Thaw Second Trial Begins With Not Guilty Plea Amended
Harry K. Thaw's second murder trial opened in New York with his plea changed to alibi at the time of the Stanford White killing. Judge Dowling set three daily sessions and jurors were kept under lockup as selection began. Mrs. Evelyn Thaw attended with Mrs. Carnegie and Josiah Thaw. Separately, Woonsocket Rubber plant in Rhode Island resumed operations after a weeks long closure, employing about 1200 workers.
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Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Counst
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
A. Russell Peabody
Daniel O'Reilly
Jerome
Charles E. Gremmels
Woonsocket
R. L
Millville
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Minor Leaguers Grievances Reach Major Meeting
Cincinnati officials report a pivotal conference between a National Association of Minor League Leagues committee and the National Commission to address grievances over player drafting and purchasing. Minor leagues seek restrictions to six or seven players per season to curb costly raids by major teams.
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Cincinnati
Cotton School in Georgia Opens at Athens
Athens Ga Jan 6 The cotton school course at the State College of Agriculture opens as the Souths most comprehensive program of its kind. Over ten days experts will offer practical talks on fertilizers seed selection cotton grading machinery soil diseases and other facets of scientific cotton growing at minimal cost.
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Athens
State College of Agriculture
United Hatters Plan Year Ahead After Growth
The National executive board of the United Hatters of North America met in New York to outline the year’s work. They noted 1907's gratifying growth, especially in the West, and intend to expand organizing activity in the coming year.
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New York
The
United Hatters of North America
West
National League Merchants Meet Opens in Savannah
Delegates from Boston New York Philadelphia Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis and many other cities arrive in Savannah Georgia for the sixteenth annual National League of Commission Merchants convention. The event runs two days with planned entertainment and postmeeting excursions to Charleston Jacksonville and St Augustine.
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National League of Commission Merchants
League
Boston
New York
Thiladelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Charleston
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Savannah
Cheyenne River council weighs open lands to settlement
Pierre January 6 Council of the Cheyenne River Indians at White Horse met to discuss common matters for the year. The likely top issue is the possible allotment and opening of surplus reservation lands to settlement before Congress.
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Pierre
Cheyenne River Reservation
White Horse
Congress
Taft's Tour On The Stage Premieres Tonight
The new musical comedy Funabashi by Irving Cobb and Safford Waters opens tonight at the Casino. It centers on a world tour of Secretary Taft and uses a Japanese town name for its setting.
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Taft
New York
Wanted Good Blacksmith and Woodman in Myers Texas
Advertisement seeks a skilled blacksmith and woodman of color. Apply to J. Vv. Rosprim at Myers, Texas. Post reads 26.
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J. Vv. Rosprim
Myers, Texas
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Jos. T. McAlpin
Hans Hanson
Cavitt
Cotton School
Georgia
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Ecord
G. &. Parker
E. H. Astin
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E. W. Crenshaw
J. N. Cole
J. W. English
J. K. Parker
Stevenson Machine and Repair
Bryan
Texas
LARD
ALL Grocers
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