Taft Plans Arbitration on Panama Tolls Amid Senate Action
Washington reports President Taft backing arbitration if talks with Britain fail to settle Panama tolls. Senate members Bacon Overman and Crane join a joint committee to arrange Wilson’s inauguration. House members Rucker Garrett and McKinley of Jolna named.
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McKinley
Jnola
Rockefeller skips inquiry as health blocks appearance
Will iam Rockefeller will not appear before the Ton ey investigation committee January 18. His counsel John M. Garver says physicians warn that attendance could kill him. Rail wreck at Terra Haute kills three. Boston grants parcels post by air with Harry J M Jones as first carrier. California pledges 437000 for Treitmoe and Clancy release. Firemen reject arbitration. 24 000 on 50 eastern roads. Hudson River bridge project revived with borings begun. Albany poised to abandon annual woman suffrage hearing. Frank Leroy Chance signs a three year contract to manage the New York American League team. Des Moines theaters to close Sundays until noon. Rosecrans wrecks off Peacock Spit. 31 dead. Big Four wreck at Rex Indiana. one killed fourteen injured. Michael Angela McGinnis released on parole. 6 million rounds shipped from New Orleans to Mexico. Horticultural convention opens in Madison Wisconsin. US population 96 496 050 January 2 1912 and money in circulation 8 350 727 580. Poolrooms crackdown collapses in San Francisco. Cox era bonds posted in Cincinnati.
Indiana Governor Marshall Recommends Revenue Raises
Indiana Governor Marshall’s biennial message to the General Assembly touts the state’s strong finances and urges revenue increases. He proposes reassessment reforms, a modern inheritance tax, private utility regulation, strict corporate stock sale laws, worker compensation, and banking law harmonization to boost public revenues.
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Paraguay names Hector Velasquez as minister to United States
Foreign Paraguay selects Dr Hector Velasquez to serve as minister at Washington after eight years without a diplomat in the United States. A London dispatch from Constantinople notes the Turkish government will firmly resist new peace proposals. A Moscow court case reports a year long Jewish decree in force.
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United States Supreme Court
Paraguay
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United States
Hector Velasquez
Washington
State Department
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Austrian Cadfie Soup With Lemon Salt Pepper
Fragmented cooking notes describe simmering lemon zest and seasonings with fish and stock. The text mentions stirred yolks and adding hot soup to thicken, yielding a thickened Spanish salmon stock preparation.
Meats for luncheon recipe notes and prep hints
Fragmentary kitchen instructions mention boiling meat, draining fat, bacon, gravy, and seasoning. The garbled text hints at a luncheon menu or recipe fragments with parenthetical or stray notes. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are present.
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