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Presidential canal plan and trial of Slocum captain
President Trousevelt outlines canal considerations in his annual message as Congress receives the canal reports and progress notes. Meanwhile Captain Von Schalck faces trial in New York for the Slocum disaster, with steamboat inspectors and company officials indicted over safety lapses and responsibility.
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Congress
L. Weback
New York
von Schalck
Thomas
Federal Circuit Court
Tanagh
Inspectey and
Ie Presbdetyi
Shail
Alranier
Native Montana plants studied for Indian uses in new bulletin
From Montana State College at Gozeman comes Bulletin Xo 36 by Prof Blankenship, detailing native Montanan plants used by Indians for food and medicine. It surveys the beet rediviva root as a diet staple and catalogues numerous medicinal species with notes on preparation and usage.
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Fleet Office
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Notable varied tea remedies and political turmoil
A fragmented feature details various herbal tea uses among Indigenous groups, praising native knowledge while discussing a controversial Supreme Court decision. It also covers protests, political tension in Butte and Helena, and shifting US attitudes toward governance and policy with references to Roosevelt era politics and reactions to a national public lands dispute.
Lawmaker Pushes 347 Bills in Three Weeks
A Teaiessect representative in the December session introduces 347 measures in three weeks. He seeks enactment of these laws, while committees review them. The piece poses a math puzzle about the lawmaker’s productivity.
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Congress
Forcible Removal at the White House Report
Fragmentary account outlines a disputed incident at the White House last Friday involving Mrs. Morris seeking access to the president. Secretary Barnes provides a differing version from Mrs. Morris and eyewitnesses, suggesting a disorderly scene and contested circumstances surrounding the ejection.
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Horough
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Moris
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Army Medical Corps
Wht
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Inventor Zamenhof in Bialystok and linguistic tensions
Fragmentary report notes Dr Zamenhof, creator of the universal language, in Bialystok amid multilingual strains. It cites Philp Hrushach of Burlington and others, including legal figures and Roosevelt era intrigue, with scattered anecdotes on language, law, and a guard detail at Oyster Bay.
Trade with Canada urged by Hull in Chicago speech
The discussion centers on promoting reciprocity with Canada to curb American brain drain and capital export. Hull argues current policy harms growth, cites Canada at $200 million yearly trade, and notes Asia and the Orient as future markets while warning about competition from British and Shinamen sources.
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Mexico
South America
Canada
County Attorney Upheld by District Court in Montana
A district court in Miles City upheld objections to new informations charging Western, Frank en and Newman with conspiracy but will hear them more formally at trial. The case involves divorce proceedings of Mrs. Flanders against Jesue Flanders. A default on the alefantant’s part was entered on the minutes.
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Fugitive Surrenders In Spokane After Shooting
George L. Vial alias Lee Brady turned himself in to Spokane police, admitting he fled justice from Roseburg Oregon. He claimed to have accidentally shot Margaret during a quarrel. she was wounded but not in danger. Vial forfeited $4,000 bail and had been in custody eight months awaiting trial.
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Alies
Lee Brady
Reseberg
Ore
Margaret
Spokane
GOODWIN TO BE ENITOR OF SALT LAKE TIBUNE
Judge C. Goodwin, editor of the Salt Lake Tribune and pioneer Western newspaperman, will become editor in chief of the Evening Telegram on Monday next, after early ties with the Enterprise at Virginia City during its boom days.
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Salt Lake, Jan
C. Goodwin
Salt Lake
Hackford Ordered to Duty in Washington
Washington January 2 orders issued by the navy department assign Lieut Chauncey Hackford to duty at the White House as an aide to the president. The moves designate him as executive officer of the U.S. navy.
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Washington
Jan
Navy Department
Chauncey & Hackford
White House
U.S
Newsboy Run Over by Wagon Receives Careful Attention
Ernest Pring, a newsboy, was struck by a wagon loaded with sand and is reported to be recovering. Specte Dispatch to the Standard notes the incident occurred in Billings and authorities are assessing his injuries.
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the Standard
Billings
Ernest Pring
The
Recovery Hope Fails to Show Threatening Health Condition
A garbled report notes patient is not yet showing dangerous symptoms and doctors continue to monitor recovery. The medical staff remain hopeful as the patient undergoes treatment and observation to ensure stabilization.
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Bly
de Physieln
New Directors Chosen for National Bank of Commerce
New directors elected at the National Bank of Commerce include Charles Nf Alen Paul Morton Victor Mforowetz and Piaul Morton. They replace James W. Alexander Chauncey James Hyde and Alehard McCords among others, bringing prominent corporate lawyers and Merrill Morton Trust and Equitable tie executives onto the board.
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Jan
Charles Nf. Alen
Cravath
Victor Mforowetz
Piaul Morton
National Bank of Commerce
Allet
Morton Trust Company
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Moreweta
Ir. Morton
Chicago Girl to Marry Army Man from Montana
The engagement of Alice Hyde Fessenden to Lieutenant Burt Wellington Philips was announced at a North Shore dinner. Miss Fessenden, famed in Chicago society, previously stirred circles with a canceled engagement, and the groom is from Montana. The couple plans a wedding soon with date to be determined.
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Denkanin Fessenden
Lion
United States
Y Wss
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North Shore
Burt Wellington Philips
Pick
Moanina
Curious Seniors Meet Mister Vanderbilt on Fifth Avenue
Elderly country women in New York encountered a young man in an automobile coat who offered them a ride in a large car. He charged ten cents each and chauffeured them briefly. An acquaintance revealed the driver was a young Mr. Vanderbilt, to their amused surprise.
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Enlosnne
Miey
Mr. Vanderbilt
Sehwab Quietly Resists Clover Club Disruptions
Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate, faced interruptions during a Clover Club Philadelphia talk. He remained poised, calmly signaling neighbors when spoken over, and completed his remarks despite the noisy audience. August Belmont II begins routine banking duties as he joins August Belmont & Co. with prospects for early partnership.
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Disturbing the Peace Trial In Almont Michigan
Almont Michigan nine students and four boys face Justice George Harper over a disrupted peace case tied to pressuring a disliked assistant principal. The group allegedly used tin horns to torment the teacher, whose presence coincided with a dying neighbor’s shock and worsening health. Warrants issued. youths plead not guilty and await hearing.
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Mich
Dan
George Harper
Michigan
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Marstal Teves Sawyer
Tela
Atlant ic City Mayor Stoy Sets Record for Public Addresses
Mayor Franklin P. Stoy of Atlantic City New Jersey has been re elected unanimously to a fifth term and is said to hold the world record for attending the most banquets and delivering the most public addresses in a year. In the past thirteen months he has presided at over 70 banquets and plans to exceed the record next year as Atlantic City grows in prominence for trade conventions and other gatherings.
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Alller
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Breenerson Refutes Gubernatorial Candidacy Claim
Friends of Congresanan Breenerson of Crokutou Mba stir support but Breenerson rejects a governor run saying he does not seek the governorship and would not trade his seat in Congress for a higher office. He prefers the congressional field and its broader national issues.
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Mozart Biography Play Premier Planned in Albany
Iv y Ashton Root of Hitec writes a play and poetry drama about Mozart. The work titled Mozart Accompanist to Back the Singer plans an Albany premiere in a few weeks. The walker's husband is a New York lawyer.
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Albany
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New York
Argestin and Ship Slnging Voyage Subsidy Report
The article notes subsidies for shipping lines adopting refrigerating systems to run Buenos Ayres to Lisbon or Vigo, with a monthly $2.00 payment by the Argentine government. It also reports the death of Mrs Thryza Beckwith Gray at 102 in Oswego, highlighting her w idely published work continued after age 100.
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Durango Grudge Ends in Fatal Shootout
In Durango a feud between Cato and Jan 9 sheriff Thame of La Flain county and Policeman Drize Stenset of this city led to a dozen gunshots today injuring both, with Lilly wounded and Thompson dying this afternoon. The clash followed earlier threats during a campaign for sheriff.
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Seven Thousand Ways to Get Beastly Drunk
Washington Letter in Toronto Mail notes over 7,000 legally recognized intoxicants in the United States. It cites last year’s imports at 16 million dollars, and surveys a wide array of beverages from Jerusalem wine to Danish corn whiskey. The piece profiles global sources, flavors, and dangers of various spirits.
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Bavarian motorist acquitted for trumpet warning method
A Bavarian motorist faced authorities in Munich claiming he used a trumpet instead of a horn to warn of his approach. The case hinged on whether the horn must be blown in a specific way. After lengthy discussion he was acquitted.
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