Congress Will Convene Monday in Washington Strikes Raise Tension
Congress will convene Monday as Cannon and Aldrich arrive with Vice President Sherman to set the new session. Sugar prices, waterway funding, and a possible investigation into New York grain and steel are sparked topics amid labor unrest and a Missouri deputies’ death. President Taft’s stance on merchant marine subsidies shapes debates while conservation and river improvements loom. In Ohio, a Bridgeport strike escalates with injuries as guards confront rioters. In Columbus, an ambulance is dispatched after a riot outbreak at a steel mill.
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Auction sale at Kentucky liquor store draws large crowd
A morning sale at 317 Rharman Street liquor store featured the disposal of wines, liquors, cigars, and fixtures. Auctioneer George Olt Seiad oversaw a lump bid for the stock after initial small lots sold, while bystanders watched a single bidder claim the goods. A notable early scene involved a woman waiting near the door as bidders gathered.
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War Talk Among Troops At Presidio
At San Francisco December 4 rumors circle around troop deployments to Nicaragua. No official progress reported as the army and navy weigh options if occupation is deemed necessary. Many expect the Eighth Infantry now in Monterey to be the prime unit sent south if action is authorized.
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Pipe event and charity contest updates in St. Joe paper
The Catholic Ladies’ Society promotes a week of contests with a piano prize to the week’s most popular indy and two bicycles as prizes. Contestants include Veneviews Gar ver and Lilly Glack for the piano and others for the bikes. City events note the death of St. Joe and arrival of a medical director at the Methodist church, with Mr. Gran from Toronto bringing organ and musical leadership.
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Clagstone Denies Credit For Prohibition Victory
Paul Clagstone of Keotenen County Idaho writes to Attiter Press denying claims he claimed credit for the prohibition victory. He attributes credit to Mr Thompson and local Anti-Baloon committees and citizens who spoke at requests, asking the paper to publish his letter.
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MARA WELL UNDER WAY AT ST THOMAS CHURCH PREPARES FOR FAIR
Preparations for the annual MARA fair are underway at St Thomas Catholic church in Mara New Mexico. The ladies have decorated and arranged booths to open next week in the building formerly occupied by Ribe at Sher Pens strae. The event will feature multiple booths and activities to support the church. Meanwhile a man named John B Bpanting was found frozen to death near Mara after a days-long disappearance. He was last seen five miles from his home and nearly reached his own residence when he collapsed in the snow.
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Admiral Washington Diary Note Reveals Retiring Board Members
A Washington DC report notes Captains Dee and Diltingham involved in naval affairs. The text lists about 200 retiring boards and references rear ad wire activity. The fragmentary entry hints at official actions and personnel changes within maritime governance.
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Farmers Institute to Be Held in Idaho City
The Farmers Institute, under the College of Agriculture at the University of Idaho, will be held in the city on December 13 and 14. Dean Elliott will discuss The Livestock Future and Organization for Farmers, with topics on dairying and fruit culture. Demonstrations include spraying and cover crops. several professors will present methods and plant care. The event is free to the public and encourages questions and shared experiences. Also noted is a special church meeting at Baptist Church regarding future cabinet and preaching arrangements.
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Americans Jubilee Plans and Royal Marriage Highlight December Dispatch
Tokio news reports preparations for a great American jubilee arriving mid January with rail fare cut by six percent and grand entertainment for visitors. In Paris, Vicomte de Bouxhem de Froutiem to Miss Hare marks a high society international wedding with noted families from Washington and New York in attendance.
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Murball
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Jay Lippinantt
Phiadet
White
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Aw Rery
Hancock
Mra Rugee Gri
Mire Jeers C. Bishop
Minstrel Show Grand Success at Pema Breeding Sotay
A local minstrel show drew strong crowds at Pema with enthusiastic response. Whiner, billed as a standout performer, delivered a lively set, while the Breeding Sotay act closed the program to positive notices.
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London University Rebels Stun Northwast Coast Readers
A fragmented London scene reports a rebellion at a university module and a stormy program at a western college with a long list of names, venues, and performances. The text notes the storm abating and scheduled repeats, with organizers and attendees described across venues and eras.
Congress urged to fund new cruiser and destroyers plan
Congress faces a request to provide two 26,000 ton ships and more torpedo flotilla as part of a Navy buildup. The General Board urged four cruisers and eight destroyers, but the Secretary expects to trim demands to what can be secured.
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Untitled Clipped Dispatch From Butte Mont December
Fragmentary OCR note from Butte Montana describes a December incident involving freight trains and railroad workers. It mentions a staged action to move trains and a complex effort by trainmasters and others to achieve progress amid unclear outcomes.
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