Governors Meet in Washington for Conservation Conference
Governors and other leaders gather in the capital for a conservation conference and the national resources report to President Roosevelt due January one. Roosevelts and Taft invited speakers at Belasco theater as Pinchot leads plans on waters lands forests and minerals inventory.
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America
Roosevelt
Washington
Dec
National Conservation Commission
Taft
Red
Willard Hotel
Belasco Theater
Joint Conservation Conference
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Southern Commercial Congress
Hubbard Memorial Hall
Gifford Pinchot
J. J. Hill
John Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Pinchot
Commission
John Russell Dies in Millersburg Hospital Trustee
Millersburg Ohio December 8 John Russell trustee of the Lima hospital for the criminal Ingane died here today of Bright disease.
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Millersburg
Ohio
John Russell
Lima Hospital
Bright
Affairs Found In Bad Shape
The Fidelity Funding company once financing church building operations is in default with liabilities estimated at no less than 4.5 million dollars and virtually no assets. Its creditors include fifty churches seminaries colleges and many priests and nuns across the country. St Marys academy of Nauvoo Illinois leads with at least 500 thousand dollars.
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New York
Teamnus
Fidelity Funding Company
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
P. J. Kieran
Gilroy
New England
Oregon
St. Mary's Academy of
Postal savings banks face uphill battle in Senate
The postal savings bank bill struggles as support wanes in the Senate. Senator Carter may fall short of votes amid opposition from small bankers and the national monetary commission. Investigations abroad and Aldrich’s anticipated stance bolster the anti passage sentiment.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Congress
Carter
Senate
National Monetary Commission
Commission
Aldrich
City Council Grants Permits to Erect Seven Homes
At the regular meeting W A Hunt proprietor of Orchard Grove Addition requested seven building permits for two story houses. The council approved the permits. Hunt said construction is underway and planned for completion by year end with water gas cement sidewalks. Homes have been sold and more houses are planned for early spring.
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W. A. Hunt
Orchard Grove
Hunt
Infant burns hands in stove accident
The eleven month old son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Atchison of Sixth street fell against a hot stove yesterday afternoon and burned both hands. He is just learning to walk and required dressing of both hands.
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Edgar Atchison
Sixth Street
Pastor Announces Approaching Death in Toledo Church
Reverend John P. McCloskey, 46, assistant pastor of the Immaculate Conception, told his Toledo congregation he may live only a month but not longer than six months. He suffers incurable esophageal cancer and doctors say an operation would be useless. He was ordained twenty years ago.
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Toledo
John P. McCloskey
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mrs. Ingersoll Wins Gig Suit
The U S Supreme Court rules in favor of Mrs Eva A Ingersoll widow of Robert G Ingersoll in a $100000 claim against Joseph Coram and others over services alleged in breaking the will of Montana millionaire Andrew J Davis.
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Washington
Dec
Supreme Court of the United States
Ingersoll
Eva A. Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Joseph Coram
Andrew J. Davis
Montana
Dry victory spreads as Hardin and Licking go dry
In Columbus Ohio on December 8 Hardin and Licking counties voted to outlaw saloons. Hardin dry by 2075, Licking by 722 though unofficial. Licking county tally shows wets 7077 drys 7799 with county result canceling city wet majority. Granville and several towns went dry while Newark and Utica voted dry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hardin
Licking
Licking County
J. C. Miller
Panhandle
The
New York Limited
Granville
Denison University
Newark
Utica
Prosecutor Warns On Electrocuting Mantasanna Again
In Trenton New Jersey Prosecutor Crossley says if a life restoring test succeeds after electrocuting John Mantasanna the prisoner would be electrocuted again to satisfy the law. County physician Scannell says the test will proceed to address public sentiment that electrocution may not be death.
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Trenton
N. J
Crossley
Scannell
John Mantesanna
Mantasanna
Ufe
Prominent St Louis man killed in home shooting
Francis Hirschberg a noted figure in social and insurance circles was shot at his home in St Louis last night. Family say burglary, police suspect suicide. The case awaits coroner findings as investigators probe motive and circumstances.
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St. Louis
Francis Hirschberg
German Emperor Sorrow Deepens Amid Setbacks
The German emperor, secluded since November, has resumed official audiences while battle fatigue and loss of prestige weigh on him. He endures a cold and withdraws from close talk, grieved by ministers and the chancellor seeking to curb his post-dinner remarks, though the empress remains his constant adviser.
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Potsdam
Dec
Baron von Rheinbaben
Herr von Valentini
Baron von Rheinbaden
General von Einem
Rethmann Helwerg
von Buelow
Taft Appeals Southern Voters At North Carolinians Dinner
President elect William H. Taft addressed the North Carolinians at the Hotel Astor New York, urging Southerners to shift political loyalties toward shared economic and policy goals. He pledged to direct national policy to aid the South’s serious problems and to foster closer ties with northern citizens.
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New York
William H. Taft
North Carolina Society
South
Hotel Astor
Taft
Mr. Taft
Fred Somers Dies After Illness at 28
Cambridge relatives receive note of Fred Somers death at his Sherodsville home after an appendectomy. He was about twenty eight, survived by his wife, mother in St Clairsville, two brothers James and Frank, and a sister. Funeral and burial plans to be announced.
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Cambridge
Sherodsville
Fred Somers
Somers
Rebecca Stewart
West Steubenville Avenue
St. Clairsville
James
Irank
Omers
President Urges Sherman Act Reform to Aid Public Interest
In a message to Congress the President calls for amending the Sherman Act to allow combinations in the public interest. He proposes strong government control of interstate railroads and securities, with full transparency and a new agency-led enforcement framework.
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Army
Navy
Congress
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Tony
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