Weeks Favors White Mountain Forest Reserve Bill
The House debated plans to establish a White Mountain forest reserve as Weeks backs the measure while Speaker Cannon and Curvon show opposition. Weeks faces pressure over committee control, yet presses for liberal appropriations to combat gypsy and browntail moth infestations.
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White Mountain Forest Reserve
Weeks
Speaker Long
D.C
Cannon
Kop- Tolan
Missychinetts
Werks
Ani Chherie
Weeke
Jim
Works
Che
Bis
Werke
Curvon
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Publicized in Ad
An older newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims relief from frequent urination and pain with testimonials and offers free book and sample bottle by mail. The copy emphasizes patient self diagnosis and urges readers to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Roosevelt Backs Aldrich Currency Plan in Hint of Support
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt, urged by Aldrich currency bill and Fowler supporters, indicated belief in a central bank of issue but doubted passage. He reportedly intends to lend strong influence to the Aldrich bill as the feasible path this session, despite criticisms that it favors New York and western relief may be limited.
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Wallington
D. C
Roosevelt
Fowler Till
Aldrich Willis
New York
Tellson
A. J. Warmer
Congress
Hale Attacks President on Naval Policy Change
Senator Holy Vicirmen, chair of the Senate naval affairs committee, urged airing the Rixey Brownson controversy and naval constrictions while promoting the navy personnel bill. He proposed reducing officer numbers and increasing efficiency and pay in the Navy Department amid administration policy reversals.
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Washington
Senate
Holy Vicirmen
Navy
Navy Department
Lottery by Uncle Joe described in congressional drawing
Washington vision of a congressional lottery conducted by Uncle Joe, with Spraer Cannon overseeing approved drawing. Members asked for clarity on the process as procedure caused tension. chairman Mann urged focus, redirecting discussion to business before the House.
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Washington
Spraer Cannon
Bagatru Nates
Tce
Mann
Soe
Tae Shea
Forty Persons Drowned Off Coast of Morocco
A violent storm along the Moroccan coast near Tangier caused many fishing boats to founder. Early reports say about forty natives perished as winds drove seas ashore and small craft struggled. Officials warn others to move farther from the coast as danger continues.
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Morocco
English Channel
Tangier
El-Araieh
Moroes
Balths
Senate bill sparks questions on defense, naval costs
The debate centers on a new defense bill with assurances amid sharp questioning by Senator Tillman and Senator Parker. The discussion touches on CIA, naval committee oversight, alleged construction defects, and potential impacts on the department, and questions why Admiral Brownson resigned.
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Paraker
Mediaral Altair
Benatur Uae
Satoustee
Speyre Price
Sevator Tilman
Hale
Itera
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Admiral Brownson
Vorakee
Erik Clud
New York Attorney General Warns on Bank Frauds in 1907 Scandal
New York Attorney General speaks at the Brooklyn dinner, condemning lawless investments by bank operators. He accuses directors and depositors of reckless handling of others money to push their own schemes. He says the era marks a pivotal chapter in city finance tied to the era of traction interests.
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New York
Jan. W
Dackwan
Brownwellle Bowth
Teade
Brooklyn
Jackson
Black Hand in Cleveland Exposed Ties to City
A fragmentary Cleveland report outlines alleged Black Hand activity centering on a terror network linked to Jewish organized crime. Investigators claim a covert channel sought sensitive information on a key figure, with authorities expecting developments within days.
Ten Days Grant for Evans Tars Fete Planned
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Pernambuno
Rou
New England Association Formed at Spokane Meeting
Representatives from six states attended the first Spokane gathering of the New England Association in the Exchange National Bank building on January 3. Officers named include P J Webb as chairman and EB Crane as secretary. The group aims to enroll 500 members and establish a club house, with future meetings planned and honorary congressional seats discussed.
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Mainé
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhotto Island
Connecticut
New England Association of the Inland Empire of the
Pacific Northwest
Exchange National Bank
Taiking
P. ‘J. Webb
Boston
EB. B. Crane
E., Goodall
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Easter
de Ptah
Oregon
New England
Congress
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Spokane
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Saland
Wile D. Finter
PF. Webb
G. Haley
John ¥. Green
RB. Yrane
Deecoration
New Payland
Northwest
Mystery Case Ties Gardner Alias Bradley to Rockefeller Kin
In Superior Iowa January 10 investigators traced a death rumor to a Blair Trempealeau county man named De fardner who was actually William Rockefeller father of John D Rockefeller. He lived in Superior years under the name W A Bradley, a physician known as doctor. Records show he left Superior in 14 and vanished, later rumor placed his death in Baitsin 406 under the name Gardart.
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Blair
Trempoalean
Baitsin
Gardart, Orm
Brazilian War Wesnole Go Out to Wel come Evans
An item notes Lat east, Whitmere, and Laton in connection with the murder of Lara Whitmore and the arrest of Pred Elliott as an accessory. It mentions Elliott’s Brooklyn travel, a letter to Mrs Whitmore’s sister, and December events including naval moves and ship arrivals.
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Brooklyn
Whitmore
Mra Wisitmore
Elliott
Janeiro
Ivan
Deandel
Marrekor
Tamar
Gastes
Daneire
Seton Yuotentay
Cape
Brwellon Walere
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Rioters Attack Protestant Chapel in Shanghai Province
A Chinese riot erupted near Shanghai injuring bystanders as protesters set fire to a Protestant chapel and nearby structures in the province. Police reported a tense scene with arrests possible as authorities work to restore calm and investigate the incident.
Textile makers predict prosperous year in Philadelphia
Textile manufacturers in Philadelphia forecast a strong year amid industry optimism. Leaders cite improving demand and favorable conditions, though reports note potential volatility and transitional challenges ahead.
Japan Asked to Show Her Hand on Emigration Limits
Tokyo reports an ambassador has drafted a plan restricting Japanese emigration to the United States to a set annual quota. Japan resists such written promises as beneath dignity, while Washington reels over the immigration dispute. United States seeks a counter reply as O’Brien’s stance is studied.
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Tokio
Jan
Brien.haw
Japan
Washington
United States
Root
Ambrasador O'Brien
O'Brien
State Department says Japan immigration talks in oral stage
Washington officials said negotiations with Japan over immigration are in the oral stage with no demand for an agreement. They stressed there is no need for concern or excitement, calling the talks unproven and unthreatening.
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State Department
Japan
New Roosevelt Message Aimed at Senate and House
A New York dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans a administration measure drafted with Taft and Bonaparte to reduce interstate commerce issues. The proposal, designed to shape actions in Congress, would reach both chambers and seek prompt consideration to influence nearby bills.
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Dan
Times
Roosevelt
Tin United
Staten
Taft
Bonaparte
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Senate
House
Knox
Eight-Year-Old Attleboro Hero Receives Commendation
Walter Bishop of Attleboro Rt. 1 is commended as a hero for saving the lives of two playmates about his age. The incident occurred recently as the boys were involved in a perilous situation prompting praise from local officials.
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Walter Bishop
Deep Lake
Providence
Attleboro
Fragmentary report from a staged incident near Camels medal comanion
Vague OCR passage mentions a group diverted to a location described as Sher Thy vented that rt and a deep channel where men and boys attracted by something. A boy cracked and there is reference to footing and a companion committee.
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Comanion Ivr
Representative Sulzer Reveals Personal Romance Story
In Atlantic City Nils Fem 10 Repro Serials, Representative Sulzer discusses his romance. He admits meeting his first wife at the New York hospital three years ago after she treated him. he explains his admiration grew during the canvassing, leading to marriage despite earlier elopement rumors.
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Atlantic City
Nils
Clare Hrouerbclan
Auide
Now Yous Hospital
Cera Thabat
Beer York Friens
CANADA'S NEW MOVE ON IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS
Ottawa reports the dominion interior department weighing a shift to direct immigration to Canada from origin countries. The plan would screen arrivals and bar non direct travelers, potentially blocking European migrants who come via the United States or other nations. Japanese authorities reportedly favor a controlled, direct process, with assurances they will cooperate if Canada acts directly. The proposal faces practical hurdles before any policy is implemented.
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Ottawa
Can
Dominion Department of the Interior
Taltore
Lemieux
Canada
Japan
United States
Germany
England
Ambassator OBrien Denies Demands on Japan
Washington officials reported no demand from Ambassador OBrien to Japan. A Tokio note stated no withdrawal or ceasefire was intended and no new Western coalition plan was contemplated.
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Washington, D. C
Stat Departments
Tokio
Iaerador
Japan
West Coalition
America
Hexas
Rate Reduced Bank of France Discount to 8 Percent
Paris notes the Bank of France cut its discount rate to 8 percent yesterday from 9 percent, lowering the cost of lending after previously rising from 3 percent on November 7 and 4 percent earlier.
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Bank of France
Paris
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