Fate of Taft bills in Congress patent debate grows
Insurgents brace for joint committee to probe Ballinger Pinchot clash while Taft administration seeks broader conservation and antitrust reforms. Senate expects conference on policy, House delays pending Taft Ballinger talks, with lawyers split over voluntary federal incorporation and state tax rights.
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Three suffocate in Gunnison tunnel tragedy at Montrose
In Gunnison tunnel near Montrose Jal. 18 three workers died from powder and nitro smoke with 21 others barely escaping. Air reversed by blast concussion trapping miners near the portal. Haynes Patten Martin among the dead. several rescuers unable to revive them. project linked to federal reclamation efforts for western water development.
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Conservatives Abandon Hope in Next Parliament
A London party headquarters scene reviews Saturday results amid Conservative pessimism that their party will form the next government. Liberal gains raise expectations. unionists skeptical they finish with a majority, while Liberals hope for a strong showing in the next general election.
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England
John Burns
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London
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Yerhuman Efferts
Tammany Sinks to Depths of Despair in New York
New York reporting that since William J. Gaynor’s election as mayor, Tammany Hall figures face limited access at city hall. Murphy, a Tammany leader, must present names for patronage choices, but the mayor approves only select names. Early weeks show widespread patronage with few Tammany gains. first appointee is Rhinelander Waldo as fire commissioner, who moved to abolish the city’s private stable. Park Commissioner Higgins reportedly spent 160 million in the first week.
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Briton Refuses 10 Permit A Battle In Waters
The official declaration of Captain Thesiger of the British warship Scylla, stationed in Nicaraguan waters, notes that there were shots fired at Greytown. The incident is seen by many as a covert slap at the United States, with British actions compared to a previous Bluefields situation. Captain Shipley of the Dog Moines, Italy, is mentioned regarding mandates and potential intervention, while British Consul Bingham’s ties to Zelaya and plans for a warship balance the tense situation.
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Wreck on Keystone line kills six and injures many
A westbound Overland bound for St Paul collided with an eastbound freight near Keystone Iowa, about 25 miles west of Cedar Rapids. Six people were killed and nine seriously injured as passengers were thrown from cars and trains were derailed. A special relief train from Marion transported the injured to nearby hospitals.
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Train collision kills fireman and injures many in Pinckneyville
A St Louis Memphis special passenger train collided head on with a freight near Pinckneyville Illinois killing fireman Carl Kitchen and wounding multiple passengers. The wreck halted near a water tank a quarter mile south as the day coaches were damaged and passengers improvised bandages from torn garments.
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Terrible ride down a mountain ends in death
Leadville, Jan. 16. In a freight wreck early this morning on the Colorado Midland near Bunktunnel, five men were killed and three others injured. The dead: H.C. Smith, Leadville, conductor. Willis Rich, fireman. H. D. Far, Comis. Ward Davenport, Van, Mich.. Bert Harter, Grand Koplita, Mich. The injured: Henry Ferris, Teadytite, engineer, leg broken. Wood Landers, Taesulvilte, brake man, bruised. Inkken tn. Extra freight No. 6 eastbound, consisted of fleara. trud down the steep prode from the east portal of the Reqk Twinkae tunnel to Arkansas Junction. The train had gone three miles when the ptr failed to word properly. The rate of the train be.
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Divorce Case Hinges on Desertion in Nome Trial
Mrs. Mary Beatt Castle, now of New York, wins a desertion divorce from Neville H. Castle after a Nome trial. The Waldorf Astoria shooting of William D Craig in New York’s elevator is linked as the couple’s marital crisis. Castle, then practicing in Nome, sought maintenance and later became assistant U.S. district attorney.
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Rescue After Ship Sinking Near Rogue River
San Francisco reports a lumber schooner Bueng Ventura wrecked off the Southern Oregon coast near Rogue River. Capt Paul Rappmundt his wife and infant, son Paul 18, and seven crew reached safety aboard the steamer Fairhaven after a night battle with waves. The Ventura left Stren bound for Mexico when a rapid heeling caused deckload lumber to shift injuring First Mate Erickson.
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Wicked Teay Mistress. Artarht tows misread
A garbled OCR item from Teay Mistress notes an Ameren ship W TH Srith Chema nis Firttidh Columbia bound for Port Natal Affien and Columbia River service. A steamer Waslyontuy reportedly towed or picked up items on the Columbia river last Thursday.
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Broken rails reported along Northern Pacific line
A dispatch from Missoula dated January 18 reports over 3400 broken rails on the Northern Pacific track from Missoula to Paradise, blamed on a westbound passenger train. Inspectors found rails along the north side of the line with weather and low temperatures cited as factors, while no damage was seen near Missoula.
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Ed Kinney Dies After Long Battle
The article notes the death of Ed Kinney after a lengthy illness. Kinney, a local figure, was remembered for his service and long fight with illness, leaving behind family and friends who mourn his passing.
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Noted as Engineer Kinney Passes in Bozeman
Edward Corneting Kinney, long prominent Montana engineer, died at his home on South Third Avenue after years of illness. He helped build bridges and canals including the High Bridge at Dus Moines and a Blick river crossing, served as Montana Grand Army of the Republic commander, and was active in the Oberlin and Des Moines engineering circles. Survived by wife, six children, five grandchildren. funeral Tuesday at Presbyterian Church with Grand Army of the Republic conducting.
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Bituminous Miners Seek Ten Percent Wage Increase
Bituminous miners across North America plan to demand a ten percent wage increase at the United Mine Workers of America annual convention. Contracts with operators in multiple states including Central and Western Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Kentucky Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Tennessee Montana Colorado and Washington expire this year amid broader negotiations.
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