Tillman attacks Roosevelt in Senate over Morris incident
In a fiery Senate speech Senator Tillman condemns the White House treatment of Mrs. Minor Morris. Hale protests. Tillman pushes for an investigation while others call for restraint as disputes over press influence and administration conduct unfold amid tearful emphasis on the incident.
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North Side Mourns Four Women Murders Spur Vigilante Action
Amid a spate of killings in a tight district less than a square mile, residents of the North Side plan a convention to discuss rapid measures. Officials consider a fund to hire protection as crime provokes sharp calls for swift, organized response.
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Dave Hill Seeks Probe Into Longstanding Retainer
Albany January 17 The annual retainer of five thousand dollars paid for years to former Senator David Hill to the Equitable Life Assurance Society will be investigated at Hill's request by a New York State Bar Association committee. Hill presented the matter at the association's annual meeting. He said the services were strictly professional and denied receiving any money for political service.
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New York State Bar
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Miners Seek Higher Wages at Indianapolis Convention
Report from the scale committee indicates higher wages will be the main aim of the miners convention. Delegates show strong belief that operators will concede to wage increases, amid debate on the wage scale and working conditions. Separately, celebrations mark Benjamin Franklin’s birthday with civic events in Boston at Symphony Hall.
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Mass
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Immigrant Inspector Reports on European Migration and China Boycott
Immigrant Inspector Marcus Braun reports on European migrants and deceiving agents exploiting the U S system. He cites $50 million sent from the United States to Australia and notes ongoing violations by hawkers and subagents. Washington to China news covers the boycott suppression and potential easing of the Chinese exclusion act with the Viceroy decree urging calm and compliance.
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Board of Foreign Affairs
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Resolution on gambling laws and territorial rights debate
The text includes a draft bill from Maine legislator Luttettiott in Congress about prohibiting games of chance and gambling in U S territories with penalties and enforcement. It also reports a Nogales mining incident where A W Boyles of the Suilana mine was killed by Yanagis attackers near Carbe along the Sonora rail line, with a search party recovering remains and noting brutal injuries.
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Savice
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Chicago City Sues Car Lines for 82 Million Damages
The city of Chicago filed in circuit court against Union Traction for 21.5 million and China Railway for 0.5 million for alleged roadway violations tied to end-of-year car incidents. The action references carriage end issues in December and involves 15,000 cases against Union Traction and 6,000 against Chicago Railway.
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Hicao
Union Traction Company
China(ry Railway Company
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Aetione
Asion Traction Company
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West Virginia Judge Bans Husband from Pursuing Wife
In Parkersburg on January 17 Judge Hunter H. Moss issued an injunction barring a man from wooing his wife after she sought court protection. The order, aimed at stopping advances by the husband, forbids contact and prohibits marriage or intimate proposals to Mary Rows and any other actions that would continue the estrangement.
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