Prouty Renominated in Senate Confirmation Fight
The Senate debated Prouty's renomination with provisions on Panama bonds and house certificates. Nomination for Porter Kino fleet and Porto Rico officers stirred questions as Nute of New Hampshire noted the light on recent proceedings. Charles A Prouty of Vermont and M. dfoyt of California were named targets for prior posts.
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Tillman Seakee
Panama
Bonde
Alec Clearing House
Senate
Nute
New
Washington Dev Ten Minute Seamon Of Flouss of Representatives
In a brief Washington dispatch the House session included a ten minute seamon of remarks permitting the speaker to take up business. The notice reflects procedural steps in the ongoing legislative agenda and the role of the presiding officer.
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Washington
Dev
Apraker
Tives Mann
Ilinois
Tillman Seeks Light on Treasury Proceeding Inquiry
Tillman introduces a resolution calling on the Senate to probe recent treasury actions. Jenner and others join in urging a thorough review of proceedings and accountability.
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Tillman
Wealthy firm doubts fire insurance risk at Christmas
A garbled item notes a prosperous company hesitating to insure its assets. The piece suggests prudence and good judgment, implying a decision about fire coverage during the holiday period.
Catarrh Remedy Advocates Blood Purifier
An 19th century remedy article argues catarrh affects throat stomach and bowels, caused by impure blood. It endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a principal purifier to cure the condition and relieve discharges. The advice emphasizes cleansing the blood to restore health.
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Hood
Senate probe on treasury actions and Panama bonds
Fragmentary notes show a Senate committee proposed to investigate treasury duties and money market actions by Secretary Coro. Questions address certificates used to flood the country with money, the 60 million Panama Bond issue, and legality of warehouse receipts as money. The inquiry aims to report to the Senate promptly.
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Cor
O Mundo
Liptertet
Secretary of the Treasury
Fedae
Panama
Joan
Peco
Senate
Adon
U. S
Public Policy His Trust Gauge Increases Push
Dec 10 amendment to antitrust law moves in the House introduced by Representative Sarah to define public policy as a state concept affecting trade. It seeks to bind courts on such issues and prohibits movement of condemned articles across state lines. Violations carry fines from 1000 to 5000 dollars and imprisonment from three months to five years.
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Sterman
Domincely
Sarah
Pati Pie Pty
United States
Platt Proposes Chartering Corporations Bill
Senator Platt introduces a bill to charter corporations with capital over 100000 and to allow use of the word National. Other corporations would be barred from using National. The Treasury Department is tasked with enforcement and the bill targets those with paid up capital of 100000 or more.
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Washington
Senator Platt
Treasury Department
Congress aiming to curb import labor abuse in new bill
Washington December news reports Rep Gardner drafting a bill to amend interstate labor rules. The measure targets the importation of skilled white labor when unemployed locals exist, seeks to limit abuses seen in textile industries in Massachusetts, and proposes bronze medals for heirs of sailors from the Kearearge and the Alabama incident. Austin Quimby of Salem backs the legislation.
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Massachusette Teatile Mille
Step
Washington, D.C
Gardner
Massachusetts
Congressman Gardner
U.S
Keartarge
Alabama
Charbourg
Austin Quimby
Salem
Nineteenth Army
Department of Thie
Supreme Court Rule Upheld Against State Rail Stop Order
The U S Supreme Court ruled against a South Carolina railroad company seeking to compel a stop order on a fast train under state railroad commission authority. The case centered on interstate commerce limits and the commission’s demand to halt service, with the court denying the company relief.
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Washington
State Railroad Commission
Spreme Court of the
United States
Aaii Road Company
Wet Board of Railroad
South Carolina
Latta
Prema
Supreme Court of the United States
Urico Cure Promises Relief From Rheumatism
Baldwinsville farmer Frank Howe describes two years of crippling rheumatism and crutch dependence. After trial of Smith Co Urie Ota treatment, he reports rapid relief, no need for crutches, and full recovery by using six bottles. He endorses Urie and offers free trial details via Smith Co Syracuse. Urie sold by Crom Pharmacy and Rickert Wells.
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Frank Howe
Von
Urie
Avery
Frank Ht
Baldwineville
N.Y
Four Cities Compete for Democratic Obie Week
Washington D C December 9 Cleveland Louisville Chicago and Denver vie to host Democratic national committee events. Louisville appears to be ruled out with Louisville scratched. The remaining cities bid up to 100000 for the event.
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Cleveland
Louisville
Chicago
Denver
Washington, D. C
Democratia Rt
Democratic National Committee
No Change in Condition for Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston December 10 Dennis D Driscoll who was shot at the State Hotel last Thursday afternoon remains in stable condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. Officials report he is as comfortable as can be expected and no new developments have occurred.
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Boston
Dennis D. Driscoll
Massachusetts Goneral
Sears Roebuck & Co Indicted in Des Moines Fraud Case
Sears Roebuck & Co is indicted for using the mails to defraud. The Des Moines case accuses misrepresentation in the mail order catalogue. Counts allege a scheme to obtain money by false pretenses involving white lead claimed to be made by the company and related mailings to Dr. C F Boring and B H Mills.
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Des Moines
Sears, Roebuck & Co
C. F. Boring
Dew Moines
Sears, Roelmeck
Bryce Not Retiring Says London Tribune
London reports in The Tribune deny retirement rumors about Ambassador Bryce and state no foundation for claims that he will return from America or be replaced by Sir Henry Toward, the minister to The Hague.
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London
the Tribune
Bryce
America
Sir Henry Toward
Minster
Hague
Dalzell seeks law to defend national banks
Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania introduced a bill making it a misdemeanor to publish or mail an undignified or derogatory statement about a national bank and penalizing the act by fine or imprisonment in Washington on December 10.
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Washington
Dev
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hyomei promise claims big catarrh cure from Red Cross Pharmacy
A period advertisement asserts Hyomei guarantees a cure for catarrh with its medicate inhaler. It claims the Red Cross Pharmacy bears all risk, offering a complete outfit for one dollar and promising rapid relief by reaching the nasal passages and throat.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Red Cross
Kaiser in London for Three Days Visit
Emperor William of Germany arrived in London for a three day sight seeing trip after his rest cure at Highcliffe castle. He lunched with King Edward at Buckingham Palace and will reside at the German embassy until Wednesday. He plans to visit Queen Wilhelmina in Holland on his way back to Poland.
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London
Dee. W
William
Highcliffe Castle
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Wilhelminia
Holland
Polwlam
Funeral of King Oscar Delayed for Two Weeks
Stockholm December 10 The body of King Oscar of Sweden who died Sunday is being embalmed. Arrangements for a funeral will require delaying the ceremony for a fortnight. The news notes the arrival of Gustave and mentions mourners and Swedish public interest as preparations proceed in Stockholm.
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King Oscar
Stockholm
Oscar
Gustave
Sweden
Bank of Commerce to Reopen in Kansas City
Arrangements were completed for Today reopening of the Stock Yards Bank of Commerce in Kansas City Missouri. Deposits estimated at 250 000. the bank suspended operations last week after the National Bank of Commerce closed. It will be bought from the receiver of the National Bank of Commerce as the second bank to resume after the week’s turmoil. Directors pursue a reorganization plan to restore the bank’s standing.
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Kansas City
Commierce
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Commerece
National Bank of Comeerce
Taft Boomer on a Secret Mission
New York reports that President Roosevelt's special commissioner James Cronnon Reynolds has arrived to operate for the Taft faction. He is said to work among labor leaders to promote a union label as part of the War boom, and has been seen at the Republican club for weeks with quiet earnestness.
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New York
Roosevelt
James Cronnon Reynolds
Taft
Reynolds
Republican Club
Record Sale Opportunity on Restricted Goods
Announcement invites shoppers to a two day sale Friday and Saturday from 2 to 6 pm offering all stock up to item 9400 at cut prices. Warns there may never be another chance to buy genuine restricted goods at such low prices and promises stock will sell out quickly.
The Averill Music Company At Times Office Third Floor
The Averill Music Company advertises services and products from the times office on the third floor. It promotes climbing stairs as a useful feature, encouraging visitors to access upper floors for music items and related offerings.
Coins and mottos adornments across European money
The New York Sun notes a habit of interpreting coin inscriptions as political statements. It cites examples from Charle III silver ducats, Louis XIV era coins, Papal medallions, Maltese dollars, and Venetian liras, where phrases such as Let the poor come and rejoice or One is not enough were applied to the money itself, often beyond the designer’s intent.
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Minerva
Ttalien
Searlaitl de
Aplalon
Charlee
Louie de Henrhan
Etruriay Na Tive
Artiat
Enighta
Malta
Catia
New York Sun
Millionaire's daughter to become a farmer
Chicago dispatch reports Mary Josephine Crane daughter of iron magnate Charlie Crane plans to pursue farming. Deaf from birth she nears completion of a three year course in agriculture at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Interpreter Miss Camp aids her in class as she prepares to direct a farm near the Crane summer home at Lake Geneva.
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Chicago
Mary Josephine Crane
Charlie Tr. Crane
Miss Crane
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Miss Camp
Lake Geneva
Millionaire's will leaves nothing for widow in Grant Neck estate
Everett B. Webster late of Grant Neck died in Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 29. His will, probated in Nassau county surrogate court, leaves an estate valued above $1,000,000 and makes no provision for his wife Ann Gongdon Moulton Webster, stating he had amply provided for her in life and future. Mrs. Webster, who previously separated, now lives with her parents in Lynn, Massachusetts and has begun divorce proceedings.
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Webster
Lynn
Mass
Jacksonville
Milwaukee Day Prohibition Move Aims Saloon Closures
Milwaukee Wisconsin December 10 The city plans an ordinance to close saloons at 11 PM at the urging of local pastors. The measure arises amid ongoing temperance campaigns and wartime moral policing efforts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukes
Iummora Sa
Odis
Funeral services for Mrs Taft Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Lomas M Taft mother of Secretary of War Taft will be held Thursday at the Cincinnati Teeldenge of her stepson Charles P Taft in Cincinnati. She died Sunday at Millbury Massachusetts.
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Cincinnati
Dev
Lomas M. Taft
Taft
Millbury
Masa
Charles P. Taft
Zulu chieftain surrenders in Natal
Pietermaritzburg Natal December 10 Din ili Zulu king surrenders to authorities without resistance. Magistrate from here issued a warrant for his arrest and preparations were made to gun down him with an armed escort if he refused to come in.
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Pietermaritnburg
Natal
Dinimilu
Indicted for Land Frauds In New Mexico Case
A federal grand jury indicts several officials including Kt Hogart superintendent at Old Dossinien Milling pansy S Domay ex Superintendent mime sop Edward W. T dieser ex chief clerk of the neutpay and new recorder and Robert KH Ridell chief clerk of the United Globe mines after investigations into alleged land state frauds in New Mexico.
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Globe
New Mexico
Poturne
Ainst
Hogart
Dossinien Milling
Pansy
S. Domay
Mime Sop
Edward W. T. Dieser
Neutpay and New Recorder
Robert KH. Ridell
United Globe Mines
Graniteville church service details unclear
The Rev Mr Renton presided in Graniteville on December 8 with August MacDonald reported as able to attend.
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Mr. Renton
Graniteville
MacDonald
Ugar
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Says Garson
A garson indicates a method to cure piles in six to fourteen days. The claim mentions refund options and a 60 cent price point. The text also references a wing ge and rudinng files in relation to the remedy.
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Pazo
Garson
Eny
Vice-President Smith Charged in Woodlawn Disaster Case
The New York Central vice-president Alfred J. Smith faces an indictment linked to the Woodlawn collision. Trial records show he and others allegedly aided in the event, with testimony sought from various officials and a key attorney weighing legal implications. The proceedings focus on responsibility and potential legal consequences.
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Woodlawn
New York Central
New York
Alfred J. Smith
Supreme
Evant Prhitey
Whitman
Shiythe
Whitin & Davis Jewelry Plant Reopens Overtime Planned
Plainville Massachusetts reports Whitin and Davis jewelry factory resuming work after a three week shutdown due to weak demand. About 100 hands are affected as management announces overtime to handle accumulated orders and anticipates regular operation resumes soon.
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Plainville
Mass
Der
Whiting & Davis Jewelry Factory
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Contigue
Treasury
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Tay Aclling
G. Herbert Pape
Gank Bik
Epanghetti
J.D. Ossola
Etenh Aith
Patape Ee
ALH. Buzzell, Proprietor
J. W, Dillon
Roleter
Barre, Vt
Tarv
Sabath
PLATT
State Railroad Commisson
Baldwinsville
Urico
Law
Kaiser
Theodore Hoovevelt
Bank OF Commerce
Taft Boomer
James B. Reynolds
Edison
THE
Averill Music Company
Trony
Dess
Dumb
Ick
B. Webster
Chitef
Diniculu
Arizona
Smith
aiAl
Massachymite Jewelry Factory
Dows
Ayers
Ayer Oo
Barre
H. J. Smith
North Main Street
Colton
New York State
State Street
Montpelier
City Bakery
G. A. Bemis
North Main St
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DIX & Coleman
South Main Street
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