New Yorks New State Library Building Planned in Albany
New York officials announce a grand state educational building in Albany to house a full library assembly hall and rooms for the regents of the state university museum and laboratory of natural history. The near capitol site measures about 9 by 600 feet on Washington Avenue. project cost around 8.6 million dollars with site at 400 thousand dollars. Palmer and Hornbostel of New York designed the plans by competition aiming for a beautiful stately structure.
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New York State
New State Library
Albany
Assembly Hall
Regents of the State University Museum and Laboratory of Natural History
Capitol
Washington Avenue
al Saint
Lana
Messrs
Palmer and Hornbostel
New York
Moran and Attell Fight to Draw in 25 Rounds
Owen Moran, England’s featherweight champion, drew 25 rounds with American champ Abe Attell at Colma Arena San Francisco. Moran pressed early and pressed late, bags of aggression and headlong rushes. Attell showed clever defense but landed few telling blows, with Moran’s sustained pressure and savage clipping in close rounds winning the crowd’s favor. Referee Jim Jeffries called the fight a draw after a tense last round. Overweight issue noted prior to the bout. Moran carried two ounces too much and forfeited $250 before a punch was thrown.
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COLMA
San Francisco
Owen Moran
Feathaight
England
Ake Attell
America
Boran
Attell
Atte
Moerea
Moran
Tolend
Jeft
Elasé
Zongrang-Tor
Volasé
Big Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Page & Calumn
Fort Wayne hardware firm opens new Pearl Street building
The firm Afose tan Waynelle & Co welcomed hundreds of Fort Wayne residents to its new Pearl Street location. The two day reception showcased heavy hardware and mechanic supplies, with staff guiding guests through the four story stockroom and offices.
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Fort! Wayne
Afosetan, Waynelle & Co
Iran
Pearl Street
Fort Wayne
W. EE. Mossman
E. F. Yarnelle
B. Paul Mossman
Ralph Yarnelle
F. Yarnellé
I the Fly
Yarnelle
Coombs & Co
Mercentiie
Coombs' & Co
Seaboard Air Line receivership filing referred to judge
Richmond reports that Seaboard Air Line lawyers filed for receivership with a federal judge. Judge Waddell referred the filing to Judge Pritchard, who was en route from Asheville to Asheville to hear counsel. A decision on the petition is expected tonight as the judge arrives late. In Danville and Gadsten, a local furnace receiver was appointed for Guinn Furnace Company amid $6,000 to $7,000 in claims, with New York bondholders to be consulted before any bankruptcy petition.
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Richmond
Seaboard
Air Line
Danville
Pritchard
Tudge Waddell Townight
Ashevill
N.C
Air Line Railroad Company
Gadspen
Alt
Jon
PF Lay Ws Weay
Guinn Furnace Company
New York
Mrs Christina L Gebert Bead at 51
Mrs Christina L Gebert Bead died at her Allen county home at 102 Rivermet Avenue on Wednesday afternoon at age 51 from complications of pneumonia. Born Emma Burkholder in Dayton Ohio she moved to Allen County at age two. Survived by husband Chadian L Gebert and children Joseph David Karen Minnie Pearl Jennie and Annie. One son Bert Gebert in Traymore Iowa. Six sisters and two brothers also surviving. Funeral at residence Friday morning with interment at Gold Willows New Haven.
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Chriesinn Lo Gebers
Allen County
Rivermet Avenue
Emma Burkyhelder
Dayton
Jeanne
Birs- Darié Durkholter
Chadian L. Gebert
Joseph
David
Karen Gebert
Minnie
Pearl
Jennie Gibart
Ajlee Eby
St. Joe Township
Bert Gibert
Traymore
Iowa
J. Andrews
Pring
8. Pettit
Hell
LaDow
John
Henry Burkholder
Gold Wellows
New Haven
Fatal fight in Vancouver involving Japanese residents
Fireman Allison and two fellow firefighters were badly wounded in an attack in the Japanese quarter. The incident left one girl severely injured as a large mob confronted the fire crew. Police are investigating the violent assault and its presumed motives.
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Ncouver
L—amler von Allison
Mikada
Ely
Czarina alarmingly ill amid pregnancy concerns
In St Petersburg reports say Empress Alexandra is gravely ill after a long illness and weight loss with possible childbirth. A weakened state raises concern about the czarina’s condition and the general health of the imperial household during this period.
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ST. Petersburg
Janis T
Alexendria
Ler Fuijeste
Rioting In Indiana As Mob Attacks Street Cars
Five persons were injured and two priests taunted with stamps and missiles when outsiders opposed strike breakers led to a riot. Cars were stopped, lines cut, and men manning them driven off by the mob as rocks and missiles flew. Mayor Guthrie appealed to Governor Hanly for state troops after police proved unable to quell the disturbance. Colonel Stith was appointed to assess the situation as deputies were sworn in sparingly. The clash arose from a union sympathy rally and the company’s plan to use imported strike breakers to run cars. Continued on Page 3.
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Indiana Union
Truc
Guthrie
Hanly
Tracps
Téply
Col
Harry
B. Stith
Staftucd Perdieu
van Benbowo
Fort Wayne Journal circulation and gazette publishers record
The document lists December circulation figures and a sworn statement for the Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette printing partners. Notary Oscar Follingham certifies the signature of M A Moynihan, with the commission expiring in 1810.
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Fort Wayne Journal
Iouahaly “Gazette
M.A. Moynihan
Oscar Co. Forllingih
Fort Wayne
Ag Etn
Sdveree
Corvege
Wea
Thes Waste
Ze Sree Tyne
Aa Setertes
Sipes
Becomaar A
Mystery in Shooting on Berry Street Leaves Man Wounded
William Howard of 1916 Ewing Street was shot in the head by an unknown assailant while walking with his wife after midnight Tuesday on Berry Street near Webster. The 22 caliber bullet lodged near the right ear but did not penetrate the brain. he walked to police headquarters and was treated by Dr. M. Te Schick. The shot appeared to originate from the north side of Berry Street, with no witnesses seen.
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Pollent
Williiam Howard
Ewing Street
Howard
Tanner Academy
Elektron
Berry Street
Webster Street
Mr. Howard
M. Te Schick
K Hick
Sister of Miss Bessie Hassler Dead
Mrs Mars E Rowves sister of ins Beate Hassler stelatrainer at we Packard Organ factory of this city. And at her home In Gaynand Rapids on Tuesday evening after a lingering illness. Ales Hassler left for the bedside of her sister on Christmas day, when she received word That her Wife was despaired of but death did not come until Tuesday. The remains were taken to Fonia Mich the former home of Mrs Reyes, and will be interred Beside her husband, who died in several years ps9.
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Mars E. Rowves
Ins Beate H. Hassler
Packard Organ Factory
Gaynand Rapids
Ales Hassler
Fonia
Mich
Reyes
Weather Forecast Summary for January First
The Weather Bureau provides a forecast for Thursday and Friday across regions including central and southern portions. Expect colder conditions in Tacane Pair Whursday area with generally fair skies in Illinois and lower Michigan.
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Washington
Whursday
Owlder
Central
Nouth
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Indiana County Shifts Power as Democrats Seize County Posts
In Vigo County and Montgomery County Indiana, four Republican county officers lose to Democrats. Treasurer Frank Ray is replaced by James K. Bolton, Auditor Jerome Oquetta by N. G. Wallace, Recorder MT. Good man by Frank Heerman, and County Commissioner Jerry Blockson by T Jones. The Democratic gains alter the county commission majority and fill appointive offices previously held by Republicans. Judge Jump, a Democrat, named county attorney. Republicans appoint Bogert as junior counsel. In Crawfordsville, four Democrats succeed four Republicans in Montgomery County offices, first time in years the courthouse shows more Democrats than Republicans. New treasurer Baal T. Merrell and Bennett Engle replace Glover and others. George Otterman becomes county commissioner. The retiring officials are honored with chairs as keys are handed over.
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Ind
Ian
Frank Ray
James K. Bolton
Jerome Oquetta
N. G. Wallace
MT. Goodman
Frank Heerman
Jerry Blockson
T Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Republicians
Judge Jump
Crawfordsville
San
Montgomery County
Court House
Baal T. Merrell
John M. Glover
Bennett ‘B. Engle
Benjamin Man Sebuah
George Otterman
Joshua
Saidla Ag
Ehaire
Presidential New Year Reception At White House
President Roosevelt greeted a large New Year’s throng at the White House with Mrs Roosevelt and Cabinet members present. The scene featured formal diplomatic lines, festive costumes, and cordiality, drawing interest from political aspirants and the public.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Washington
White House
William J Bryan Tops Speakers With High Box Office Seas
William J Bryan, renowned orator, reportedly earned over 200 dollars per appearance in 1907 with total gross receipts surpassing 400 dollars per lecture. He advocates contracts through the lecture bureau, prefers collective management for profits, and recently drew a Seattle audience of about 8 000.
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William Jeymings Bryan
Bryan
Lyeewmny Vreau
Mr. Bean
Pat Chautauquar
Schaghe Tye
Bryan Uges
Seattle
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Muncie
Ee Air Line
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Christina L. Gebert Bead
Vancouver
Czarina
William Howard
Bessie Hassler
Grand Rapids
Mary Democrats
Kosciuske County
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Vigo County
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William Jennings Bryan
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