Race theory and health risks in Stiles address
Dr Charles Stiles warned at a Massachusetts meeting that natural law is violated by living races side by side in the United States. He linked race mixing to disease spread and argued immunity can create reservoirs for infection, urging sanitation improvements and cotton mill reforms.
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Iby Morning Journal
Boston
Charles W. Stiles
United States Public Health Marine Hospital Service
American Society For the Meat of Science
Stiles
United States
Vin
Europe
Hans
Dr. Stiles
Ehilddhan Brace
Troy
Cotten
Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry to Be Opened
Washington reports a congressional probe into the Ballinger Pinchot controversy is to be carried forward. President Tutt and Representative Datzell discussed opening a joint investigation as Republican leaders endorse the inquiry.
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Washington
Delinger Pinchot
Tutt
da Tzell
Penneylvenia
House
Daizell
Taft OKs Joint Public Senate House Inquiry
President Taft agrees with Senate and House leaders to form a joint open investigation of the matter, with five to seven members, to thoroughly address the issue and keep the public informed.
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Taft
Senate
House
Disobedient 14 year old hanged himself after punishment
Toledo dispatch reports Herman Miller fourteen son of John Co Miller hanged himself today after being sent to the cellar for refusing to fetch a pail of water for his mother. The incident occurred in Toledo on December 28.
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Toledo
Herman Miller
John Co. Miller
American Musicians urged to civilize public
Chicago report on the thirty first annual Music Teachers' National association convention. President A W Harris of Northwestern University denounced Americans as musical barbarians and urged music to play a larger role in education noting college graduates know little of sublime works of music.
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Chicago
A. W. Harris
Northwestern University
Music Teachers’ National Association
Harris
Body of War Veteran Found in Platte River
Denver police investigate the death of 65 year old Jerry Haneey a Sheridan Cole resident found in the Platte river with his head protruding from a hole in the bank blood at the scene and other evidence lead to murder theory though accident while intoxicated also considered by Coroner Broad
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Denver
Jerry Haneey
Sheridan
Cole
Platte River
Broad
Hagey
Public funds blamed for graft by New York justice
Supreme Court Justice Wesley Howard faults public spending in Ulster county property appraisals for the Ashekan reserve water project. He warns 44 percent of public money goes to waste and urges tighter controls to stop costly, unnecessary expenditures.
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The
Morning Journal
Troy
Supreme Court
Wesley
Howard
Ashekan
Ulster County
New York City
Commission Furtistzes ovetuEs
Nyaledlare
Henkage
Worte
British Navy wireless secrets theft trial at Portsmouth
The alleged theft of wireless plans models and sketches from the British Navy is argued at Portsmouth. Prosecutors allege the defendant Ahmed Knowlden kept plans for wireless improvements and coding books aboard the torpedo school ship Verner.
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London
Britisi
Alhued
Knowlden
Portsmouth
Verner
Canadians think they have found Cook
Canadians report a man closely resembling explorer Dr. F A Cook seen en route to Detroit after London Ontario train travel. newspaper men cannot locate Cook in Detroit Mount Clemens or Jackson tonight. search efforts continue. In Monte Vista Colorado a steelworker George Horder was found dead in a lodging house after a Wednesday night quarrel, believed killed by a hammer blow.
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Detroit
Der
Loto
Dot
F. A. Cook
Dr. Cook
London
Ont
Mount Clemens
Jackson
Midh
Monte Vista
Colo
Dec
Sieorge Horder
New Mexico Educators Convenes Roswell Session
The 24th Annual New Mexico Educational Association opened in Roswell with lower attendance. President Dr. W E Garrison’s address was read by Charles C Him after travel delays. Hon Alexander Hoge of Texas is slated to speak tomorrow. Social events include a reception at the Prager home and a Commercial Club gathering.
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Roswell
N. M
Dee
New Mexico Educational Association
W. E. Garrison
New Mexico Agricultural College
Garrisson
Territorial
J. E. Clark
Albuquerque
W. D. Sterling
Charles C. Him
Chaves County
Renwell
Association
Alexander Hogg
Fort Worth
Texas
Sidney Prager
Kon
Hiram Hadley
New Mexico
Selinoley
Lona A. Richardson
Augie
McQueen Gray
J. EB. Clark
Santa Fe
Finoneral Bossien Maisie
Ton
Alexander Hoge
Worth
Lexis
A. Ti. Stroup
Institute Workers
Sction
T W Conway
Com A
Central Wrehoel
Ninl College Seeting
Dr. PS
Gowen
Taft to Address Trust and Commerce Law Changes
President Taft plans a single message to Congress detailing proposed amendments to the Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Antitrust Law. He aims to present changes in one communication, aligning antitrust reform with commerce regulation as originally intended.
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Taft
Memburg
Talt Bowen
Federal licensing plan eyed for corporations
The proposal envisions a voluntary federal license for corporations that choose to submit to federal jurisdiction. Proponents argue it would streamline regulation while providing an optional path for business compliance and oversight.
Hawaii Governor Faces $400 Federal Fine
San Francisco December 28 Governor Freer of Hawaii sails home to Honolulu on the Tenyo Maru and must pay a $400 federal fine for himself and his daughter. The penalty arose under the coastwise navigation act for travel between two U S ports aboard a foreign vessel.
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San Francisco
Freer
Hawaii
Washington
United States
Honolulu
Southern Pacific Converts Stock Issue in Louisville Notice
The Southern Pacific company filed an amendment to its charter in Louisville certifying that of the 76,000,000 preferred stock authorized 760,000 shares of $100 par value exist. 744,518 shares have been converted into an equal number of common shares, the rest redeemed or cancelled.
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Louisville
Kyy
Drew
Southern Pacific Company
Man Arrested After Sermon Disturbance in Revival Meeting
E M Snyder a prominent farmer was arrested in Fairmont West Virginia on a charge of disturbing religious worship tonight by allegedly shouting Amen so loudly during a Methodist revival meeting that it nearly broke up the service. He was held in 300 bond awaiting the next grand jury proceedings.
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Morning Journal
Speci
Fairmont W. Va
E. M. Snyder
G. Kl. Ingram
Snyder
Exclusive Newport Cut Off From World
Newport, K. 1, Dec 2d. The city has been three days without wire communication due to a Christmas night storm. Telephone officials estimate damage to the system will reach seven thousand dollars today. Brokers’ offices lack market quotations as yesterday.
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Newport
K. 1
New Senator Once Fugitive in Canada
Special to the News-Scimitar recalls Colonel James Gordon of Cholone named United States senator by Governor Noel, a Confederate leader once suspected of Lincoln assassination conspiracies. Gordon fled to Canada after warrants, later returning with a passport from General Dix to surrender in New York. He denied involvement in the Lincoln plot and affirmed innocence.
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Morning Journal
Memphis
Tenn
Dee
United States
James Gordon
Cholone
United Sates
Noel
A. J McLaurin
Gordon
J. Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Virginia
Eurton Ye
Booth
Ginceln
Canada
Wirsinka
Anorth
New York Cavalry
New York
Discovery of Second Wreck Off Boston Harbor
The Davis Palmer schooner sank with twelve men near Broad Sound after a great weekend storm. A second wreck spotted near The Graves raises questions of a possible collision between the Palmer and an unidentified schooner. Captains Sookamp and Kemp provide conflicting bearings as authorities weigh pending inquiries and ongoing hearings into related alimony disputes.
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Boston Harbor
Morning Journal
Boston
Mass
Davis Palmer
Broad Sound
New England
Kemp
Ariel
Sookamp
Lynn
Mine rescue for entombed shot firer in Oklahoma
Fifty workers rush to Bolen-Deniel mine near McAlester Oklahoma to free Angelo Ascinar a shot firer trapped by a premature blast Rescue progress unclear as to his survival status. Also noted are reports of Friedrich Temperington famous yet deceased in Ridgefield and the capture of Joseph Muckely a murder suspect in Toledo Ohio.
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McAlester
Bolen-Deniel
Angelo Ascinar
Ascinar
Brokaw Spare Time Testimony Splits in Divorce Suit
In New York on December 25 W Gould Brokaw faced cross examination in a divorce case seeking $60 000 alimony per year. He admitted writing insults about his wife to his mother in law and confessed a secretary helped break down his wife’s bedroom door on prior occasions. The plaintiff remained poised and amused in white furs as the session revealed further conflicts.
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Frank J. Gould
Horace EB. White
Syracuse
Brokaw
Baldwin
Great Neck
L. J
Hrokaw
Morning Journal
Superial
New York
W. Gould Brokaw
Byford
Krokaw
Broken
Unidentified murder victim identified as two men
Initial reports identified the victim as John Whitehead of Carthage Missouri and Harry McConnell of Grand Island Nebraska. Police later corrected the identity, revealing the body found near Kan City was alive and well, prompting renewed questioning and confusion.
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John Whitehead
Carthige
Harry McConnell
Grand Island
Neb
Kan Nite City
Whitehead
Trelius Hendricks
Hendricks
Puliee
Tiles Lore
Trendricke
Sell
Attica
Mine managers held for loss of nine lives in explosion
Coroner and jury return a verdict charging the Chicago and Carterville mine management with criminal negligence after an explosion Thursday killed nine men. The case emerges as a high profile mining disaster probe.
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Merrin
Mle
Dee
Gan
Jary
Chicago & Carterville
General John A. Wiley Dies at 66 in Franklin
Major General John A. Wiley, a prominent Pennsylvania militia figure, died tonight at age 66. Previously he controlled significant western Pennsylvania interests and served as brigadier general of volunteers in the Spanish American War.
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Franklin
John A. Wiley
Pennsylvania
Wiley
Feneral
Zelaya Still Claims Presidency Amid Mexican Refuge
Nicaraguan fugitive Jose Santos Zelaya declared he remains Nicaragua’s president though Madriz is provisional. He denied being held prisoner in Mexico and urged friendly intervention by Mexico and the United States to stabilize Central America. He vowed not to return until peace is restored and defended his asylum conditions and wealth claims.
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Morning Journal
Cordoba
Mex
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Madriz
Zelaya
Managua
Dtu
Tie
United States
Knox W
Belgium
Sherwater
Guerrero
Emery Lin
Timite
Lehot
Red
Reotatr
Zelaya's Party Guests Reported At Palace Hotel
In Mexico City on December 28, former President Zelaya and his party were said to stay at the Palace hotel. Central American visitors allegedly planned a greeting trip to Teotipuzcan, 25 miles from the city, prompting local officials to guard the ex leader. An enraged group of tethered demonstrators sent a letter to a local paper voicing harsh views about Zelaya.
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Mexico City
Palace Hotel
Zelaya
Teotipuscan
Americas and prisoners in distant conflict described in torn report
A fragmented dispatch outlines the plight of prisoners from Kama tell pitiful tales of privation and emaciation. It notes relief promises by Zelaya, with a weekly pack train never arriving and rationing limited to bananas for two weeks.
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American Society For Advancement of Science
Marine Hospital Authority
Proughtsmin
Vietin
Garrison
Procran
He Morning Journal
Ets Pi
Feder
Hawaian
Southern Pacific
West Virginia
Grand Jury
Colonel Gordon
Dailors
Peneral
Prederich Temington
Canton
Vredertske Temutnigetom
Ortiat
Ridgefield
Conn
Universalist Church
Tolteds
Joseph Muckely
Caroline Hunt
Stephen Hunt
Kansas City
Brush
Ity Morning Journal
Katie Q
Ben
Louis, Dee
Sen Hie Grande
Pueblo
Burkhead
International & Great Northern
Palestine
Denver & Rio Grande
Mear
Robert Ke. Peary
Metropolitan Opera
Mexico
Menioo
Kama Mueti
Betrada
Guard of Honor
Lopes
Estrada
Kama
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