Canadian reciprocity move could widen trade links
Washington reports a Canada United States reciprocity plan presented before Congress aims to enlarge Canada’s free food goods list and cut duties on American coal barbed wire farm implements machinery and 1 percent of Canadian goods. Taft urges prompt passage noting shared interests and nonviolation of the protective principle.
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Washington
Congress
Canada
United States
Taft
Congres
Scrapple Mystery Revealed At Missouri Banquet
The Pennsylvania Society of St. Louis will serve Philadelphia scrapple at its Friday banquet as local papers puzzled over the dish. Congressman W B McKinley of Illinois wired Colonel N L Townsend of Fulton to send a box of the delicacy, originally thought to be a corn dog, finally identified as a food item.
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St. Louis
Pennsylvania Society of St. Louis
Philadelphia
W. B. McKinley
Ilinois
N. L. Townsend
Fulton, Mo
Manapalis Eight Stories Down Elevator to Death
New York police report 34 year old machinist Gabriel Cappalino killed in an elevator shaft incident on the eighth floor. The car began moving while a trunk was being removed. Edward Kemp halted the car, Cappalino became jammed between the car floor and doorway, and the body fell to the basement. Dr. Metrich of Volunteer Hospital pronounced him dead.
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New York
Gabriel Cappalino
Edward Kemp
Ecream
Cappalino
Metrich
YACHT RACE PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR BERMUDA VOYAGE
Hillis Burges, Eastern yachtsman, returns from Bermuda with details of the annual race of sailing yachts from the United States to Bermuda. The start is set for June 8 from Boston. The crew includes the Vigilant schooner owned by Herald Vanderbilt, winner last year.
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Bermuda
New York
Hillis Bur- Gees
United States
Boston
Vigilant
Herald Vanderbilt
Forecast Loce Weather Summary for January 26
Frigid night ahead with colder Friday and Saturday cloud cover. Snow possible in real time data as at 6:00 p m January 26 011 temperature desktop shows high 84 degrees and no precipitation noted. W 8 Palmer Section Director.
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Palmer
Bectlon
Mrs Eddy Laid To Rest In Mount Auburn Cemetery
In Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge a bronze coffin bearing the body of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy was laid in a concrete grave. A bronze box on the coffin contained her recent Christian Science publications. Directors of the Mother Church and key supporters attended the ceremony. The grave will later be marked by a mausoleum.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mount Auburn
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Division Bills Rule Wyoming House and Senate Actions
Legislators push a flood of measures with 163 bills introduced, including new county formations from parts of existing counties and a Metz coal miners safety bill facing opposition. A railroad pass distribution bill pleases members, while Decker's anti trust proposal and a criminal appeal measure draw debate. Senate approves interurban railway rights bill. a $16,000 appropriation funds a token for the battleship Wyoming. continuation noted.
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House
Senate
Miller
Laramie County
Platte and Goshen
Washakie
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Fremont
United Mine Workers
America
Committee On
Coal Mines
Wyoming
Committee On Corporations
Mets
Thoee
Moyt
Seputor Holliday
Wate
Committee of
McClellan Neo
North China Grips Plague With Railways Abandoned
North China sees nearly all railroad service halted due to plague. Diplomats depart as legations prepare for three months of food and fuel. American minister Calhoun refuses to leave, offering refuge to missionaries who stay to continue work. Missionary Dr. Jackson of Boston reported dead.
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Pekin
China
Calhoun
Tegation
Dr. Jackson
Boston
Morgan Dominates U S Banking With 20 Percent Control
New York figures from a financial bureau show J Pierpont Morgan and associated institutions hold about 20.5 percent of national bank assets totaling roughly 9.7 billion. Morgan controls four national banks assets 450.7 million seven trust companies 427.9 million and two life insurance firms 1.13 billion.
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New York
Financial Bureau
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Morgan National Banks
Mrs. Trumbull Authored Letters in Baldwin Case
In Los Angeles on January 20 Theodore Kytka handwriting expert again testified in the Baldwin case stating no expert could forge all letters claimed to be by Mrs. Turnbull. The defense explored her alleged receipt of money from Col Pope after a supposed marriage to Baldwin, noting she returned all funds received after that time.
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Loa Angeles
Theodore Kytka
Baldwin
Turnbull
Col Pope
Pope
Conant Denies Offer to Subsidize Journal of Commerce
Charles A. Conant testified before a house investigation committee that a Spanish government offer to subsidize the New York Journal of Commerce was not made or transmitted. He denied any intent to buy influence for the paper.
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Washington
Charles A. Conant
A. W. Dodeworth
New York Journal of Commerce
House
Journal of Commerce
Speer and Adams Gain Votes on Second Senate Ballot
On the second ballot in the joint session Speer gained one vote and Adams two. The changes came from slight shifts in support for the tall-enders.
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Speer
Adams
Denver
Denver Boy Wounded by Policeman Loses a Limb
Denver January 26 The right leg of Raymond Yeomans the youth wounded Sunday afternoon by Patrolman Baughman was amputated at the knee at the county hospital. Yeomans was among boys playing dice near Lincoln Street when Baughman arrived to disperse them. He was allegedly shot as officers dispersed the group. Baughman has been suspended and will be tried by the fire and police board.
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Denver
Raymond Yoomans
Baughman
Yoomans
Lincoln Sirest
Hman
Yeomans
Fire and Police Board
Mexican Army Officer Dies in Flames Amid Revolt
Mexico City report details a battle near San Juan Evangelista in Acayuacan district where 3 Federals died. Captain Gonzales and his orderly perished in a church fire after being surrounded. Rebels spread across Oaxaca towns and a siege continues at Casas Grandes with Mormon colonists facing murder verdicts.
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Mexico City
San Juan Evangelista
Acayuacan
Gonzales
Ojitlan
Elhuela
Tuxtepec
Chiltepec
Oaxaca
Orizabas
Cordoba
Senor Terrazas
Chihuahua
el Paso
Casas Grandes
Old Casae Grandes
Juan Parra
Parra
Soferiano Pena
James Morenson
M. Cox
Oregon Referendum Bout on Direct Legislation Initiative
Fragmented text discusses a Oregon referendum on direct legislation and initiative measures. Mentions rights of the people to exercise direct lawmaking powers and relates to statewide voting concepts and timing. No clear dates or named entities clearly identifiable in readable portions.
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Oregon
Secretary of State
Uswil
Metz
Mets
Speecal Aitoes
Wyoming
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Schenk Case
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 20 after over twenty four hours of deliberation the Schenk jurors returned an 11 to 1 vote for acquittal and were discharged. Mrs Schenk remains jailed awaiting another trial amid rumors of bribery or attempted bribery by jurors, which several jurors deny.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Schenk
Rumor of Gunboat Wheeling Accident Circulates at Sea
Early morning rumors spread of an accident or explosion aboard the U S gunboat Wheeling at sea. No confirmation was obtained by late afternoon.
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New York
United States
Wheeling
Steamer Cottags City Goes Ashore Near Vancouver Island
The Pacific steamer Cottags City en route to Alaska ran ashore off Cape Mudge B C in the afternoon. Sixty crew and thirty eight passengers abandoned ship and took to lifeboats. They rowed through a blinding snowstorm to Campbell River. All boats are accounted for except one possibly landing elsewhere.
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Victoria
Renowned Archaeologist Returns With Ecuador Relic Trove
New York reports Prof. Marshall H. Saville of Columbia University has returned from Ecuador with what is described as the most complete collection of relics from Heonador's lost tribes. The expedition faced multiple near fatal dangers and two assistants were briefly detained as spies until Saville intervened with Benador's president.
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New York
Marshall H. Saville
Columbia University
Ecuador
Bavill
Benuador
Bachelor wants women to wear trouserettes in Wisconsin
Madison January 26 a Manitowoc assemblyman Carl Hansen introduces a bill to allow women to wear trouserettes or harem skirts, garments resembling those worn by Turkish women, arguing laws banning male attire for women are wrong. Hansen serves on the committee on welfare of women and children.
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Madison
Wis
Carl Hansen
Manitowoc
Hansen
Culberson Delivers Address On New Nationalism
Avatin Tex Jan 26 Charles A Culberson Democrat spoke to the Texas legislature after being elected to a third term in the Senate He said in November election new nationalism was strangled and warned against merging executive legislative and judicial powers into a supreme unrestrained executive.
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Avatin
Tex
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
United States Senate
Eminent Episcopal Rite in St Paul for Thurston
Bishops and hundreds of clergy gathered at St Pauls Episcopal Church to consecrate the Rev Theodore Payne Thurston as Bishop of the east diocese of Oklahoma The consecrator was the Right Rev Daniel B Tuttle bishop of Missouri and presiding.
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Minneapolis
Epiacopal Dlovenens
St. Pauls Epiacopal Church
Dle
Theodore Payne Thurston
St. Paul'e Ehures
East
Oklahoma
Daniel Byprester Tuttle
Missouri
Curtiss Achieves Water Runway Flight at San Diego Bay
Glen H. Curtiss piloted a hydroplane on San Diego Bay, first ever surface takeoff and water landing. The specially equipped aeroplane skimmed the water at forty miles per hour for a quarter mile, lifted into the air, then settled on the water after a two mile flight before returning to the starting point.
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San Diego
Glen H. Curtiss
San Diego Bay
Cuftige
Rehearing Granted in Ruef Bribery Sentence Case
The California Supreme Court granted a rehearing of Abraham Ruef’s 14 year bribery sentence for corruption of the Ruef Schmitz board. The first district court of appeals must rehear the appeal for a new trial, and the record is to be sent back for action at the July term.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
San Quentin
Ruef- Schmitz Board of Supervisors
State Supreme Court
First District Court of Appeals
Cret Diatrict Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Spanish War Veterans to Meet in Oklahoma City
Pokane January 26 The Eighth Annual Encampment of Spanish War Veterans will be held in Oklahoma City August 21 to 23 according to an announcement by Commander Chief J. Jacoby.
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Oklahoma City
Pokane
J. Jacoby
Aged minister charged with fraudulent registration
Seattle January 26 Rev Edward B Sutton an aged Presbyterian minister and registration clerk at the recent election was arrested today on a charge of fraudulent registration. He was released on his own recognizance. He declares he can explore eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waeh
Edward B. Sutton
Nevada Senate Backs Cigarette Sales Prohibition Bill
Carson City Nev Jan 26 The state senate today passed a bill making it unlawful to sell or give cigarettes or rolling papers to any person in Nevada House members expect the bill to pass without amendment setting the stage for a final approval.
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Carson
Nev
State Senate
Nevada
House
Rio Grande Employes Form Fraternity For Cooperation
Denver Jan 26 A federation of Rio Grande employes was formed today by representatives of the mechanical department of the Rio Grande road. The purpose is closer co operation of employes.
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Denver
Rio Grande Employes
Mechanical Department
Rio Grande Road
Slain Pioneer Couple Fatally Shot by Neighbor
Willis Bales and his wife, early settlers near Formosa Kas, were killed at their home by Harvey Wadleigh in a neighborly feud that shocked the area. Wadleigh, once a friend for thirty years, is reported to have suddenly become panic-stricken after the incident.
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Parmer
Formosa
Kas
Willis Bales
Harvey Wadleigh
Population totals from thirteenth census announced
Population statistics for the thirteenth census released in Washington list figures for several locations. Albuquerque New Mexico shows 19,080 residents, Laramie Wyoming 6,207, and other towns including Chy 1910 and 1900 figures appear among the listings.
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Washington
Albuquerque
N. M
Laramie
Wyo
Public funeral for David Graham Phillips held Friday
Public funeral services will be held Friday afternoon for David Graham Phillips the other who was shot Monday by Pite Hugh Coyle Goldabordon, an eccentric mechanic, who then killed himself.
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Weather Report
Mrs. Eddy
North China
Morgan Real
Napoleon
OF American Finance
Conant
West Coast
Columbia
Shnator Culberson
Thurston
Gurtisd
Lasesi
Marvel
Abe Rupp
Praud
IO Grande Road
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