Taft Tariff Board Report and Panama Canteen Move
The Telegraph summary notes a $200 million rise in foreign commerce in 1912, a push by General Wood to restore army canteens and station troops near the Panama Canal. Taft sends the Tariff Board report urging rational wool duties cuts. Senate backs Taft on denouncing the 1882 Russia treaty. Russia signals willingness to negotiate a new pact before expiry.
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Notable deaths and honors span estates aging figures
Personal W Clark Russell left an estate of 97000 dollars. Mrs Priscilla Ayres Inslee celebrated her hundredth birthday at New Brunswick New Jersey. Justice Davis in New York refused to confirm the referee report urging a divorce for Upton Sinclair. Rose Eytinge who first appeared on the American stage in 1852 died at Amityville. Taft laid the cornerstone in New York for the world’s first settlement house for the blind.
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Gaffney and Ward Take Boston Club Name Ward President
James E. Gaffney and John M. Ward of New York formally took possession of the Boston National League Base ball Club and elected Ward as president. Latiling Nelson outs a challenge amid Ad Wolgast illness. John McGraw hints at no changes to the Giants lineup. Fireman Jim Flynn of Pueblo signed to box Palzer Kaufman winner on January 11.
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Diverse 19th Century News Snapshots From Across States
General altimore backs aDem contest prospects while Damaged steam vessels auctioned for 7245. A Syracuse emergency call to arms and three hours to readiness. New York fingerprints fail after five days for crime IDs. Ithaca contractor crushed in a tunnel cave-in. New Jersey public transit raises wages by a cent. Lackawanna wreck in Stroudsburg costs 500000 with nine dead. Denver students may wed via chancellor license. Vanderbilt McKim wed in Reigate. Interstate Commerce Commission defends mountain rate actions. Senate blocks US-Russia termination notice. Three Massachusetts cities vote licenses in municipal elections.
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Taft declines to commute Morse sentence. Bigelow dies at 95
Reported actions include Taft's stance on Morse, John Bigelow's death in New York at age ninety five, and international efforts around the Shanghai peace conference. Other items note Alaska Republicans backing Taft, a Shady Bend Kansas case fines, and rescues from a Riverside car accident.
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Foreign The Olympic Blame Stated By British Courts
Reports say British courts blame the vessel Foreign The Olympic in the collision with the cruiser Hawke on September 20. The era notes a small Italian force driving Turks from Ain Zara, and Constantinople proposes a coalition ministry. France ratifies the Franco German treaty on Morocco.
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Boston minister marries bride during bizarre ceremony
Rev Clarence Y. Richeson, wounded by himself with tin, is to stand trial January 15 for murder of a choir singer Miss Avis Linnell. Authorities claim he officiated a secret ceremony at Hyannis, making Linnell believe they were married. Richeson, awaiting trial, recovers, silent aside from a dented plea for help as experts call him weak rather than crazy.
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Fire fatal for Peters Township caretaker
Henry Cannon aged 87 died when a fire engulfed his nephew's home in Peters Township. The caretaker, who lived alone, slept as the blaze started and could not escape after the house collapsed. Neighbors aided, but the fire caused about 3000 dollars in damage and the cause remains unknown.
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Bayless and Hamlin Indicted in Austin Dam Disaster
Potter County grand jury indicts George C Bayless president and Fred N Hamlin superintendent of Bayless Pulp and Paper Co for involuntary manslaughter in the Austin dam collapse of September and last. Michael C Bailey the dam caretaker not indicted but expected as witness at March term court.
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Civil War Highlights Including Missouri Cavalry Actions
Major Civil War events summarize December 24 1867 with General Pope’s cavalry sent to Lexington Missouri capturing Confederate officers and horses while destroying a foundry and ferry boats. Other notes cover Bluffton occupation, tariff increases, political dispatches, naval engagements, and Lincoln era wartime treachery and diplomacy.
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Newspaper advertising offer from the Democrat order form
An OCR fragment lists magazines like Good Housekeeping Cosmopolitan and the Democrat, with prices and payment terms. It notes that orders must be paid in cash or via new subscribers and that those in arrears lose club privileges.
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