Secrets of the Leaks Guarded in Washington Report
A Washington letter reports Secretary Wilson orders extraordinary precautions to halt leaks in the cotton report. Guards lock papers in an iron box and station two guards while a panel tabulates figures, with representatives from the South kept from reading or telephoning.
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Auditors to Meet On State Taxation Plan
Comp general Jones announces a statewide effort to tax property at true market value, ordering county auditors to assess both real and personal property. He cites 40 percent rates for large properties and 9 to 100 percent for small, aiming to curb tax dodging while denying any intent to raise overall levies. A meeting with auditors across counties is planned to discuss a uniform plan and action.
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Senate probes campaign funds and insurance ties
The Senate considered investigations into campaign contributions by insurance companies and the broader issue of political finance. Senator Tillman led remarks demanding thorough inquiry into bank and corporate donations, criticizing irregular expenditures by Democrats and urging reforms to protect election purity.
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Steamer Lunenburg wreck near Magdalen Islands injures crew
A steamer named Lunenburg, with a crew of at least sixteen and several passengers including Mr. Leslie, a Canadian parliament member, ran aground near the Magdalen Islands during a gale. Rescue attempts were hindered by rough seas as the ship broke up, with many aboard coming ashore and Captain Pride remaining aboard as others fled to safety.
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Fragmentary report covers a mix of events including a past incident in Cherokes and a later North American train accident. It mentions a reward for an arrest and several disturbances, with scattered references to people, places, and dates.
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Campaign fund figures loom in Roosevelts era drive
An 1904 campaign article outlines large sums raised by the Republican party including about 100,000 from a single contributor and 4,100,000 reported by the Democratic national committee. It notes transfers to state committees in multiple states and lists expenditures for literature, advertising, salaries, and headquarters. The piece cites 10,000 contributors with unknowns about 6,000 and mentions Cortelyou’s alleged role in distributing funds.
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Hangings and Trials at Vermont Prison in 1902 Pariah Case
The report details the 1902 Vermont prison hanging of Mary Rogers for the murder of her husband Marcus Rogers in Beonington. It covers reprieves, appeals, court refusals, and witness attendance, noting the execution after a long legal process and alleged conspiracies surrounding the case. It also references related legal and political chatter, including a statewide inquiry into prison affairs and financial concerns elsewhere in the state.
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Tragic saw accident kills Columbia man in Lexington County
The State reports Mylas Blackmon of Columbia died Friday near eight miles from the city after a circular saw exploded while operating in a home workshop. A fragment struck him in the face, tearing, and he died en route to Columbia hospital. He was 64, survived by a wife and two daughters, with funeral arrangements set for Lancaster County.
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Assassination at Tsarist Palace Sparks Turmoil in St Petersburg
Report from St Petersburg dated December 5 details the shooting of Lieutenant General Sakharoff by a woman at the governor's palace during a revolution flare. Dispatches describe dire repression, anti Jewish demonstrations anticipated, and a government crisis as Count Witte's position weakens amid calls for cabinet dismissal and broader upheaval.
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