President Roosevelts Congress Message Calls for Stronger Federal Control
Roosevelt Addresses Senate and House detailing the nations solid finances yet imperfect currency and urgent need for national regulation of interstate commerce. He advocates centralized control over corporations, labor protections, pensions, taxation reform, and modernizing the judiciary while stressing respect for law and expanded federal powers to govern railroads and monopolies.
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Supplies for Northern Hospital for Insane January bid
The board of trustees will receive furnished supplies for the Northern Hospital for the Insane for January 1909 until 6 p m. at the hospital.
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Board Orders Medical Superintendent at Longcliff
Notice from City National Bank dated December 14 1908 by order of the board. Fred W Terflinger medical superintendent at Longcliff signs the document dated December 7 1908.
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Constitutional Ohio county option law upheld by Findlay judge
Judge Dun can at Findlay declared the Ohio county option law constitutional. Charles W. Blow of St. Louis, manager of American Linseed Company, killed himself. Mrs Emma Russell Chesebrough, wife of a yacht designer, died by her own hand in Bristol. Eleven soldiers died and 26 injured in a magazine explosion at the Calcutta military station. President Roosevelt pressed the signal button to open a national apple show in Spokane Washington. Herman Billek the Chicago necromancer reprieved to January 29 by Lieut. Gov. Sherman. Florence Maybrick and Baroness von Roque won land title fight in Richmond Virginia chancery court.
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ANOTHER DYKE GIVES WAY IN PINE BLUFF FLOOD
The government dyke at Tennessee street failed as Arkansas River rose toward Hardings bayou threatening East end. Homes were moved or demolished, five houses and Arkansas Packet Co warehouse were swept away, most of Cady hardwood mill destroyed. Barracque street east of Georgia lost five blocks. buildings were shifted back to safety where possible.
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Rainey seeks probe of Panama Canal purchase
Representative Rainey of Illinois introduced a House resolution calling for an investigation into the Panama Canal purchase and related allegations, claiming he followed directions from the national Democratic committee near the end of the campaign.
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Keefe Sworn In as Commissioner General of Immigration
Daniel J. Keefe of Michigan, president of the Longshoremen and Transport Workers' Union, was sworn in Monday as commissioner general of immigration in Washington. Secretary Straus and bureau chiefs witnessed the ceremony.
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Market roundup from Chicago and New York on December grain and produce
Chicago markets show strong flour with prices for spring wheat and patent hard varieties, while wheat remains nervous for December and May. Corn and oats trend dull to steady, butter and eggs quoted with varying wholesale levels, and live poultry prices posted. New York echoes steady flour markets and mixed grain quotes with spot and futures details.
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Live Stock Prices from Chicago and Omaha Markets
Live stock data from Chicago and Omaha shows cattle and hog price ranges. Chicago reports varied steers from $2.50 to $6.40 and hogs from $4.40 to $5.65, while Omaha notes steady cattle at $1.27 to $6.00 and hogs around $3.50 to $5.58 with assorted byweights and stockers.
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The Reporter on Sale at Local Cigar Stores
The Reporter is offered for sale at Roy 4 Brave Cigar Store 411 Fourth Street and Ortler’s Cigar Store 324 Market Street with an advertisement in the Interurban Newsstand.
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