Senator McLaurin Dies at 61 in Mississippi
United States Senator A J McLaurin died suddenly at his Brandon Mississippi home from heart failure. He was 61, survived by seven children, and had served as governor in 1894 and as senator from 1900 to 1913. An appointment or legislative selection may follow his death.
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United States
A. J. McLaurin
Brandon
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Mass
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Boston
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Ind
Reginald Garstang
William Garstang
Sunday World in Review of Global Tensions and Scandals
Canada fears tariff treaty impact and studies Hudson Bay Railway routes. Parliament warns of possible U S union pressure. Richard Parr offered 1 million for exposing Sugar Trust fraud. 650 American tourists face danger in Canton. safeguards arranged. Sherman law damages loom over Standard Oil. Dr Jose Madriz elected Nicaragua president. Mark Twain arrives in New York in poor health. Dr Cook’s expedition data called fake. Ballinger-Pinchot probe urged. Fire at Central Hospital for the Insane in Jacksonville. north annex burned. Zelaya defeated at Rama. Nelsons report Osborn claims disputed. King Leopold dies. Albert named Belgian king. Five sugar trust employees convicted in New York. Morgan buys more independent telephones. Managua ponders U S Marines to quell terror. Christmas gifts sent to Europe total 50 to 60 million dollars.
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Children Die in Chicago Airhouse Fire Tragedy
Three children perished in a fire in Chicago after being left unattended in a residence. Authorities report the blaze began in the early hours and responders found the home severely damaged. Investigators are examining why adults were absent from the sleeping children.
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Ambassadors Named for Multiple Posts by Taft Administration
A list of proposed diplomatic appointments includes Richard EB. Kerens to Austria Hungary, Henry Lane Wilson to Mexico, Charles Page Bryan to Belgium, William James Calhoun to China, Henry P. Fletcher to Chile, Henry T. Gage to Portugal, R. S. Reynolds Hitt to Panama, John B. Jackson to Cuba, Fenton R. McCreery to Honduras, Edwin V. Morgan to Paraguay, Lauris Swenson to Switzerland, Charles W. Russell to Persia, Horace G. Knowles to the Dominican Republic, with no final decision on the Great Britain post for Whitelaw Reid as Taft weighs options.
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Mark Twain Returns From Bermuda Nearing End
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain appeared pale and frail on the Bermudian voyage to New York after eight weeks in Bermuda seeking strength. Newspaper men note hollow cheeks dim eyes and short breaths amid grief over the death of H H Rogers.
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Indiana Day Law Stands in Supreme Court Ruling
Indiana Supreme Court upholds the 1908 county option law under which 65 of 92 counties have closed saloons. The court affirms a county court judgment fining a saloon keeper after a dry option victory. It rejects challenges that the law was prohibitory or voids older liquor licensing statutes.
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Lowell observer to install telescope on San Francis co peak
Dr Leavell of the Lowell Observatory plans a twelve inch telescope installation on San Francisco Peak at an altitude of 18000 feet to improve Mars study atmosphere. Minnesota Board of Control awarded contract for the construction of the Audles dormitory.
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North Pole Claim Fallout Hits University Verdict
Copenhagen university findings declare Dr. Frederick Cook’s North Pole claim of reach and original data invalid. Committee notes notebooks contain only results without original calculations and lack the necessary diaries and letters. Bradley of New York backsers laments being fooled by Cook's records and notes.
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