Roberts Addresses Americas People on Utah Seat Crisis
Brigham Roberts of Utah, barred from taking his House oath, appeals to the American people. He condemns a partisan committee, warns of long delays denying Utah representation, and defends his qualifications amid charges of polygamy and past misdemeanor. A special House committee met in Washington to decide procedural steps in the case.
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Washington
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Brigham TH. Roberts
Utah
Congress
Roberts
Trous
Richardson
Taylor
Ohio
Virginia
Wirginia
Committee of the House
Committee of Investgation
Justice of the Peace Court
United States
Yonrs
Special Committee
Mormon Church
House
Messrs. Morris
Minnesota
Freer
West Vir
Mayor Jeremiah Crowley Sees 22 202 Hildreth St Ward 6
William D. Waittet details appear with ward and street address in a Republican context. The fragmented OCR presents local official positions and residence at Hildreth Street in Ward 6, naming Jeremiah Crowley and William D. Waittet in a political milieu.
Senate panel debates Roberts counsel and hearing format
Members from Maine Iowa Indiana Missouri Texas Indiana and Republicans and Democrats adjourned today with Little progress. The panel did not decide whether Roberts may have counsel or if the hearing will be open or private. The decision will hinge on Roberts wishes, and counsel will likely be allowed.
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Ginia
Littlefield
Maine
McPherson
Iowa
Landis
Indiana
DeArmond
Missouri
Lanham
Texas
Miers
Roberts
Domestic Producers Oppose Annexation in National Coalition
The League of Domestic Producers, backed by leaders from sugar beet, tobacco, and cigar unions, forms in Omaha to oppose annexation efforts. The group aims to unite production and sale interests in the United States, with officers named from New York to Ames and a plan to elect a state vice president in each sugar factory state. A Washington meeting is scheduled for the current month.
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Omaha
Neb
League of Domestic Producers
Henry T. Oxnard
James and
P. Cooks
Henry McCall
Cane Growes’ Association of
New Orleans
F. B. Moodie
Florida
National
Sugar Leaf Tobacco Growers Association
Mr. Perkins
American Cigarmakers’ Union
H. S. Frye
Connecticut
United States
Gienny T. Oxnard
New York
Julius Stroh
Detroit
S. M. Allen
Ames
Kept His Word in Suicide at Brady's Hotel
Frederick B. Russell 35 manager of Pelham Manor Golf Links killed himself in Brady's hotel New Rochelle after drinking heavily over business reverses and a $65 golf club shortage. He had lived in the cubhouse and was connected to the club only two months. He told friend Henry Dreyfus he would take his life if he did not obtain $65 before 2 o clock.
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New Rochelle
Frederick B. Russell
Pelham Manor
Brady
Liberty Street
Manhattan
Mt. Vernon
Russell
Heny Dreyfus
Death by violence in John Berry case at Westbrook
Westbrook Me Dec 7 The coroner's jury in the John Berry death found he died by violence but did not identify the killer. Evidence shows Berry fought with another man Thursday night, thought to be Alphonso Archambeau, held for assault on Gerry.
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Westbrook
John Berry
Berry
Alphonso Archambeau
High Court
Gerry
Six at One Birth In Alabama Village
Mobile report says Mrs John Kari a German near St Elmo Alabama gave birth to six children Tuesday morning. Three survived with each weighing about five pounds. Husband notified Sheriff McLean by letter as custom. Mother reported doing well.
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Mobile
Ala
John Kari
St. Elmo
McLean
Widener Donates $2 Million Crippled Children Institution
Peter A. B. Widener, prominent Philadelphia magnate, announces purchase of 36 acres in Logan. He plans to build and endow the Widener Industrial Home for Crippled Children, a combined home hospital and school, estimated to cost $2,000,000.
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Philadelphia
Peter A. B. Widener
Logan
Widener Industrial Home
Midwife charged in Missouri manslaughter indictments
Mrs Kenrietta Bamberger the midwife jailed on murder charges was re indicted by the grand jury on three counts of manslaughter She was arraigned in Judge Pencers court and pleaded not guilty The indictments accuse her of causing the deaths of Lydia Bressert Mary Heltcamp and da Zimmerman
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St. Louis, Mo
Kenrietta Bamberger
Headless Body Likely Struck By Propeller in Milwaukee River
An official examination found no foul play in the headless body recovered from the Milwaukee River. The body was severely torn and lacerated, with strong indication it was struck by a propeller wheel, which crushed it.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Taylor Will Win Gubernatorial Election, Kentucky Report
The Kentucky state board of election commissioners will issue certificates of election on Saturday morning. It is likely that William S. Taylor will be certified as governor and that the Republican slate will secure most statewide offices. The article notes a strong probability of two Republicans and one Democrat on the ticket.
Certificates for $75,000 to pay Harper wages
Justice Gildersleeve grants State Trust company authority to issue receiver's certificates totaling $75,000 in Harper & Brothers voluntary dissolution proceedings. Funds cover wages up to date and current week, with remaining for supplies and publication services. Wages hold a prior lien. premiums and fire insurance are addressed against assets and bonds. Indorsed by 75 percent of bondholders.
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New York
George L. Rives
Counse
Harper & Brothers Corporation
Gildersleeve
Supreme Court
State Trust Company
Harper & Brothers
George B. M. Harvey
Eastern capitalists inspect sites for new cotton mills
A party of eastern investors led by W J Hurlbut arrived in Chattanooga to scout sites for several large cotton mills. The group includes F M Milliken G T Willis J J Sinclair S D Brewister R R Snelling A W Green G W Milliken EB J Green of New York and Stephen Green of Boston. They will visit Huntsville Atlanta West Point Montgomery and other locales.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
South
F. M. Milliken
G. T. Willis
J. J. Sinclair
S. D. Brewister
R. R. Snelling
A. W. Green
G. W. Milliken
EB. J. Green
New York
Stephen Green
Boston
Lockwood, Green & Co
Huntsville
Ala
Atlanta
West Point
Miss
Montgomery
Ale
W. J. Hurlbut
The
Southern Railway
Treasury bond purchases total $18.98 million
Washington December 7 bond data show purchases under the secretary of the treasury offer reaching $18,981,650. The report tracks ongoing investor participation and indicates strong demand for government securities amid the fiscal program.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle Football Team Seeks Coast Challenge
Carlisle football team expresses willingness to travel to the Pacific coast for games. If California declines, Stanford will accept. Possible Christmas clash with California or Los Angeles Athletic Club, with New Year matchups against Multnomah and a planned Los Angeles game.
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Berkeley
Cal
Carlisle
Pacific Coast
University of California
Stanford Boys
California
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Multnomah Atheltic Club
Portland
Incendiary Speeches by Cubans in Tampa
Cuban workers in Tampa gathered in local cigar factories to hear uncredited speakers advocate force and dynamite to end American occupation in Cuba. The speeches stirred thousands of Cubans in the city and were believed to be aimed at stirring the colony and raising funds for a future insurrection.
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Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Anthony presides as suffragists host national conference
In Indianapolis on December 7 the national conference of Women suffragists opened with Miss Susan B. Anthony presiding. Governor Mount gave a welcome address and W P Fish spoke for the Indianapolis bar. Anthony responded, tracing the long battle for woman suffrage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Conference of Women’s
Susan BG. Anthony
Gov. Mount
W. P. Fishback
Anthony
Worden Grocery secretary held on 35000 embezzlement charge
Grand Rapids on December 7 Wm M Butts former secretary of Worden Grocery is arrested on affidavits by company officers accusing him of embezzling 35000 dollars from the firm.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Wm. M. Butts
Worden Grocery Company
Compan
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