Roosevelt Birthplace Purchase Advances to Nation
A New York organization securing possession of the house where President Roosevelt was born at 2S East 20th Street completed the purchase details and took control for 60 000. Secretary of State D E Storms of Indiana, facing financial trouble, has turned his property over to a trustee and appeals for 77 000 from bondsmen and friends. In Seattle 150 shingle mills voted to sustain a sixty day shutdown and cut output by 240 million shingles by February 7. Fire in New York damaged several railroad facilities. the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ferry house was ruined. Multiple criminal and civil cases appear from Newark to Chicago, plus notable appointments and awards in academia and science.
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D. E. Storms
Indiana
Roosevelt
East 20Th Street
New York City
Charles W. Clark
San Mateo
Cal
W. A. Clark
Montana
Seattle
Washington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
West Twenty-second Street
New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ferry House
Erie
Pennsylvania
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Jersey Central
George C. Holt
Federal District Court
Reform School
District of Columbia
Clarence Albright
Kingman
Kaw
Albright
Kansas
Vine Rublewicz
Win North Leavitt Street
Chicago
August
St. Louis
Ernest Morgan
Zach Mulhall
Morgan
Mulhall
C. J. Devlin
Topeka
J. E. Hurley
Cyrus Leland
Walter Reeves
Devlin
P. H
Salt Lake City
Evans
Columbus
Frank Castor
Canton
Ohio
Daniel E. Davis
la Follette
Wisconsin
Madison
United States Senate
Kenosha
Wis
Walter Cavanagh
University of Chicago
Wilson Avenue
Cleveland
Anna Szaba
John R. Walsh
Chicago National, Home Savings and Equitable Company
IF. L. Haes
Charles Earl
William Twombly
Department of Commerce
John Sorenson
Pelan
Minan
Peter
Jerry Cronin
Peter Reagan
Pittsburg
Princeton
Lorain
Cronin
Federal Grand Jury
Hope
Overbeck
James Dwyer
Edward Marsh
Tw Marsh
Playhouse
John Shultz
Market street subway opens in Philadelphia news
A flood of readers saw Philadelphia’s Market street subway opened for public inspection. The report notes the new tunnel from the Schuylkill river to city hall, with an estimated 0,000 people walking through, amid wider talk of transit expansion and related civic developments.
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Market Street
Philadelphia
New York Central
Gotham
Felix Frank
City of Mexico
New York
W. R. Hearst
Suffield
Andrew Carnegie
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
New York Cotton Exchange
Charles Bryan
Henry Schaeffer
Hugh Simons
Hoboken
Lizzie Cargo
Sarah McVicker
Cargo
Newman
Schuylkill River
City Hall
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Dolores Peters
Mary R. Wright
Miss Peters
Nickerson
Nyannis
Mass
Osborne Crowell
Crowell
DeWit
Cochran blasts insurance chiefs over confessions
In a House speech W Bourke Cochran condemned big insurers and said their confessions should land them in jail, though he doubted any jail could hold a man with ten million dollars. The piece notes losses from storms and fires on the Great Lakes, with 79 vessels lost and $4.625 million in shipping loss plus $750,000 in cargo, and rising insurance rates.
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W. Bourke Cochran
House of Representatives
Robert W. Rutherford
M. Co. Murray
Philadelphia
Diaz
Chihuahua
Mexico
Finstad
Los Angeles
Shorty
Congress LQ Segtdilfur debates Panama canal policy
The Senate adopted a resolution seeking Postmaster General info on college periodicals as second class matter and whether some periodicals receive preference. Debates on the merchant marine bill Panama Canal measures and annual salaries followed. The House debated insurance control, hazing at Annapolis, and pension lists. The emergency canal appropriation passed, and conference actions on canal bills continued.
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Stone
Gallinger
Bacon
Messrs
Tillman
Spooner
Money
Hale
Culberson
Allison
House
Sheliey
Cochran
N. Yo
Annapolis
Switnae
Burton
S “Eg
Kansas
Nading Dohr
Bee Quest
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
West Point
Conference Committee
Aldrich
Teller
Illinois
Sulzer
XI. Y
Williams
Chicago business conditions show year end strength
Two leading indicators show favorable signals across Chicago industries with steady forward bookings and no drop in current production. Mill, furnace and factory outputs rise as orders push to overtake old commitments while iron ore receipts pause for winter stocks reach new highs.
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Chicago
Dua
Review of Trade
Robert E Lee acquitted in Wyoming murder case
Robert E Lee grandson of Gen Rob ert E Lee was acquitted of murder in Cheyenne Wyoming in the Thomas King case. Peter Wilson of Kearney Nebraska hanged himself accidentally at play. Milneis pardons issued for Edward Dreyer of Chicago. Smallpox epidemics rattle University of Oregon. Two carloads of livestock wrecked near Cincinnati and carcasses sold to clear the track.
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Robert E. Lee
Thomas King
Cheyenne
Wyo
Peter Wilson
Kearney
Neb
Milneis Board of Pardons
Edward 8
Dreyer
Chicago
University of Oregon
Cincinnati
William Smedley
Streator
Newark
Ohio
Max Oberndorff
Brown Palace
Denver
Charles W. Shonk
Charles Harris
Cleveland Worsted Mills Company
Cleveland
Ravanna
Sarah Caliwell
Salina
Kan
James Morgan
Green
Pasadena
Cal
William Clark
Paris Township
Grand Rapids
Mich
Avize
National Capital Notes Appoints Talk With Secretary Root
Prince Min, Korean minister to France, who has been in Washington for several days, called on Secretary Root at the State Department and held a conference of about thirty minutes. Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a resolution to save Old Ironsides, asking the President to prevent the frigate's destruction and to propose preservation measures for its remaining parts.
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Prince Min
France
Washington
Root
State Department
Representative Sulzer
New York
Grain and Livestock Prices Across U.S. Markets
A compilation of cash market quotes from multiple cities listing cattle hogs and sheep prices, along with grain bids for wheat corn oats rye and other commodities. Prices cover Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and more with ranges for each item.
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Chicago
Ste
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Court orders new trial for bank director Twining
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia orders a new trial for Albert C. Twining who was convicted of making false entries while director of the First National Bank of Asbury Park. Twining is serving six years in New Jersey.
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Aenda Mahele
Newark
Cha
Frank A. Gay, Jr
Monroe Bank
New York
John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Ottawa University of Ottawa
Canada
Stevens
Oanama Canal
Robert A. Ammon
Sing Sing
Franklin Syndicate
Supreme Court
W. T. W. Boyle
House of Hope Presbyterian
Serene
Mexico
Maytorena
United States
Braham H. Hummel
Denver
Leonard Imboden
James A. Hill
Denver Savings Bank
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Albert C. Twining
First National Bank of
Asbury Park
Twining
New Jersey
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Omaha
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Girard
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Ilinois
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Henry J. Richter
America
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A. G. Spalding & Bros
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Russia
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American College For Girls
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Constantinople
Paris Journal
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