Wilson Confers On Cabinet Jobs At Waldorf
Princeton December 19. Governor Wilson meets National Chairman McCombs for nearly three hours at the Waldorf to discuss cabinet choices and policies for the incoming administration. He notes no selections yet and plans to avoid interfering with public business while open to Bryan potential talks.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
McCombs
Waldorf
Bermuda
Washington
Fis
William J. Bryan
New York
Sulzer
Mr. Bryan
Trenton
Nebraskan
Bryan
Rescue Chinese Slave Girls in San Francisco Raid
Immigration agents raided a dark, odor filled building and freed five Chinese women recently smuggled into the country. Two men alleged to lead the traffic were arrested as agents forced entry through barred doors into subterranean passageways.
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San Francisco
Morgan on Stand Defends Dealing With Big Corporations
J Pierpont Morgan testified before the Pujo committee defending his business dealings with large corporations. A noted photo shows his office at Wall and Broad streets, New York, along with a late image of the real Onaneter.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Pujo
Mr. Morgan
Wall and
Broad Streets
New York
Suffragette Band Reaches Three in New York March
The suffragette caravan, reduced to three members, resumed at 9 am toward Wishkill, New York, after a stormy trek from Ossining. Miss Alice L. Clark left Ossining to rejoin the march and Miss Lavinia Dock may depart due to business. An outdoor Peekskill rally was canceled by rain.
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New York
Wishkill
Old Guard
Alice L. Clark
Cornell
Ossining
Lavinia Dock
Stubbs
Louis Schepne
Harmon
Ossiting
Schepne
Fieids
Albany
Sulzer
Raleigh
Peekskill
Secret Service Probes $6000 Express Theft in Ohio
Secret Service agents investigate the theft of $6000 in New York subtreasury bills sent to a Marietta bank. The money was moved to New Comerstown on the Pennsylvania railroad for transfer to the Cleveland and Marietta line. An agent reportedly received the money and it vanished hours later while he was occupied.
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Secret Service
Dennison
New York Town Bank
Marietta
New Comerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland and Marietta
Goethals to Be Nominated Governor of Panama Zone
Washington on December 1 reports President Taft will nominate Colonel George W. Goethals, chief engineer of the Panama Canal, as civil governor of the Panama Zone once he returns from his Pan-American trip.
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Canal
Washington
George W. Goethals
Patama Canal
Senate
Taft
Blind Inmates Saved From Fire in Jersey City Home
In Jersey City on December 19 a three story home for the blind caught fire after a boiler room blaze. Sister Mary Alphensis led 25 children and aged residents to safety as Captain Costigan and firefighters battled flames. Costigan fell through a collapsed floor, injuring two ribs. property loss is about 5000 dollars.
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Balwin
Mary Alphensis
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Mary Alphonsis
Sebastian
Captain Costigan
Four Arrested As Robbers In New Jersey Sandbagging
Four men were arrested in Jamesburg on suspicion of robbing traveling salesman FY Davis of Ogden Bailey Co of Princeton. Davis was counting receipts at the Pennsylvanla station when the four men struck him with a sandbag and escaped with about $50. Davis was found unconscious by caretaker William Dey.
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New Brunswick
N. J
James Ire
A. Davis
Ogden Bailey Company
Prenton
Jamesburg
Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Davin
William Dey
Farming Still Pays on Worked Out Land
Elias Dickison proves farming pays with modern practices on the Colemian farm near Newton New Jersey. He raised 2250 bushels of corn from 20 acres, milks 23 cows, sells 8.5 cans of milk daily, and butchered four pigs totaling 4028 pounds, illustrating profitable yields on land once thought worked out.
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Elias Dickison
Newton
New Jersey
Tranquility
Employee killed in Paterson collision near Vreeland Ave
Walter Lendrim, an employee of National City Bank of New York, was struck and killed by a wild cat locomotive at the Vreeland avenue crossing of the Susquehanna railroad in Paterson New Jersey on his way to work. The train crew found his body. he leaves a widow and two children.
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National City Bank
Paterson
N. J
Walter Lendrim
National City Bank of New York
Vreeland Avenue
Susquehanna
Lendrim
Pardon Request Filed in Boy Robbery With Murder Case
Application for a pardon was made to Governor Wilson on behalf of Harry Duffield and Cauden, who with Crank Dorsey face execution during the week of December 20 after being convicted of holding up and killing Carl Kellerman in October.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Harry Duffield
Cauden
Crank Dorsey
Carl Kellerman
Liner Mail Holiday Peak as Transatlantic Cargo Grows
New York December reports record mail volumes as ships arrive and depart. The Culford One Mauretania leaves with 6,335 mail bags while the Philadelphia arrives with 8,003 sacks, the largest single shipload across the Atlantic. Total outward foreign mail since December 8 includes 80,098 bags of letters and 304 022 registered items, 59 979 parcel post packages, and 428 763 international money orders totaling 6 526 177.01 dollars. Upcoming arrivals include President Lincoln from Hamburg with 460 sacks and Lusitania from Liverpool with 5,492 sacks, boosting this week’s total to 15,478 sacks.
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Mauretinia
American Line
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Morgan
Southampton
Lincoln
Hamburg
Lusitania
Liverpool
Provence
Havre
Butter and eggs market notes from a rural dairy report
The report lists butter and cheese receipts, with 6 458 packages of creamery products and 2 627 boxes of cheese. It details various grades from firsts to thirds, densities, and prices, plus eggs and hay and straw market data with regional references and price ranges.
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Hennery
Timothy New
Bermuda
Maine
Long Island
State
Western
Sweets
Jersey
Southern
Philadelphia
Virginia
Maryland
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Malie
Live Stock Markets Report From Pittshorel
Supply light and market slow with prime cattle around 8400 dollars and fair 4708, with common 105 and heifers near 4007. Prime sheep and lambs show softer bids with wethers around 42 to 44 and lambs near 35. Receipts include 20 double decks and various cattle and calf lots with prices cited for drivers and Yorkers.
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Market Tower
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