Roosevelt’s annual message read in Congress with tame reception
Washington dec 4 the annual message of president roosevelt was read in the senate and house with little business attempted beyond the reading. the session slowed as the message wore on and both houses adjourned shortly after its completion. the tone was muted with criticism aimed at tariff currency and antitrust notes.
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White House
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White House Currency Conference Discusses Emergency Measures
President meets with Senators Aldrich of Rhode Island and Crane of Massachusetts to review currency relief proposals. Aldrich says no definite plan was decided. discussion covers security for emergency currency and who may issue or withdraw circulation, with the president not pushing a specific plan.
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White House
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Crane
Massachusetts
Alerich
Treasury Department
Pettibone Trial Jury Selection in Venice
Dec 4 jury selection for the Pettibone trial proceeds in Venice. Both sides veto several jurors for cause and exercise three peremptories. Of 109 potential jurors, only 40 remain. jurors are younger on average than in the Haywood case, with few farmers and several union members among current prospective jurors.
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George A. Pettibone
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Feste
Dpmntion
Defenise
Idaho
Pettibone
Haywood
Red Cross Society Holds Third Annual Meeting in Washington
Secretary Root spoke at the third annual American National Red Cross meeting in Washington. General George W. Davis chaired in Taft’s absence. officers were re-elected: Taft as president, Beekman Winthrop treasurer, A W Cooley counsellor, and Charles L. Magee secretary. Reports were read and accepted.
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Root
American National Red Cross Society
Taft
George W. Davis
Beekman Winthrop
A. W. Cooley
Charlies L. Magee
Red Cross
Wisconsin man murdered near Waukesha
Eugene Carney sixty four year old former Washington county sheriff and leading Democrat was found murdered in his barn on the Mukwanago road three miles south of Waukesha. A spade near the body and a missing sum of money point to foul play. a former farmhand is suspected but not yet arrested.
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Victim and patient fatally shoot fallout in Detroit apartment
Dr J A Attridge aged 38 and his patient Mrs John B Griffith 35 were shot through the head and rushed to hospitals from the Raycourt apartments in Detroit. Mrs Griffith had just been moved from Harper hospital and, aided by her sister Miss Stella Wade, may have acted on a long simmering quarrel over Attridge. The couple had reportedly reconciled during Mrs Griffiths hospital stay.
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Russian plot to assassinate czar and loot bank exposed
Paris dispatch reports police uncovered a Geneva sourced Russian terrorist scheme to kill the emperor blow up the imperial palace and the duma and loot the imperial bank of Russia. One arrest reported in connection with the alleged plot.
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Jury Frees Mrs. Bradley of Murder Charge in Utah
The jury found Mrs. Annie M. Bradley not guilty of murdering former Utah Senator Arthur M. Brown at a Salt Lake City hotel. The verdict ended a three week trial with a near unanimous initial stance for acquittal and prompted crowd cheers as she was released and congratulated by spectators.
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Annie M. Bradley
United States
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
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Bradley
Bradley to challenge Senator Brown will after murder acquittal
Mrs. Annie M. Bradley plans to sue to break Senator Brown's will now that she has been acquitted of murder. The contest hinges on Brown's written acknowledgment that her two sons are his, despite the will disavowing paternity. Most of the estate, about 50 000 dollars, goes to his son Max and daughter Alice. Proceedings await Judge Powers's return from Washington.
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Annie M. Bradley
Senator Brown
Washington
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Alice
Judge Powers
Republican Leader in Portugal Predicts Downfall of King
Lisbon December 4 Cennadine Macha do asserts that the masses are stirred by the political struggle and that the current crisis signals the monarchy's end. In a three hours interview with the Associated Press, Machado predicts the regime will change and the people will reject past governance.
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Lisbon
Cennadine Machado
Associated Press
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Mine Explosion at Panama Oklahoma Wounds Ten
Ten miners in the Ozark Coal and Railway mine at Panama Oklahoma were injured in a powder keg blast. About forty men were at work when the explosion occurred. most escaped with four likely fatally harmed.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Ozark Coal and Railway Company
Panama
Okla
Twenty five bodies recovered at Naomi mine Pittsburg
After rescuers cleared all but one entry at the Naomi mine United Coal company officials say twenty five bodies have been recovered and more may lie in the unexplored section. Rescue work paused due to fear of another explosion while the mine is ventilated and searched.
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Dec
Naomi
United Coal Company
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Turmoil as Tribes Capture Minister Caravan toward Fez
In Tangier on December t mountain tribes seized a caravan of sultan Abdul FEAzz ministers en route to Rahet. Fearing Bu Hamara's possible attack on Fez, the sultan ordered his officials to evacuate their families.
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Fez
Tangier
Dec
Abdul FE Azz
Rahet
Bu Hamara
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