New York Life Executive Details Secret Service Style Work
New York Life official Thomas Hamilton defends secret service like operations to safeguard corporate interests. He outlines why vouchers cannot be produced, cites strict legal boundaries, and recounts the need for discreet lobbying at state capitals to protect the company’s finances. He asserts no funds were misused and claims substantial tax savings from defended measures.
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Menstre
Stat
Indiana
Union
New York Life Insurance Company
Tes
Arkansas
Flanders 1 Contempt cited in Portland case
J Coach Flanders, president and agent of the Portland and Seattle Tailroad company, was cited to appear before Judge Frazer to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt. The citation relates to his disobedience of a mandate requiring him to halt work at the crossing point where the Portland and Seattle road would intersect with the Oregon Railroad and Navigation line.
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Néfales
New York Life Insurance Company
Hamilton
United States
Ile Insuranca
Mignté
Portland
J. Coach Flanders
Tortland & Seattle Tailroad
Frazer
State Circuse
Tortland
Seattle
Oregon Railroad
Nayl- Ballon Company
Henry Rafzer Receives Certificate Payment Worth $17
Henry Rafzer, previously thought unable to obtain a certain benefit, received a certificate from Oregon authorities. He paid $17 for the document, which the text deems of little value.
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Fa Creaes
Henry A. Rafzer
Bean & Foeer da
Behrentstar Seeks Help Over Theatre Syndicate Bias
Paris and Washington clash as Sarah Beentardt uses her farewell tour to appeal to French ambassador Jusserand. Her managers cite discrimination by a so called theatrical syndicate that bars her from Texas and New Orleans theaters, prompting protests and possible French consul action.
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Washington
S. M
Lee Schubert
Sarah Beentardt
Jussurand
France
Chagren W. Strive
Texans
Logiane
New Orleans
John Bor
New York
Jerome
Mouszérand
Votc
Autress
String
Tatler
Jusserand
Cauo
Met
Emerson Hall Dedicated in Honor of Philosopher Emerson Hall Dedicated in Honor of Philosopher Sambrliga
Emerson Hall at Harvard University, the new home of the philosophical department, was dedicated today. President Charles W. Blot and Dr Ward Werkle Erner BON spoke as university boards observed the ceremony honoring Ralph Watto Hmerson, a son of the great American philosopher.
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Sambrliga
Mass
Emerson
Philosophical Department
Harvard University
Ralph Watto Hmerson
Flugo Munster
Charles W. Blot
Ward Werkle Erner- Bon
West Point Delegates Named for National Conference
General Mills announced Capt. Farmer M. Pierce as West Point’s delegate to the national conference of universities and colleges. A note of instructions for the delegation was issued and adopted by the academy council.
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West Point
N. Y
Alebore L. Mms
Miltary Academy
H. BM. Sie Cracken
New York Niversity
Farmer M. Pierce
Millitary Academy
King Victor Emmanuel Explores Jamestown Exposition Plans
King Victor Emmanuel in private audience with Flar ty St. George Tucker, Jamestown Exposition president, asking detailed questions about the event and expressing cautious support for Wallan government participation in Fravestown's arrangements.
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Victor Emmanuel Lay
Ablence Flarty St. George Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
Armerlea
Wallan Rovernment
Unclear Train Disruptions Reported Near Santa Osm
Report fragment mentions Bantab company overs and trains in distress near Santa Osm with references to Garden Since Yanked and Chienge fast Mai Dath trains. Victory claimed for braking a blockade, but text is garbled and reliability cannot be confirmed from the fragment.
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Topeka
Bantab
Santa Osm
The Popes Jubilee Will Be Celebrated in 1908
Rome reports preparations for the pope's priestly jubilee in 1908. The pope rejects a Vatican exhibition and asks for a strictly religious celebration. Committees will organize offerings from around the world to honor the event at St. Peter's with pilgrims from many nations.
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Rome
Henry
Leo
Vatican
People of Montana and Their Affairs Chronicle Local Notices
Montanan notices report a Garnet-A lodge installation with officers and staff led by John F. Bannan of Missoula. A lodge member Houlder Michael Sexton reportedly died by strychnine after the John Brady ranch near here. Dr A L Stokes intends to relocate to Lewistown, with local good wishes. Billings reports release of FL Ryan in a saloon hold up case. Zamosa to be examined. Fridger’s Johnson held over for mental incapacity, later released and placed under family care.
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Houlder
Michael Sexton
John Brady
Here
Ire Innes
Mad
Stockmen of Nebraska Have Uneasy Feeling
Omaha reports attorney KR Rusk has been appointed by Attorney General Moody as special prosecutor in land fencing cases. He will issue subpoenas starting tomorrow as court reconvenes January 8. Dozens of cases remain, involving prominent cattlemen from Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Omaha
Neb
KR. Rusk
Moody
Nebraska
South Dakota
Father Wins In Abduction Case At Billings
Special Dispatch reports in Billings that the Payne abduction case was dismissed in Justice Mann's court. The county attorney concluded Payne was as entitled to the child as his wife, who filed the complaint.
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The
Standard
Billings
Defé Payne
Forty Millions Forecast for Barse Canal Project
Forty millions will be allocated to state legislature for barge canal work in 19M. The second annual forecast by State Planner Henry A. Van Alstyne discusses the barge canal project and state road improvements, with details released today.
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Mbany
Henry A. van Alstyne
Fenore
Burial of Chief Boatswain Timothy Sheehan at Mare Island
Mare Island California December 21 Chief Boatswain Timothy Sheehan was buried today with full honors. Dirigos were led by the navy band and a long procession accompanied the cortege to the cemetery.
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Mare Island
Cal
Boatawain
Timothy Sheehan
Gill Nonors
Vara
Board of Trade Ends Bids and Offers Trading in Chicago
The Chicago Board of Trade banned bids and offers trading in the main building after scoring from the real estate committee. Brokers attempted to enter the teens but were barred, forcing a move to Le Salle street where trading continued in a three room setup.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Yan Thi
Gumber
Ushere
Heard of Trade
Acrass
le Salle Street
Luckless Buckley Man Despoiled of His Cash
Seattle reports two masked men about midnight robbed a Buckley man near Ravensdale of cash and tools, after an attempted train robbery on the Coas t Limited failed. Officers withhold names and estimate the haul at around 410 dollars as the robbers fled in dark clothing.
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Seattle
Ravensdale
Xoceh
Luckiess
Buckley
Colored Woman Held For Killing Husband Inquest Outcome
Helena December coroner's jury finds the death of William King resulted from a shot fired by his wife John King. The wife attended the inquest and was carried from the room after a breakdown. Later she was seen at the undertaker's rocking the body amid an emotional scene.
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Standard
Helena
Wiliam King
John King
Thia
Asay
Stevens Pavons Lose Canal Debate In Washington
Stevens of the Pasama canal commission arrives in Washington to present views to the president and commission on the canal type to be built. He favors a lock canal at a moderately high level and discusses the project with Chatman Snonts and Chief Enal.
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Washington
Chatman Snonts
Enal Near Stevens
Pasama Canal Commission
Stevens
Vessel Twisted at Sea Report From San Francisco
The Merchants' Exchange reports a steamer named Porgland arrived in port claiming the vessel is badly twisted and may submerge at high tide. Captain's report notes danger, while separate dispatch mentions Missouri's MeJimecy chosen for national duties in Callas, Peta, amid other promotions aboard Geitsohalte.
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San Francisco
Merchants’ Exchange
Seatthy Staime
Ateames Porgland
Burns outlines labor vision in Battersea address
London December 7 John Burns, newly seated Indian government board president, made a vigorous speech marking his cabinet entry. He claimed honor to workers and duty to all, pledged no pandering, urged fewer workhouses, higher wages, and broader charity while warning against racial and imperial failures and Chinese labor as dangerous.
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London
John Burns
Iqral Government Board
Vince
Battersea
Burns
Young Boy Sentenced to Reform School in Miles City
Bozeman Der 27 Tudge Stewart of the district court sentenced Albert Mecall, 16, to reform school at Miles City until he is of age after being found guilty of breaking into Harding’s Fort Bill reservation house, stealing 29 in currency and valuables, much of which was recovered. The boy’s father runs a local saloon. Sheriff Reynolds transported him to Miles City. Helena Dev 27 In re charges against E A Carleton the supreme court set Jan 2 to answer two charges after the grievance committee of the Helena Bar association filed them. others were dismissed.
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Standard
Bozeman
Der
Tudge Stewart
District Court
Albert Mecall
Miles City
House of Harding
Fort Bills
Reynolds
The
Helena
Dev
Helena Bar Association
E. A. Carleton
Supreme Court
Carleton
French Cruiser Cassant To Proceed Direct To Cronstadt
It is confirmed that the French cruiser Cassant will proceed directly to Cronstadt from Copenhagen. The government has placed the cruiser at the disposal of M. Bombard, the French ambassador at St. Petersburg.
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Brest
Cassant
Cronstadt
Copenhager
M. Bombard
St. Petersburg
Laurier Accepts Dominion to Convey Minister’s Body
Ottawa reports Laurier cabled Lora Tweed-Mouth to accept the battle ship Do minican to transport Minister Raymond Frefontaine’s body to Canada. He asks consultation with So Metter Gener Lemieux in Paria. Also mentions Hourke Cockran Detter. New York note on Bourke Cack-FAD illness. Lisbon cabinet formed under Luciano de Castre.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Wilfrid Laurier
Lora Tweed- Mouth
Raymond Frefontaine
Canada
Gener Lemieux
Paria
Hourke Cockran Detter
New York
Bre
T. Bourke
China Awakens After Long Nap in Education Focus
A fragmented report notes China emerging from an extended period of lull in education with renewed attention to schooling, youth agitation, and modernization efforts. The brief sketches shifts in policy, public discourse, and institutional change shaping learning in the region.
Boycott in China Deepens Foreign Tensions
Dec 27 Peking reports say Chinese unrest against foreigners grows as anti foreign and opium boycotts spread. Promoters include educated students and overseas returned leaders. Newspapers push a permanent boycott weapon while authorities warn of rising danger and possible friction with foreigners.
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Peking
China
America
Europe
Hese
Roosevelt
Canton
Yangeze
National Armory
Shanghai
Liénehau
Pra
Howard University President Resigns Amid Student Demonstration
Washington December 27 trustees accept President John Gordon resignation effective May 1966 after student protest. Acting president Frederick D Fairfield named to lead and assume duties immediately. Gordon offered resignation following a demonstration by students alleging racial disrespect at the university.
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Washington
Howard University
John Gordon
UNI
Deas Frederick D. Fairfield
Gordon
Iin
Geveral
Tleward University
Gorgon Io
Plurality of Jerome Gets a Good Boost
New York reports show District Attorney Jerome’s plurality increased by nearly 6,000 after official returns. The board of elections credited canvassing gains and counting void ballots, lifting his tally from 11,480 to 18,? with revised figures.
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New York
Jerome
Corvece Fond
Canvagiera
Glegereich
County teachers attend state association in Livingston
A large delegation from Bozeman and Gallatin County traveled to Livingston for the State Teachers' association. Notable attendees include President J. M. Namilleon Professors Brower Atkinson Cobleigh and Copley of the college Principal G. B. Swan of Gallatin County High School and R. J. Cunningham superintendent of county schools.
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Bozeman, der. Sr
Livingston
State ‘Teachers’ Association
J. M. Namilleon
Revolver War Plans Reported by War Department
Washington December reports the War Department considering a competitive contest for new revolver models for U S Army. The department seeks a weapon with greater stopping power and caliber than current arms, to be tested against existing designs and specifications.
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Washington
Dec
War Department
United Statez Army
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