Bryan Welcome to Boston as Commonwealth Club guest
Hon. William J. Bryan arrived in Boston from New Haven for a Commonwealth Club visit. A reception at the Quincy House followed a banquet with prominent locals. Bryan spoke on The Patriot in Peace and urged moral courage and civic duty beyond party lines.
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Boston
William J. Bryan
New Haven
Commonwealth Club
Providence
South Station
Quincy house
Alexander B. Bruce
Robert Treat Payne, Jr
mercf
Crane
Dewey
Miles
W. 5. Schley
Mr. Bryan
Washburn
Bryan Club
Bryan
John” L . Bates
tadey T
Patrick A. Collins
Admiral Schrey Leaves Washington for Savannah Visit
Admiral Schrey and Mrs Schrey depart Washington for a ten day visit to Savannah hosted by General William W Gordon. President Roosevelt hosts a diplomatic corps dinner with eighty five guests in the White House cast room. Caracas announces compensation over a railroad dispute affecting Caracas and nearby traffic.
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Admiral
Washington
Admiral Sthrey
Mrs. Schrey
Savannah
William W. Gordon
Roosevelt
white house
McCreary Nominated for Senate by Kentucky Democrats
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 9 Hon James B McCreary of Madison county accepted the Democratic nomination to succeed William J Deboe in the U S Senate. He won 62 votes to 37 for Circuit Judge James R Cantrill with party unity and waning surprise at the withdrawal of Reps Wheeler and Smith.
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Prankfort
Byron
James McCreary
McCreary
United States
Blackburn
Wheeler
MicCreary
senate
Bil Brown
Nelson county
house
James HE. Cantril
Cantril
Kentucky
Herman, Newcomb
Louisvilllé
W. W.Bosles
Spencer
Allizon Holland
Henry
Brown
Tis
James B. McCreary
one hundred and tenth cavalry
Terneshad
ant
etela Morgan andy
Virginia
Appomatto
Madison county
Ken ducky
coe
house committee on foreign affairs
Fie
James D. McCreary
United States senate
James Cantrill
Harvey Logan
Knoxville
Great Northern railway
Alabama
Hughes
Reidsville
hetre
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Knox Handles Schley Case In Naval Inquiry By AG
Washington January 4 The Post says the attorney general will examine possible legal violations in the Schley court of inquiry not its merits If findings show legality the president may rule on the case Admiral Schley may appeal The Illinois will leave dry dock to coal and join the north Atlantic squadron to transport Crowninshield to the European station for the coronation ceremony
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Crowninshield
Rawerd
Washington
The Post
Schley
snow
Admiral Schrey
Illinois
New Orleans
Pensacola
Havana
Crowningshield
King
Ground for Roosevelt reshuffles stir Mississippi politics
Washington reports a sweeping shake up of Mississippi Republicans as Democrats seize key posts including justice department positions. Jim Hill, a long time Negro leader and national committee member, is to be superseded as register of the land office at Jackson. Frederick Collins, a white Republican and former Southern district marshal, will take the post. The move provokes sorrow among Mississippi Republicans who foresee tense developments in 1934 and hint at further retirements and partisan shifts.
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Washington
Mississippi
department
justice
Jim Hill
Jackson
Frederick Collins
Collins
marshel
republican party
Colonel Smyth
Augusta
Smith
house
Panama
senate
willie
state department
Colombia
Nica
gua
Costa Rica
Adamson
fourth district
Fleming
tenth district
Fire breaks out at mill injuring several workers
A fire at a local mill rapidly spread, injuring multiple men and forcing crews to flee the flames. Authorities reported initial damage and the involvement of several workers as responders battled the blaze. The incident prompted emergency dispatches and an ongoing investigation into the cause and extent of the destruction.
General Funston Arrives With Manile Force Transport Kilpatrick Returns
General Funston reaches Manila on the transport Kilpatrick bringing about 1,400 discharged soldiers. Brigadier General Robert P. Hughes accompanies him after long duty in the Philippines. The Kilpatrick arrives from Manila with the returning force. Funston plans and signals no immediate retirement.
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Ageinaldo
San
neiste
Francisco
Funston arno Manile
Funston
rt Warren
Gererat sige
ainge
Manila
Bitter Struggle Ends With Eight Hour Day Pact
New York January 9 a settlement ends a bitter clash between garment cutters and clothing manufacturers affecting about forty thousand workers in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Syracuse Utica Rochester and Baltimore The accord came via a 36 member committee of the National Civic Federation and grants an eight hour day plus one half hour not a nine hour day.
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United Garment Workers
New York
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Utica
Rochester
Baltimore
National Civic Federation
Diamond Theft Sparks Escape From New York Pawnshop
A well dressed young man smashed the display window at Howard Burgher's loan office on Sixth Avenue and stole diamond jewelry valued at 5000 dollars. The suspect fled into a crowded street despite the bustle.
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New York
Howard Burgher
Sixth avenue
Sale of the Danish Islands Memorial Cable to King
A cablegram from St. Croix planters and merchants asks King Christian to approve the memorial of June 4 1900. They warn that without selling the lands to secure the American market the sugar industry will fail and sugar prices will not cover production costs.
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Denmark
st. Thomas
D. W
Danish West Indies
St. Croix
rigdad
Copenhagen
Christian
jore
Night Watchman Fends Off Bank Robbery at St Louis Bank
Night Watchman David Palin of the Northern Illinois National Bank in East St Louis reports an attempt to enter the bank last night. J N Hughes, under arrest for a separate Stock Yards bank robbery, proclaims innocence, claiming he was home ill. Total loss from the Stock Yards robbery is estimated at 10000 by bank president Knox.
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St. Louis
David Palin
Nouthern Illinois national bank
st East
St.Louis
Till
J. N. Hughes
National Stock Yards
Knox
Stock Yards national bank
ion
Ex-Governor Moses Testifies On Opium Habit And Fraud
Boston dispatch reports Franklin J. Moses ex governor of South Carolina before Judge Brown in a municipal court case. He cites social ostracism driving him to morphine and opium beginning in 1872 and 1876 and describes a loan payment misdeed involving a $50 check. He faced four months on Deer Island after sentencing.
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Boston
Mass
Franklin J. Moses
South Carolina
Brown
municipal ceriminal court
Moses
James A. Hawkes
union
Deer island
Georgia Good Enough for Him in Blizzard Ordeal
A crippled sheep rancher from Blue Ridge, Georgia, John M. Garrett, endured thirty hours in a blizzard with no food, fire, or shelter. He froze nose, ears, and feet, and left Wyoming after losing about 400 sheep. Garrett travels to the ranch to recover and vows to not return north.
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Denver
Colo
Blue Ridge
John’ M. Garrett
union station
Garrett
Wyoming
Thirty Days Without Food Fast In New York City's Choate
J D Choate of New York City is at a Colorado sanatorium undergoing a self imposed thirty day fast due to a stomach ailment. His mental and physical state remain stable aside from weakness from the prolonged abstinence. In another result, Joel Leonard of Buffalo and Emil Sanchez of Chicago fought ten rounds to a draw at Olympia Athletic Club in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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J. D. Choate
New . York City
Colo
D. Choate
New York City
Colorado ‘ganitarium
Mr. Choate
Boulder
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joel Leonard
Buffalo
Emil Sanchez
Chicago
Olympia “Athletic Club
Georgia Forecast and Local Notices Mixed News
Light southerly winds and a fair forecast for Friday and Saturday. Local Griffin residents urged to demand restoration of property until encampment promises. Attorney General Knox to visit Atlanta prison. Tax collection and dispensary impacts discussed. Bibb and Glynn counties report concerns over property values and unsavory resorts. National items include canal bill vote, Roosevelt politics, and international tensions around Nicaragua and Chile.
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Griffin
Knox
Atlanta
Candler
Florida
A. G. Holt
House approves Hepburn bill for canal route vote
Washington report notes near party unity as the Hepburn bill authorizing a Nicaragua canal project passes the House with only two negatives. It details sections on territory procurement, construction from Greytown to the Pacific, harbor development, surveys, and possible joint-usage guarantees with Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
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Washington
Spain
house of representatives
Lassiter
Virginia
Fletcher
Minnesota
Bishop
Michigan
Panama
Panama canal
Cannon
Illinois
Hepburn
appropriations committee
Ceuta
Rica
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nehart
centro
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war
Caribbean sea
Greytown
Pacific ocean
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