Smallpox Exposes Roosevelt Era Aide Quarantine Fears
Reports say Collector Thompson of Alabama contracted smallpox at the Hamilton Hotel in Washington, triggering fears of exposure to President and a wider congressional panic. Officials say many in Congress and hotel staff were moved to quarantine as health authorities investigated the risk and status of the Alabama delegation.
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Preparing Anti-Trust Bill in House Judiciary Subcommittee
Subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee chaired by Lillefield drafts a Sherman anti trust measure. Hearing and committee report planned with Attorney General guidance guiding the bill’s scope and potential full committee action.
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Heirship Hearing Set For Widow Over Estate Worth 1909 Property
Ochiltee, sister of the late Colonel Phones EP Uehlitree, was today granted letters of administration on her brother's estate. The estate comprises about 1909 of personal property and a $20,000 end. Feers of administration were appointed to Wey tor Lex.
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Three Die in Quiricht Train Collision Tragedy
Three people died in a train collision near Ohe Last Hight as authorities investigated the crash. The incident disrupted service and prompted emergency responders to secure the scene and transport remaining passengers.
Express Crash On Main Street Kills Three In Ada
A severe collision on Ada’s Main Street at about 2 PM involving a Pennsylvania system freight and two passenger cars killed three men and injured many others. The wreck left the street crowded and traffic halted as emergency crews tended the wounded and removed the dead. Conductor Peter Tracey and several named railroad workers were among the injured. the crash caused major damage to the engine and rear cars while the forward coach units remained largely intact. Local officials and newspapers covered the sensational scene as trains were diverted and investigations began.
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Alexander joins crowded field for Worth Carolina senatorship
Alexander arrives as fifth candidate in Raleigh for the state’s senatorial contest. A campaign staff of over fifty workers supports the effort with a campaign manager in place. Senator Reinhardt oversees interests and urges a caucus to focus on material business rather than politics, while freshmen aid the campaign. The session centers on procedural matters as a broader political clash unfolds.
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Law proposal bars deposits after bank insolvency knowledge
A bill introduced by Representative Russell aims to make it a felony for any officer or any national bank to receive deposits of money or negotiable property after they know the bank is insolvent. The measure targets unserious handling of funds and seeks strict accountability for bank officers.
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Roosevelt Criticized For Colored Collector Appointment
A New York Herald editorial condemns President Roosevelt for naming Dr Crum as Charleston’s collector, arguing the move damages Southern trust and national unity. The piece notes strong Southern opposition and urges consideration of regional sentiment in federal appointments.
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New York
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Negro questions roosevelts office plans stir debate
January dispatches from Birmingham report heated criticism of President Roosevelt over appointing blacks to office while northern and southern prejudices are debated. Minnie Cox from Indianola Mississippi resigns as postmistress amid pressure. Payne awaiting Inspector Fitzgerald reports before action. Roosevelt weighs political implications as parties push for broader inclusion.
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Madame Humbert Interrogated On First Court Appearance
Pars January Theress Humbert faced her first interrogation since arrest. The judge Moesch presided with Haberts defending. Humbert showed arrogance and self possession, refused to answer questions about the Crawford millions, and reserved all replies for her trial.
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New Primate for England Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
London reports the Right Rev Dr Davidson of Winchester appointed archbishop of Canterbury succeeding the late Most Rev Dr Temple. The formal announcement notes Temple's death in December and Davidson's long service, with responses from church and political circles amid ongoing ceremonial duties.
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Philippine court martial details killings of POWs in Samar
Testimony in Manila reports Major Thwin F Glenn of the Fifth Infantry charged with unlawfully killing seven prisoners of war in Samar last January. Several witnesses describe orders for executions by detachment leaders Ramos and Cauline, while defense links Ramos to Glenn’s alleged directives.
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Wettermark Arrest Ties Bank Forgeries to Insolvency
Houston January 1 Wettermark head of the banking firm tied to an insolvency and alleged extensive forgeries was arrested on arrival in Houston on a warrant charging him with receiving deposits after learning the bank was insolvent. The case involves forged notes and a branch operation blamed on Wettermark junior and other firm members with reports of large sums forged across the country.
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Mine Hoisting Accident Claims Milwaukee Man
George H Trumbleall aged about years, superintendent of a gold mine in Yadinn county SoC, was instantly killed this afternoon when a hoisting machine overturned. His home is Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he leaves a family.
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Reciprocity Debated Despite Cuban Treaty Surrender
The American Beet Sugar Association met at Warington and passed a resolution opposing the Cuban reciprocity treaty as amended, urging precise language to protect U S beet sugar manufacturers. A protest against tariff reductions favoring Philippine islands and sugar and terices industries was also adopted, with dissent from Wagner and Clark.
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Bowen to Present Venezuelan Arbitration Case in Washington
Caracas reports Minister Bowen will depart for Washington to present Venezuela’s case to the British German commission. Castro signals willingness to arbitrate while seeking payment and blockade terms. Bowen leads a commission to Hague discussions with Castro’s approval, aiming for amicable settlement and pressed dates.
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WEATHER FORECAST AND LOCAL NOTICES SUMMARY
The forecast notes warmer conditions in the northwest area followed by Saturday showers and a rising temperature with variable winds turning southeast. Local reports include political moves in Atlanta and Nashville area updates, with elections and appointments discussed. Domestic and foreign topics cover response to smallpox, arbitration plans, and a Delhi troop review stating 29000 troops participated.
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