Republic headlines and election notes across nations
A digest of 1909 trade, political wins, and local tallies reports Ireland's pig exports, bacon prices in Omaha, and U S appointments. It covers Panama budget delays, dueling reforms, agricultural orders, cotton losses in Louisiana, potential rail strikes, and mixed local and national election returns with several county results and statewide shifts.
Counterfeits circulate in nationwide spread
Two new counterfeit notes appear in large quantities one for $10 on a Portland Oregon bank and one for $5 on a New York city national bank. The report also notes census figures for Connecticut rising 22.7 percent since 1900 and mentions legal and tax news including Judge Landis setting pleas for nine millionaire packers and a one percent corporate tax yield. Postmaster Hitchcock seeks stamps to curb congressional free mail and franks.
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New York City
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Tolstoy Offered Nobel Prize But Likely Refusal
A Copenhagen paper reports the Nobel Peace Prize next year may go to Count Leo Tolstoy, who is now very weak and likely to refuse if he lives to the award. In other news the Hague court favors the U S in the Orinoco steamship claim with Venezuela paying 46 867 dollars plus costs. France Britain and Spain back recognizing Portugal's provisional government after constitutional ratification. Germany agrees. News arrives of the wreck of the steamer Rerzulus near Shoal Bay nine miles from St John s N B C with nineteen crewmen lost. Count Katsura of Japan says the next budget will add 40 million dollars for naval expansion over six years to preserve peace.
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International Court of Arbitration At the Hague
Orinoco Steamship
America
Venezuela
Rerzulus
Belle Island
Sydney
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St. John's
Count Katsura
Japan
Italian Government Follows France Strikes and Anarchist Threats
The Italian government tracks France as Italian post and rail workers prepare for a general strike next December. President Fallieres and French ministers are guarded amid an anarchist wire war and court convictions of railway leaders.
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France
Itas
Italan Post
Fallieres
Loomis Franklin Wedding Quiet May Evening Union
Miss Mary Franklin youngest daughter of W H Franklin and Loomis Franklin were quietly married Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage by Rev G I Hemmer. The couple was accompanied by Mr and Mrs F Moore and Miss Bella Peebles and is well known in Choteau Sun River and Augusta regions. Avantha and friends extend best wishes.
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Mary Franklin
W. H. Franklin
Wim. Loomis
G.I. Hemmer
F. Moore
Bella Peebles
Sun River
Augusta
Avantha
Canvassing Board Sets Nov 18 Meeting in Teton County
The Teton county board of commissioners will meet Friday November 18 at 12 o'clock noon as a canvassing board to tally recent election returns. The statutes require canvassing within ten days of the election and the gathering will determine candidate standings. The following day a special session will address road and bridge matters and the Cut Bank town incorporation.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Montana Pioneer Day and saloon limit discussed
State Great Falls report notes saloon limits in city, Pioneer Day observed on November 4 in Montana, schools in several cities hold observances, and Montana Congregationalists plan a college in Great Falls, Billings, or Helena.
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Montana
Great L’alls
Billings
Helena
Pension Roll Decline Across States and Higher Pension Value
The 921,081 persons on pension rolls end of last year saw 89,528 residents in Pennsylvania. Ohio ranked just behind, followed by New York, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Massachusetts and Michigan, with Nevada lowest at 453. Pensions paid totaled $150,974,056.08, down $1,999,617.69 year over year, while the average pension rose to $171.90, up $2.08. New names added reached 29,219 and losses 64,330, a net decrease of 25,111. bureau running expenses fell nearly $200,009 to $2,657,673.
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Ohio
New York
Iinois
Indiana
Missouri
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nevada
Thanksgiving Proclamation 1910 Taft Declares National Day of Thanks
President Taft proclaims November 21 1910 a day of national thanksgiving and prayer. He notes peaceful international relations progress arbitration and abundance of blessings. The proclamation is dated November 5 1910 and signed by William Howard Taft with acting secretary Alee? Adee.
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Willam fLloward Taft
United States of America
United States
Washington
William Howard Taft
Alveek Adee
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