Storer rebuts Roosevelt push on Ireland cardinal plan
Cincinnati and Rome dispatches reveal Bellamy Storer defending his recall context and asserting Roosevelt did not formally press Vatican to make Archbishop Ireland a cardinal. He quotes Roosevelt’s frank letter on cabinet needs and weighs his own resignation amid Vatican diplomacy and press framing.
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Second Autopsy Reveals Dena Gilman Assault Details
The second autopsy on exhumed Dena Gilman’s body reports fatal assault details and confirms last meal at a restaurant. The findings hinge on evidence for arrest effectiveness and raise questions about the crime’s progression. Also notes Ireland registers a national trademark to combat fraud, with a Made in Ireland emblem.
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House Debates New Spelling And Related Matters
Washington December 11 The Senate discussed minor issues while the House considered the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill and began a child labor bill debate for the District of Columbia. Simplified spelling drew questions as lawmakers argued over the presidents public printer order and the lithographic standard.
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Sugar Dealers Fined for Accepting Rebates
New York December 11. C Goodloe Edgar and Edwin Earle of William F. Edgar & Sons sugar dealers Detroit pleaded guilty to accepting rebates on sugar shipments. Each was fined $6,000. They were indicted with the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad and the American Sugar Refining company. the railroad and sugar company had prior fines totaling $216,006.
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Thousand Men Quit Work At General Electric Plant
Two thousand members of the Industrial Workers of the World struck the Schenectady General Electric plant after the company refused reinstate three union members. The union sought reinstatement or other department placement, and 30 days pay. The plant could close to maintain discipline, while strikers threatened to shut the power plant affecting city pumping, trolley lines, and lighting. The company expected to fill positions if the strike spread, with no calamity yet anticipated.
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Special Privileges to Salesmen Barred on Freight Trains
Omaha December 11 Railroads have ended special permits allowing traveling salesmen to ride freight trains in violation of the Hepburn rate law Commissioner Guild of the Omaha Commercial club asked the interstate commerce commission for guidance and Commissioner Lane replied that no law recognizes such practice The railroads may carry any passengers at scheduled fares to any willing riders provided the right is open to all and denied to none
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Nobel Peace Prize Given Roosevelt for Efforts in War Peace
Washington and Christiania report the Nobel peace prize awarded to President Roosevelt in recognition of his role in ending the Russo Japanese war. The prize fund, about 37 thousand dollars, will support a Washington conference to foster labor capital harmony and industrial peace with chosen trustees and a labor capital representation.
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Lords' Amendments Rejected in Education Bill Debate
London reports the government decided to reject all House of Lords amendments to the education bill amid a December session. The move maintains the government’s bill terms and signals a clash with peers over education policy, with ministers insisting on the Lords’ amendments being unacceptable.
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Youth Convicted of Grace Brown Murder Is Sentenced
Chester E. Gillette, convicted of killing Grace Brown, is sentenced to die in the electric chair at Auburn prison during the week starting January 28. He proclaims innocence, speaks little in court, and asks for a new trial while his mother prepares to send dispatches.
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Postponed in Tesiraint trade case at Packing House
In Chicago the packing house case at Tesiraint trade faced postponement as attorneys remain engaged in other trials. The matter continues in the Laie Staves District court with proceedings extended to January 10.
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