Tillman In Senate Replies To Roosevelt Charges
Senator Tillman responded to Roosevelt's charges alleging use of influence to block northwest railroads to aid a land purchase from the Southern Oregon Company. He accused Roosevelt of haste, sensationalism, and bias, defended his public record, and urged full investigation while denying wrongdoing and inviting scrutiny of his private and public life.
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Washington
Tillman
Northwest
Southern Oregon Company
Oregon
Senator Tillman
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Mrs. Morris
Succes
Dorr
Post Office
United States
Coquille
Reeder and Watkins
Reeder
Watkins
Theodore
Secret’ - Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Young Rucci Delivers Sermon at East Side Church
News in brief reports 12 year old Michael Rucci delivering a full sermon in a New York East Side Catholic church. His text Behold, I bring to you tidings of great joy. The piece notes the sermon was composed by him and well received. A trumpet unearthed along the East River is cited by a survivor of Engine Company 8 as a relic of weed control days.
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Michael Rucci
East ‘Side
New York
East River
Weed
Tam
Pitchfork versus Big Stick in Tillman’s tirade
Ben Tillman rails at an unnamed target accusing tyrannical invasions of congressional rights and failed duties. He claims the target abuses press power, spies on a senator, and acts with personal malice while promoting Tillman to a mock club.
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Congress
Anantas Club
Flo
Secret Service
Countries Consent to Treaty Changes
London January 12 Britain reports telegraphic assent from the United States and Canada to small alterations in the draft waterways treaty terms. An absolute agreement now exists.
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London
United States
Canada
Hall Foreman of Company Noted in Brief Mention
A fragment notes that someone named Hall held the position of foreman at a company. No additional context or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Many Hall
Editors Convicted of Libel in Manila Trial
Manila reports editors Marlin Ocampo and Fidel Reyes of El Renacimiento found guilty of publishing libelous articles about Dean C Worcester. They received six months in Bidbid prison and fines of 100 dollars each, verdict handed down yesterday.
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Manila
Marlin Ocampo
Fidel Reyes
el Renancimento
Secret service shadows congressmen in Washington
Some members of Congress in Washington are described as being under close watch by a secret service presence that often shadows them, reflecting heightened security concerns and constant protection.
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Washington
Secret Service
Mine Blast Kills 21 at Zeigler Coal Mine Disaster
Duquoin Illinois January 12 A mine explosion at Leiter coal mine Zeigler killed 21 workers with 13 foreigners among the dead Four Negroes and four Americans among the victims remain identified efforts to determine the cause continue The leading theory cites fire damp leaking and a spark from an electric trolley igniting it as the likely cause Officials say minimal damage to workings suggests resumption of mining soon with debris cleanup ongoing
Governor Thomas R. Marshall Inaugurated in Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall was inaugurated governor of Indiana yesterday in the capitol south corridor. The first Democrat elected since 1892, he declared for an honest economical and painstaking administration and urged laws backed by the moral sentiment of the community.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Capitol Building
Lady Beresford Dies in Dohking England
Dohking England January 12 Lady William Beresford born Lillian Warren Price daughter of the late Commodore Price U S N Troy New York died here yesterday She had been ill for months and her death was not unexpected
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Beresford
Dohking
England
William Beresford
Lillian Warren Price
Commodore Price
U. S.N
Troy
N. Y
Kansas Governor Inaugurated
Topeka Kansas January 12 Walter R Stubbs Republican of Lawrence was yesterday inaugurated governor of Kansas succeeding Edward W Hoch also Republican for the term.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Walter R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Was
Edward W. Hoch
Roosevelt Report Urges Reform of Washington Jails
A congressionally transmitted report chaired by Justice Stanford condemns federal jail and District of Columbia facilities for overcrowding idleness and inhumane conditions. It urges national reforms, removal of vice districts, new pure housing, and updated penal and correctional systems to meet public conscience.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Roosevelt
Justice Stafford
Supreme Court of
Commission
All Hains Evidence Taken in Thornton Hains Trial
In Flushing New York January 12 the trial of Thornton Jenkins Hains concluded evidence was taken. Court adjourned after both sides rested and Justice Crane prepared his charge. A noon Thursday jury fate looms as counsel summarize and the defense argues the defendant was not principal in the killing of William Ausnis.
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Flushing
N. Y
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Justice Crane
Thornton
Hains
Peter C. Hains
William
Ausnis
Planter and Negro in Fatal Duel In Silver City
In Silver City near Nazao Mississippi on January 12 a pistol fightleft D B Sproles a prominent planter mortally wounded and Wess Davis a Negro killed instantly. After a quarrel over a house burning Davis fired four shots and Sproles then shot Davis dead.
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Nazao
City
Miss
Silver City
Here
D. B. Sproles
Wess Davis
Sproles
Davis
Dr Charles Denison Dies After Gall Stone Complications
Dr Charles Denison a renowned tuberculosis specialist and wartime leader in fighting the disease died at his Denver home yesterday from gangrene of the liver and acute septicemia caused by gall stones. He achieved world wide fame for his work against tuberculosis.
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Charles Denison
Denver
Col
Jap Paper Advises Hawaii Strike
Gonolulu Hawaii Jan 11 The Japanese Newspaper Jiji in a violent editorial today advises plantation laborers to strike for higher wages at once.
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Hawaii
Gonolulu
Jiji
Minister Confesses Murder Then Dies in Illinois Outing
Rev John Carmichael confessed to the Battle Run Methodist church murder in Port Huron Michigan and was found in an outhouse at Carthage Illinois after cutting his throat. He died in the afternoon after exposure to cold and loss of blood. He had asked a Catholic priest to enlist church interest for a factory venture and then sought a location he disliked.
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Burlington
John Carmichael
Battle Run Methodist Church
Port Huron
Mich
Carthage
Carmichael
Sheriff
Mystery Husband Found in Carthage Ill Reading
The missing Adair man was located in Carthage Illinois after a letter from him spoke of murder under hypnotic influence. His wife Mrs Carmichael, calm yet evasive, denies knowledge of hypnotism and expresses disbelief at the Browning case. Sheriff Bertschi withheld letter details, noting release by wire.
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Bowen
Ill
Bertschi
Rattle Run
Mich
Adair
Carthage
Browning
Carmichael
Thein House
No Excitement Among Electors in California Vote
Sacramento Cal Jan 12 Ten presidential electors of California met and cast their votes for president and vice president of the United States with little excitement attached to the formal process.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
United Tates
Memphis Banker T J Farrason Dies
Memphis banker T J Farrason, president of the Bank of Commerce & Trust Company, a leading southern financial institution, died last night in Memphis Tennessee on January 12.
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Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
T. J. Farrason
Bank of Commerce & Trust Company
South
Rass Lang Recounts Thirteen Years in the Business
Rass Lang marks thirteen years in the business reflecting on steady work, growth, and lessons learned. He notes changes in the market, emphasizes consistency, and hints at future plans and continued involvement.
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Ananias Club
Shaft
Hale
Department of Justice
Reeder & Watkins
Marshfield
Oré
Post Office, Department
Ben Tillman
BIG Stick
McCutcheon
Chicago Daily Tribune
Ziegler Colliery
Marshall
Hoosier
Thomas Ri. Marshall
Subject
Planter
Michigan
Ciepuchael
G. T. Shannon
Willery
Cass
Atlantic
Musson Phone
B. K. Gaylord
Atlantic Drug Co
Chestnut St. Musson
Atlantic, Ia
W. W. Chamberlain
Telephone
Musson
I. C. Seaman
Liz Collins
West Fourth St
Bell
Green
Iowa
Rass Lang
Walnut Street
Blk
Midland
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