Navy Growth and International Peace Efforts Urged
The text argues for naval expansion to ensure defense and offensive strength, emphasizing four new battleships, upgraded docks, coaling stations, and better Pacific mobility. It critiques reliance on international arms limits, supports disciplined peacetime training at sea, and notes a Pacific voyage to test readiness. It also covers Hague Conference outcomes and U.S. foreign policy moves including relations with Cuba, Germany, China, and Mexico.
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Tyne
California
Oregon
Wington
Whale Union
Maine
New York
Louisiana
Texas
Atlante
Straits of Mawellan
Pacific Coast
Admiral Evans
Crularre
San Francisco
Olfteere
Min
Army
Navy
United States Navy
Addiion
Hague
United States
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Unil
Lelegetea
Britain
Imood
Cuba
Cure for Cold and Conference Notes from 1907
The piece discusses old home remedies for colds, praising fresh air and temperate living. It gives a pine oil whisky mixture and tincture of cinchona as quick cures, notes proper preparation and sourcing, and mentions the Pan American conference and Theodore Roosevelt urging increased funding for the International Bureau of American Republics.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Court rules cannot revoke insurance license without statutory grounds
In Kentucky the court of appeals held that the Insurance Commissioner cannot revoke a company's license to do business without statutory reasons. The decision reversing Commissioner Prewitt followed a dispute over revoking Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York’s Kentucky license, tied to actions against agency head Hindman. Chief Justice O'Rear dissented along with two judges from the majority.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Hobson
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
New York
Prewitt
O'Rear
Unassing
Nunn
General Allen Thomas Dies at 77 in Waveland
Gen Allen Thomas former United States minister to Venezuela during Cleveland's second term died at his home in Waveland Mississippi aged 77. He served as a brigadier general in the Confederate army during the Civil War.
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United States
Venezuela
Waveland
Miss
Allen Thomas
Venzuela
Cleveland
Bomb Thrown at Cabrera In Guatemalan Assassination Try
An alleged assassination attempt on Guatemalan President Cabrera is reported from New Orleans after the steamer Anselm arrived from Central American ports. A bomb reportedly exploded beneath his carriage, killing the coachman and badly wrecking the vehicle, while Cabrera himself sustained only scratches and bruises.
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Guatemala
New Orleans
Cabrera
Anselm
Colonel Linder Recovering in Hartwell Home
Col. J. E. Linder former governor Terrell staff member is listed as seriously sick at his comfortable Hartwell home. Many friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Linder Quite
Hartwell, Ga
J. E. Linder
J. M. Terrell
25 Corpses Found in Mine Near Fayette City
Pittsburg reports twenty five miners died after a firedamp explosion at the Naomi mine of United Coal Company near Fayette City. Rescuers reached the victims at 4 am. bodies were burned beyond recognition. Officials fear more deaths as efforts continue.
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Pittsburg
Naomi
United Coal Company
Fayette City
Iminera
Lena
Bear on way to Roosevelt from Maine in exproag Office
A fat year and a half old black bear addressed to President Theodore Roosevelt is en route to Washington from Maine via the exproag Office Birmingham. Haas Brothers of Mobile signed for the bear. It should reach Washington by Thursday noon after being killed in South Alabama. Insurance officials meeting in Louisville set for December 13 to discuss taxation committees. Rescue efforts in a mine explosion face delays as officers enforce safety.
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Birmingham
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Maine
Haas Brothers
Mobile
Prain
Alabama
Joulsville
Henry Prawitt
National Association of Insurance Commissionera
Louisville
Caucus Called for Democrats in House Session
A caucus of Democratic members of the House is called by Chairman Clayton for tomorrow evening to press a plan that would force the tariff question to the front in the present session. The talk centers on Hay of Virginia re offering a resolution to object to all unanimous agreements unless a tariff bill is brought in. Virginia's Jones again threatens to block the steering committee resolution assigning Democratic members to committees. The two measures are expected to clash, with Williams supporters opposing the steering plan and conservatives wary of a possible filibuster with wide impact.
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Germany
Europe
United States
Berlin
Commerce
United Stats
Gérmany
Congress
United State
Ezia
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cantums Service
Actus
Washington
House
Clayton
Hay
Virginia
Jones
Ateering
John Sharp Williams
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Peking
S Incere
Ta Jagal Mabliky
Sim
Uni
Mexico
Central America
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
Republic
Courtnay
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May Co
Madison Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
Ozarkeruit CO
Memphis, Tenn
Ctty
International Bureau of America
Rio Janeiro
Bureau of American Republica
White House
Rye
Old Pennsylvania
Manhattan Club
Acme
Perfection
Stone Mountain
Potts-Thompson Liquor Co. Distillers
N. Pryor St
Market St
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bear
Roosevelt
A. Fat' Black Bear
Georgia Railway & Electric CO
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Atlanta Gas. Light Company
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