President Roosevelt Message Highlights Labor, Trade and Immigration
Washington December 7 President Roosevelt sent a brief message to Congress praising past year gains and outlining labor and commerce issues. He urged restraint between capital and labor, cautioned against monetary reconstruction, and proposed commissions to study merchant marine and immigration fraud.
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Washington
Tom Fry
Congress
House
Cannon
Roosevelt
U. S
Department of Labor and Commerce
Secretary of the Navy
Laskan Bounday
Compassion
China
Lewisiana
Lewis
Murder Case Reported In Local Area
A murder case is reported in the local area with details sparse. Authorities investigate the incident and question witnesses as part of routine procedures. Local residents react with shock and call for timely updates from police.
Roosevelt to send Wood for major general amid broad promotions
Washington reports President Roosevelt will nominate General Wood to major general and about twenty six others. several failed confirmations to be handled as recess appointments. The moves tie to Crum of Charlestown and date back to last summer. Separate items note a typhoid epidemic in Butler Pennsylvania with new cases and a fatal explosion in Mieres Spain injuring twelve.
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Washington, D.C
Presii i Roosevelt
Senate
Wood
Cresent
Arment
Crum
Charlestown
S. C
Heath Refuses to Resign as Republican Marshal Chair
Perry S. Heath, en route to Washington, declared yesterday he will not resign from the secretaryship of the Republican marshalal committee. In Williamson, William Howardson, a notorious outlaw once active in Thacker County lumber camps, was shot and wounded by Miss Katie Robough.
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Chicago
Perry S. Heath
Washington
Martell on Trial in Grand Forks Court
In Grand Forks North Dakota on December 7 a district court began the trial of a woman charged with murder for fatally wounding a man after a robbery attempt. The defendant, identified only as Mrs, faced a single count as proceedings started with a small panel of jurors and the accused surrendering to a magistrate.
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Norfolk & Western Railway
Winship Resigns as Land Office Register in Grand Forks
Grand Forks December 7 The Grand Forks Herald editor Geo B Winship resigns from the land office register post after months of appointment He cites inability to obtain a longer leave of absence and the burden of official restraint He vows to oppose old state political interests and campaign freely in North Dakota next year Col W H Brown of Grand Forks may succeed him.
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Grand Forks
Geo. B. Winship
Grand Forks Herald
Register of the Land Office
Register Winshig
Secretary of the Interior
North da
Col. W. H. Brown
Winship
Fight to bitter end sparks miners strike stand
President John Mitchell of the miners union and Governor Peabody held a brief conference in Denver. Mitchell vowed the strike would continue to the bitter end and promised no violence. In Iowa Bergman’s opera house was destroyed by fire causing about 55,000 dollars in losses.
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John Mitchell
Colorado
Denver
Col
Miners’ Union
Peabody
Porhicn Unde Iit
Mitchell
Perahouse
McGregor
Bergman
Canal Treaty Arrives in Colon for Return to United States
Dec 7 entry reports a canal treaty arriving from Panama en route to General Gudoe and the Purser of a steamer, with instructions to deliver it to Washington for return to the United States. The partial dispatch notes the vessel sailing and the transfer of the document for official action.
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Colon
Panama
Thibet expedition may trigger international tensions
In Die Zeit, Professor Vamberg discusses the potential British expedition to Thibet and the likelihood of international complications arising from the move. The article analyzes political ramifications and regional responses to possible imperial actions.
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Vienna
Dec
Vamberg
Die Zeit
Thibet
Supreme Court Denies Dismissal in Minnesota Case
Washington Dec 7 The United States Supreme Court denied for the present the motion to dismiss the case of Minnesota against the Northern Securities Co and postponed further consideration until it can be heard on its merits.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Securities Co
Murphy Case Begins in Grand Forks Court
In U S court Maj J S Murphy faces perjury charges connected to a pension matter as jurors are being chosen amid rumors. Judge Amidon orders a minor man to appear for examination in the matter in Buffalo New York. Detectives Taylor discuss Bonier even if not convicted on murder charges he faces possible indictments on multiple forgeries and related crimes based on confessed actions.
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Grand Forks, N. D
U. S
Maj. J. S. Murphy
Amidon
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Bonier
Frehrs
Taylor
Printer's Wife Death Update in Brooklyn Hotel Scene
December notes a tragic incident as Lester Fitzgerald, connected to a glass manufacturing firm, is shot and killed at a city hotel. Reports indicate an apparent self-inflicted death in Brooklyn, with details sparse and authorities investigating.
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Lester Fitzger
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Brooklin
Mrz
Felt our remodeled store eclipses last year’s jewelry shop
The speaker recalls claiming the west’s largest and most complete jewelry store last year. After remodeling, the store now surpasses that peak “a hundred fold,” with praise from customers in the city and nearby towns.
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