Strike Still On and Arbitration Fails in Brooklyn Rail Dispute
Jan 18 report from Broostay details a persistent trolley strike with officials of Brooklyn Heights and Atlantic Avenue lines declaring no arbitration and threatening to replace striking workers. Police guard nonunion crews. Officer Murray injured by a brick during tensions near Faith Avenue and Twenty third Street. Authorities meet with union leaders and company presidents to push for settlement, with no treaty reached.
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Cullom Named Despite Minimal Opposition in Illinois Race
Springfield January 8 The Republican joint convention nominated Shelby M Cullom to succeed himself in the United States Senate with Bernard Willits of Chicago voting to nominate Cullom. The event drew cheers as Cullom was escorted to the platform and thanked supporters for backing his third term, while Willits received 21 votes to Cullom’s 103.
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Writ of Error Dismissed in Debs Big Strike Case
Supreme Court of the United States denied a writ of error in the Debs case involving participants in the big strike. Chief Justice Fitley announced the opinion. Proceedings indicated no written opinion and the matter may proceed to the United States Supreme Court via habeas corpus. The report also covers Colonel Merriam’s will and Minnesota Guards meeting.
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Dartew
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Ilent Havemeyer
Suger Reichers Company
Sexi
New York
G. J. Edwards Aud
O. Schriver
Tdge Cole
Criminal
United States Supreme Court
Experiences of a tramp and a fatal trainyard shooting
A Vancouver report describes Paul Tones pursuing a staged world tour with a Boston return wager of 3500, ending at Japanese ships and large newspaper stalls as he travels via New York and London. A separate incident reports O T resident G W Wallace dying after a shooting by H Classen over alleged ties with Mrs Classen near a Fe passenger train.
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Vancouver
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Boston
Japan
al Font
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New York
York
Londondizentiy
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Classen
Wallace
Warrant Extended for Murder Suspect in Bheller County Case
Gov Jackson signs warrant extending the case of J. K. Cruzherland charged with murder in Bheller county. The time fixed by the court expired during an appeal to the supreme court. The report also notes a separate event where four men died in an explosion at Hamilton's sawmill near Auro.
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Bheller County
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Faure Wins Second Ballot to Become French President
Paris reports that Felix Faure, minister of marine, won the second ballot with 450 votes to 481 polled, defeating Brisson, president of the chamber of deputies. Socialists protested as the result was announced. Faure accepted the honor in a brief speech and departed for Paris escorted by troops, amid cheering crowds in the palace square.
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South Dakota House Passes Foint Resolution on Settler Rights
The South Dakota House met at 2 pm and reported favorably on Senate Bill 44 authorizing the attorney general to proceed against non-resident purchasers. A joint resolution to Congress urged rights for settlers on the Aisseton Wahpeton reservations. Final passage by the House stood at 40 to 29 with resubmission planned in the Senate next week.
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Wahpeton
Unclear text fragment from 19th century proceedings
Damaged OCR text mentions a minister and court days, with references to prostitutes on trial and alleged events. Details are garbled, names and places are unreadable, no coherent single event or outcome can be established.
Fire and court actions loom over county cases of losses
The Times reports a tangled set of legal actions and financial losses. Judge Ensign handles debits against multiple individuals amid a county shortage and potential suit by the state attorney. Separate items note wartime talks, stock from a meat packing firm, and weathered reports from various cities.
Olney Comments On Arbitration Bill Provisions
Attorney General Olney sends his views on the arbitration bill to Mr. McGann. He objects to the Pallman clause as overbroad and notes manufacturers not engaged in interstate commerce cannot be bound. He questions the need for a permanent commission, suggesting a special district board or existing interstate commission could handle duties with labor department support.
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Atorney
Cary
Emergency currency bill heads for Senate amid pension fears
An emergency currency bill and related pension provisions dominate a tense Senate session. Representative Mupptin outlined a plan to meet century deficiencies while a rival measure sought to supplement with a subtext on impotence amid calls to resist higher pension costs. The debate highlighted opposition to increased military post funding and the broader fiscal strain.
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Muptpin
Seoved
Senator Sherman Bill Aims Bond Resumption and Tax Provisions
A summary of Senator Sherman's bill outlines a plan for resuming use of government bonds, with provisions on treasury deficits, interest rates, and taxes. It details procedures for converting certificates, notifying holders, and handling bond deposits at national banks. The measure sets ranges for denominations and timelines for implementation as part of treasury policy.
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Pracco
Nomato -Aerion
Bocenk Anteyvest
National Ganke
Waseiyure
Mt Ga
Naval Appropriation Bill Plans New Battleships and Torpedoes
Provision made for adding three battleships and torpedo boats to the Navy per Secretary Herbert's recommendations. Cost of battleships set around 4 million dollars with one to be built on the Pacific coast. Torpedo boats to be constructed in navy yards. Subcommittee favors economy and avoids private yard work. Also reports on White Star liner Cuisie voyage loss and Minnesota Marine Association election results.
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Wassinatox
Herbert
Pacific
Telegraphic Brevities and Sparse Dispatches
Telegraphic briefs report Me men oyparist Saint The Neaviska house tabled by vote calling for solvent secretary. Treasury rejects resignation of the collector of eiisteni at Dos Moeyer. Triples orders have piles of bread for five cents per leaf ten seats or two snaves for four cents. A dispatch to the London Times says General Wei, accused of cowardice, was beheaded.
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Foreclosure Bid Plans to Sell Union Pacific Road
In Omaha on January 19 a petition to foreclose the first mortgage of the Union Pacific railroad will be filed in St. Louis before Judge Sennborn. Senator-elect John M Thornton, attorney for the receivers, will represent the government. The move aims to wipe out other debts if the mortgage is satisfied, potentially harming government and other creditors.
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Sennborn
Union Pacific
Winslow A. Pierce
New York
John M. Thornten
St. Louis
Howiser
Omaha
Congress
Funeral honors for Butte explosion victims draw city procession
Public funeral for firemen and police killed in Tuesday night explosion held amid gloom. Hearses filled citywide. many private funerals for relatives followed. Raising 3150,000 announced with 2,500 local plus 412,000 already raised by Lina Francisca competition funds. Butte mobilizes aid for widows, dependents and education of children.
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Luau
Botte
Butte
Floods Submerge Arizona Area. Homes Lost in Destruction
Terrific rainstorm ends after two hours causes Grinnive Creek to flood banks. North Prescattie remains submerged for a day with at least twenty thousand dollars in real estate and personal property losses. The new North and South railroad sustains heavy damage and regional trade halts amid widespread property destruction.
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