Fuel famine in Northwest to end within hours via rail relief
Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Minneapolis hears that fuel shortages in the Northwest will be relieved within twenty four hours. Witnesses from Northern Pacific and Great Northern describe car delivery delays. Great Northern promises rapid coal shipments as railroads rush shipments to North Dakota towns.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
James §. Harlan
Chicago
Franklin J. Jane
San Francisco
Lane
Maylan
North Dakota
Tane
B.C. Blanchard
Northern Pacific Railroad
Duluth
D. M. Philbin
Great Northern Road
Kath
Commission
Petit i
Great Northern
Ar Ma
Ljrad
Grand Forks
Nakata
Minot
Aoki Affirms Harmony Between United States and Japan
Viscount Aoki, Japan's ambassador, told a New York audience that America and Japan will not fight and praised the cordial friendship and mutual interests binding the two nations. He spoke at an American Asiatic association dinner, saluting the President and the emperor in toasts.
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New York
United States
Japan
Viscount Aoki
Jayan
Eastern Asia
Japin
New British Ambassador Named for Washington
James Groce to become British ambassador in succession to Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. Details arising from lobbies indicate Durand’s replacement is imminent with Cabinet reshuffle pending. Groce, currently chief secretary for Ireland, accepted the post as the next ambassador to the United States.
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James Groce
Henry Mortimer Durand
Tounton
Ng Ronmans
James Trvce
Sepra Fary
Treland
Byrifh
Washington
Henry Mortimer Dayland
Aruee
United States
Bishop McCabe Dying in New York Hospital
New York December 18 Bishop Charles C McCane of the Methodist Episcopal Church is dying at a New York hospital after a week of illness. He was struck by apoplexy while en route home to Philadelphia and is reportedly unconscious with hours to live. The 70 year old clergyman had been transferred to the city hospital for treatment.
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New York
Charles C. McCane
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
King Oscar Improves as Tours and Ment Continue
Stockholm reports King Oscar Messes anther sandas showing improvement. Officials note ongoing tours and mental status improving with continued health measures. Local watchers remain hopeful for steady recovery and stable governance.
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King Osear
Stockholm
King Oscar Msseg
Anther Sandas
Lee
Ment
Telegraphic Briefities Show Rail Line Trend and Strikes
A fractured telegraph note reports a new S400 trend for the Chicara and Sorthwestern railway. It notes a general strike crippling all ports and harming commerce. It mentions Lonsville and Nashville traffic, St Paul events, and a Roosevelt club address after Congress. Governor Cumming proposes a Jamestown exhibit appropriation.
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Chicara
Sorthwestern
Lonsville
Nashville
Cannon
St. Paul
Roosevelt Club
City
Allert BR. Cumming
Iowa
Market Quotations and Grain Prices From Minneapolis to Chicago
Market items show Minneapolis wheat and flour futures with No. 1 Northern and No. 2 Northern prices, along with bids for cattle, veals, and sheep. Chicago grain prices display December and May wheat, December corn, and oats futures, with provisions quotes and dairy product costs like butters and eggs.
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Tsue
Dee
Foe
Chicago
Lee
May
Ile
Butler
Chicksens
Bsc
Iowa reports adulterated stock foods harming farmers
A statewide investigation led by S Th Packard uncovers wholesale adulteration of stock foods and grains sold to Iowa farmers. Ground corn cobs and hulls mix with alfalfa in feeds, with mills and dealers supplying products of little or no value, prompting calls for tighter state restrictions.
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Department of Agriculture
S. Th. Packard
State College
Alareh
Cireilara
Department
Mitchell
Tobe
Ferod
Train Hits Skaters On Bridge Killing One In Muddle
A Milwaukee and St. Pant trelia train struck skaters on the Chasiton river bridge near Wathfin killing one and injuring two. Miss Erhel Cook ing of Rathton died. Fred Warkine and Mabel Hemme, both from Rathbun, were hurt. Two boys, William Pallcheck and William Kern, drowned near Muscatine after ice failure. Louis Busse, sentenced for wife murder, received a fourth reprieve with execution moved to January 11, 1907. final clemency hearing set for January 3.
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Mibwaukee
St. Pant Trelia
Buys
Chasiton
Wathfin
Miss Erhel Cooking
Rathton
Fred Warkine
Atsoo
Rathbun
Jes
Mabel Hemme
Rathhitn
William Pallcheck
William Kern
Dumits
Muscatine
Hee Stander
Louis Busse
Dee
Indicted Milk Dealers Face Conspiracy Charge in Boone
Four story brick building of the Union Transfer Insurance at Council Bluffs was destroyed by fire last week. Loss on building and stock estimated between 75,000 and 100,000. Indicted parties include AT Attchcuck Harry C. Moore and TO Clark, Boone milk dealers, for conspiracy to fix price and limit output under state laws.
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Valdez
Alaska
Bank of Valdez
Stella
Valdez Bank and Mercantile Company
Attchcuck
Harry C. Moore
TO. Clark
Boone
Counen Bluff
Union Transfer Impre- Met
Council Alutts
BTO
QUU
Bigamy Charge Dropped In Sioux City Case
John A. Kelley of Sioux City linked to bigamy charges after fall indictment for Eisamy. Prosecutors released Kelley following his claim that a woman he married is his lawful wife and refused to prosecute.
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John A. Kelley
Sioux City
Eisamy
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America
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