Negotiating a New Treaty With Russia on Citizens
Washington reports say the United States will begin talks after terminating the 1832 treaty to seek a new pact. The draft treaty will likely limit unrestricted admission of each other’s citizens and favor a passport system, with both sides keeping control over deemed undesirables and naturalized Jews’ status.
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Washington
Czar
Tassia
Russia
Ews
Culud
State Department
Russia Refuses Jewish Passport Concessions
In St. Petersburg on December 1, Russia shows no intention to concede on the Jewish passport issue. Douma leaders doubt any Democratic action will occur. Ambassador Guild secured a Russian pledge to instruct consuls to admit Jews eligible under existing rules, citing recent foreign-born applicants and the need to avoid altering judicial status for Jews.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
United States
Democratic Party
Masouoff
Taft’s Aid in Senate Action on Russian Treaty
Senator Lodge guides Taft’s position in the Senate as Russia treaty moves forward. Key aides press for rapid consideration and bipartisan support through committee hearings and floor votes.
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Taft
Senate
Morocco's Fertile Spots Describe Rich Orchard and Corn Areas
A traveler notes Morocco’s fertile hills where mules and camels carry heavy baggage. The journey passes fruit trees heavy with oranges apricots and peaches and patches of land with rapidly growing corn said to be sown and reaped in forty days.
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Morocco
Cummins Leaves Tombs After Larceny Conviction
Nashville promoter William J. Cummins, convicted of stealing 140000 dollars from the Carnegie Trust, left the Tombs after a 60000 dollar bail bond was accepted. He plans to appeal to higher courts and stay in New York to settle obligations he incurred as Carnegie Trust committee chairman in 1909.
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Nashville
New York
William J. Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Tombs
Ife
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Wabash Road Goes Into Receivers' Hands
Judge BB Adams of the U S circuit court appoints Fr A Delano Edward B Pryor and William S K Bixby as receivers for the Wabash railroad in a petition by Westinghouse Airbrake Co claiming 18000 dollars. Receivers must post bonds of 300000 within ten days. Also notes Kansas wealth per capita leading the nation and a weather and market summary.
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BB. Adams
United States Circuit Court
Fr. A. Delano
Chicago
Wabash Railroad
Edward B. Pryor
William SK. Bixby
American Car and Laundry Company
Wabash
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Benjamin Schournacher
Westinghouse Company
Khown
Governor West Hurries Home to Keep Parole Date
Governor West rushes back to the capital to oversee the safeguarding of a parole compliance date. He aims to ensure paroled convicts report as scheduled and that the legal process remains on track.
Oregon Governor Hurries Home To Keep Promise
Governor West of Oregon, absent at a governors congress, rushes home to visit convicts he had released to work on mountain roads. He told them he would come to see them at Christmas and they replied they would be there, awaiting his arrival.
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Oregon
St.aul
Minn
Governors’ Congress
Tie
Christmias
Courthouse Bombing Shocks Lyon County Nevada
Reno reports indicate the Yerinyton county courthouse in Lyon County was nearly finished when dynamiters damaged it beyond repair. Loss to contractors runs around 50 000 dollars with the building likely to be razed. The dispute over moving the county seat from Dayton fueled public contention and injunction actions.
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Nev
Yerinyton
Lyon County
Dayton
Will contest aims to break Stratton will by widows
Philadelphia dispatch reports that General Moratio Stratton's will faces a challenge from his first wife and his widow second wife Leila Tarrigan. Lawyer Frank A Horrigen says two widows will test the will's validity as Mrs Stratton and Miss Tarrigan seek a share.
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Moratio M. Stratton
New York Boys’ Brigade
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Genere
Leila Hartram
Henry Lartiana
Gener Stratton
Tarrigan
Maria Lillian Stratton
Cent-a-Words on Third Page Bargains
Read Cent-a-Words on the third page for bargain listings and special offers across multiple categories. Highlights include low prices on household goods and daily essentials from local retailers.
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Third Ave
Broadway
Charlie Schmidt
Full crew law upheld by Supreme Court challenge
Washington reports the constitutionality of Indiana's full crew act regulating freight, passenger, and mail train crews is upheld by the Supreme Court. Vanderbilt in New York remains out of danger after surgery on Saturday for appendicitis. physicians announce patient out of danger.
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Peace Talk Gains Momentum At Shanghai Conference
Shanghai reports say Tang Shao Yi and Wu Ting Fang led talks on armistice breaches. Wu urged Yuan Shih Kai to stop hostilities as rebels refrain, with four proposals from Wu but not acted on. Police guard the hall while newspapers warn of renewed war preparations.
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Yuan Shih Kai
Wu Ting Fang
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Yuan Bhib Kai
Li Yuan Hung
Wu Ting Mang
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Peking
Tere
Wu Ting Wang
Tientsin
Legation
Indiana Fight On Taft and Anti Taft Campaigns Begin
Indiana factions rally for the new state committee with January elections. Taft and anti Taft camps visit every county as Lee and Beveridge back Roosevelt in a stand tied to last year’s Wayne Aldrich debate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Lee
Washington
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Taft Refuses Possum Hunt Invitation
J H Zembly of Winston Salem N C invites President Taft to possum hunt in Forsyth County North Carolina urging a return to nature. Taft declines the offer noting he cannot accept the invitation despite the appeal for the time of his life.
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Washington
J. H. Zembly
Winston-Salem
N. C
Taft
North Carolina
Zembly
Forsyth County
X. C
Mr. Taft
The True Art of Memory Is the Art of Attention
A reflective line by Jolagae on focus and memory, noting attention as the key to retaining information and mastering recollection.
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Jolagae
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