Capital's Natal Day Observed With Imposing Ceremony
Washington marked the centennial of the national capital with a grand celebration led by President McKinley. A military parade, a Capitol review, and State governors attended, as the White House unveiled a model for a larger executive mansion and the District observed a national holiday.
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Santa Fe Renounces Recognition of O R T in Strike Fallout
Topeka December 12 The Santa Fe railway repudiates its relations with the Order of Railway Telegraphers citing incompetence and a breakdown of notice. Management says recognition may be reconsidered only under competent leadership and notes a flood of applications from strikers while curtailing courtesy and services during the strike. Colorado agents report many applications and no further need for workers as the strike ends.
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Newman Sanguine on Santa Fe Strike Progress in Topeka
J M Newman, chair of the Santa Fe grievance committee, arrives in Topeka and reports growing operator defections in Chicago with many strikers jubilant. Depot and general offices show inexperienced replacements, while permanent strike headquarters in a Topeka hotel coordinate ongoing dispatches and protest.
Ripley Arrives in Topeka for Santa Fe Stockholders Meeting
President Ripley of the Santa Fe reached Topeka for the stockholders meeting set for tomorrow. He dismissed the telegraphers strike as a non event and called it a failure, saying it had no real impact.
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Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Santa Fe board to meet in Topeka amid telegraphers strike
Topeka Kansas December 12 The Santa Fe board of directors will hold its regular session in Topeka tomorrow with most members already there The strike situation tops the agenda as the striking telegraphers say they will not seek an audience with the board and have been ordered to stay away from company offices.
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The
Santa Fe
Ability to Serve Orders With Precision and Diligence
The article highlights commitment to carrying out assignments to the best of their ability. It emphasizes accuracy, dedication, and adherence to duties in fulfilling tasks and responding to requests with reliable effort.
Clark leaders contest Meagher seats to aid Clark interests
Special Dispatch from White Sulphur Springs notes Clark county leaders filed a contest against senator-elect Ik. J. Anderson and representative-elect Nathan Godfrey. They allege Meagher clerk and recorder blocked Dr. McKay’s name from the ballot, claiming votes would shift to McKay and affect the joint Senate ballot for two U S senators. a. G.
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White Sulphur Springs
Meagher County
Ik. J. Anderson
Nathan Godfrey
Ir. Brooks
Clark
Dr. McKay
People’s Party
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Uintah Indians Make Threats at White Rock School
A Uintah agency incident at White Rock Utah led Agent Myron to request Fort Duchesne support after Indian families threatened to burn school buildings. Lt Pearson and 60 troops moved toward the scene as measles illnesses spread among children and a death in the community escalated tensions.
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Indemnification Claim Over Nickel Armor Seeks Royalties
Secretary Long heard General Joseph K. McCammon for Schneider Steel of Crous sot France on a claim for royalties from the U S government amounting to about 350000 for nickel steel armor used in warships. The case centers on tests at Annapolis and subsequent use of nickel steel in armor plates. Secretary Long reserved his decision.
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Schneider Steel Company
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Schneider
Harvey
Illinois anti trust law declared unconstitutional
In Chicago the circuit court ruled section one of Illinois anti trust law unconstitutional. The decision, by Judges Tuley Dane and Waterman, leaves intact sections requiring annual affidavits to the Secretary of State and a $50 fine for noncompliance. The ruling affects over 800 corporations that refused to file affidavits.
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Tuley, Dane and Waterman
Circuit Court
Illinois
Secretary of State
Court Overrules Demurrers Upheld Trust Law Part Defeated
The court overrules the defendants demurrers and upholds the anti trust law in the point at issue. Attorneys for the defense hail a distinct victory for corporations, claiming the ruling nullifies the most vital part of the state's anti trust law.
Kennedy Acquitted in Assault With Intent to Kill Case
John Kennedy was acquitted in a United States court of assault with intent to kill after a March incident on the Blackfoot reservation. The shooting at John Miller's house left Gus Leinbach fatally injured, his leg later amputated. Kennedy's defense claimed accidental fire. Frank Baker pleaded guilty to unlawfully bartering with the Blackfoot, and Knowles paid a $50 fine.
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Helena
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Gus Leinbach
Canada
Leinbach
John Croat
John Miller
George Martin
Kennedy
Blackfoot
A Knowles
Admiral Beardslee Honored in Tokyo Amid Perry Relics
A grand Tokyo reception lauded Admiral Beardslee of the U S Navy recalling Commodore Perry's expedition. Japanese scholars and Marquis Saigo praised U S relations, with plans for a Perry memorial lighthouse at Uraga harbor. A Tokio bicycle club formation signals Western influence as a training ship faces storm peril near Hong Kong and Echigo oil investment grows.
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Montana Constitutional Amendment Passes Narrowly
The Montana constitution amendment on the supreme court, voted recently, carried but with only about one-sixth voter turnout. State totals show 7 689 for and 3 205 against. In the Tenth district E K Cheadle Republican defeated J W Tattan Democrat by 247 votes with 2 347 and 2 100 cast respectively.
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Conference regulation set by powers for plenipotentiaries
Pekin correspondent reports that a committee of representatives from the powers has been chosen to regulate the conferences with the plenipotentiaries, confirming the agreement on collective note.
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Pekin
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Argentina to invite bids for Trans-Andean railroad sale
London December 13 The Buenos Aires correspondent reports the Argentine government will invite public tenders for the sale of the Trans-Andean railroad on a basis of 1,200,400 pounds.
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Buenos Aires
The
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Rumor Links Ex-King Milan to American Heiress
Vienna reports a rumor that former King Milan may be engaged to Miss Atsel an American heiress. The Daily Chronicle correspondent notes the chatter circulating in Austrian capital.
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Daily Chronicle
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Atsel
Professor Marshall Henshaw Dies in Springfield
Professor Marshall Henshaw of Amherst College died suddenly today in Springfield Massachusetts at age. The death was reported by local authorities and follows his tenure as a faculty member and scholar in Amherst.
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Broken Rail Disrupts Kota Line Service
A broken rail on the Kota Line disrupted train service causing delays and inspections. Rail workers restricted traffic as investigators assessed the damage and planned repairs.
WENT INTO THE DITCH Great Northern wreck injures many
A Great Northern line wreck near Brocton Montana injures many with three killed. A derailed coast train No 3 traveled 45 mph on a broken rail. four cars plunged down a 100 yard embankment and sleepers remained on the track. Coroner to hold inquest tomorrow. traffic delayed over ten hours.
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Great Northern Railroad
Brocton
Glasgow
Watson
No Verdict In Morrison Case Deliberations Continue
Eldorado Kansas December 12 Judge Shinn again sent the Morrison jury to bed directing deliberations resume at 8 30 a m. Jurors complained of illness while Miss Morrison awaited a verdict and received sympathy letters. A jurors communication prompted closed discussion between the judge and counsel before ordered to press on.
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Kan
Shinn
Morrison
Miss Morrison
Mining Congress Forms Idaho State Committee
Boise December meeting notes outline a state committee to organize the international mining congress set for July next year. Appointments include Mayor J H Richards as chairman, Lt. Gov J H Hutchinson, and officials from Nampa Hailey Salmon Lemhi Wardner Idaho City Wallace and Lewiston among others.
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International Mining Congress
J. H. Richards
J. H. Hutchinson
Trade Dollar
Owyhee County
E. H. Deey
Nampa
W. H. Watt
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No Visit Planned for Association Meeting
Professor Lar gent, superintendent of the Great schools, says no teachers from this city will attend the association meeting at Butte. He adds it is not advisable for staff to visit the infected district.
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Steeaiaas
Butte
Alger and Burglar Try Break In At Detroit Home
Gen Russell A Alger former War Secretary was awakened by a prowler at his Detroit home. He grappled with the burglar who escaped. Authorities are investigating a reported loss of silverware valued at zero dollars.
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Russell A. Alger
Dock Laborers Strike Ties Up Callao Harbor
Lima Peru December 12 dock workers at Callao have stopped work halting operations. So far no breach of the peace reported as labor action continues.
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Peru
Callao
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