Dark horse judge tipped as WV gubernatorial possibility
Reports say Judge Joseph M Saint, recent WV Supreme Court of Appeals chief, is viewed as a potential dark horse for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He denied seeking the post, citing financial cost and obligations of his growing law practice, while acknowledging the honor if offered.
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West Virginia
Daily Telegraph
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Possible Sanders Nomination Favors Dark Horse Rise
The Daily Telegraph notes a pattern among leading Republicans that Judge Sanders may secure the nomination if the three way fight tightens. Sanders gains from Roosevelt era support, with about 43 percent of delegates in the state, suggesting a strong late surge in a convention fight. Swisher, Scherr, and Hearne split support regionally, with Hearne considered a wealthier, clean but nonpolitical governor candidate.
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Convention in St Paul to curb mail order rivals
Minnesota commercial clubs convene to plan a broad education campaign against catalogue houses. Delegates aim to unite jobbers and rejeclers, form a permanent federation, and boost state trade by advertising its resources and development. Speakers include Governor Johnson and James J. Hill.
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Blue Ribbon Extracts Dominate Market on Purity and Flavor
Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla Extracts outsell rivals due to claimed absolute purity and strong flavor. Market chatter cites consistent strength and taste as key advantages driving consumer preference and repeat purchases.
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Taft Sees Panama Canal Completion In Six Years
Secretary Taft told a senate committee that the Panama Canal should be completed within six years from July next and that total cost would reach about 300 million dollars including purchase price. He cited widening locks adding 5 million and warned a private contract for the work is impracticable. He noted labor and steamship line issues and debated government steamship involvement to retain the Panama route.
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Sixty Years a Priest Bishop McQuail Milestone
Rochester New York January 16 Bishop McQuail today marked his sixtieth anniversary of ordination to the priesthood. Born December 15 1823 in New York City he is eighty four and will in July celebrate forty years as head of the Rochester diocese. He founded Seton Hall college and seminary and has long championed parochial schools through writing and lecturing.
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Nevada Senate urges federal troops in Gold Field
Carson City Nevada January 16 The state senate passed a resolution urging President Roosevelt to keep federal troops in Gold Field until the legislature enacts laws for a police force or other peacekeeping method. The resolution was approved unanimously and the senate adjourned until tomorrow. The assembly took no action while awaiting the senate.
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Judge Hough Seeks Answers From Harri man and Kuhn
In New York on January 16 Judge Hough of the U S circuit court ordered E H Harri man to answer Interstate Commerce Commission questions except those about the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific stock purchases tied to the August 2006 dividend. Otto H Kuhn of Kuhn Loeb & Co was also ordered to answer all ICC questions.
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Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to Five Percent
London notes the Bank of England reducing its discount rate from six to five percent effective January 2 and again on January 16. The move follows fresh gold arrivals and strengthened reserves, with most gold absorbed by the bank and cash returning to the country, reducing the need for a higher rate.
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Hole in her bottom halts Scharnhorst grounding near Kiel
The German armored cruiser Scharnhorst ran aground near Bulk during evolutions. A 100 foot hole opened in her double bottom and collision bulkheads were closed to avoid sinking. She later docked at Kiel under her own steam with no casualties.
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Weather Forecast for West Virginia Weekend
Fair Friday across the state with snow and colder conditions in the mountains. Saturday trends to fair and warmer weather overall.
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Thaw Trial Witnesses Flood New York Court
The Thaw murder trial hall buzzed as key witnesses arrived by steamer and train, shortening the morning session. Attorney Littleton said the defense will push to present irrationality evidence before medical experts testify. Mrs. Thaw, mother of Harry, arrived from Pittsburgh and may testify if able.
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Senate calendar cleared as revisions bill dominates session
Washington January 16 The senate calendar was cleared of most bills as the bill to revise the criminal laws of the United States was taken up for discussion until adjournment at 4 30 p m The house showed a drastic shift in approach in codifying penal laws with fierce party opposition over amendments on corruption in office appointments The session ended at 5 06 with few pages added and only a couple of verbal amendments by the committee inserted
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Saloonmen Plan Church Closings In Retaliation
Waukesha Wisconsin saloonkeepers vow to close churches next Sunday in protest of pastors enforcing the Sunday closing law. They cite preaching and collections as work and note barber shops already closed. Legal counsel will determine the broader scope of their actions.
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Wife of railroad foreman identified in Hamill case
The Tribune reports Mrs. Thomas Metcalf, who attempted to kill attorney Samuel R. Hamill, is the wife of a former railroad construction foreman. The Metcalf Alliance was her second marriage. she was divorced from Jefferson Morris of Denver years ago. Her maiden name was Beatrice Burns.
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Two Die and Several Hurt in Gary Railroad Clash
Chicago reports that in Gary Indiana a pitched battle broke out last night between three policemen and thirty Hungarian railroad laborers. Two men were killed, a policeman wounded, and several workers injured as guns knives and revolvers were used. Police held ground until reinforcements arrived and thirteen more were captured amid numerous arrests.
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Market ledger shows two point drop in New York trading
Market activity drifted about two points lower in New York as a tempering correction after a long rise. Reading mule hit a new high at 110 with later declines. cotton advanced again, rising by one dollar per bale on the day.
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Deadlock Persists in Kentucky Senate Ballot
Frankfort Kentucky January 16 The Kentucky senatorial race remains stalled with no change and no agreement on a new candidate. Anti Beckham Democrats and the Republican Jevlers held conferences but made no progress toward a vote.
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Auction and sale notices from Windsor Hotel and Kennel Club
Full Course Dinner 1 to 3 o'clock Daily, 50 cents Windsor Hotel. For sale litter of thoroughbred bulldog puppies, finest stock in the country. owner will have them registered. Prices on application Indian Ridge Kennel Club Worth W. Vu. 1-14-6t
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Editor Shot at Morning World in New Orleans
Edward G. Whittaker, inspector of police, entered the Morning World office and fired twice at editor Joseph M. Leveque. neither shot hit. The attack followed Whittaker’s previous assaults in the paper, and local police leadership faced sharp criticism for attending races daily while earning $6,000 annually.
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Walsh Jury Deliberating On Walsh Guilty Verdict
Chicago January 16 eight hours after jurors retired there was no word of a verdict in the Walsh case. The twelve jurors began deliberations on the evidence shortly before 3 o clock this afternoon and were still considering the matter.
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John R. Walsh
Jury Instructions Clarify Bank Benefit Defense
Assistant District Attorney Fletcher Dobyns delivered final argument at noon. Judge Anderson instructed the jury that good faith and belief in aiding the bank negate criminal liability, while bad faith aimed at self or others constitutes crime.
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Coal Mines Resuming in Bristol After Suspension
Coal mining operations in this Bristol area, largely controlled by eastern capital with New York banking links, plan to resume soon after weeks of suspension due to currency stringency. Demand for coal, iron and coke has improved and curtailment policy is credited with healthier trade. sixty percent of mines and coke ovens are operating while thousands remain idle. The coal fields have adopted the eight hour day.
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French Occupy Settat After Ten Hour Battle
News from Tangier reports a ten hour engagement near Settat between General d Amade's French column and Mulai Rachid's forces. The French secured a costly victory dispersing the enemy and occupying Settat. Twenty French soldiers were wounded. Arab losses were heavy. The defenders fought fiercely and repeatedly attacked after being routed.
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Western Bank and Trust Company Placed in Receiver's Hands
Dallas Texas January 16 Western Bank and Trust Company the largest savings depository in Texas was placed in the hands of Receiver Henry D Lindsley to administer affairs for creditors The bank had a capital of 500000 and over 4000 savings depositors Its liabilities total 1054104 53 A full asset statement has not been filed but officers say depositors will lose nothing while other creditors faces uncertain fate
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New York County Republicans Fail to Endorse Candidate
After a bitter session the New York county Republican committee adjourned at midnight without endorsing any presidential candidate. Attempts to revive tabled resolutions backing Governor Hughes failed and the meeting adjourned for one month.
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Capt Baldwin Resting Well After Injury
Cap Baldwin who was severely injured on Wednesday night by being knocked down by an elect is resting easily at 3 o clock this morning. A telegram says he is doing as well as could be expected and the family does not fear serious results. Dr Fox hopes for a speedy recovery if kept quiet and does not expect concussion though not impossible. He has slept some but his restless temperament makes quiet difficult.
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Belmont Cafe Offers Full Course Dinners at 50c
Belmont Cafe advertises full course dinners served from 2 to 3 p m for 50 cents under manager E O Sloan. A brief street scene quote references Sublette Barnes with a line about buying good things to eat. Pedigo's White Sale is promoted for those who love pretty things.
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Tax Debt Notice From Deputy Sheriff Hawley
Taxpayers who have not paid must call and pay immediately to avoid levy. Warning from W. P. Hawley Deputy Sheriff. 1-T-2whks, ¢
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Water question up at meeting of chamber
The chamber of commerce discussed a city hospital and typhoid fever. Dr. Hare and Dr. Crockett and others weighed water quality and streams outside city limits as possible factors amid a lengthy debate on hospital plans and public health actions.
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