Burglars Bolt Jewelry From Window Display During Store Hours
A New York jewelry store on West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street was robbed of about $5,000 in jewelry while proprietor Abraham Bobier waited on customers. Thieves entered through a cellar hole, opened a two foot square floor aperture, slid under a cloth covering, and removed items from the show window without alarm.
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New York
Abraham Bobier
West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Bobier
Bobfer
Ts Jewel
Culberson Chaired Texas Senate Democratic Caucus
Texas Senator Culberson served as chair of the Senate Democratic Caucus, guiding party strategy and legislative priorities within the chamber during his tenure.
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Senate
Democratic Caucus
Democrats Elect Culberson Leader and Steering Committee Chair
Democratic senators met after adjournment to elect Culberson as caucus chairman and to appoint a steering committee to shape minority plans. McCreary became vice chairman and Owen named secretary. debate erupted over chair-appointed vs caucus-elected steering, with Bailey initially opposing but later withdrawing.
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Senate
Senator Culbersor
McCreary
Kentucky
Owen
Oklahoma
Cancus
Tee
Bailey
Clark
Arkansas
Stone
Missouri
Taliaferro
Florida
Culberson
Emme and Maloney's Drug Store Office Hours Notice
Bryan Texas readers learn the hours for Emme and Maloney's Drug Store with daytime and after hours service. The posted schedule lists office hours from 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. daily with contact numbers for office and residence.
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Emme’ & Maloney's Drug Store
Pbhone
Bomb attack on Moscow governor general der shelmann
A woman hurled a bomb at Lieutenant General Derschelmann as he drove through Moscow's resort quarter. The blast ripped the horses to pieces and seriously injured the coachman. The bomber was severely mangled and taken to a hospital in a dying condition.
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Moscow
Derschelmann
Ceneral
Call for National Bank Statements Expected
New York and Washington reports note the fifth and last annual call for bank condition is imminent. Analysts expect banks to bolster cash ahead of the report, and a large cash reserve could restore depositor confidence and hasten currency payments. The comptroller of the currency issued the Dec 3 call for national bank condition as of close of business.
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EFT EE
New York
Washington
Comptroller of the Curreny
Prohibitionists Push for Dry Column in New York
At the New York Hotel Men's Association annual meeting the push to place New York state in the dry column was discussed. Some members urged active steps to oppose the Prohibitionists with a campaign.
General Allen Thomas Dies at 77 in Waveland Mississippi
General Allen Thomas former minister to Venezuela under President Cleveland died at his Waveland home at age seventy seven. He began as a private in a Louisiana regiment and rose to brigadier general at Vicksburg. He also served as United States mint coiner in New Orleans and was a sugar planter in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Waveland
Miss
Allen Thomas
Venezuela
Cleveland
Thomas
Louisiana
Vicksburg
United States Mint
New Orleans
Mississippi
Taft Receives Emperor Alexander at Tsarskoe Selo
Secretary Taft was received by Emperor Nicholas at Tsarskoe Selo on December 4 and conveyed greetings to President Roosevelt. The meeting yielded Russia's expressed sympathy and regard for the United States. A separate report notes P. J. Patterson was injured by a street car in San Antonio, resulting in the loss of a leg.
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St. Petersburg
Taft
Emperor Nicholas
Tsarskoe Selo
Russia
United States
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
P. J. Patterson
San Antonio
Currency Legislation Talks at White House
A White House conference Tuesday evening tackled currency legislation with Senators Aldrich and Crane. Aldrich said no definite plan emerged and the president showed no strong proposal, while various House bills ranged from elastic currency to national bank notes and immigration limits. The president also sent Colonel Charles H. Whipple’s nomination to the Senate to replace General Sniffen who retires January 1.
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Washington
White House
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Crane
Massachusetts
Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Charles H. Whipple
Sniffen
Rivers and Harbors Congress Called to Order
National rivers and harbors congress opened in Washington with delegates from every state plus Alaska and Hawaii. Congressman Ransdell of Louisiana called the meeting to order as participants gathered for the waterways improvement agenda.
Four Die and Twenty Hurt in Baltimore Collision
Four persons were killed and twenty injured in a rear end crash on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Elk Ridge Maryland. The deceased were black track workers in a car reserved for Black employees. Several injured were described as seriously hurt.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Elk Ridge
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