Roosevelt seeks libel action against Pulitzer in Panama case
President Roosevelt asks Congress to prosecute Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World for libel over Panama canal fraud claims. He sends records and notes that private citizens should not bear the burden of exposing the alleged deceit, urging government action. Also notes plans for a Coeur d Alene music recital by Mise Westering and Mise Frances Batchelo at Blackwell pavilion with Wagner excerpts and four languages.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
Cale Deal
Indianapolie
Delevan Smith
Minneapolis News
Matiter
Dave, Aatme
Hbei
Mise. Westerting
Mise
Frances Batchelo
Blackwell
Ampires
Coeur d'Alene
Collene
Wagner
Ariarom Tanthauser
Jwedieh National
Ives
Mme Achté
Mme, 7Kman
Mme Jernefelt
Countess Mannerheim
Flanlah
Ailis Batchelor
Barber Shop Change Purchases by Bowley at Sprague
Charles Bowley of Sprague Washington purchased the change barber shop from Greer brothers and plans remodeling including a glass window entrance. He will move from the Verne Greet area and then depart for North Dakota after settling up. Library Board to thank donors and advertisers for a $43.10 contribution to the Library Benefit week. Montana Poultry Show announces big state event with gold medal prizes and hundreds of prizes awarded.
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Charles Bowley
Sprague
Wanh
Greer Brothers
Yereafier
Toxtall
Tiyahurg
North Dakota
Guyinn
Dul
Ust
Indien
Hemon
Kenodrome i
Alkipers
Eutu
J. M
Montana
Dee
Monterre
Erernday
Desertion and Divorce Pleas Filed in Ettensburg Case
In Ettensburg Washington a divorce action arises as the defendant quit the plaintiff in June 1902 and deserted the marriage in April 1905 and has since lived separate and apart. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of the marriage bonds and such other relief as the court may deem fit.
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Ettensburg
Washington
Lawsuit Over Two Promissory Notes Between Lumber Firms
The district court suit alleges B R Lewis Lumber Company owes Reed and Boughton on two promissory notes. Each note is for 2075 dollars, one dated November 1, 1907 and the other February 2, 1908. Plaintiff seeks judgment for the total of both notes with interest and a protest fee of three dollars on one note.
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District Court
B. R. Lewis Lumber Company
Reed & Boughton Apppear
Construction Nears Completion on Deepwater and Tidewater RR
Nonrunn Virginia December report states the Deepwater and Tidewater railroad from Nonrunn to Deepwater Ve, a 443 mile stretch, is nearly finished with outputs in operation expected next year under Weary J. Rogers.
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Nonrunn
Deepwater and Tidewater
Weary J. Rogers
Deepwater
W. Ve
Opera Toa
Taft to Visit Panama Canal for Inquiry Visit
President Taft signaled plans to visit the Panama Canal site to study alleged efforts around its construction. He aims to explore five points and indicated a visit is possible if encouraged by campaign accusations against his administration. He also hinted at naming Frank Knox as attorney general.
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New York
Whet Taft Keday
Panama Canal
Wade
Thie Canal
Ile Par Ose
Taft
Frank Kalfoxe
Imperial Art Transfer Arrives for New York Exhibition
One hundred fifty paintings from German museums were dispatched by an imperial commission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The collection, the finest ever sent to America, includes works by Lenbach Kaulbach Thomas Lisbaum and Rudolph von Hottmann. The event precedes a public auction of Northeastern Telegraphs company rights tomorrow under decree of overseers with an upset price set at 0.
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Berlx
Germany
Maine
Northeastern Telephons
Sewold
Toverloaure
Prise
Brownsville Case Reopened in Senate Over Negro Troops
Washington Dec 15 The Brownsville affair again dominates Senate action with Senator Foraker pressing a reinstatement bill for the colored soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry discharged after the 1906 Brownsville riot. Debates center on presidential powers and race questions as testimony and politics collate behind a push to restore soldiers from Fort Brown and review the shooting incident.
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Washington
Brownsville
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Tux
Wae
Fort Brows
War Department
Tn B
Tiemian
Senate
Naturs
Hpourfer
Tillman
Rowolathom Nm
Poraker
Menater Wareer
Ook & Roves
Witners
Rommittee
Por
Benster Culberson
Texas
Potaker
Ohio
Pammage
Foraker
Severe Blow to Tobacco Trust Disputed in New York
A garbled report notes a government action affecting a tobacco company, with an appeal planned by the firm. In a separate item a piano recital is announced at the parish hall on Twitt 808 Avenue, highlighting local musical progress and student talent amid the academy’s ongoing programs.
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Twitt
Ivan
Jangte
Chow
Wretade
Chopin
Brennen
Wachs
Mise J
Smith
Smith, (Piano 1) and Miss Beher
Manson
Grieg
Marcarons
Nie
Bring Row
Churchill
Algmr
K. Chatnoy
Alt de Ballet
Chaminade
Popper Valmaire
Poldial
Hustle of
Mig
Chatney
Araberyoe
Lack
Ievond Ce
Open Bids For Bridges In County Repairs
Officials opened bids today for bridge work across multiple spans. Contracts awarded include Ferowned for Fernwood and bids listed for several other bridges such as Gilbertson, Gottland, Carwallen, and Goddard with amounts ranging from about 1,008 to 2,088 dollars.
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Dewides
Couny
Carwallen
Jon
Mattes Me Foltowe
Gibhert
Goddard
Carscalion
Rockford Host Reinstates Oakey Acknowledgment Event
In Rockford a diverse group of Protestant and Catholic citizens gathered for a notable ceremony welcoming Oakey M sioea. Archbishop Quigsey of Chienge formally greeted the assembled clergy and attendees, marking a collaborative restoration effort amid a mingled urban display and public demonstration.
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Rockford
Muldoon
Yeulbraiel
Brad
Quigsey
Chienge
Shane Munay
Oakey M Sioea
Supreme Court rules plan to continue merger case fate uncertain
Washington December 14. The United States Supreme Court will not allow a planned continuation of the merger case between the Interior Commerce Continuation and the Southern Pacific. The decision reverses a lower court ruling, blocking New York state actions tied to the deal and reshaping the timeline of the antitrust dispute.
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Mrralinge
Washington
Dee
United Txiey Supreme Court
HK Marchman
Tim Ty
Birewit Court
Sowthern Pacific
New York
Music at Mite A Recital Brightens City Future
A neighborhood recital at Mrs Hewbe s Garten street home featured Mrs Fay and Mildred Thomas Edith Agnes Bikek Dorothy der Shersine Filasimmote Marguerite finn Ade Cherch Annie Gusdeman Ruth Thempnes Mrs JE Ceerth Majer Clarence Durcett with selections by Mire Sethe and a social to follow Invited guests included Mr Render Mrs Glindeman ML P Glindeman Mrs WA Themes HG Taylor and others The event showcased high quality performance and pleasant social time reflecting well on the city s musical culture
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Marguerite Finn
Ade Cherch
Annie Gusdeman
Mint Ruth Thempnes
JE Ceerth
Clarence Durcett
Mire
Glindeman
ML P. Glindeman
Mtr
WA Themes
HG Taylor
Leute Torlor
Clare Campsett
Rath Theepeun
Derechy Sander
Agueniach
Par
Mibdred
Thomas Ada Chareh
Evan Foltsimmons
Minne Laren
Christine McKsy
Bree Barr
Mar Jexine Ling
Clarect Bar
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Slpin
Pawl P. Walet
Western Star Company No. 8
Ime
Lake Company
Maccatiers Elect
Te Sauy
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A. Stecho
Maud Dittimore
Uditor
Mra
Ines Robson
Ansa Robbins
Ile Aarms
Dalla
Edward M Morgan
Adley
Ruants Saye Wite Dewrrte Ie
Sues Lumber Company
Dalles
Ore
Tobacco Trust
Amertak Totado Company
Gaal Deere
Tobacco Reds
Mendel
Witehen
Macowsll
Min
Patunaian
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Wise
Mullivan
Mise Ke
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Parner
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Panarene Pac
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Wie
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