Nicholson Named Chief of Bureau of Navigation
Nicholson will assume command as chief of the Bureau of Navigation with the rank of rear admiral.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
4
Nicholson will assume command as chief of the Bureau of Navigation with the rank of rear admiral.
Columbus, Dec 17 E N Huggis a leading republican calls purge of Cannonism and Aldrichism to break the system behind it and launch a new deal movement in Ohio He singles out Albert Douglas of Chillicothe as the only Ohio congressman aligned with state sentiments and aims to defeat all other GOP incumbents in renomination unless they back the new program.
Preparations near completion for the Clement Bayard dirigible The Dreadnaught of the air to fly from Paris to London. Builders aim to show a fleet of airships could strike major targets in wartime, including London landmarks and Parliament.
Anderson Ind Dec 17 Chauncey Merlin of Elwood who weighs 490 pounds and is said to be the largest Elk and Redman in the world, married Mrs Estella Banning also of Elwood who weighs 100 pounds. Merlin once weighed 790 pounds while with a circus.
Helsingfors Dec 17 Governor General Zyn returned from St. Petersburg with new terms for Finland. The report notes Russia imposing conditions on Finland, signaling a shift in policy and potential tensions between the two territories.
Petersburg reports a czar issued war decree to revive harsh Finnish rules. It orders a new tax system forcing Finland to pay 8 million dollars for Russia's defense, double the prior amount, plus policing costs. Resistance could prompt suspension of the constitution and a governor general ruling as absolute dictator.
P A Moseley 25 from Meyers Ferry Washington shot himself in Billings Montana after a crisis over money he expected to receive by telegraph. He was recently married four months and his uncle chairs the National Bank of Bloomfield Missouri. Despondency over unpaid funds prompted the act. A telegram said the letter was on the way.
Investigators probe cause of No 11 derailment near a trestle in Greensboro. Twelve dead confirmed with 25 serious injuries at St Leo's hospital as wrecking crews clear the creek bed. A broken rail about 200 feet from the trestle is blamed for the crash.
A rural line hints at practical philosophy as a hoe thins weeds and daily toil reshapes patience. The speaker notes friction in life, linking effort and outcome with a stoic, rustic observation.
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