Purchase of Roosevelt birthplace site completed for 40000
The organization to acquire the house where President Roosevelt was born secured possession for 40000. Other items note Indiana official D E Storme facing 77000 debt, a Clark heir set for a million, and a Seattle mills curtailment plan. A New York fire damaged the D L & W ferry house and Jersey Central structures, with wide losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Erie Rail
Uncertain Era Headlines From A Bustling City Scene
A collage of 1908 era clippings reports multiple incidents across cities and nations including traffic deaths in Gotham, thefts in New York and Philadelphia landmarks, political maneuvers by Hearst, industrial strikes, fires in Ohio and Chicago, and international tensions in Italy Greece and China with notable names and places cited.
Senate Debates Panama Canal Bills and Insurance Control
The Senate adopted a resolution seeking information on college periodical mail status and officer lists for Panama Canal officials. A 11 million emergency Panama canal appropriation passed after a lengthy debate, with a conference on canal bonds. The House pressed insurance control and addressed hazing at Annapolis and West Point. recess set for December 21 to January 4.
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Senate
Stone
Gallinger
Bacon
Tillman
Spooner
Money
Hale
Culberson
Allison
House
Sherley
Cochran N. Ye
Annapulis
Panama Canal
Raven
Congress
Bishop
Burton
Tin
O. Rad
Kansas
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
West Point
Annapolis
Conference Committee
Messrs. Spooner
Aldrich
Peller
Ino Tinois
Sulzer
N. Y
Williams
Mesure
Foraker
Agricultural Department
Council City and
Solomon River
Alaska
Payne
Ways and Means
Trade and Industry Trends and Panama Canal Debate Summary
Chicago business conditions show favorable demand with steady production and rising mill and factory activity. Port stocks reach a record winter level while planned construction grows in railways and shipbuilding. New York retailers face mixed holiday trade as broader U S markets report steady bankruptcies and chamber activity. Panama Canal emergency appropriation advances in Senate with bond circulation proposals and related fiscal measures under debate in House.
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Chicago
Chiccago
Dua
Review of Trade
Insurance chiefs mocked as criminals evade jail in speech
W Rourke Cochran lambasted insurance officials on the House floor and said confessions fail to land them behind bars. He argued it is impossible to jail the possessor of $10,000, Wu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rourke Cochran
House of Representatives
Tau
Sit
National Capital Notes on Key Meetings and Historic Frigate Call
Prince Min, Korean minister to France, met Secretary Root in Washington for about half an hour. Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a resolution to save Old Ironsides, urging the President to prevent the frigate’s destruction and to propose preservation measures for the historic craft.
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Prince Min
France
Washington
Root
Representative Sulzer
New York
Regional Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains
A dense listing of regional price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and New York state. Prices cover cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs and clover seed with notable variability by market and grade.
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Chicago
Ste
Timethy
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Catttle
Milwaukee
New York
Court Orders New Trial for Bank Director Twining
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Philadelphia ordered a new trial for Albert C. Twining who was convicted of making false entries while serving as a director of the First National Bank of Asbury Park. Twining is currently under six years’ restraint in New Jersey.
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Dwvis
Hamauend
CFR
Enti
Quitted
Newark
Frank A. Gay, Jr
Monroe Bank
New York
Vsnts
John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Ottawa University of Ottawa
Canada
Stevens
Panama Canal
Robert A. Ammen
Sing Sing
Franklin Syndicate
Supreme Court
W. I. W. Boyle
House of Hope Presbyterian Church
St. Paul Minn
Presbyterian
Kehe Forest
French Academy of Sciences
Maytorena
Hialled Ham
United States
Abraham He Hummel
Taugley
Albert Davy
Tplasterer's Union
West Sixty-third Street
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Anna Szaba
John R. Walsh
Chicago National, Home Savings and Equitable Company
Chicago
I. L. Haes
Charles Earl
William Twombly
Department of Commerce
Washington
St. Louis
Henry E. Weaver
August Schmidt
South St. Louis
John Sorenson
Pelan
Minn
Peter
Whiting
Ind
Maud Eaton
Bell
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas City
John Lashaway
L. l. Lashaway
Weston
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Kansas
Mixa Nora Whitlock
Omaha
Willard Teeters
Sinedly
William Neuman
Blair
Neuman
Cleveland
William Guy
Newburg Insane Asylum
Law
Harry Flint
Guy
Central Avenue
Elizabeth Bennett
Ina Berry
Girard
Kan
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Albert C. Twining
First National Bank of
Asbury Park
Watesce
New Jersey
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The
Bessemer Herald
Bessemer
Sherman & Mand, Publishers
Michigan
Around the
D. E. Storme
Indiana
George Bennett
Pitsburg
Radipest
New Anhway
Market Street
New York Central
Gotham
Fella Frank
City of
Mexico
W. W. Hearst
Liz Bandite
Suffield
Conn
Paducah
Newport News
Santo Domingo
Arch Street
Betsy Ross
Andrew Carnegie
Union College
Schenectady
New York Cotton Exchange
Charlies Bryan
Henry Schaeffer
Hugh Simons
Hobouken
Lizsie Cargo
Hoobuken
Sarah MeVicker
Cargo
Newman
Schuylkill River
City Hall
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Dolores Peters
Mary R. Wright
George C. Holt
Reform School
District of Columbia
Sues
Clarence Albright
Ninguins
Allright
Yeaurt
Natisas
Vine Mublewicz
Wis
Leavitt Street
August
Ernest Morgan
Zach Mulhall
Morgan
Mulhall
Devlin Welious
du Tupehaa
J.B. Hurley
Cyrus Leland
Walter Reeves
Devlin
Walk Jug
Western
Robert E. Lee
Thomas King
Cheyenne
Wyo
Peter Wilson
Kearney
Neb
Winnis Board of Pardons
Edward 8
Dreyer
University of Oregon
William Smedley
Streator
Max Oberndorf
Brown Falace
Denver
Charles W. Shonk
Frank Nlauser
Charles Harris
Ravana
Barah Caliwell
Ballina
Kay
James Morgan
Plotel Green
Pasadena
Cali
William Clark
Grand Rapids
Rich
Liam White
Jentomy
Big Morn
Wyoming
Smith
Sienters Ofl Company
P. H
Salt Lake City
Joige Evans
Columbus
Frank Castor
Canton
Daniel E. Davis
Johann Hoch
Marie Walcker-Houch
Ilinols
Hoch
Joseph O'Herron
Thomas BE. Alban
Steubenville
la Belle Iron Works
Paciflera
Uin
North Yakhua
Wash
Compan
Ilegal
Towacou Ak
Iawa Supreme Court
John Shaimilton
Schilty Brewing Company of
Milwau
Linn County
Briggs Public Library
Seventh Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Ironton
Briggs
Memorial Hall
Clifton
University of Cincinnati
Jerry Cronin
Peter Reagan
Pittsburg
Princeton
Lorain
Cronin
F. Dumont Smith
Senator Smith
Roscoe Wilson
T. E. Ryan
St. Charles
Government Land Office
Hope
Overbeck
James Dwyer
Edward Marsh
Marsh
Playhouse
Rexene
John Shultz
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Duluth
Pwo Harbors
T.tturho
Excanaba
Superior
Ashland
Marquette
Italy
Greece
Montenegro
Rome
Henry J. Richter
Mich
America
J. W. Spalding
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Avignon
Krassinos Jursk
Russia
Tukum
Courland
Barton Hall
American College For Girls
Scutari
Constantinople
Paris Journal
Loubet
Marly
Shanghai
Anid
Americana
Congress Rede Ee
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Oon
Dee
Wes Tn
Bradstreet
National Capital Notes
Tle Lyrrets
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