Culberson Defends Dismissal Of The Soldiers
Senator Culberson defends the dismissal of soldiers amid Brownsville affair fallout shining on the race question. He argues the inquiry should focus on facts and the president’s order, while Foraker seeks further debate and a broader investigation into the incident and its motives. The Senate adjourned to Monday after executive session.
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Culberson
Forakey
Browneville
Captain McDonald
Cuthertson
Wihscott
Authheldnent
Lenge
Committee On
Hla
Foraker
Senate
Broadwater Hotel Opens Informally for Public
The Broadwater hotel began an informal opening in Helena with residents from various sections visiting during the afternoon. Members of the legislature were present along with state and royal officers. H. G. Pickett of the Business Men's association spoke briefly and several short talks followed. A lunch was served and the hotel will formally open for business Saturday evening with dinner service starting.
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Spidtal
Rtandard
Helena
Jan
Broadwater
Tirane
Butte
Memibera
Severe winter grinds southern and southwestern Russia
In Odessa Jan 1 snow and cold grip vast regions. Extreme weather disrupts rail traffic across the rail network. Reports say many perish in the southern and southwestern provinces with fatalities reaching into the dozens as conditions worsen and rescue efforts struggle to reach stranded travelers.
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Odessa
Jan. I
Sovewestern
Rusia
Supertea
Thirty two killed in Volland wreck
In Volland Kan the Rock Island wreck claims 32 lives with 28 bodies recovered at Topeka. The inquest is postponed until Monday as John Lynes, Volland operator, testifies. Railroad officials estimate total deaths under 92 with remains of white and minority victims identified among charred corpses.
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Topeka
Ian
Rock Island
Volland
Kan
Waubunaue
John Lynes
Crow Reservation Bill Advances in Senate
Senator Carter secured passage of the bill extending and making way for entry men to perfect their title to rank in the Crow reservation. House approval had already occurred, with passage in the chamber previously.
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Waahington
Jan
Carter Todey
Cotton Exchange vows to fight if fraud order brought
New York January 2 The New York Cotton Exchange chairman Hubbard announced Henry W Taft is retained to represent the exchange in any proceedings related to a fraud order sought by Representative Livingston of Georgia and Harvey Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Growers Association The board resolved to consult counsel on bringing suit against Livingston and Jordan for alleged defaming acts and misrepresentations before the Post Office Department in Washington The statement asserts confidence in the exchange’s integrity and readiness to contest actions against it
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New York
Hubbard
New York Cotton Exchange
Henry W. Taft
Exchange
Washington
Representative Livingston
Georgia
Harvey Jordan
Gauthers Cotton Growers Association
Post Office Department
iLubbard
Board of
Masagera
Adiig
Lednidas 1
Ingston
Congress
Warvey Jordan
Southern Cotton Grower «Asagoration
Abel
Posallic
Eriming Hoel
Mayor's Action and Ward Boss Feud in New York Politics
In a tangle of party intrigue and alleged petty revenge Mayor dismisses or refuses to reappoint key figures tied to Tammany Hall. Murphy defends the party line while criticizing Voorhues and press coverage as partisan. The row centers on the selection of a new board leader and the mayor's stance against the existing Democratic machine.
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New York
Jan
Feader Clinrin
Murphy
Tammany Flatt
MiceRard de Mtoyal
McClellan
Electlin
Segular
John C. Doollyg
Wyayer
Rammeny Vial
Mer Murphy
Democracy Organization
New ‘Fork
Thenace
Voorhieu
Almiig
Thn
Vaorhies
Cffles
Intni
Denice
Indictment Overturned in Wrong Case Dismissal Ordered
Phoenix Arizona March 3 The case of Demand Lumber company indicted under federal restraint of trade laws was dismissed on judge Edward Kent's instruction to the jury The court found some evidence of a legal combination but an indictment defect required dismissal No further lumber indictments have been acted on but prosecutors expect to drop similar charges in other cases
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Phoenix
aAriz
Inn
Demand Lumber Company
Edward Kent
Railroads Settle With Commissioners in Toneka
Toneka Jan 3 The agreement between the railroads and the state board of railroad commissioners ends a dispute in the United States circuit court by vacating filings on lower rates. The court shall order the filings vacated and the railroads, on their own motion, effect the rates ordered by the board.
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Toneka
State Board of Railroad Commission
United States Circuit Court
Tio Board
Plan for Fairs in the Counties Special
The Montanaair and Tactig association met to map annual fairs with a $190,000 total distributed among counties. Each fair will award at least $1,000 to winners. Helena and Anaconda will host events, with Big Timber and Great Falls among key sites. State fair dates are set for September 20, with regional meetings in Helena Missoula Anaconda and other cities.
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Montanaair and Tactig Association
Rutle
Helena
Citlas
Tutte
Oveat Falla
Missoula
Anaconda
Hnlings
Boreman
Livingston
Big Timber
Alton Pierse
Great Pallas P Ob
Dowshirt
J. W W. Seaman
Marlin Martin
C. Mulvonky
Missoulas
Gaforalth
Putte
J. W. Pace
Electrie
Pres Lant F.C. Alaiasey
J. W. Peaselon
Marth Martin
Antconde
G Galbraith
Butte
If. Db
Blevle
Bozeman and
Allen’ Pierre
Great
Beveridge Seeks DC Child Labor Reform Amendment
Senator Beveridge introduced today a general child labor bill as an amendment to the District of Columbia act urging action in the present session. He gave notice he would speak on the matter at the earliest opportunity.
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Denvesalle
Africa
Iify
Washington
Renator Beveridge
District of Columbia
Bride and groom witness tragedy near Great Falls
John Susinsty was found dead by hanging in a ranch shed after preparing a meal at the home of John M. Lind and Clara B. in Great Falls area. Lind alerted their coroner from Belt after driving there from the ranch. Susinsty, who had worked on the Belt ranch, had become despondent.
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Grint
John ML Lindsay
Clara B
Great Falls
Tselt
John Susinsty
Lindsay
Susinsty
Belt
Amiren Webber
Q Ralooy Gian
Highwood
Highwood Weh
Will Pay Stockholders Premium On Shares
New York based stock market firm announces plans to pay stockholders a premium on fractional shares. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road company informs that stockholders of record December 13 will be entitled to subscription for fractional shares with a premium over par. The action is approved and proceeds as stated.
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New York
Dan
Ihpsteck Exchange
Chicago, Milwauker & At Paul Allroad Corpany
Famine relief work among the Chinese centers of aid
Shanghai reports famine relief efforts led by missionary committees in Tsingklangcu Suchien Yannan and Suchouta with aid from citizens. Foreign help will focus on food sales at low prices, fifteen thousand bags of American flour en route, avoiding gratuitous provisioning except in genuine starvation cases. Pittsburg report mentions a mining accident at No 3 in Cokesburg and a local coal company loss.
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Shanghai
Tsingklangcu
Suchien
Yannan
Suchouta
Testimony Highlights Terra Cotta Wreck Inquiry
Washington January 3 The court of inquiry heard key testimony on the Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Terra Cotta. Witness Delrow described signals and timing at Takoma Park and University station. Coroner Newitt pressed railroad officers for reasons behind delays and removal of the dead before bodies were viewed. Hoffmier and Hildebrand were released on habeas corpus grounds after questioning about alleged unlawful detention.
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Washington
Baltimore & Onto
Bey W. MM. Delrow
Takoma Park
Vsdal
Coronar Newitt
Terra’ Costa
University Station
Bodiex
Harry Hildebrand
Eneler
Frank Hoffmler
Frederick
Suallcn Barnard
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Hoffmier
Immigrants Arrive in New York From Foreign Ports
From foreign ports New York reports arrival of 1 055 533 immigrants this period with 119 848 from 16 ports. Cabin passengers total 169 281 first class 194 256 steerage 4 917. aliens 134 983 cabin and steerage. US citizens among cabin 118 529 and steerage 24 074. Largest numbers from Hamburg and Bremen liners Hamburg American Line 158 583 North German Lloyd 128 140 from Bremen and Hamburg.
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New York
Dats Island
Department of Commerced Labor
United
Nebraska Inauguration Briefs and Legislature News
George L. Slildon inaugurated as Nebraska governor. A ban on rail passes for state dealings proposed. House considers lobbyist restraint and floor exclusion. Missouri election results noted. Governor Jesse I McDonalg urges anti trust reforms and new state offices, warns on mining fraud while urging careful regulation.
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Diineain
George L. Slildon
Nebraska
Adaresale
Whitham
Denver
Jesse I. McDonalg
State Department
Insurance
Aiage Bank Examiner
Indian Girl Found Dead in El Paso Building
An Indian girl named Pear Cornelius, aged young, was found dead in an adobe building in El Paso around evening. The death is reported as caused by a hemorrhage. Her trunk contained deeds and patents to a large factory and a substantial amount of money, but no clear information on her origin or companions was available. She supposedly arrived from Rouell, No 31, on Saturday.
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Persog
Pear Cornelius
Ifer
Rouwell
Divorce Granted and Property Divided in Weckles Court
In a contested divorce between Mrs. Clara S Heyl and Joseph Moore Jr in the Weclreult court, the marriage ends by agreement. Property valued around 225000 Life insurance proceeds to Mrs. Heyl, $460000 estate claims against Schandein estate, and rent and mortgage settlements totaling about 234,000 are ordered.
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Miltvaukeer
Jos
Moore
Clara
S. Heyl
Ife
Waylsaud
Heyt
Festahr Infereat
Schandein-Hey
Sturney
Nfest Relingn
Schandein
Anyouritie
Aleng
Mra. Tey
Terrorist Kills Prefect of Police in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg the prefect of police, Gen. Von der Launitz, was shot to death at the Institute of Experimental Medicine by a 22 year old attacker. The slaying, linked to the Social Revolutionists, echoes past political assassinations. The killer, described as Jewish, used a church dedication invitation to gain entry, and authorities struggle to identify him.
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Inn
von der Launitz
Nolice
Institute of Experimental Medicine
von der Lauritz
Jvara
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