Russia Eyes American Fleet Voyage Across Ocean
Admiral Rojestvensky says the planned American battleship squadron voyage to the Pacific is entirely practicable and can be done in peacetime or war. He notes sheltered coaling harbors and smooth Strait of Magellan passage, urging timing accuracy and warning of mechanical trouble. Tokyo reports Japanese officials expect cordial reception if the fleet reaches the Far East.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Africa
Japan
Associated Press
Pacific
Rosestvensky
Straits of Magellan
Bay of
Annan
Evans
Tokio
America
Hayashi
Count Okuma
Marquis Ito
Katsura
Togo
Far East
Buffalo Bill’s Son-in-Law Dies in Omaha
Col W P Cody of Buffalo Bill fame learned by telegram that his son-in-law Lieut Claremee A Stott of the Twelfth cavalry had died while serving with his troop in South Dakota during the Indian troubles. Mrs Stott is with her father in Omaha. The family had no prior knowledge of his illness.
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Buffalo Bill
Omaha
Neb
W. P. Cody
Buffalo TH
Claremee A. Stott
Twelfth Cavalry
Lieut
Stott
South Dakota
National tuberculosis commission bill introduced in Congress
Washington action proposes a seven member commission including the surgeons general of the army navy and the bureau of public health and four tuberculosis experts chosen by the president from citizen surgeons. In St Louis a perjury trial concerns William R Coyne who may be shown to have not remembered during grand jury questioning about offers to secure legislation for $1000.
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Washington
National Tuberculosis Commission
Surgeons General
Army
Navy
Bureau of Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Smith
Iowa
St. Louis
William R. Coyne
House of Delegates
Coyne
Death of Kansas Banker in Garden City
I N McBeth president of the First National Bank died at his home in Garden City on Monday from pneumonia. He came to the city 22 years ago and was senior member of the seed firm McBeth and Kennison involved with several enterprises. He was 58 years old.
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Garden City
Kan
I. N. McBeth
First National Bank
McBeth
McBeth & Kennison
Colorado Bank Failure Shuts Durango Bank Doors
Durango Cal December 17 The Smelter City Bank of Durango a state institution with capital 20000 failed to open Tuesday morning. No statement of its assets or liabilities has been issued but deposits are believed not to exceed 100000.
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Durango
Cal
Smelter City Bank of
Capital
Permanent Receiver Appointed Washington Bank failure
Washington reports that George T. Cutts national bank examiner of New York has been named permanent receiver for the failed National Bank of Commerce of Kansas. He assumes control amid the ongoing financial action following the bank’s collapse.
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Washington
George T. Cutts
National Bank Examiner of
New York
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas
English Vies Ended Norwegans Leave England for Onpembags
The king and queen of Norway, visiting England, departed on Tuesday for Onpembags, taking leave after their stay. The journey continues as officials report their upcoming engagements and movements remain arranged through royal servants.
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London
Norway
England
Too Many Legal Loopholes Lawyers Push Statutory Revision
Missouri Bar association members at the Commercial club session discuss simplifying statutes to curb defense loopholes in criminal cases. Delegates point to reversals for technicalities and recall a high profile remand over jury instruction on presumed innocence. A murky note ends with a harsh street scene remark.
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Miesour
Missouri Bar Association
Commercial Club
Rich Hill Review Advises Against Boycotts After Election
The Rich Hill Review warns that boycotts by patrons against opposing business owners are poor policy. It argues both sides were sincere, urges amity, and advises continuing to buy goods regardless of politics religion or local option. Do not initiate a boycott. it may spiral.
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Ysterday
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Bunte
Douglass
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Hotel Pennell Building
Butler, Missouri
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Missouri Pacific Railway
N. B. Jeter
West Side Jeweler
Russia
Admiral Rosesvensky
HAM
Bay AM Gurl
China
South Side Square
Butler, MO
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