Conflicting actions in high level trials and incidents abroad
Edgy legal maneuvers delay court findings as Admiral Schley seeks time to file a defense. Senator Plate plans libel suits against William Allen White and McClure Mazazzoc. At Coffeyville a damages suit over alleged drinking influence fails. World’s Fair colors chosen to honor Spain France and the United States. A murder inquiry emerges near Pittsford with a missing body. Prisoners escape in Columbus amid gunfire. A ferry collision near New York sparks rescue, while a tobacco trust battle intensifies with Anglo-Italian agreements. A Blatfron shooting wounds a man. knife duel ends fatally in St Joseph aftermath.
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Thomas Plate
William Allen White
Emporia
Inu
McClure
Mazazzoc
Coffeyville
Kanu
HM. Stanbury
Spain
France
United States
Pittsford
N.Y
George Leroy
Wright
Columbus
Ohio
Leroy
Barlow
Cel- Jegze Pont
Io College Pont
Ninety-ninth Street
New York
North Brother Island
Leong Island
Sored
American Tobacco Trust
Imperial ‘Tobacco Company
Lenmden
Greer
Lake da Wd
Blatfron
Obie
Stephen Miller
Allen Nixon
Blanchester
William Ko Potter
Omaha Loan and Trust Company
Jacob Wisebaker
Cares
Charles T Claudas
St. Joseph
Swift & Co
Washington State University
Henry Demond
Roosevelt
Washington
Woodmen of the World
Spokane
Wash
Kansas
C. A. Baker
Delaware
Clarence Bird
Independence
Kan
Joshua Tainton
Pinmort
Gray's Harbor
Port Angeles
Oregon
Will McCowan
Willis Buckner
Lincoln
McCowan
Buckner
Cooper
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
J. J. Peters
Reuben Pickett
Minneapolis
W. J. Patton
Chicago
Piqua
Winamac
Ind
James Mortimer
Tacoma, Wash
William Galligher
Herbert Wallace
Torrey
Rough Riders
Copper King
Tie Siding
Wyo
Joseph Barry
Ned Bonis
Omaha
Neb
Bonis
Warry M. Clark
First National Bank of
Bridgeport
Schmidt
St. Louis
Standard Slaughteriy Company
Akron
Steerson
Phe Man O
Barghir
Birrleston
George Ko Cottelyou
Walle Ro Bas
William McRicvanley
Canteen
Poles New Hiamiwr
Niles
Obi
Tiamer
Mniaid
Hooa W Taboroof Leaver
Cheyenne
Wao
Shen Patterson
Edward Wood
Galena
Sdd
Strawberry
Larry Ross
Sandusky
Buffalo
Bucyrus
Agnes Frizzell
JC Root
The
H. R. Penny & Co
Cincinnati
Richmond and Muncie
Leru
George B Foreman
Niobrara
Joseph N. Marsh
Foreman
Marsh
Corder
Tinmore
Greenock
Scotland
Santa Royalta
Mexico
Portland
Roft River
Gray’s Arbor
Massillon Burglary and Local News Skimmed Items
Brevities report a Massillon burglary at Massillon Paper Company and assorted notes: thefts of certificates, possible suspects from Tarrytown, NY, and various small items. A captain to wed Eleanor Landlaw. electric fair discussions in Ohio. a murder trial in CharKestown. ship and bank crimes, labor capital conference in New York with Hanna and Schwab. deaths of George Sealy in Texas. Union Traction car barn demolition. Wainwright Bros assignment. a Salem West Virginia fire. and a Belgian report on a spectograph for telephone use.
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Massillon
Obuw
Rod Warwick & Josete
Nemenes
John T. Riechefeler
Tarrytown
Richmond
Tebson
Merrimas
Eleanor Landlaw
Sprinaghe
Ohio
Bastoell Faues Stern van Bratan
Priven
Charkestown
Mass
Michael
Storth
Robert Shamblin
Bank of Mobile
Ala
Focal Express
God Will
Conference of Representatives of Labor and Capital
New York
Hanna
Charles M Schwab
George Sealy
Gulf,Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Wealveston
Tesas
Texas
Rolla
Lincoln Avenue
Union Traction Company
Chicago
Wainwright Bros. & Co
Boston Stork Exchange
Express
Salem W. Va
Independence Belge
Brussels
Sylvestre
Sweetwater Teyis
Ansurance
John Woa Hess
Hachanan
Wo Va
Whitebull Street
New York City
Ben Milan
Nevar
New Decatur
Waco
Andersen Norris
Emma French
Scote
Louisville
G L. Powell
J S. Overstreet
Zolfo
Fla
Overstreet
Powell
Democrats elect Gen Collins mayor of Boston in landslide
A 1S,000 plurality elevates Gen Collins to mayor of Boston. Across the country reports flare of disasters include an icehouse collapse causing deaths and injuries, a water mill flood in New York, and a major fire destroying the Fifth Avenue Hotel in Fool City.
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Gen. Collins
Boston
N. J
Madison Avenue
New York
Butler & Alger
New Haven
Conn
Moriches
Eagle
Williamsport
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
Amercan Life Insurance Corers of
Lexington
Miutanee Untstan
William “Aen
Regremi Rierer
Rurar Vientown
Fifth Avenue
Otel
Fool City
Sours Tec Srosiumd
Wesles Chapman
Tearh Street
Mononzahela
Pitsburg
Treroa
Sutile
Walter IL
Nau
Buffalo
Batavia
Wml
Broadway
Dennison Manunfacturing Company
Lyckens
Willagistuwa
Lickens Valley Coal Counains
Tras Teas
Pompton Lake
Julia Badgele
Syracuse
Noy
Bop
Sharon
Sentences and resignations mark early BNC era notes
Frederick Shults alias Lindsley faces a hang date of February 7 at Soo Ontario for the August murder of Miss Mary Craig. Secretary Gage seeks Wilbur Wakeman's resignation effective January 1 after a presidential consent. AFL votes to exclude Chinese but tables a Japanese exclusion. supports ticket scalping and rejects universal labeling. Schley inquiry censures for vacillation and misreports, while Dewey credits Schley for the victory at Manila. Dominion metallurgist Hurter reports platinum among Yukon gold, urging miners to value it highly.
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Frederick Shults
Lindsley
Soo
Ont
Mary Craig
Gage
Wilbur F. Wakeman
New York
American Federation of Labor
Universal
Schley
Admiral Dewey
Flentingo
Hurter
Dominion
Vancouver
Yukon
Congress deeds and treaties drive parade of bills
Tuesday Speaker Henderson announced House committees for the new session. Republicans backed a tariff bill applying full Dingley rates to Philippine goods. A ransom bill for Miss Stone was introduced. President nominated C H Darling for Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Senator Morgan urged a Nicaragua canal right of way. The Hay Pauncefote treaty faced Senate doubts over British rights. Senate debated profits from Carnegie stock and holiday recess. Prouty reappointed ICC commissioner. Various bills and votes moved through committees and chambers amid treaty debate and reform proposals.
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Henderson
House
Congress
Philippines
Miss Stone
C. H. Darling
Vermont
Morgan
Senate
Culberson
Bacon
Great Britain
United States
Senaor Cullom
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Nicaragua
William E. Mason
Illinois
Pure Food Commission
Interstate Commerce
Charles A. Prouty
Onerday
Aldiseh
Jessen
Oss
National Naval Reserve
Louse Committee
Payne
Kerman
December market gloom amid wartime opening and grain boom
The piece reviews December market patterns with the opening of Congress triggering unease over an assets currency and Treasury policy. It notes mixed stock strength in the copper sector, renewed gold exports, and rising grain and provision prices as a broad bull mood dominates Chicago and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
New Orleans
U S Officials Planned Reappointments and Grants Across Sectors
Reports detail W W Rochklail’s talks with Chinese reps on diplomacy while Ames Nixon and Wiliams eyed for reappointment. Carnegie gift delay blocks a $10 million university extension bonds from the steel trust. A broad tax amendment bill aims at capital stock of corporations. Cuban port leadership change follows indiscreet remarks. Far East finance shifts to New York Trust. court martial acquits Col Meade. Donorvan drunk cider case—punishments reduced. AMacKinley Park bill proposes 4 million acre Southern Appalachians park. Supreme Court insular decisions not impacting Philippine tariff. defense fund balance near $300k with new appropriation required.
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W Rochklail
China
United States
Marshal Ames
Nixon
Wiliams
Chicago
Carnegie
Extension University
Steel Trust
Crampacker
Indiana
Congress
Lucien Young
Havana
Far East
New York Guaranty and Trust Company
Robert L. Meade
Marine Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Geo Browne
John W. Donorvan
Fifteenth Artillery
Post Exchange
Representative Brownlow
Apalachian Mountains
Amackinley National Park
Supreme Court
Treasury
Tracewell
Gress
Historic Midwestern Market Rates For Livestock And Grains
Cincinnati and Indianapolis markets show cattle at 3.00 to 6.25 dollars, hogs up to 6.40, sheep 2.25 to 3.50, with wheat no 2 around 80 to 85 cents and corn 60 to 69 cents. New York and Buffalo report similar ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep, and grains, including butter and eggs figures.
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Thilty
Chicago
Todianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Ste
Milwaukee
New York
Fire damages Circleville high school building in Ohio
A fire damaged the Circleville high school building in Ohio. Report mentions widespread paper mills globally and notes Representative Miller of Kansas introducing a bill for a new $30,000 Emporia building, reflecting ongoing public works interest.
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Circleville
Ohio
Miller
Kansas
Emporia
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