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Wilson Likely to Lead Democratic Party Cabinet Choices
Indications point to Woodrow Wilson as the probable leader of the Democratic Party over the next four years and the expected chooser of the next president's cabinet. Since Bermuda, Wilson has held talks with Bryan and other prominent Democrats, but has not announced cabinet picks for Christmas. He will weigh advice from supporters and may form a Wil commnade cabinet and direct the party's course during his presidency.
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Albany Plan Aims To Attract Industry With $900000 Building
The Albany chamber of commerce backed a plan to build a $900,000 factory complex to host multiple small industries. It would offer low rent, divide into units, and fund a full time representative to attract manufacturers. The project moved quickly with initial funding projections and broad support.
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Albany course opens path to stable city industries
The Utica Observer notes that many will migrate from wards to steady work, while others start here to become key players in Albany’s business life. The piece highlights growth potential, local patriotism debates, and a broader view of progress amid national events and festivities.
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New Year Celebrations Spark Debate Across Cities
Eastern papers praise festive NYC and Chicago scenes while clashes over late closing hours generate protest. Clergymen and citizens demand safer New Year’s Eve, echoing past Fourth of July prudence, as open air concerts and carols in Butte, Spokane, and San Francisco shape the debate.
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Pardon of Sea Captain Van Schaick Over Slocum Disaster
The article notes William J. Van Schaick, commander of the General Slocum, received a pardon after a 1904 East River fire and loss of 1090 lives. It details his five years served of a ten year sentence, subsequent parole, and debates over culpability versus scapegoating. It recounts the disaster, lifeboat deficiencies, and broader scrutiny of steamboat safety in New York waters.
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Chinese push to end opium as route to dignity in China
Peking reports the government reiterates its aim to suppress opium trade and save the people from degradation. It notes agreement with Britain and states cessation of Indian opium imports hinges on banning cultivation of the native opium. Authorities are enjoined to strictly enforce.
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Scraps of 19th Century Proclamations and Global Notes
Fragmentary historic clippings reference Howard Ur proclamation against a football like game, Swiss savings banks growth from 43 to 1079, Washington street railways testing air brakes, Labrador area and population, Welsh gold mining, China sewing schools, United States crop value at 8 million, Porto Rico replacing bull carts with autos, Pittsburg Animal Rescue League motor dog wagon, Belgian wages, Tacoma high schools nurse preparatory plans, Burnaby tax revenue from unimproved land, New York vacant acres, and a curious Ohio college threat involving a hair seat and suspension cord.
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Grandparents Set a Record in Fort Worth Christmas Baby
A Fort Worth child earns the title of having seven living grandparents, a local family tale noting Kathryn and Elvira Speakthan Johnson as the parents. The piece lists numerous grandparents across multiple generations, highlighting the unusual clan and the absence of a great grandfather in the family.
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Montana Cities Set For Bozeman Conference Delegates
Bozeman will host a Montana municipalities conference on December 20 with attendees expected from Butte Helena Great Falls Havre Lewis town Billings Miles City Livingston and others. Missoula Kalispah may send none or two delegates while HIllings plans five representatives.
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Czar Saved by Jewish Surgeon in Berlin
In a sensational tale, the Russian czar agrees to permit a renowned Jewish surgeon, Professor Israel of Berlin, to operate on his heir. The operation removes a tuberculous kidney growth after the czar vows major concessions to Jews and revokes laws banning Jewish settlement, amid intense pressure and public interest in St. Petersburg.
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Conference on Soo Line route through Fergus ends
Chief Bnaineet Huss and Field Engineers Relsbol and Barnes of the Soo Line concluded a conference in Lewistown on December 25 to locate a definite route through Fergus. Progress made was satisfactory to the engineer in charge.
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Evans slate names staff for county office
Sheriff elect W. S. Evans unveils his local team including Marc Stout as under sheriff Joe Dixon as deputy and George Tuttman as jailer with Bozeman and Willow Creek ties noted and Dec 25 as target date for the appointment remarks
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Mr Finley Shepard to marry Helen Gould in notable match
The photograph shows Mr Finley J Shepard of St Louis, heir to a noted American English Scotch lineage. His father the Rev Peter L Shepard, a retired Episcopal clergyman from Connecticut, died aged sixty eight. Mrs Shepard is hospitalized in New Haven. Shepard, a leading railroad man, has lived in Chicago St Paul and Los Angeles, now based in St Louis, where he met Miss Gould, famed philanthropist.
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