Newspaper men hailed 10 court by John O Ue
Rockefeller sues over alleged libel in an article published by the New York American. S. E. Carvalho, president of the Star Company, was arrested in New York on criminal libel charges and arraigned before Magistrate Finn. Clarence J. Shearn seeks parole for Carvalho as Rockefellers accuses the Star group of injuring his reputation.
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Morning Journal
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Carvalho
Star Company
William R. Hearst
New York America
Finn
Clarence J. Shearn
Hearst Publications
Larvin
Huwyer
Rockefeller
Murphy
Jerome
Garvin
Bradford Merrill
Edward H. Clark
Merrill and Clark
Shearn
Merrill
Clark
California
Chicago
University of Chicago
Roockefeller
Merritt
Alleged peonage probe at Summitt plant near Chicago
District attorney Thore investigates a Summitt stockade claim where workers say a thirty foot enclosure and debt bondage kept them prisoner. Plant officials deny the charges calling it spite work. Multiple witnesses have been consulted and a decision is expected soon.
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ITIM
Chicago
Summitt
Thore
Taft Leaves for Vacation in Georgia
President elect Taft meets with President Roosevelt in Washington before departing for a vacation in Georgia. They discuss matters requiring Taft s advice during a two hour White House conference at noon. Taft travels with his brother C P Taft and meets Secretary Straus on the train prior to lunch.
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Morniing Journal
Washinton
Roosevelt
Taft
Washington
New York
White House
C. P. Ta
Straue
Mr. Taft
Taft trip with two navy cruisers planned to Panama
President elect Taft travels with his family and aides to Augusta while Roosevelt orders two naval cruisers for the Panama voyage. The January 10 start from Charleston is planned as a precaution amid questions of presidential succession. Alfred Nobel and Fred Sterns may accompany Taft. Senator Tillman joins on the same train for a brief talk.
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Panama
Charlottesville
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
Charleston
Augusta
Alfred Nobel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fred Sterns
Boston
Mr. Taft
Senator Tillman
Floods Paralyze Traffic on Coast Line
Morning Journal reports Salt River flood has subsided somewhat. Thootewell dam and Granite Meet dam show water levels with portions submerged. Cave Creek threat recedes and Valley rail lines suffer damage. a thousand feet of the Tonto Fe railway track at Winslow washed out halting all trains.
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Cave Creek
Tanta Fe Railway
Winslow
Passenger Trains Delayed by Washout Near Winslow
Santa Fe passenger trains No 4 and No 48 were delayed after a heavy washout east of Winslow three miles from a big bridge. Track damage stretched repairs over hours amid three days of steady rain in Northern Arizona. Locals feared flood recurrence as waters flooded a roundhouse and disrupted railroad work crews. Local fair notes mention home cooking candy and crafts at The Woman's club event next Friday.
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Santa Fe
Winslow
Big Bridge
Holbrook
Arizona
Chattown
Winstow
Ceylon Governor Hosts US Fleet Officers Dinner
Colombo reports Governor Sir Henry McCathum hosted thirty American battleship officers under Rear Admiral Sperry and fifty Ceylon officials at a banquet. He toasted President Roosevelt, praised the fleet, and Sperry thanked Colombo for hospitality as the cruise aimed to show naval self sustentation rather than power demonstration. The note cites the fleet’s timely arrivals and honors from the American consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Colombo
Ceylon
Sperry
Covernor
Henry Edward McCathum
Roosevelt
Hampton Magdiie
United States
Pacific
Sir Henry
White House
Admiral Sperry
Mr. Taft
Tie
America
Nelson
Hampton Heads
William
Seechman
Colombe
Honer
Death of actor Harry Gla aler at Hotel Maryland Pasadena
Los Angeles reports the death of Harry Gla aler a prominent actor and Helasco Stock company member found in his room at the Hotel Maryland Pasadena. Heart disease is given as the likely cause. He leaves a widow and a fifteen year old son in Glendale. He formerly starred in The Three Musketeers and led clock companies in Detroit and Toledo. He had lived in the city about four years.
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Los Angeles
Harry Glaaler
Helasco Stock Company
United States
Maryland
Pasadena
Detroit
Toelede
Women Describe Horrors of Upper Berth Disparage by Victims
Two traveling women testified before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane about Pullman berths. They described ventila tion as poor and said tipping the porter is necessary for service. They recounted an incident where a porter ignored a woman with a baby, prompting sympathy for the tipping controversy. The case, focusing on Chicago to St Paul rates, was placed under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McNulty
A. FE. Voreweik
Hanahan
Mrs. McNulty
Lane
Chicago
St. Paul
Washington
Duluth
Seattle
Hater
New Turkish regime opens with cautious promise
The report notes progression in Turkey with a reorganized cabinet and the appointment of Hakka Bey as ambassador to Rome. King Edward sent telegrams of congratulations as the sultan’s parliament opens, signaling cautious optimism amid political changes. Also, a Northern Pacific coast train fire in Minnesota caused $40,000 in damage at St. Cloud, destroying two cars after a passenger’s match ignited a curtain.
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Hakka Bey
Rome
Edward
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Coast
St. Cloud
Minn
Counterfeiting Guilty in Foley's Honey and Tar Case
A court finds a defendant guilty of counterfeiting in a case tied to imitation money and an alleged link to the J. J. O Rielly Co. The damaged text suggests a comparison to substituting a worthless remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar, a noted cough and cold remedy.
Identification of Chang strengthens slaying case in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 17, three police officers testified they positively identified Pho ien tification of In Whan Chang as the slayer of Dorham White Stevens. The officers said Chang was pointed out at the time of the shooting and that he followed and shot the diplomat James McGrath, James Gleason and John T. McManus testified.
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San Francisco
In Whan Chang
Dorham White Stevens
Chang
James McGrath
James Gleason
John T. McManus
Rales
Man
Japan
Sunset Official Dies Suddenly in San Francisco
George W Mieteher district freight agent for the Southern Pacific railroad and a leading Bohemian club member died suddenly of heart disease in San Francisco on December 17 after years of suffering the ailment.
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Sunset
San Francisco
George W Mieteher
Southern Pacific Rairoad
Bohemian Club
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Albuquerque Woman
Albuquerque resident Mrs. L. J. Curd reports relief from back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with curing kidney related distress and recommends it to others. Sold by 11 local dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U S agents under the Doan's name.
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Albuquerque
Bright
Dean
L. J. Curd
South Third Street
N. M
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Eae York
United Sates
Sch
Doan
Recognition Granted to Haiti Government Headed by Simon
The state department sent instructions to American Minister Furniss in Port au Prince to recognize the new Haitian government led by General Simon. Washington announced the move on December 17.
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Simon
Washington
State Department
Furniss
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Judge Denies Habeas Corpus for R B Shepard
Judge John Pollock in the U S district court denied a writ of habeas corpus for R B Shepard of Salt Lake seeking freedom from Leavenworth federal penitentiary. Shepard, sentenced to five years for sending obscene literature through the mails, intimated an appeal.
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Topeka
Kas
John Pollock
United States District Court Today
R. B. Shepard
Salt Lake
Leavenworth
Shepard
Washington congratulates Turkish parliament opening
Acting Secretary Bacon sent a cable to Ambassador Lishman in Constantinople conveying the congratulations and good wishes of the state and house on the opening of Turkey's first parliament and directing delivery to the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bacon
Lishman
Constantinople
Foley's Honey and Tar Promised Fast Cold Relief
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds may develop into pneumonia quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. It soothes inflamed membranes heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. For sale by J. H. O'Rielly Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. O'Rielly Co
Upson Wins Amateur Championship Preliminary at Travers Island
New York December 17. A Upson of Cleveland captured the Amateur championship preliminary match at the opening of the national clay bird meet held at the Travers Island trap range in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. Upson
Cleveland
Travers Island
New
Gifted Textile Ornament Inscribed in Gold at Lithgow's
A damanged line notes a cloth gift marked in gold letters at Lithgow's department store, referenced as a ceremonial or decorative item linked to a person or event, with few readable details about origin or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithgow's
York Athletic Club Shooting Meet Highlights
Upson scored 96 of 100 birds to win at York Athletic Club. J H Hendrickson of New York and William Ford of Wilmington Delaware tied for second with 94, Hendrickson winning the shoot-off with 25 straight. Billings of New York took third despite a 94. Professionals led by J A R Elliott of Brooklyn with 96 thirds. L Gordon of Aberdeen Maryland was second with 98. George Maxwell of Holstein Nebraska was third with 1.
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George Maxwell
Holstein, Neb
Piles Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief or Money Back
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment treats piles in six to fourteen days or refunds the purchase price. It asserts results for conditions described as Siching Blind Breeaing or Protruding Piles with a 60 cent charge.
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John O
Young Rockefeller
New York American
Georgia
Union Station
Phoenix
Morning Journal Special
Phoenix, Ariz
Salt River
Thootewell
Washoets
Neeazon
Banqueto Amerigand
Colonial Executive
Pound Dread
Pata
Rema
Cape
Stern-Scillosss Company
W. Central
Vlione Tie
Ryels
All Grocers
Commerce Commission
Pullman
Morving Journal
Interstate Com
Merce
Turkey
J. 4. O'Rielly Co
Barnatto
Barnatto Diamond Co
Girard, Bldg
Sirs
Rox
Bennetts Curio Store
Central Ave
N. First ST
Cece Reece
Bizso
Bennett Curio CO
South Second
J. F. Palmer
W. A. Goff & Co
Columbus
F. G. Pratt
Belen
New Mexico
A. T. & S. F. RailWay
Kansas City
Galveston
Old Mexico
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Valley of the Rio Grande
Patent Koller Mills
Eow
Beren
Harvey Fating
Harvey Eating House
Belen Ls
Alglugi Lerque
New Merico
Ganta Fe Railway Company
John Becker
Belen Town and Improvement Company
WM. M. Berger
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