Congress Weighs Antitrust Bills and Tariff Change
Washington dispatch reports a busy session as the house judiciary committee votes to send all trust bills to a sub-committee led by Littlefield Maine. Senator Lodge pushes a tariff proposal with Taft commission backing a 25 cent Philippines US rate. Attorney General Knox submits a report urging new department buildings and higher judicial salaries.
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Roosevelt's Wedding Anniversary Observed at Dinner
Washington reports the sixteenth anniversary of President and Mrs. Roosevelt. They will host a small dinner tonight with a few invited friends marking the occasion.
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President Urges Steady Prosperity and Trust Regulation
The message to Bonate and House champions steady prosperity through laws and cautious regulation. It argues for protecting domestic industry with a balanced tariff, regulating trusts, and using reciprocity to aid workers and farmers while avoiding economic dislocation. California.
President's message praises prosperity and urges reforms
Washington dispatch reports the president's message shortened since 1887. It praises national prosperity and urges handling big corporations through regulation, calls for reciprocity and currency reform, supports trades unionism, Cuba reciprocity, and rural land and irrigation policies, while backing actual settlement and statehood caveats.
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Denver Names Former Police Chief as Sheriff
Judge Johnson this morning recognized former Chief of Police Armstrong as sheriff of the new city and county of Denver. The state supreme court will announce tomorrow whether it will hear the case on the Bush bill's constitutionality to settle the validity of the Ruah amendment.
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Doctor's Bill to Stop Kissing in Richmond Virginia
A proposed Virginia bill by Dr. Ware would make kissing without a health certificate a misdemeanor with fines of one to five dollars. The measure targets unvaccinated or uncertified individuals, aiming to curb public health risks.
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Cruel Turkish Atrocities Reported Against Macedonians
The Evening Post details alleged Turkish cruelty in Macedonia with reports of red hot iron caps, boiling oil on feet, and women and children subjected to brutal torture, including parents forced to witness assaults.
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Rio Grande Western Trainwreck Near Utah Slide
Rio Grande Western train No. 1 struck a rock slide near Utah One. Engine demolished and cars off track. Fireman Bea Dhe of Helper was killed. Engineer Cum mings of Grand Junction legs broken. Postal Clerk Benson of Ogden severely injured and likely to die. Passengers shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Union Pacific Proposes Employee Pension Plan
The Union Pacific announces a new pension system for its employees with benefits scaled to wages and years of service. The plan, printed but not public, mirrors policies at the Pennsylvania Railroad and follows President Burt’s broader effort to improve employee welfare and morale.
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Widow Wins $100000 Verdict Over Death in Tunnel
New York December 2 Mrs Jennie Leys was awarded a $100000 verdict against the New York Central for the death of her husband in a tunnel last summer. Leys who managed Altman s life store earned about $30000 annually. This is the largest verdict among several yet to be tried.
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Local Notes From Past Visit and Moves
George Nagle returns from Denver trip. Adrian Bulkley and Arthur Bulkley dine with aunt in North Platte during Thanksgiving. Miss Ella Miller returns from Boonela due to sister illness, sister quickly recovers. J Roy Calvin resigns from Truckey and Sons to move to MI Pleasant Pa to work for hin anele. Extra Heavy Sweet Cream at Excelsior Creamery for whipping at 619 West Seventeenth St.
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Queen Escapes Injury After Palace Gas Blast
A gas explosion in the Royal Palace startled the Queen though no injuries occurred. A plumber searching for a leak caused the blast, which terrified the monarch, and reports describe damaged rooms and frightened staff.
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Blanket and Hosiery Sale Highlights in Local Store
Prominent items include cotton and wool blankets priced up to 1-4 dollar ranges and heavy cottons. Hosiery department features The Wife Brand children and men’s hosiery, fleece lined undergarments, and a wide selection of undergarments and riding dresses. Holiday goods also displayed.
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