Yale Students Arrested in Tickets Mobbing Case
Five Yale undergraduates, including Moorhead Orthwein Sawyer Barnum and others, were arrested in New Haven for mobbing New York ticket speculators for the Yale Harvard game. Moorhead is charged with assault on fall football players. others with breach of the peace. Bonds set at 1000 for Ellsworth and 206 for the others. all released pending trial. Witnesses describe a crowd of about 50 pushing the speculators and seizing 16 tickets to be paid back at face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Conn
Yale
John Alston Moorhead
Pits. Inirg
Meary Barnum
William Robert Oxthwein
St. Louis
Tharold Merriam Sawyer
Bridgeport
Bradford Binsworth
Moorhead
Yales
Mers
Orthwein
Sawyer
Hilsworth
Barnum
Ellsworth
The
Football Association
Landau Held After New York Cotton Swindle Arrest
William Landau of Buffalo was arrested in New York City on grand larceny charges connected to an alleged cotton swindle that allegedly cost Ladenburg Thalmann & Co. $200,000. He was held in $1,000 bail for examination on January 8.
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Landau
William Landau
Buffalo
New York City
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
National Capital Gossip and Official Appointments Report
Cardinal Gibbons and Mather Stafford called on the President as M. Carbon sails for Spain to assume new post. Allison supports the administration on tariff policy while 32 pardons denied and five restored. Wright and Gould named to high court posts. Cortelyou to head new commerce department. Cheering news on Panama Canal covenants and justice commitments unfold as Justice Harlan marks 25 years on the bench.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Mather O. J. Stafford
M. Carbon
Spain
Allison
Hut
Roosevelt
Congress
Francis M. Wright
Circuit
Appellate Court of
Illinois
Court of Claims
John Davis
Ashby M. Gould
Washington
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of
National Geographical Society
Sabt. BE
Peary
North Pole
Smith Sound
Cheorge B. Cortelyou
Department of Com
Philippines
Valparaiso
Colombia
Chile
Panama Canal
Justice Harlan
United States Schreme Court
New Willard Hotel
Tis
Department of Justice
J. J. Lewis
Richmond
United States
Sol Betica
Chicago
Morgan F. Beach
Attorncey
Ci Calumita
Dutch Jurist Rules Russia Must Pay in Seal Forgiveness Case
The Hague arbitrator Prof. Asser awards the United States damages for seized American sealers vessels. He sets damages for the CG H White at 32444 and for the Cape Horn Pigeon at 38760, with interest. The James Hamilton Lewis follows the same ruling, while Kate and Anna limits liability by noting ongoing sealing could continue. The decision disallows beyond territorial waters pursuit and includes prospective profits where applicable.
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Asser
Hague
Holland
United States
CG. H. White
James Hamilton Lewis
Kate
Agger
Russia
Netherlands
van Lynden
Aaser
C. E. White
H. White
Anna
Mosby Warns of Bloodshed Over Nebraska Fence Conflict
Colonel John S. Mosby, inspector at Omaha, predicts bloodshed in Nebraska over cattlemen fence disputes. He vows fences will be torn down, possibly by cavalry, with President Roosevelt assuring removal and urging an end to the clashes. Roosevelt praises Mosby’s Western experience.
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John S. Mosby
Omaha
Neb
Gays
Nebraska
Roosevelt
West
Europe’s Trade Advantages In Machinery Supplies
Information reached Washington that Cuban dealers in machinery favor Europe for purchases due to prices 10 to 20 percent lower, reduced shipping costs and quicker delivery. European manufacturers offer better payment terms while Americans demand cash, and a preferential tariff would not eliminate these disadvantages.
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State Department
Washington
Cuba
Europe
United States
Alabama mill breaks channel record at Anniston
The Southern Car and Foundry Plant at Anniston Alabama produced twelve heats of 12 inch channel for the first time in the United States setting a new record. The 12 inch channel, used in freight car construction, had previously been manufactured chiefly in Pittsburg and Youngstown without incidents.
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Southern Car and Foundry
Anniston
Ala
United States
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Amateur train robbers foil escape near Independence
Two would be bandits attempted an eastbound Chicago and Alton robbery as the train left Alton station at Independence. Armed with rifles, they ordered a brakeman to surrender, shot him in the leg when refused, then jumped off as other trainmen rushed to the rear. Police received a description of the suspects.
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Chicago & Alton
Kansan City
St. Louis
Alton
Independence
C'Elovk
Thenries
Jajived Hrak
Goa
Failed Generals Arrested by Queen Regent in Lisbon
Three generals were seized in Lisbon by order of the queen regent for attempting to stir demonstrations against the government. They had informed the king of their aim to topple the cabinet, and Carlos telegraphed his wife to act as she pleased as authorities moved to dismiss their influence. Portugal reportedly has not had such decisive leadership in two decades.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carlos
Mucea al Ounce
Quarantine Gamble Drives New England Livestock Trade
London reports tension over U S cattle and sheep quarantines as New England states face export bans. Mersey dock revenue from Boston cattle rises while shipments to Liverpool face forced quarantine. Sailings for Liverpool and London carry hundreds of cattle and thousands of sheep, with freight charges exceeding $45,000. New Hampshire closes its doors to cattle from neighboring states.
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Liverpool
New England
Boston
Mersey
England
Mersey Dock Board
Birkenhead
Laiages
Jjoston
Department of Agriculture
Samuel I. Bennett
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Massachusetts
Kansas
Towa
Argentine Republic
Mass
Sagamore
London
Merion
Altonia
Kingstonian
Virginia
New Hampshire
National pure food law drafted by federal committee
A national pure food law bill was drafted in Columbus by Joseph H. Blackburn O F H Jones and Prof John Hamilton. It provides for a food commissioner at 5000 dollars a year an expert at 200 dollars not clear and an assistant commissioner at 3000 dollars a year plus inspectors. The act will mirror the Ohio law and the bill will be introduced in the Senate by Senator Quay and in the House by Representative Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Dairy and Food Departments
Joseph HE. Blackburn
Dairy and Food
Ohio
O. FH. Jones
Illinois
John Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Congress
Chemical Department
Senate
Quay
Warner
Increasing McKinley guard at Canton tomb
Major Miller of the U S Army paid an official visit to Canton to review plans for expanding the guard at the temporary McKinley tomb. The move would establish the garrison like an army post with added hospital and dispensary facilities and a 65 man capacity at a new site.
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Miller
Department of the Lakes
Canton
McKinley
Indiana Harbor Company files to build railroad to Sullivan county
The Indiana Harbor Company of Indianapolis files articles of incorporation to construct a railroad from Chicago and Lake Michigan through Fenton Newton Warren Vermillion and Vigo counties to Sullivan county. The planned line length is twenty miles with a capital stack of twenty dollars.
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Indiana Harbor Company of Indianapolis
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Fenton
Newton
Warren
Vermillion
Viga
Sullivan County
Celebrate Old Christian Movement in Princeton Anniversary
The Philadelphia Society will hold commemorative exercises in Princeton New Jersey on December and celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of the American and Canaan Student Young Men's Christian Association movement originated in Princeton in 1877. Representatives from nearly all student associations in the United States and Canada will attend.
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Philadelphia Society
Princeston
N. J
Youung Mer
Christian Association
Princeton
United States
Canada
Coal from Welsh mines moves up St Lawrence for western markets
Dissatisfied with Welsh coal ordered during the coal strike for Montreal, Canada, is being brought up the St. Lawrence river in large quantities and directed to western points. Dealers aim to move it quickly as the cargo contains about 20 percent dust.
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Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence
Negroes to Sue for Franchise in Virginia
Black contestants of the new constitution who were denied registration in Richmond Virginia will be allowed to sue every member of the convention the governor three local registration board members and three local precinct judges. Blanks for this purpose were being distributed by John S Wise counsel for the contestants.
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Richmond
Joh S. Wise
Disaster hits Royal Blue Flyer near New Castle
A Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue express derailed near Carbon siding, five miles west of New Castle, killing engineer H S Bradley and injuring multiple crew and passengers. In the rear sleeper were several congressmen including J P Dollinger and Walter I Smith en route to Washington for the opening of Congress. The crash left engines crushed, cars wrecked, and passengers bruised as they evacuated.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Newcastle
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
Carbon
New Castle
H. 8S. Braley
Wualtery Miller
H. J. Thompson
Kent
Frank Miller
Qalk Harbor
Frances M. West
Washington
Congress
J. P. Dolliger
Walter I. Smith
Towa
John 5. Snook
Ohio
Paulding
Carbon Siding
Bradley
Flyer
Freman
Thompson
Miller
Mary Commer
Baltimore& Ohio
Oil Located in Talley Ontario Gas Well
Oil is found in a central Talley Ontario gas well four years after boring began. The well, capped since inception, now yields a steady flow and gas or water were not encountered earlier. Prices rise as Ta leigh and surrounding Kent County react with oil frenzy and real estate gains.
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Ghatham
Ontario
Taleigh
Dominion of Canada
Raleigh
Talbury
Kent
Miners Pass Large Strike Fund At National Meet
At the Indianapolis convention in January the United Mine Workers prepared a new wage scale and Secretary Wilson will report the strike fund reached over 2.5 million dollars. The constitution was amended to elect officers by referendum, with no strong opposition expected to President Mithell and Secretary Wilson, though W B Ryan and J P Reese were rumored as possible challengers.
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United Mine Workers
Indianapolis Lai
Wilson Willl
Mitehall
W Wilson
Vicw
Lews
Lbiu
W. DB. Ryan
J.P. Reese
Leavis Pines
Copper Invention Sparks Race To Patent
In a garbled report a claim names oO Raox of Pitsbabe as inventor of a new copper reduction method tested at Westinghouse mines in Vermont. Venezuela envoys in Pitape seek arms limits, while a plan to present to the United States awaits. A Buffalo policeman records a citizen accusing neighbor Thompson of neglecting a sick cow, though Thompson says no vet is needed.
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Raox
Pitsbabe
Ceatge West Hienoise
Myr
Westinghouse
Vermont
Venezuela
Pitape
United States
Ibis
Pershing Leads Mindanao March and Arbitration Offer
Captain Pershing with 60 men completes a Mindanao march from Camp Vicars to Vigan, a possible first white transit. He visits Madaya and Marahul and tells 500 Moros of friendly American aims, offers arbitration on return. Meanwhile constabulary report Ladronas cruelty in Zambales as five friendly natives are maimed or killed.
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Captain Pershing
Mindanao
Camp Vicars
Vigan
Madaya
Marahul
NATO
Pershing
Hig
Vicars
Zambales
Ladronas
Ladroncsa
Fatalities Mark Deer Season Across Northern Woods
The deer hunting season has closed with unusually high fatalities across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Fourteen men have died and at least eleven more have been seriously injured in hunting accidents this season.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
CABLE FLASHES From Around The World In Brief
Steamer Yure reported volcanic eruption at Mont Pelée as it neared Martinique while royal travels proceed to India for the coronation Durbar. Anarchist suspect arrested at Sofia, Bulgaria. Rev Dr Joseph Parker, famed London preacher, dies. German agricultural delegation heads to the United States in April for a farming tour. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain sails to South Africa. British steamer Acl rescues crew from a brig abandoned near Cadiz. New York fire chief Edward Croker dismissed on enforcement charges. Marseilles port strike halts quay work, crews desert ships in sympathy. Chile Argentina boundary award favors Argentina with 24,540 square miles and White with 38,534. Russian czar awards Tower and France grants honor for Lafayette biography. Venezuela's Castro predicts peace by January 1. Panamanian amnesty frees political prisoners. Vargas and others accept terms. British expedition against tribesmen reports heavy losses and captured arms. Kronprinz Wilhelm held chiefly to blame for collision with Robert Jaghem in the English Channel.
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Stone
Pennsylvania
Swift & Co
Chicago
Honolulu
William Wright
Tiawani
Job Williams
Bridgeton
N. J
John S. Holmes
Catherine Shute
United States
Montgomery
Osceola
Uneas
San Juan
Porto Rico
Culebra
Panama Canal
Colombia
Hay
Richard J. Cartwright
Dominion of Canada
England
Loire
France
Lawrence Murphy
Journeymen Stonecutters’ Association of New York
C. T. Richardson
Texas
Charles D. Bourcrat
Great Britain
Wie
Bancroft
Neb
Kelly
St. Louis House of Delegates
Philadelphia
Europe
New York
Indiana Supreme Court
Stanford
Bloomington
Ill
Seligman
Venezuela
Trades Assembly
Schenectady
Schnectady
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
Louisville & Nashville Road
Croker
New York City
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
J.B. Blackburn
Ohio Food and Dairy Commissioner
Digita
Jonis
Charles McKelly
Adolph Madera
John A. Aling "Kid" Sheridan
Thie Honor Daletaies
Oader
Altesed Perfiuty
Rays Fan
White Mountainn
Wround
Woodbury Hall
Hoper
AL Young
John RR
Brooke
Washington
Milliga
Murray
Howard
Jimnlup
Maxinograde Castle
Sofia
Bulgaria
Prince Ferdinand
Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
Tingland
Henry Ward Beecher
Wigland
Triday
German Agricultural Society
Marseilles
Chile
Argentina
White
Russia
Ambassador ‘Tower
Tower
Legion of Honor
Marquis of Lafayette
Castro
la Victoria
Perdomo
Panama
Pogola
Vargas
Santos
Wocio Soty
Supreme War Direcor
Subawar
G&s
India
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LAW
Yale College
National Capitol
Alabama
Hew
National Food Law
M'Kinley
Thomas P. Ochiltree
Hot Springs
Lancaster
Charles V. Herdliska
Callao
Peru
Franz von Lenbach
Javery i
Munich
John Dillon
Dom Paul Kruger
Chamberlain
South Africa
United States Steel Corporation
Brooklyn
S. H. Hayes
Portal
N. C
English
Wales
Atlantic
Am Curnell
Bhick Rack
N.Y
Thonso- Bon
Yure
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Duchess of Connaught
Edward
Alexandra
Admiralty Court
Robert Jaghem
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