Lead for G. O. P. convention in Chicago favored
Republican national committeemen gather in Washington for the quadrennial meeting opening Friday at Arlington. Delegates discuss representation and a plan to reduce Southern delegates, while Chicago is seen as the likely convention city with a mid June date eyed.
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Arlingston
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Brayton
Rhode Island
Chicago
Dynamite Damages Sunnyside Blacksmith Shop
Vietor Caia Dec reports the blacksmith shop at Sunnyside cemetery was blown up by unknown parties during grave digging. The cemetery is owned by Davis and Dyler. Proclamations by Colonel Verdeckberg ban gambling, close saloons at midnight, and forbid sale of liquor to soldiers.
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Ranchman Youmans arraigned for disturbance of the peace
Hosle Youmans, a ranchman from the northern Wie rauniy region, was arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of disturbance of the peace. He entered the post office last evening between six and seven, sought a money order, was refused, and allegedly used violent language, violating ordinance No. %. The judge set a fine of 13 dollars plus 3 dollars costs.
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Youmans
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Death of E V Williams in Salt Lake City Utah
A private telegram reports the death of E B Williams age 33 in Salt Lake City Utah. Williams was assistant to the general superintendent of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and died from paralysis following an injury four months earlier. He had long been connected with Utah railroads.
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Secretary Cortelyou Presents His Report on Commerce and Labor
Washington outline of the secretary of commerce and labor's annual report covers department organization, bureau work, funds received and disbursed, and recommendations. It notes personnel figures for Washington and abroad, appropriations of 8,745,574, and discusses the bureau of corporations amid concerns about privilege, consolidation, and political influence.
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Bureau of Cornunations
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Bicycle Riders Battle Through Pain in Long Race
New York December 9. Cyclists pressed on despite injuries. Warren Garten continues after a broken wrist. Frank Krebs aids partner. Race stretches past four hours with leaders and teams listed and distances noted.
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Bedell Wrothers
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Bowler
Maher
Root
Dorlan
Kreis
Peterson
Keegan An Moran
Funeral for Filwarad Carter Held at Local Cemetery
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the funeral of Filwarad Carter who died of consumption at the hospital Monday. The service was held at 2 pm with many friends attending. The casket was moved from George Selzer's undertaker shop to the cemetery where a brief service was conducted by Rev. E. K. Miller of the Methodist church.
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Standard
Filwarad Carter
Miner
George Selzer
EK. Miller
Miners' Union Delivers Stand in Cumberland Meeting
A Cumberland meeting of delegates from Meyersdale to Duresssion of the United Mine Workers decided against accepting a proposed 10 cent per ton wage cut for mining coal. The action affects about 3,000 miners and mine workers, with a likely continuation of tensions among the unions and employers.
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Meyergdale
United Mine Workers
Humorous Hypochondriac Antic Endures Coffin Prank
In a Fort Madison tale, a hypochondriac feigns death to fool Dr. Gray and friends. They stage a funeral with coffin and hired pallbearers, only for the patient to jump up in a fit of laughter, ending the long ruse and dashing the hypochondriac’s pretensions.
Season Lengthened by Baseball League
New York reports the National League votes to extend the season with 131 games per club and a staggered schedule to avoid postponed games. Season runs April 15 to October 10. Rule changes include uniform contracts and transfer restrictions. Rumor of consolidation with the American League denied.
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Loweis
Tio Simes
Russian fleet at Yunampho reported by Tokiyo
London dispatches and Washington reports relay a claimed Russian fleet near Yunampho. The Chinese and Russian officials express caution while Japanese ministers signal reluctance to discuss the matter. The scene centers on potential moves to open Yunampho to foreign trade and broader Russo Japanese posture.
Presbyterians Meet to Discuss Unity Across Branches
A joint committee of four Presbyterian branches met in New York to discuss unity following a Philadelphia synod decision last year. An informal exchange outlined union questions and a formal proposal from the Reformed Presbyterian delegates, with the matter to be reported by the executive committee tomorrow. The Presbyterian Church in the South declined the invitation to participate.
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General Synod
Reformed Presbyterian Church
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Presbyterian Canned South
Water plant dispute moves to Anderson estate purchase
City attorneys to negotiate with the Anderson estate over a potential sale of Ta Vordone water plant after a council meeting. The process is described as lengthy and uncertain, with no administrative authority yet established. In England, Hig elty aged case notes contrast with local proceedings. Dr. Cua Tlntsey performed a chest tumor removal on a man from Denver, reporting a successful operation and hopeful recovery.
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Bitters Ad Claims Cure All Ailments For Invalids
An advertising claim touts Bitters as ideal for invalids recovering from severe illness to regain strength and health. It also asserts cures for dyspepsia indigestion steadachne constipation and malaria urging readers to try a bottle.
Montana Notes From The County Ledger And City Currents
A Montana roundup reports County Treasurer Roberts closing November with 60219.80 in funds and transfers totaling 547505.82. Great Falls notes lodge changes and a Bell of Corneville production beamed by local talent. Cascade essays mark teacher examinations with 70 plus applicants. Lewistown items describe Alder Guteh Mine activity and Wilson Cyanide plans. Helena and Townsend progress on canal and electric plans. city clubs in Billings elect officers and plan outreach. Miles City reports a stove fire damage to Savage’s Drug Store window with minor losses.
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Senator Scott Denies Plan to Back Hannibal Presidency
Washington Senator Scott of West Virginia refutes a circulating story that he aims to secure a delegation for Hannibal's presidential bid. He says Senator Hart does not seek the presidency. The claims are said to be spread to spark ill will among party leaders and President Roosevelt.
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Stinher’s Attorney Thrown Into Jail in Utah
Balt Lake Utah Doc SA special to the Herald from cofield sayawat Wueh cx element exists In that town over the arrest this afternoon at Attor ney Polter of Sut Lake who had been employed to look after the interests of striking miners who have been imprisoned upon various charges Fuller was arrested as he alighted from the train and though he attempted to resist he was hauled to jail by deputy sheriffs and guard The charge against him is criminal libel a section of a recent newspaper interview and is preferred by Noah Potter one of the guards Archbishop Edler immediately asked the governor Wells protesting arrest and imprisonment The governor replied he would send a percpopal representative to make thorough investigation If it is found that the deputy sheriff and chapelay guards are exceeding their authority the case will be sent to the district court
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