Political row over penitentiary reforms in Missouri
Gov Polk responds to criticism from the Board of Prison Inspector's report on the Missouri State penitentiary. The board faults appointments and discipline, urges civil service rules, and calls for removal of incompetent staff, while the governor asserts board authority and pledges enforcement.
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Embezzlement charge against Lulu Bowen at Oakland post office
Lulu Bowen a clerk at Oakland sub station No 1 faces embezzlement charges for a stated $7000 shortage over one month. She is described as a daughter of Mary F Beewrn and a long time employee living with her mother. The crime is tied to the Christmas rush and details on funds recovered are unclear.
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Admiral Dewey Christmas message to Navy sailors
Washington December 25 Admiral Dewey prepared a Christmas message for the officers and men of the American navy worldwide. He urges unity over personal grudges and calls on all to work together for the country and the service. George Dewey.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
George Deway
Japanese mission leaves Pekin for Tientsin in state ceremony
Baron Komura heads a ceremonial Japanese delegation departing Pekin for Tientsin. Yuan Shi Kai hosts a grand farewell with mandarins in robes and a guard of honor. Talks show Yuan’s grip on throne influence as Li Hung Chang’s successor noted in sessions. Accompanying officials include Ton, Pukushima, and W. W. Denison.
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Tientsin
Japan
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The Chinese Trade Growth in US Exports in 1905-10
Washington reports a sharp rise in U S exports to China and Japan through October, with China up over 50 million dollars from the prior year and Japan about 40 million, driven by copper cotton cloth flour and machinery among others, while other nations show gains far smaller. The bulletin notes strong increases in copper, cotton cloth, flour, sewing machines, locomotives, paper, canned beef, tobacco, lumber, and related products, reflecting broad diversification of trade.
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United States
China
Japan
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commone Coed
Mormon Migration to Chihuahua After Holidays Expected
After the holidays a large Mormon group from Utah, about 1000 people including men women and children, will arrive in Chihuahua. They intend to practice their faith without government interference in Mexico.
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Dee
Mexico
Chihnahil
Governor Commins Seeks Senate Nomination in Primary
Gov Commins appears set to win the Democratic nomination for the Senate as voters prepare for the forthcoming election. The outcome is practically settled with the certainty that the public will have a chance to express its choice at the polls.
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Mulnes
Ciiac
Senate
Midshipmen to Face Court Martial at Annapolis
Official notice says the Academy board of Investigation has enough evidence to justify a court martial for several midshipmen on hazing charges. Trial will occur after the board completes its work for the current scholastic year.
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Annapolis
Board of Investigation
Academy
Four Thousand Dollars in Jewels Stolen from Fifth Avenue Window
Thief smashed the show window of a New York antiques firm at 252 Fifth Avenue and absconded with a jewel box containing diamonds emeralds rubies topazes and pearls worth about four thousand dollars. The Sunday morning theft followed the breakage of the display.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Newspaper Men Revorning Home
After three days of strenuous sightseeing in Los Angeles and vicinity the 25 eastern newspaper men brought from Chicago on the Los Angeles Limited as guests of the Union Pacific and Salt Lake railroads departed for their homes Sunday afternoon on the new limited over the Salt Lake route.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Banquet Proved Fatal in Mexico
Mexican Central passengers arriving Sunday night report four dead and one dying after a banquet in Torreon Mexico among leading inhabitants. It is believed wood alcho hol was drank in some of the refreshments.
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Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Mexican Central
Torreon
St Louis Parish Riot Over Pastor Appointment
St Louis church parishioners at St Calmir's Polish Catholic Church confronted the pastor chosen by the archbishop. The meeting on Sunday erupted into a riot requiring a patrol wagon load of police to quell the disturbance.
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St. Louis
Caalmir
Prchbishop
War grows as Moscow rebels gain ground amid heavy losses
In Moscow insurgents control quarters and seize arms as fighting pours through Sadovia. Casualties run into thousands with fires and cannonade. Authorities express confidence in army loyalty but fear a civil war if arsenals or regiments shift. Nearby capitals report proclamations and panicked publics.
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Sadovia
Soukarolf
Etreeta
St. Petersburg
Beef Clubs of Farmers Offer Northeastern Kansas Model
In Abilene Kansas farmers form beef clubs of 15 to cut costs and gain independence from the beef trust. They buy a cow, butcher it, and divide 15 portions by lot with rotation each week. The scheme uses auction-like allocation and revenue from byproducts to fund subsequent purchases.
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Abilene
Kan
Kansag
Beef Trust
Daughter of Revolutionary Soldier Dies in Northampton at 100
Mrs Drusilla Hall Johnson daughter of Aaron Hall who served in the American Revolution died at her Northampton home Sunday aged 100. Her father was captured by the British during the war and later released.
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Northampton
Mass
Drusilla Hall Johnson
This City
Aaron Hall
Notice of Final Settlement Walton Estate
Final settlement notice given for Walton estate in Texas. Court orders distribution of assets to heirs and creditors. All interested persons must appear and present claims by the legal deadline.
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Walton
Tates
Tate
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Sessa
Ee Walton
Order of Publication State of Missouri G at
A legal notice appears under the Order of Publication for Missouri, indicating statutory publication requirements. The text references state jurisdiction, publication steps, and related procedural standards without detailing specific dates or parties. Further readable fragments suggest a court or official filing context and publication obligation.
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