12 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
1
A compact note examines how French German and Japanese influence shapes China policy and regional balance. It highlights competing interests, economic leverage, and the subtle diplomacy shaping East Asian affairs amid shifting alliances and power dynamics.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will not seek a third term. The White House affirming his renunciation from 1904 states he has not changed this decision. The statement clears the field for other Republican nominees such as Fairbanks Taft Cannon Pharaker and others.
New York observers note President Roosevelt remains firm on not seeking a third term. The shift elevates Governor Hughes as the likely Republican candidate with Senator ProPage among the few voices willing to discuss the party’s stance.
John G Jenkins and three sons were indicted for criminal conspiracy to obtain loans totaling 947000 from trust firms where they held officer positions. Frank and John G Jr faced perjury charges for false statements to the state banks superintendent. All pleaded not guilty and were held on bonds.
A telegraphic inquiry to the Gordo Messenger editor prompts the Advertiser to state there has been no riot in Pickens county. Two negroes were arrested at Lowetown for interfering with an officer. shots were fired injuring the officer and killing his prisoner. The Columbus Mississippi correspondent adds details from E R B Kirksey, a reliable newspaper man.
Boise reports Harry Orchard testified for four hours in the Pettibone murder trial, detailing attacks in the Coeur d’Alenes Cripple Creek Denver and Colorado governorship events. He claimed Pettibone bought rifles in 1904 and discussed “Pettibone Dope.” Counterclaims and new evidence were noted as the day closed.
Labor Commissioner Neill and Commissioner of Corporations Smith plan to study conditions in Goldfield Nevada as Roosevelt orders troops to stay neutral and protect life. General Funston to assess the situation while miners hope for peaceful settlement and payrolls in gold.
Empress Alexandra of Russia, long treated for influenza, has contracted a serious fever and is ordered to remain in bed. The report notes the period of illness and the ongoing strain on the imperial household in St. Petersburg.
Assistant Secretary Murray Charles P Neill and Herbert Knox Smith depart Washington for Goldfield Nevada to investigate miner operator troubles. They met with the president who authorized a broad letter of instruction enabling wide examination of Goldfield affairs.
Honolulu life smooths business tempo with calm manners and slower rhythms. The Chicago viewpoint contrasts busy mainland haste with no heavy crowds before 10 and 4 pm closures when workers seek leisure.
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