Black Sea Fleet Debates Reinforcement and Global Impact
Novoe Vremya and other papers press for immediate reinforcement of Admiral Rozestvensky's squadron. The agitation aims to discredit the Foreign Office, arguing Russia must not weaken its near coastal position and should keep a fleet near home waters. The debate touches Britain’s possible response and Turkish naval strength. Separately, a U.S. Supreme Court note reports handwriting experts finding ballot repetitions in Ward 5, Denver, with both parties’ ballots duplicated by several writers.
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Port Arthur Naval Losses and Peace Conference Note
The message from Port Arthur reports multiple ships damaged or sunk including Pobledus and Persvevier and notes heavy bombardment. Washington says Japan has accepted an invitation to a regional peace conference with rulings not affecting current conduct.
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Deco
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Hieki
Denver Prisoner Denied Habeas Relief in Supreme Court Review
The opinion of Judge Sanborn of the United States Court of Appeals denying Michael Bond of Denver a writ of habeas corpus was made public. Bond, held on a contempt charge tied to the recent election, had sought relief from the Colorado Supreme Court ruling. The court ruled the Colorado action is reviewable by writ of error to the U S Supreme Court, which precedent confirms as the proper tribunal for review.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Federal Building
United States
Commlesonuer Shields
Manhattan
Brilliant ceremony in Saint Peters marked by papal procession
A grand Pontifical Mass and ornate procession at Saint Peters celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the Immaculate Conception dogma. Pope Pius II presided as guards, bishops, and cardinals formed a vibrant setting for the unveiling of the Virgin statue crowned by Pope Pius IX.
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Dee
St. Peter's
Yonor
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Pius II
Nan Patterson On Trial For Her Life
In New York the Nan Patterson murder trial resumes as jurors are sworn after disqualification of a juror. Assistant prosecutors begin opening statements while Mise Patterson remains the only defendant in court. The judge delays further proceedings until tomorrow as objections and procedural questions continue.
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Caesar Young
Hood
Mise Patterson
Kati
Tria
Levy
Sale of Defunct Company Assets in Colorado Springs Area
Court appoints trustee in Colorado for the defunct General Metals Company. Bond set at 106 dollars per share for the Tell Uride mill and all company property. Trustee to convert assets to cash and satisfy outstanding debts under Judge Robert Kerr supervision.
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Robert Kerr
Treferee
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Drury Mu
Chadwick Case Goes to Grand Jury Probe
The grand jury began an investigation into Chadwick related financial dealings. Andrew Carnegie’s name appears in inquiry over forgeries as witnesses, including Beckwith and Lyon, are summoned. Chadwick faces possible forgery charges while Mrs. Chadwick is detained on bail and questioned.
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Merchantia
Associated Press
Strety
Perend
Andrew Chinerie
Beckwith
Wiehburn
Austrian ultimatum forces Turkish concessions in Constantinople
The porte yielded to Austrian demands over detention of Austriat maite and threatened officials. Austria ordered dismissal of top Turkish directors and warned of naval demonstrations if not complied within three days. Outcome unclear but tensions eased as Turkish authorities acted to appease Vienna.
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Malonion
France
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Turkey
Turmoil on Wall Street as Stocks Plunge Post Decline
Yesterday stocks fell sharply with widespread selling amid a market panic. The rout hit numerous issues from Copper to Southern and Michigan industries as traders rushed to liquidate holdings, wiping out gains and signaling a dramatic market shift.
Santa Fe Campaign Bids for New Sanitarium Site
A local offer from Maser A Gibon of Penta Fe targets Mayor Tolls Welfe of St. Lawie and promoters of a paternal sanitarium to attract a major project to New Mexico. The bid promises substantial city impact, with talks of land purchases near Deming and Sophia Rowe and influence on a proposed six hundred acre parcel.
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Penta Fe
Tolls
St. Lawie
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Aed
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Te Mokiong
Chadwick notes forge case looms in Ohio dealings
In a Cleveland tied episode, Mrs. Chadwick remains detained as bail efforts continue after forged notes tied to Andrew Carnegie surface. Carnegie denies signing the notes and rejects knowledge of Chadwick, while prosecutors weigh forgery charges based on these security papers and related documents.
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Carnegie
Chadwick
Marshal Henkel
New York
Associated Press
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Sutheriion
Three Arrests in Daggett Hold-Up and Robbery Case
Three suspects Pilgpatrick Williams and Weis remain in custody as posse searches near Daggett for accomplices in the Welle Purge express robbery and Messenger Roberts killing. Nine other men await trial in San Miguel County jail for cattle theft near the Bell ranch.
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Tow Angeles
al. Dee
Shere
Welle
Messenger Roberts
Pilgpatrick
Williams
Weis
San Miguel County
Bell Ranch
No Extra Session Looms for Tariff Revision
President Roosevelt discusses tariff revision with Senate and House leaders. Opposing views on an extraordinary session next spring have emerged, with plans now leaning toward handling the measure in the regular session starting next fall and concluding by December. Representative Watson met with the president to advance a tax measure before July 1.
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House of Representatives
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Indiana
Washington Congress Recess After Short Session
The elite session adjourned to Monday after a brief meeting in which debate over pure food bill stalled progress. Mr Aldrich pressed for lengthy readings and faced opposition from Tillman and Tillman’s Crom Abel Tillman case regarding a colored port of Charleston collector position, seeking committee judiciary report on recess appointments.
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Dee
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Crom
Abel Tillman
Tillnn
William Crom
Othe Port Oat
Charleston
S.C
Promithohoe
Woking
Committee On Judiciary
Legislative proceedings on civil service commission debate
The House opened a discussion on the legislative appropriation bill for the civil service commission. Opponents Bartlett Georgia Hepburn Iowa and Grosvenor Ohio urged striking the coffee appropriation and clerks. The five hour and twenty minute session saw careful framing of the bill with economy emphasis and a cut in the pay of stenographers from 5000 to 3000 and rejection of raising the secretary of the service commission salary. Little progress was made on the bill.
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J. C
Dee
Chvil Service Commission
Messrs. Bartlett
Georgia
Hepburn
Iowa
Grosvenor
Obie
Mitleew
Otte
Oil Service Commission
Little Progres
Meade
Stephens Bill Aims to Extend Federal Irrigation Aid to Texas
Washington D C Dee 5.4 A Texas congressman proposes a bill to extend portions of a national irrigation program to Texas. The measure seeks government funding to cover surveys and preliminary work for irrigation projects and to loan money on real estate for such purposes, with a government commission to work alongside Texas on the state New Mexico border line re marking. An appropriation of twenty five thousand dollars is requested.
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Stephens
Texas
Gov. Robeat
Jill Week
Mr. Stephens
New Mexico
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