Governor Panbody's Colorado message calls for lawful reform
A Denver dispatch reports Governor Panbody urging immediate action on election reform and labor disputes. The governor recommends a model primary and registration law, possible use of voting machines, and prohibits unlawful interference with others' lawful business including a broad eight hour labor standard. He also praises law and order restoring peace and prosperity after curbing Western Federation of Miners agitation.
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Senate
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Panbody
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Adil
Sherman Bell
The
Western Federation of Miners
Ohio bankers charged with embezzlement in Canada
British Columbia secret service agents arrested Wooster Ohio bank officials Lewis Oplinger president J R Zimmerman director of Wooster National Bank on embezzlement claims totaling 250 1000 They agreed to return to Wooster for trial waiving extradition Oplinger former U S congressman from Ohio The men entered Victoria from Seattle December 31 registering as B P Roland and S I Case of New York No securities beyond few hooded dollars found.
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Victoria
Seatlle
B. P. Roland
S. I. Case
New York
Explosion and threats tied to Black Hand extortion in New York
The blast felled a barber shop door on First Avenue after proprietor Fassett refused a $300 payoff demanded in Black Hand letters. No one injured though the front was damaged. The case follows earlier threats and a separate note about jewelry seized from Mrs. Phyllis Moge. Auction and market notes from Sioux City and Chicago wrap the record.
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New York
Sam Fas
Fassett
Terms of Surrender. Russians to Japanese after Port Arthur
Port Arthur capitulation details released. Japanese gain forts vessels and new authority while Russian troops and civilians become prisoners. Article outlines transfer of fortifications, ships, property, and personnel. officers may keep certain personal effects and a servant. Medical and accounting staff to serve under Japanese sanitary corps as needed.
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St. Metersboro
Port Arthur
Port Argell
Stoesser
Gey. Nogi
Nwo
Army
Endursy
Upen
Lilitary
Merger Wins Out Over Northern Securities Case
Federal court dissolves the Northern Securities injunction, reversing the New Jersey circuit court. The decision allows the company to dispose of 707,000 shares of common stock held in Northern Pacific and Northern Securities, amid disputes involving Harriman and Pierce. Prospective pro rata distribution was alleged by the Securities Company.
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Northern Securities
United States Circuit Court
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Northern Wavitle Railway Company
E. H W. Harrian
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Marviman
Winslow
Pierce
Harriman and Vierce
Securities Company
Nearly Buried Alive and Other Updates
A Jefferson Oklahoma report says Nathan Chidester, declared dead and ready for burial, showed signs of life before the funeral and is recovering. Also, a Spanish steamship collision involving naphtha killed eleven crew, with seven saved, near New York. Kondratenko’s death announced from St Petersburg. A Chicago preacher Bishop Philip Hubert jailed six years for assaulting a 15 year old.
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Irow
Tramburg
Savanah
Hamiton
Hermuda
Tousen
New York
Dev
Farrete
Divine
Holmes
Philip Hubert
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Iowa
Froman death by own action at Milwaukee site
The body of Ann Hattle Kerr of Waukegan Illinois was found in grounds of an abandoned cement works at Milwaukee. She had disappeared last Friday afternoon. The report notes a Colorado strike and a municipal indebtedness total. State Treasurer Whitney Newton reports $776,484 in certificates issued for military purposes.
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Froman
Milwaukee
Ann Hattle Kerr
Waukegan, H
Tenday
Colorado
Whitney Newton
Despair in Russia as People Demand Government Answers
Despatches from St Petersburg report public grief over Port Arthur's fall and Christmas festivities curtailed. Citizens blame military censorship, demand the government hear the voice of the fallen, while agitation hints at a spring crisis and plans for Admiral Rozhestvensky’s squadron toward Vladivostok.
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Port Arthur
Hexemstoek
St. Petersburg
Cris
Huremuersney
Sapan
Russia
Tapa
Horestvensky
Vladivostok
Theodore Thomas Dead World Famous Musician Victim of the Grip
Theodore Thomas of Chicago famed orchestra leader died of pneumonia early Wednesday at age 69. He helped establish Chicago's orchestra in a permanent hall and last appeared in four concerts. His illness began a week earlier with grip symptoms progressing to pneumonia.
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Chicago
Chicago Orchestra
Bone
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Thomas
Adams to Be Sworn In as Governor on January 20
Colorado Democrats plan a January 20 oath ceremony for Adons to become governor. Justice Steele of the supreme court to administer the oath. Time and place pending. The fifteenth General Assembly convened Wednesday with Lt. Gov. Haxgett presiding in the Senate and HH BD elected House chair.
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Wr. HH. BD
Chilirtnuu
Dead Girl Identified On Cuvier Mountain Case
The body of a woman found on Cutler Mountain December 27 is positively identified as Miss Bessie Uinton of Syracuse New York by a nurse from Dover who cared for her in Albany in June. A man she traveled with is suspected but not located. Other items note a Chicago husband shot, a Denver contempt ruling for election irregularities, a large Elmira carriage works fire, and a looming coal miners strike in Westphalia.
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Colorado Springs
Colu
Cutler Mountain
Bessie Uinton
Syracuse
Miss Curtis
Dover
Miss Bouton
Albany Lotel
Thomas Boulet for Murder of Miss Schoford in Des Moines
Grand jury returns true bill against Boulet in the murder of Miss Schoford. The case, tried previously, centers on the Des Moines suburb with Deputy Sheriff Van Ness serving the warrant and County Attorney Miller and others assisting. Hoekersmith and detective forces pursued evidence leading to the indictment.
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Boulet ‘Thomas
Miss Schoford
Accugel
Charles Charing
Mahel Sahatet
van Ness
Grand Jucy
Adet
Alesie Suidamer
Pecenuin Turis
Atterny
C. Hoekersmith
Pris Waite
Whee
Hoekersmith
Uuw
Des Moines
Thomas
de Moines
Lfis
II Des Maines
Thuis
Four Iowa State Banks Fail in 19xx Banking Report
State Auditor reports four banks under state supervision failed during the year. Savings Bank of Ames and others including Cornins State Savings, Poo me's Savings of Pella, and New Liberty rings show total assets near 1.6 million with liabilities around 1.9 hundred thousand. Net loss to creditors estimated about 190 thousand dollars, reflecting a small share of the state’s banking assets under scrutiny.
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Runcier Saveings
Cornims State Savings
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Pella
Liberty Rings
Cpfitel
SLAIN IN HIS HOME TOM MEAD MURDERED A VETERAN DEATH
Aged Mexican War veteran Tom Mead, about 80, was found murdered in his near Stookland home by his son on Wednesday morning after a desperate struggle. Bloodhounds were sent. speculation tied to a neighbor’s possible motive amid reports of a valuables stash. Also reports include railway axle failure near Burlington and multiple local crimes and deaths in the region.
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Tom Seet
Stook- Iyp
Adamuier
Tix Baal
Heovklys
Rothery
Reet
Iowa draws big interest from state funds source
Iowa officials report the treasury in Des Moines revealed nearly 28,000 dollars yearly from a certain source. The state governor commented on the matter noting funds come from the Banks of Dew Mires and are drawn at a two percent rate. The report highlights the broader financial arrangements and ongoing inquiries by the general assembly into this revenue stream.
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Middie Antignn
Wes Moines
Rtv State House
Atrte
Ee Vent General Assembly
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Bank Troubles Adjusted Court Ruling Impacts Shortage
Fragmented report notes bank troubles, a petition from the Wiveturs of Car Mwk, and a legal showdown over a package law. The Federal Supreme Court decision reversing Tuesday’s ruling centers on the Lowe prohibition flow and interstate commerce issues.
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Cate
Miro
Caten
Two Try to Die by Own Action In Cedar Rapids
A distorted report describes attempts by several individuals in Cedar Rapids to end their lives. One person, Cue Wan, reportedly succeeded while others failed after intervention by a bystander, a nurse, and Mrs Thiemssen who prevented a self harm act with morphine.
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Celar Rapids
Saul Sarcraw
May Rasmussen
Cedar Rapids
Thiemssen
Bank Failures Shake Nation as Des Moines Jury Delivers Findings
The Polk County hospital is deemed unfit for treatment. a grand jury report cites unsafe conditions. Nevada opens a new gas plant with Friday startup, and a state official joins the U.S. Geological Survey. A Madrid church fire devastates the building with $6,000 in losses.
Des Moines Teachers Meet Discuss Education Reform
A Des Moines gathering of LUWA teachers heard Prof Bender urge complete education reform and patient instruction. President Maclean and executive committee members spoke, outlining plans to involve colleges and state universities while addressing travel and facility challenges for future sessions.
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Ehaire
Ehnilay
Leesidert Wright
Bender
Vinden
Honevement Wis
Maclean
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Avery Gonpantes
Guy
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Atnnere
Inomtyivek
Clase
The Labor Question in the Philippines
Excerpted notes discuss shifts in colonial labor policy with Singapore and European dependences in the Orient as context. The debate weighs drastic solutions versus gradual development, praising native industry while questioning exploitation. Names include Maxey and periodical sources. the text ends with social snippets and humorous exchanges.
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Tropics
Porte Hiew
Morsita
Aduwin Maxey
Gintton
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