Gen Stoessel On Trial For Port Arthur Loss
In St Petersburg the trial of Lieut Gen Stoessel opened before a large gathering of officers and dignitaries from the Russo Japanese war. He pleaded not guilty to the charge of surrendering Port Arthur on January 1, 1905, with the court seated in the Army and Navy Club auditorium amid high rank witnesses.
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St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Army and Navy Club
Neaf
Kuropatkin
Linevitch
Rennenkampf
Wiren
St. George
George III
Peck
Reiss
Statreet
Smirnoff
Storssel
St Joseph Clergy Proposes Sunday Theater Closing
At a meeting of the Philadelphia club of the Third Street Presbyterian church in St Joseph Rev A L Hall Quest urged closing all theaters in the city next Sunday. W K James police commissioners president spoke in favor of Sunday closing.
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St. Joseph
Philadelphia Club
Third Street Presbyterian Church
A. L. Hall-Quest
W. K. James
Board of Police Commissioners
Railroad Officer on Trial for Brewster Wreck
Alfred H. Smith vice president and general manager of the New York Central railroad faced trial before Justice Kellogg in the supreme court on a charge of manslaughter in the second degree linked to the Brewster express wreck at Woodlawn last February. Twenty four people died and 67 were injured. gross negligence charged.
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New York
Alfred H. Smith
New York Central Railroad
Justice Kellogg
Supreme Court
Woodlawn
Kellogg Improves After Illness During Standard Oil Case
Frank Kellogg of St Paul Minnesota, prosecutor in the government case against the Standard Oil company, grew much improved Tuesday after an acute indigestion attack during a Minnesota Society speech. He planned to depart for Washington Wednesday to present further evidence in the litigation.
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Kellogg
New York
Frank Kellogg
St. Paul
Cotton Crop Estimate for 1907 08 United States
Washington December 10 The crop reporting board of the Bureau of Statistics reports a projected U S cotton production for 1907 08 of 6 581 968 000 pounds not including linters or 11 678 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight based on correspondents and agents reports.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
United States
Receiver named for Vernon Lumber Company
A telegram to the R. G. Run Mercantile company announces W. R. Bradford of Shreveport Louisiana has been appointed receiver for the Vernon Lumber Company capitaling at 100000 with a plant at Hart Iowa and offices in Shreveport and Kansas City. Local offices reported no facts about the receivership.
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Lumber Company
Kansas City
R. G. Run .Mercantile Company
W. R. Bradford
Shreveport
Vernon Lumber Company
Capital
Hart
Shreeveport
Two Kansans to Spend Holidays at Home
Washington reports only two members of the Kansas delegation will return home for the holidays Senator Long and Congressman Anthony Long faces a senatorial contest and plans to visit his fences Anthony will be hosted by supporters at Leavenworth on December 27 as part of a home reception
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Washington
Kansas
Senator Long
Anthony
Long
Leavenworth
Guthrie OK Lawmakers Vote Senators In
Formal election action in Guthrie Oklahoma as the legislature chose United States senators. In the Senate race Gore and Owens, both Democrats, secured 89 votes to Jones and Douglas, Republicans, with 4. The House tally also gave Gore and Owens 89 votes, while Jones and Douglas received 1B.
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Guthrie
United States
Senate
Gore
Owens
Jones
Douglas
House
mute pleadings spark a kitchen cleansing vow
In a farmhouse kitchen Amy and her mother discuss a neglectful lover who never helps with chores. Years of dust and an unwashed frying pan become the catalyst for Amy’s resolve to marry him, leading to a gentle awakening and a vow to restore the home. The tale follows quiet domestic tension, distant longing, and a decisive shift sparked by a home’s neglected state.
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Amy
Wke
John
Wingelf
To Sew with Double Thread Method
Simple guide to straighten double thread knots while sewing. Cut a length, double it, pass ends through reed eye, form a tiny knot at needle eve, keeping thread flat and straight for fine fabric. Useful for buttonholes and any doubled thread work without knots.
Dampening Clothes With Hot Water For Ironing
Advice for laundresses recommends dampening fabrics with hot water before ironing. Heat helps clothes lie flat and iron more easily, with even dampness. If water is too hot for hands, use a whisk broom to sprinkle and avoid soaking. Two hours later ironing yields good results.
Rubber Mat Inserts for Umbrella Jar Care
A brief instructional note advises cutting a piece of old rubber mat or soft sheet rubber to line the bottom of the umbrella jar. The rubber reduces breakage when umbrellas or canes are dropped into the receptacle, preserving the jar.
Sweet Potatoes Mexican Style Recipe Method
Cook sweet potatoes until tender then halve lengthwise. In a saucepan melt butter with onion, add minced green and red peppers, tomato catsup, vinegar, and brown sugar. Stir until blended then pour over the potatoes as instructed by Vogue.
Sauce for Duck with Sorrel and Gooseberry
Extract the juice from sorrel leaves and mix with sherry. Add mashed gooseberries and a pinch of baking powder before serving.
Currant Sauce Recipe Note for Venison
A brief culinary note describes boiling currants in water for five minutes then stirring in bread crumbs cloves wine and butter to make a sauce. It suggests serving this currant sauce with venison as a accompaniment.
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Erie Jewelry
Gen. Stoessel
Aleo
Tce
Watch Inspector
Missouri
Paddo Mailway
N. B. Jeter
West Side Jeweler
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