Hanna Fights Foraker Over Dunham Appointment
Washington December 20 1906 Senators Hanna and Foraker clash over George P Dunham Deputy Auditor Interior appointed by Hanna for Senate confirmation. Foraker requests withdrawal prompting White House discussions with President Roosevelt and Hanna lientenants plan to back Dunham after holidays. Ohio politicking involves Cox and Price with Hanna urging substitution and allies pressing for prompt action.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Hanna
Foraker
Dunham
George P. Dunham
the Treasury
Interior Department
Clinton County
Ohio
Senate
Committee
Aldrich
New York
United States Senate
Senate That Mr. Foraker
White House
Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Columbus
George B. Cox
Price
Mr. Price
Cox
Athens
Cincinnati
Mos Day
Colum
Taft Farewell Visit Leads 4000 Filipinos to Praise Civil Government
In Manila Governor Taft addresses about 150 leading Federal party members bidding him farewell. He notes the party has aided the stable government and urges correct reporting on Batangas and Samar. He hopes to return by May and to present the Federal party memorial to the President as Cebu is set to receive civil government on January 1.
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Manila
Federal
Taft
United States
Batangas
Samar
Congress
Wright
Federal Party
Cebu
Judge in Kansas City agrees to obey court order
Dec 20 Judge E. C. Penden a St Clair County judge previously jailed for contempt agrees to follow a federal court order requiring approval of railroad bonds. He and two other fugitives faced possible execution if they failed to comply. Penden remains jailed while his counsel seeks bondsmen.
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Kansas City
C. Penden
St. Clair
Philips
Six thousand dollars for washing a man's feet
Indiana case in Indianapolis notes Irene Allison sued the estate of Helen Tate claiming wages for twenty years of foot washing. The jury awarded Allison six thousand dollars, with Tate's estate previously leaving funds to St. Jo's Church.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Irene Allison
Helen’ Tate
Indiana
Allison
Marietta Receives Orders to Move Toward Nom de Dios
Marietta, the United States gunboat, was ordered to proceed to Nom de Dios to protect the property of the manganese mining company, as reports indicate. The move signals heightened protection for American interests in Colombian waters.
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Marietta
Colon
Colombia
Unité States
Nom de Dios
Copany
Chinese Hold Mass Funeral for Boxer Victims in Tung Chow
In Tung Chow a large funeral procession honored native Christians massacred last year. Seventy coffins, hundreds of mourners, and Chinese officials witnessed services at the cemetery and temple. Officials pledged protection to returning Christians and similar rites were planned for other towns.
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Peking
Tung Chow
Tsin
Gonger
China
Attyiillages
Tung Ghow
Hela
Watson to Come Out for Governor in Holiday Return
Special despatch from Columbus reports David Kemper Watson, ex-Congressman and Attorney General, planning to announce his candidacy for governor on returning home for holidays. Frank By McCulloch of Bellefontaine will seek State Board of Public Works seats, while Congressman Morgan aims for a third term. Lieutenant Governor-elect Carl Nippert was in Columbus surveying winter quarters with his wife, who will join social events of the season.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
David Kemper Watson
Frank
McCulloch
Bellefontaine
State Board ‘of Public ‘Works
Morgan
Carl Li. Nippert
Nippert
Tsilka Reported Dead and Stone to be Freed
London broadcasts cite a Constantinople cable from the Rome Daily Telegraph correspondent claiming Mme. Tsilka is dead and American captive Miss Stone will be released immediately.
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London
Constantinople
Rome
Daily Telegraph
Miss Stone
Pan American Banks Recommended for Major U.S. Cities
At the Pan American Congress session the Bank Committee report calling for Pan American banks in New York San Francisco and New Orleans was adopted.
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Mexico City
Pan-American Congress
Bank Committee
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cleveland Man Robbed in Ogden Hotel Room
H C Brandt of Cleveland was robbed of 31 46 in a room after arriving on his new California trip. Police have made several inquiries and are investigating the incident in Ogden on December 20.
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Cleveland
Ogden
Utah
H.‘C. Brandt
Diss De Bar Fraud Case Ends in Prison Sentences
Theodore Jackson and Laura Jackson known as Annadella Diss De Bar were found guilty at the Old Bailey of immoral practices and fraud. The court sentenced Jackson to fifteen years and Mrs. Jackson to seven years penal servitude after a dramatic defense and testimony.
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London
Theodore
Laura Jackson
United States
Annadella Diss de Bar
Old Bailey
Jackson
Swami
Unity
Daisy Adams
Jana
Florida
Sir Edward Carson
McCool
P. H.messault
Diss.De Bar
New York
Luther C. Marsh
Vera P. Ava
The
Solicitor General
America
Bigham
Well Remembered by the Local Policemen
The notorious Ann Odelia Diss De Bar in London was convicted and sentenced to seven years. Police recall her as a white elephant on the department when she was in charge and note Cincinnati officers would have torn down doors to stop her escape.
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Ann Odelia Diss de
London
Ann Odelia
Deitsch
Eitches
Diss de Bar
Cincinnati
Schley Inquiry Report Urges Approval of Objections
Judge Advocate Lemly and Solicitor Hanna present a report supporting Schley’s objections to the court of inquiry findings. They argue the majority ruling, not just the court, weighed evidence and urge possible arbitration or a Roosevelt board if adopted. The secretary has not acted yet.
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Hanna
Washington
Lemly
Long
Admiral Schley
Schley Court of Inquiry
Nan Rs
Ina Pal
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Sc
Roosevelt
Schley
Stayton
Campbell
Admiral Sampson
Secretary Long
W. S.sehley
Isador Rayner
James Parker
Court of ‘Inquiry
Sehley
Hanna Rejects Peace Terms in Ohio Legislature Move
Ohio politics recounts Hanna’s rejection of peace overtures over clerkships in the Senate and House. Scobey and Speelman remain opposed. Gov Nash positions neutral for harmony. The Senate caucus call will be issued jointly by Archer and Dunham as factions press on.
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Allen E. Beach
Commercial
Tribune
Columbus
Hanna
Sheriff Scobey
Troy
William B. Uhl
Cleveland
Senate
Speelman
Marietta
Uhl
House
Foraker
Uni
Price
Archer
Cox
Nash
South
Harmony
Belmont
Dunham
Toledo
Twelve killed in Davy saloon shooting by 18 year old
Wayne Demon an 18 year old from Catlettsburg Kentucky shot and killed three men in a Davy mining town saloon on pay day. Police had little effort to capture him as he fled through a back door after the shooting. The victims were Lem Booton Frick Watts and Harry Good, all coal field residents. Demon worked as an assistant bookkeeper for Cole Co of Cincinnati.
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Welch
W. Va
Wayne Demon
Davy
Eugene Dye
Toitee Reine Street
Demon
Lem Booton
Frick
Watts
Harry Good
Catlettsburg
Cole
Cincinnati
Holida
Rich aristocrat wed his servant shocks two cities
MISHAWAKA Ind Dec 20 Special Despatch James C Eberhart a leading Mishawaka and South Bend society man and rubber company director announced his marriage to Mary DeGroote once a servant in art employ The ceremony occurred October 18 4 at Lincoln Neb at the bride’s sister home The union amid gossip and reports of a past carriage attack follows his long business and social prominence in Indiana
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Commercial Tribune
Mishawaka
Ind
James C. Eberhart
South Bend
Mary DeGroote
Lincoln
Neb
Grimes
Eberhart
Mishawaka Rubber Company
Studebakers
Indiana
New York Controller's Clerk Arrested for Larceny
Charles P. Chipp, formerly a bookkeeper in the Collector of Assessments and Arrears branch, was arrested on a charge of larceny amounting to 271.75 dollars. Alleged peculations total about 30 000 dollars, with the possibility of more. The DA's office prompted the arrest.
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New York
Charles P. Chipp
Collector of Assessments
Controller's Office
Chipp
District Attorney's Office
Three Dead and Many Hurt in Pittsburg Boiler Blast
A boiler explosion at Black Diamond Steel Works in Pittsburg today killed three men including John Welvik and Patrick OConnor, with a fourth body possibly John Wilts, and left twelve injured. The wounded were hospitalized with Steinbaugh listed as in serious condition but stable overall.
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Pittsburg
Black Diamond Steel Works
Park Bros
Thirtieth Street
John’ Welvik
Patrick O’connor
John Wilts
Steinbaugh
Marconi to sail for England Monday
Marconi announced plans to sail for England next Monday aboard the Sardinian. His London company seeks his help negotiating with the Anglo American Telegraph Co. He will take usable wireless gear and leave the rest behind for his return. He denies a press report that he urged an early marriage.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Marconi
England
London
Anglo-American Telegraph Company
Signal Hill
United States
Miss Holman
Mr. Marconi
New York
Woman Leaves Husband for Medicine Study Provokes Divorce
Rev Philip Evans of Toledo Ohio reports that Laura Evans sought a divorce on novel grounds after leaving him during missionary work. She pursued medicine at Battle Creek Michigan studying Seventh Day Adventist doctrines and became a demonstrator and purveyor of sanitarium foods. No quarrel is noted and Evans remains popular.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo, CO
Philip Evans
Laura Evans
San Michel
California
Battle Creek
Mich
American adviser William Pethick dies in Peking
Peking reports the death of William H. Pethick an American who served Li Hung Chang as private secretary and diplomatic adviser for thirty years He inspired Li Hung Changs progressive schemes and authored his famed anti opium manifesto.
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Peking
William H. Pethick
Li Hog
Mr. Pethick
Li Hung Chang
General Alger Condition Improves Quiet Consultations Planned
Detroit December 2 at General R A Alger residence reporters said the General’s condition is somewhat better and attending physicians will confer tomorrow to decide if an operation is needed.
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Detroit
R. A. Alger
Torrow
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