Colorado Senate Organized With Newell Omitted From Seating
Denver January 9 The Colorado Senate reconvened at 2 PM but lacked a quorum. At 4 PM the chamber filled and a credentials report proposed seating 18 elected senators except S V Newell who claimed election. The matter to seat Newell or refer to privileges and elections was deferred. Judges Campbell to administer oath. 17 new members sworn in. Senate adjourned until morning.
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Denver
Senate
Barela
Fourteenth General Assembly
Colorado
Secretary of State
S. V. Newell
Newell
J. C. McShane
Committee On
Farwell
B. Clark Wheeler
General Assembly
Meyer
Barela, Taylor
W. H. Adams
Campbell
Beet Sugar Association Drops Fight on Cuban Treaty
The American Beet Sugar Association, in session, withdrew opposition to the Cuban reciprocity treaty and urged precise language to ensure no more than a 20 percent tariff reduction on Cuban sugar for five years. A Philippine tariff cut protest followed as a concern for local producers. The vote was 3 to 2, with proxies making it 12 to 2, amid claims of limited factory representation. Officers were elected: Henry T. Oxnard president, F. Carey vice president, Truman G. Palmer secretary, Julius Stroh treasurer.
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Washington
American Beet Sugar Association
United States
Cuba
Association
Philippine Islands
Henry T. Oxnard
Michigan
Julius Stroh
Detroit
American Beet Sugar Company
Utah Sugar Company
J. R. Cutler
Wisconsin Sugar Company
R. G. Wagner
National Sugar Company
F. K. Carey
Los Alamitos Sugar Company
J. Ross Clark
Messrs Wagner and Clark
Oxnard
Warner
Clark
Wagner
Beet Sugar Association
F .<. Carey
Baltimore
Truman G. Palmer
Rough Treatment of Non-Union Men in Anthracite Strike
Philadelphia report details violence during the coal strike with witnesses describing bombings, stabbings, beatings, boycotts, and arson. The clearest case follows Thomas Wasilski and his bride as mobs labeled them scabs at a church and home, forcing them into hiding and a perilous night.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Washaiski
Hazleton
Pardee & Co
Washalski
President Opposes Mormon Senator in Utah
Senator Kearns of Utah released a statement saying President Roosevelt asked him to oppose electing a Mormon apostle as Reed Smoot to succeed Rawlins. The president warned that choosing an apostle would harm Utah, provoke strife, and hurt the state's interests, urging Utah legislators to refrain from such action for Utah's future.
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Washington, D. C
Kearns
Utah
Reed Smoot
Rawlins
Roosevelt
United States
Mine Manager Attacked in Keystone After Wage Strike
J A Traylor manager of York and Nevada Copper at Keystone was attacked by twelve Miners' Union men in the company office. He opened fire killing James Staggs Sam Johnson and J Smith and wounding three others as tensions roar over weeks long wage cuts. Traylor, from Denver, previously worked with American Smelting in Durango Mexico.
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Utah
Eureka
Nev
J. A. Traylor
York and Nevada Copper Company
Ely
White Pine County
Keystone
Miners’ Union
Traylor
James Staggs
Sam Johnson
J. Smith
Denver
Nevada
American Smelting
Durango
Mexico
Orman
Edward Fitzpatrick
Adams County
Wilson R. Smith
Colorado Telephone Company
San Luis Valley
Otero Canal
la Junta
Cross Coal Mine
Golden
Suport
Greeley
Jefferson County
Ralph Hartzell
Canton
Ohio
Mary Barber
William McKinley
George W. Drake
Colorado
State Humane Society
Central City
H. B. Kerr
Robert Cohn
Como
Antone Woode
Canon City
D. M. Simpson
Thomas M. Everly
Rockvale
John Lee
Engleville
Frank N. Oberding
Louisville
John Rowley
Palisade
Morgan
Colorado City
Washington
First National Bank
Arapahoe County
Secretary of State
Minnequa Steel Works
Pueblo
W. C. T. U. Workers of
Antoinette Hawley
Prodigal wealth on display in Delhi procession
In Delhi on January 9, a vast array of gold and silver regalia accompanied a procession of elephants, camels, troops, musicians, and state carriages. Elephants bore gold and silver howdahs and trappings, with carriages of pure silver and sedan chairs of gold displayed before the dais.
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India
Delhi
Washington News and Congressional Proceedings
Representative Cushman proposes a 150000 dollar Alaska salmon culture act while the War Department reports a 485000 dollar cable project to connect Alaska with the military telegraph system. The day also covers state court cases, coinage totals, and multiple Senate and House actions on tariffs, coal, and federal budgets.
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Washington
Alaska
Secretary of War
House
Department of the Columbia
Parker
New Jersey
States Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
New Hope
Pennsylvania
United States
Venezuela
Florida
Committee On Pensions
Senate
Hawaiian Islands
Hawai
Hawaii
Denver
Roberts
Shaw
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Public
Lodge
New England
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Grosvenor
Ohio
Yator Mason
Illinois
House Committee On Military Affairs
Army
Porto Rican Provisional Regiment
Daughters of the Revolution
New German Whistles Mail Cards Spark Postal Amusement
A New York Times report describes German double folder postal cards with built in whistles. Cards depict a bird, a boy with a flute, or a prima donna and sing when pressed. arrivals from Berlin and Kronprinz Wilhelm bring many to New York for Christmas remembrances, likely to be copied widely.
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Germany
Berlin
Atlantic
New York City
New York Times
Mother Gray's Powders for Children Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Mother Gray in New York offers Mother G powders that break up colds in 24 hours cure feverishness headache stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with samples mailed free from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother G
New York
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Defiance Starch and Poetic Verse Highlight City Life
A collage of notes praises Defiance Starch for quality, contrasts New York City size with New Orleans, and mentions a western poet’s Song of the Prospector in a minor key. Also references Bullhead Scent cigars and a grim joke about a gravedigger filling a drunkard's grave.
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New York City
New York
United States
Chicago
New Orleans
Archibald
Bullhead
New Michigan Doctor Claims Free Trial Cure for Consumption
A celebrated Michigan physician, D. P. Yonkermann of 95 Shakespeare Eds Falanawoo, announces a positive, certain cure for consumption. He offers a free trial package by mail to all who write, with proofs and testimonials from cured patients. He urges immediate action as delay is dangerous and mortality from consumption continues.
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Michigan
D. P. Yonkerman
West
DryeDerk P. Yonkermann
Shakespeare
Falanaroo
Mich
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Aspen
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Littleton
J. A. Farnsworth
Nelson Rhoades
J. C. Richards
Leyner Drill Company
Colorado Realty and Securities Company of Denver
Routt County
State Land Board
Snake River
Boulder Fruit Growers’ Association
Boulder County Fruit Growers’ Association
G. M. Anderson
W. L. Scott
E. T. Carr
Charles H. Parsons
L. W. Stanton
T. B. Holman
C. E. Moyer
Commission House
Denver Real Estate Exchange
Colorado Press Bureau of Information
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Charles H. Gbcatt
Armour C. Anderson
J. W. Shackelford
F. J. Chamberlin
E. S. Kassler
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John C. Gallup
C. E. Wantland
F. R. Ross
J. M. Warren
Ralph Voorhees
Zeph Sharles Felt
Washington News and Congressional Proceedings
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Taft
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Mgr. Messmer
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Manila
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Root
RE. H. Harriman
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