Morning Journal
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
St. John's Church
Gregory
Britons Divided Over Referendum as Ireland and Ireland Aid Rise
In Boston the United Irish League of America treasurer Fitzpatrick reports a further $10,000 remitttance, part of $60,000 in six weeks, to the Irish National party amid Tory denunciations of America. London liberals reject tariff reform referendum, while Unionists gain momentum on the issue with support for Balfour and debate over devolution and imperial affairs.
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League
Boston
Ireland
America
Morning Journal
United Irish League of America
Thomas Ht. Fitzpatrick
Irish National Party
A& Section
Pitzpatrick
Miong
National
Friends of Ireland
Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
London
Cmpaign
Asquith Down
Salfour
Great Britain
Pattour
Times
Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Halfour
Edward Grey
Berwick
House of Commons
John Redmond
Birrell
Pristol
Birrell Gald
Peace overtures in Mexican rebellion prompt unusual move
A peace commission travels in a white flag bearing train to San Jeidro to negotiate with the insurgents. The Peculiar dispatch from Chihuahua notes foreign pressure to end the turmoil and protect capital assets amid the deteriorating security in the region.
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Morning Journal
Il Paso
Texas
Mexico
Ding
Times
Chihuahua
San Jeidro
Mexico Northwestern
le Dot Riven
Porel#n capital
Pearson Railway
Diaw
Thin
Forces move as Mexican unrest spreads from Chihuahua
FE Paso reports two infantry units departed Chihuahua toward San Isidro and no word has come back. Rumor says they joined the revolutionists. A third cavalry company that refused to leave was disarmed and captured. Two thousand infantry arrived in Chihuahua tonight from the mouth.
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FE Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
San Isidro
Vince
Aged Woman Strangled for Money in West Virginia
Sintersville West Virginia December 2 An inquest into the death of 87 year old Mrs Elizabeth Allen found in her home indicates she was strangled for the royalties from all wells on her property. Neighbors discovered her body early today after missing she lived alone. the house showed signs of disturbance.
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Sintersville
W. Va
Elizabeth Allen
Injunction Ties Up Copper Company Stock
Boston mass December 2 Judge Pierce issues a preliminary injunction on a bill by Wilfred A Collins of Winthrop against the Whitten Mayer and Whitcox corporation Dorchester Trust company Turquoise Copper company and William A Bright. The order restrains disposal or encumbrance of 110000 shares of Turquoise Copper stock deposited in escrow. The bill alleges Bright president of the copper company threatened to take the stock from the trust and use it for himself. The merits hearing will follow.
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Boston Mass
Pierce
Superior Court
Wilfred A. Collins
Winthrop
Whitten-Mayer
Whitcox Ccorporation
New York
Dorchester Trust Company
Turquoise Copper Company
Arizona
William A.right
Littl Rock, Park
Treasury
Bright
Brother in law of Secretary Knox dies in taxicab
Edward Arthur Smith, 62 or 63, brother in law of Secretary of State Knox, died in a taxicab on way to Pittshore hospital after experiencing faintness while walking the main street. He had been treated for a minor ailment. Heart disease listed as cause. He leaves four sons and four sisters including Mrs. Knox.
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Pittshore
Edward Arthur
Knox
Smith
Ieart
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