Dream of Englishman betting at Monte Carlo with luck machine
Special Cable Monaco January 1. Englishman Wall claims a new "luck" machine can beat roulette and break the bank. He has tested at Monte Carlo Casino with 23 sittings, winning 625 dollars so far, predicting 10 percent daily gains. Officials watched as crowds formed around his box, which changes sixteen numbers rapidly to determine bets. He reports a method of neutralizing chance and promises steadier results, though details remain secret.
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No Rate Regulation in Federal Constitution Speech
President Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine railroad cites Roosevelt’s rate regulation proposal at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers fortieth anniversary in Boston. He argues congressional power to regulate rates would reduce railroad incomes and faults any constitutional intent on interstate commerce. He notes 1905 railroad dividends averaged over 3 percent and warns further rate cuts would force expense reductions.
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Fire at Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Storehouse Stock Yards
Chicago firemen from 35 companies battled a reef storage fire at Schwarzschild and Sulzberger Company in the stock yards for four hours tonight. When extinguished the damage was estimated at not over 5,000 dollars.
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Combes Ministry to Abandon Field in France
Paris January 15 the ministry of I Combes plans to resign after three years in power with the cabinet likely to be reconstituted by Rouyer or Brissot Delcasse in the foreign office though Loubet's death delays formal action Combes calls on Loubet and battles overccupied hours in parliament while supporters insist the retirement is voluntary and will not derail policy continuation with church state separation likely to remain the key program pending the cabinet reshuffle and new leader
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Europatkin to Resume Offense Movements Over War News
Despatches from London recount Emperor Nicholas tone signaling end of mediation hope and a likely renewed Russian offensive under Kuropatkin. Reports from St. Petersburg note Mistchenko’s raid may threaten rail lines near Liao Yang, while Kuropatkin’s absence sparks questions about planned operations. Eulenberg dies by own hand in Berlin, recounting a personal crisis.
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Foreign Affairs in Native Country Turns Rosseau Mad
Philadelphia police report a man known as Gensler Roseeau admitted planning to blow up the Frederick the Great statue in Washington and to move an infernal device to the Umbria in New York. He claimed foreign affairs stirred his fanatic patriotism, and authorities seek Washington and New York custody. A missing Irish American, Owen Kelly, prompted Roseseau’s approach to Kelly’s brother Patrick, offering to lead to his brother for £800. The valise contained no explosives, only an infernal machine.
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Bolters oppose Niedringhaus as Missouri GOP leader
A factional split emerges as a sufficient bloc of Missouri Republicans vows to bolt the caucus process to defeat T. K Niedringhaus in the effort to succeed U S Senator Francis M Cockrell. A Saturday conference in Jefferson City drew nine legislators with five more agreeing to bolt if pressured.
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Senators Meet President Over Arbitration Treaty Opposition
Washington January 16 three prominent senators Messia McCreary of Kentucky Foster of Louisiana and Daniel of Virginia conferred with the president at the White House. The purpose was not disclosed but reports say opposition in the south to pending arbitration treaties may be linked to fears of revived claims against southern states.
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Dillingham Arrives Aboard USS Castine On Dominican Mission
Commander A C Dillingham US Navy arrives as a passenger on the USS Castine. His role linked to Dominican Republic affairs boosts public confidence that a satisfactory settlement will soon follow. Delights reported from Rome cite belief that cabinet changes in France may calm tensions and align with radical compromise to favor Waldeck Rousseau over Combes.
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Roosevelt Discusses South Visit Not For Appointments
President Roosevelt sought views from southern leaders including Judge Thomas G. Jones about the south and its relations to the nation. Jones says the informal gathering at the White House included Democrats, Republicans, former Confederate and Union soldiers, all friends of the president, aiming to ease misperceptions in the South without discussing specific appointments.
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