Hughes Sworn In as New York Governor in Albany
Charles Evans Hughes is inaugurated governor of New York with a large crowd cheering in Albany. He pledges to serve the people honestly and pursue efficiency, as Democrats and Republicans alike assume new state offices amid a grand inaugural parade and official ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles ‘Slvana Hughes
Empire State of the Union
Near
Democratic Independence League
Tcket
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Frank Wayland Higgins
Cattaraugus
Lewis Suuyvesant Chanler
Dutchess
M. Linn Cruce
John 8. Whalen
Monroe
John F. O'Brien
Clinton
Martin H. Glynn
al' Dany
William C. Wilson
Otto Kelacy
Julius Hauser
Suffolk
John G. Wallenmaier
Niagara
Executive
Executive Mansion
Eagle Street
Hughes
Tenth Regiment
New York City
Hine
Young Men's Republican Club
Schenectady County
Higgins
Capitol
Assembly
Eee
1906 Chicago Violence and Bank Embezzlement Totals
The 1906 lynching count stands at sixty nine with total violent deaths rising to 9350 from 9212 in 1905. Personal crisis reports grow as homicide records reach 10125, up 143 from 1905. Embezzlement and related crimes total 14,734,863.68, the largest since 1884, driven by bank looting by Stensland in Chicago and Hipple in Philadelphia, with breakdowns for public officials, banks, agents, forgeries, post office employees, and other thefts.
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Chhccago
Stensland
Chicago
Hipple
Philadelphia
Vatican protest ignored by Spain over Montagnini exile
Madrid merely acknowledged receipt of the papal protest against France's expulsion of Mgr Montagnini and the seizure of the archives of the nuncio at Paris.
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Vatican
Madrid
France
Mgr. Montagnini
Raris
East St Louis Man Fights Flirting Allegation
Charles Smith and D F Myers clashed on an East St Louis street after Mrs Smith alleged Myers attempted to flirt with her. Smith landed a blow to Myers jaw fracturing his neck and fled the scene.
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Charles Smith
D. F. Myers
East St. Louis
Sunday Law Clashes Over 1200 Warrant Applications
Boston courts bogged down as 1200 warrants are sought for alleged Sunday closing law violations amid a surge in enforcement. Local officials contend the move aims to uphold Sunday observance and public order.
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Boston
Paria schism warship plan falters amid Navy submissions
Newsy items note seven designs for a proposed giant battleship submitted to the Navy Department. Firteen acres on University Heights valued at 300000 were given to the University of the City of New York. German Erfurt arms orders imply a plan to arm troops with a new rifle. A St Petersburg movement seeks to investigate Russian navy corruption. Chicago Northwestern plans a 20000000 station in Chicago. Kentucky rural free delivery routes total 639. War Department weighs returning from 38 caliber pistols to 45 caliber frontier revolvers.
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Paria
Navy Department
University Heights
University of the City of New York
Erfurt
St. Petersburg
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Chicago River
Kentucky
War Department
Charities Reach 1906 Total of 106 Million in Gifts and Bequests
The Chicago Tribune tally shows gifts and bequests for 1906 totaling 106,388,063 with Carnegie the leading donor. Educational, religious, museums, libraries and public works receive funds, while Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller figures dominate the list of major gifts to universities and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Andrew Carnecgle
Ling
Children’s Hospital
New York
Richmond
Univer Guy
McMaster’s College
D. IK. Pearson
Guilford
Yankton
A. S. Grant
McKendree
Russell Sage
John D. Rockefeller
Carnegie
University of Chicago
Cee
Ees
School of Applied Design
San Francisco Relief Fund
Charles T. Yerkes
Yerkes Hositale
Eee Enwigue
Yerkes Art Gallery
Marshall Field
Weld-Museum
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Technical School
Schoolkopf
Kansas City
University
Pratt Judson
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Appalling Disaster on B&O Railroad near Terra Cotta
A fogbound rear end collision on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Terra Cotta injures and kills dozens. Engineer, fireman, conductor, and signalman arrested as investigation begins. The wreck displaced 200 passengers with sixty injured and thirty eight dead identified, many more unlocated.
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Terra Cotta
Henry Hildebrand
McLean
Toffinger
Takoma Park
Hildebrand
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railroad
Lynchburg
BE. Oliver Bell
Optician
the Farragut
Washington
Edward 4. Bell
White
Commodore P. Brown
Dana Carr
Kingston
C. L. Datley
Newark
Ohio
C. J. R. Hall
Baltimore
E. Galther Harris
George Hiehle
Brookland
D. C
Henry Higbie
George Igbie
T. A. Kelly
Kensington
Professor King
Wesley Chapel
Miss Kell
Mary Lefford
Employe Bureau Engraving and Printing
Lee Lowe
A. Les Lowe
F Street
J. McCaghey
Elizabeth Purman
Norman Rogers
Mation
Ind
I. Rupert
Frederick
Maniac Seized Chicago Rail Tower Disrupts Trains
A man entered a switch tower at Cavanaugh Junction Indiana and controlled trains for six hours. Deputy sheriffs arrested A C Murphy of 2900 State Street after a chaotic scene that disrupted two railroads, derailed a switch, hired tramps, and left trains blocked for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cavanaugh Junction
Ind
Lake Shore
Elgin
W. J. Bate
Bate
Murphy
Nvext
Hammont
Hypnosis Theory in Chicago Murder Confession Debate
Controversy over hypnotic confession in the Hollister murder case resurfaces as experts, officials, and the accused speak. Police officials defend the confession as genuine, while proponents of hypnosis challenge the claim and cite detailed elements in the statement.
Mayor Johnson's Trick Stirs Cleveland Street Rift
Cleveland reports reveal Mayor Johnson called a special council meeting to push a temporary rail line along Superior Street to the Public Square. Workers laid a makeshift track and wires in a midnight effort, halted by a judge's injunction amid allegations of mayoral self interest and franchise voidance. Thousands watched the precarious trolley setup as improvised poles and rails were strapped to wagons, disrupting daily traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Rigne
Superior Street
Cleveland Electric Railway
Kesler
Daslight
Ol Company
Free Teachory
Dpauctalnterest
Wes Void
Postmaster General Cuts Free Mall Delivery in New Orleans
A sizable portion of New Orleans loses free mall delivery by order of the Postmaster General. Many downtown streets lack sidewalks, ending free delivery to those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hearst Feds Reciept? Recount Bid Placed After Office Sworn In
W. H. Hearst filed a recount application for the 1905 New York City election with the Attorney General in Albany three hours after the official assumed office.
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W. HR. Hearst
New York City
Albany
I C C Probes Block System on B&O and Southern Railways
The Interstate Commerce Commission opens an inquiry into the block system used by the Baltimore and Ohio and the Southern Railway following a series of recent disasters on those lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio and
The
Southern Railway
Outlaw racing in Lonlafana Jing stirs fair start
Four Yankees-Chase Elberfeld Keeler and Yeager batted over .300 last season. The motor boat race from New York to Bermuda rules issued. Jockey Garner shines at Crescent City as promoters fear California prize fighting ban. Westminster Kennel Club show to award ribbons at Madison Square Garden in February. Aero Club of America weighs starting point for 1907 Coupe Internationale des Aviateurs.
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Lonlafana
Chase
Elberfeld
Keeler
Yeager
New York
Bermuda
W. M. Ford
Wilmington
Del
New York Nationals
Kelley
Corcoran
Cincinnati
Garner
John A. Drake
Crescent City
San Francisco
California
Westminster Kennal Club
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Pebrusary
Mob tries to storm county jail over murder case
A mob gathered after dark in Las Animas Colorado aiming to avenge Henry Lavenmeyer's murder. They breached doors but were stopped by jailers who refused to release the prisoner Lawrence Seberg. Authorities suspect the man may be insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Animas
Henry Lavenmeyer
Herg
Lawrence Seberg
Mary
Three Children Die in West Virginia House Fire
Three children of Stanley Singleton aged thirteen eleven and eight perished in a fire that destroyed the Singleton residence at Neater Station West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Singleton
Singleton
Neater Station
W. Va
Senator Donelson Cattery Dies at 71 in New Orleans
Former United States Senator Donelson Catfery died in New Orleans at seventy one. The long time defender of state rights and lawyer was born September 10, 1836. Doctors Plead For Patrick: The Medico-Local Society appealed to Governor Hughes for Albert T. Patrick's release.
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Donelson Cattery
United States
Donelson Catfery
New Orleans
United States Senate
South
Patrick
Medico-Loal Society
Hughes
Albert T. Patrick
Mixed Engagements and Social Trends Across Europe
Reports from London and Pittsburg note marriages of Mme and Melba's son George Armstrong to Miss Ruby Olway and Klermione Schenley to Lord Ellenborough. Census data show rising female factory employment and wages under $279 yearly. A three year old swimming champion from Forest Gate is highlighted along with references to Carmen Sylva and royal photo sessions.
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Mme
Melba
George N. Armatrong
Ruby Olway
London
Klermione Schenley
W.H. Schenley
Pittsburg
Lord
Ellenborough
Forest Gate
England
Carmen Sylva
Prices of railroad supplies record advance noted
The record of railroad supply prices shows the greatest advance in the year, excluding rails, during a lasting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelees
Fort Sheridan Troop Quarrel Ends in Killing at Dinner
In the Fort Sheridan dining hall Chicago Sergeant John Grilin of Troop 1 killed Corporal William Taylor of the same troop during a Christmas dinner quarrel. Both men were colored. The incident occurred after a wohn dispute and was described as self defense by Town Marshal Johny Cayander who also killed a colored man at Mansfield Georgia.
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Fort Sheridan
Ninth Cavalry
Fort
Chicago
John Grilin
William Taylor
Johny Cayander
Key
Mansfield
China seeks relief funds as famine bites Central China
Reports from Victoria say China will appeal to Europe and America for 1 350 000 in relief for 10 million people facing starvation this winter. Pillaging by famine victims is feared as conditions worsen across densely populated districts. A foreign observer describes naked hunger and starving families as the situation nears a 30 year flood of misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
China
Europe
America
Shanghai
Tragedy From Smoking Fire Claims Two in New Ore Icans
A fire caused by Mrs. Lewis Phillips smoking in bed killed both she and her husband in their home at New Ore Icans. The burning incident resulted in their deaths and is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Phillips
New Ore
Niagara Falls family perishes from gas leak at home
James Harris his wife and two young children were asphyxiated by noxious gas from a stove at their Niagara Falls Ontario residence. Their eleven year old daughter remains in precarious condition from inhalation effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harris
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Aie
Notable figures mingle in political and literary circles
Prominent figures including King Oscar of Sweden, Vice Admiral Toga, President Roosevelt, Lord Dudley, Rev Dr Whitehead, Colonel Cody, Dr Sehwingen er, and Joel Chandler Harris figure in events. Roosevelt may address Jamestown Exposition while Cody invites a Wyoming hunting trip next fall. Harris plans an Uncle Remus Magazine with Harris retaining editorial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Sweden
Tawney
Congress
Toga
Hoosevelt
London
Lord Dudley
Paul Whitehead
Roosevelt
Cody
Huffalo Bi
Wyoming
Sehweninger
Bismarck
Joel Chandler Harris
Atlanta
Harris Tg
Latrobe Editor Charles Beckwith Fink Dies at Home
Editor Charles Beckwith Fink of the Latrobe Advance collapsed and died at his residence from apoplexy. Condolences poured in from colleagues and the Latrobe community as officials announced his sudden passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
Charles Beckwith Fink
The
Latrobe
Female teachers in Arizona highest paid in nation
Reports show Arizona female school teachers earning more than their counterparts in any state or territory. Other items note Memphis unionists planning a 20 000 temple, Pittsburg machinists apprentices organizing, 25000 cotton mill operatives gaining increased wages in New England, and railroad wages rising by over 100 million in the last quarter. Utah Labor Federation rejects entering potician politics. Nashua building trades seek eight hour day and 25 cent daily raise starting May 1. United Cota Mat and Cap Makers levy ten cent per member per year for tuberentosis sanatorium work in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Memphis
Pittsburg
New England
Utah State Federation of Labor
Nashua
N. H
Hae
United Cota Mat and Cap Makers of America
Denver
Yaquis Murder Americans Near Valencia Mexico Warpath Report
Special dispatches from Nogales recount a Yaqui attack near Valencia sixty miles below Quayman killing eleven Mexicans and one American. At Lancho on the Cananea railway a train party witnessed Yaquis massacring Mexicans and a few Americans, with station master Thompson and his wife surviving behind barricaded doors.
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el Paso
Texas
Nogales
Valencia
Quayman
Southern Pacific
Guadalajara
Los Angles
Cal
S. 3
B. Manson
Na Ronal Iriigation Congress
Sonora
Mexico
Lancho
Cananea, Yaaut and Pacific
Maxson
Thompson
Lancko
Stolen Funds Recovered In Bank Theft Case
In Austin Tes-Hytweenm five thousand to nine thousand dollars stolen by William C Anderson, teller at First National Bank of Kansas City, arrested here, were found abroad. The amount covered by the bond was $10,000, with funds turned over to reimburse the surety company. The agent would only say the money was found in a locked box not in a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tes
Wiliam C. Anderlei Fosider
Pirst National Bank of
Kansas City
Anderson
Shot by robbers kill city marshal and deputy in Colorado town
Denver Colorado report says City Marshal Horace Frishle and Under Sheriff were shot and killed during a staged robbery in Samarahi. Suspects escaped. The two officers were described as fearless leaders in the Rocky Mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Town
Denver
Col
Samarahi
Horace Frishle
Rocky Mountain
Former assistant paying teller pleads guilty to embezzlement
William C Anderson, ex assistant paying teller of the First National Bank of Kansas City, pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to embezzling 9000 dollars and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. Ship captains disciplined as fifty captains of Wamburg shipping firms are dismissed amid a strike delaying steamships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C Anderson
First National Bank of
Kansas City
Wamburg
Montana Lawyer Indicted For Illicit Land Fencing
An indictment returned at Helena Montana charges prominent lawyer T E Brady with illegal fencing of thirteen thousand one hundred eighty seven acres of public land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena, Mont
T. E. Brady
Bakery Worker Killed In Dough Mixer Accident
A worker at Biss Bakery in Columbus Ohio fell into a sponge dough mixer and was pulled out dead. The incident occurred during the shift with colleagues witnessing the machine whirl before stopping and the man being removed unresponsive. Police investigated the deadly accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Columbus
Ohio
Vanitirk
Killing of Brother Justifiable in Georgia Case
A verdict finds Paul Lynah not guilty in the killing of his brother Nicholas Lynah near Warren Ten, Georgia. Authorities earlier reported the incident as a family feud leading to a fatal shooting.
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Justifable
Nicholas Lynah
Paul
Warrenten
Congress considers bills on finance and elections
A congressional bill seeks an investigation of lumber costs. Senator Dick proposes an HHS to equalize officer salaries. The Senate confirms Alford Wy. Cooley as Assistant Attorney General. A bill to bar banks and corporations from campaign contributions includes an imprisonment penalty. A $1,000,000 government loan to the Jamestown exposition is approved by the House. Spear Cannon cites labor groups and requests funds for naval entertainments abroad amid criticism of a Christmas recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
New York Life Mer Indicted for Forgery in Prussia Case
Grand Jury in New York issues six indictments against George W. Perkins of Morgan & Co and six against Charles S. Fairchild ex-president of New York Security and Trust. Case centers on falsified books to disguise railroad stock as assets for Prussian law compliance. Perkins held $10,000 bond. bail set at $2,000 per indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip
New Veek City
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
Charles S. Fairchild
New York Security and Trust Company
Newce
Svlrehild
Urone
Perkins
Fairchild
Ft Ree
United States
Prussia
Chicago &Northwestern Railroad
Milwaukee
New York Life
Marshall
Mattson
Armstrong Committee
Gof
Jerome
Perking
Anis
Mr. Perkins
Mr _ Delafield
A. J. Cassatt Dies in Philadelphia at Home
Alexander J. Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died suddenly of heart disease at 1 p.m. in Philadelphia. The bulletin cited a Stokes Adams syncope and instantaneous death. Born December 8, 1839 in Pittsburg he rose through railroad ranks from rodman in 1861 to president in 1889 after later resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alexander J. Cassett
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Anl
Ave J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassatt
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pittsburg
Germany
Troy Polytechnic Institute
Pennsylvania System
Forty Masked Men Rob and Murder in Las Animas
In Las Animas Colorado a mob of about forty masked men overpowered guards at a residence and fatally harmed Lawrence Leberg. The incident followed a serious accusation against Tenry Laven heyer with Leberg a key target. Authorities state the captors paraded a corpse and fled as a telegraph pole location is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leberg
Las Animas
Lawrence Lendigy
Tenry Lavenheyer
Mud
Leberg
Japanese Emigrants to Mexico Reported by Agency
Warren Garrest, agent for a Transacennic Emigration Company branch in Yoko, claims 1200 Japanese emigrants left Japan last month for Mexico including 77 women. Officials expect men prefer Mexico with wives, while insurers pledge refunds on election of trustees. Marines report from Canal Zone note 105 MAES and others stationed at Camp Eliot return to Brooklyn Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Garrest
Yoko
Japan
Mexico
Canal Zone
Maes and
Aieta
Nyse
Camp Eliot
Banana Canal
Brooklyn
Navy
Local school faces pay dispute amid uncertain dates
Fragmentary notes indicate a dispute over back pay involving a Casernoe Pedicints group and St Louk for SONS dated references. The item mentions Porl der, Coat, Yall doruld high school rocelita, and cultural tensions surrounding compensation and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casernoe
Aed
Louk Foy Sons Datey
Papata
Eure Atlture
Lana Ach
Hase Benakoe Palngatiog
Porlder, Coat, Yall
Doruld High School
Rocelita
Cape May Riparian Grant Prompts State Policy Review
New Jersey state board grants two miles of frontage at Cape May County near Cold Spring Inlet for government led improvements. The harbor excavation holds forty feet depth and five miles of frontage, surpassing New York water in depth. The government sees unique strategic value here and plans to convey much land to the federal surveys while awaiting legislative decision on riparian rights. In Paterson a young man named Eugene Lang confessed to passing counterfeit checks to multiple merchants after posing as a Virginia college student and son of a Richmond area nyer dealer. he attempted to pass a $35 check in Paterson and was arrested after an Elizabeth address proved bogus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Niparian Commissioners
Weachfront
Cape May County
Cold Spring Inlet
Hudson
Battery
Twentythird Street
New York City
New York
Norfolk
Eugene Lang
Virginia
Manchester
Richmond
Paterson
Newark
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Elizabeth National Bank
Elizabeth Avenue
Bhnson
Tragic family neglect and strange wedding tale headline
Neighbors discover Frederick Roeler and five starved children left with a dead mother in a Pleas antville home. The father, crazed by misery, paces amid neglect as a doctor cites starvation and cold. The neighbors assist the children while organist Miss Bussie Hill commits suicide and a Bloomfield child dies in a kitchen stove accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Roelir
Pleasant Avenue
Pleasantville
Roeler
Roehr
Mail Carriers in Automobiles Strain Bridgeton Post Office
The Bridgeton post office faces record mail volumes and employs more carriers with automobiles to handle the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
Old Man Killed by Fall in New Jersey Area
Charles Cutler, eighty four, of Morrisville Pa, died in Mc Kinley Hospital Trenton from hip fracture suffered a week earlier. James Fletcher, sixty seven, died at home in Burlington from heart disease. a daughter found him dead when she thought he slept. Fletcher, born in England, had led Burlington as president since age seventeen. William Button of Woodbury is noted for possessing the original thirteen which wax figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cutler
Morrisville
McKinley Hospital
Trenton
James Fletcher
Burlington
Fletcher
Lancashire County
England
William Button
Woodbury
Better Telegraph Service For India Overhaul Planned
A committee at Simla begins preliminary sittings to inspect and reform India’s telegraph system. With over 200000 miles of lines and about 2000 offices, complaints of inefficiency rise as the Deputy Controller from London is sent to assist in the reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Simla
Central Telegraph Office
London
Washington Briefs Reflect Roosevelts Era Diplomacy and Policy Shifts
Postmaster-General Cortolyou proposes a permanent deputy postmaster general. Treasury won't buy silver as price climbs. Roosevelt OKs Bryce as ambassador. Foraker and Scott clash over negro troops. Lodge backs the President. Navy to be split into two fleets. Japanese language exams urged. Porto Rico church property case, Cuba fever status, Swift & Company land in Porto Rico, Philippine Commission salary act, and reports of Japanese troops in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Cortolyou
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
James Bryce
United States
Foraker
Scott
Lodge
Converse
Washington
Ssuzu Aoki
Japan
Edwin T. Sanford
Knoxville
Tenn
Department of Justice
J. C. McReynolds
Enrique Creel
Austria-Hungary
Bureau of Navigation
Hawaiian Medical Association
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Engish
Cuba
Havana
Swift & Company Brave
Philippine Commission
Department of Commerce and Police
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Defects and Debates Spark Across 1900s Headlines
A mixed set of domestic and foreign items reports on ship condenser flaws tied to a battleship speed test. a Chicago judge stops a suitor with a gun. railroad and corporate maneuvers in New York and Philadelphia. alliances, strikes, and political moves in Idaho Minnesota and Greece. wartime diplomacy, riots, earthquakes, and legal reforms surface in the Vatican St Petersburg Rome and Paris arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Cutting
Chicago
Criminal Court
McClellan
New York
Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goding
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Short Line
Minnesota
St. Paul
Great Northern
A. D. Jones
Louisville
J. Pierpont Morgan
Madison Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
New York City
3. P. Morgan, Jr
H. C
The
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Philadelphia
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Charles E. Hughes
Alvany
Flirt
Dom D. Rockefeller
D. W. Baker
Baker
postoMec
Yrs
Frischern, Stern and Brooks
Maniac
Professor Munsterberg
Richard G. Sgeone
Munsterberg
Richard. G. Tyeus
Ualiister
Nicholas
Margaret
Leslie
Schnettler
Tyens
Ivens
Hollister
Healy
J. Sanderson Christison
Mra. Lesiie
Erbstein
Schuettler
Schuettlers
Seluettler
Mayor Johnson
Rival
Hearst
Aero Club of America
Mok
Susy
Deanery
Florinda Clarlo
Somerville
N. J
Alexander D. Paolo
Raritan
Labor World
Fashior
NEW York Life Mer
G. W. Perkins
C. S. Fairchild
Dpolicyholders
A. J. Cassatt
Colorado
Tnsurince
Folk
Rennessee
New Jersey State
Cape May
Bussie Hill
Renville Presbyterian Church
Miss Hi
Michael Stephen Jones
Michael Jones
Glenwood Avenue
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Centre
Atlantic City
Ida Gimmerman
Atlantic Avenue
David Wilson
Philaelphia
Rev
Dantzer
All Saints’ Pp. &. Church
Wen
George T. Dukes
Tuckahoe
Jett
Pather
Nves
Strathcona
Halifax
Nova
Nelson Faircadld
Mukden
Craiova
Romania
Theotokis
Greece
Crete
Peter
Persia
Phulus
Paris
Santiago de Chill
Arica
Iractitioner
French Chamber of Deputies
National Congress of Nations
Calcutta
St Paul's Island
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