Senator Cushman Davis Dies in St Paul Home
United States Senator Cushman Kellogg Davis died at his St Paul home after a two month illness. The longtime foreign relations chair had been comatose most of the day and uttered a final wish to live five years more for his country. Family, doctors, and nurses were present as the statesman faded, with Minnesota figures and colleagues among the mourners.
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Senator Davis illness sparks successor chatter across Minnesota
The text notes Governor Lind may name former Senator W D Washburn to fill the vacancy. It details Cushman Kellogg Davis’s life from Henderson to St Paul, military service in the Tennessee campaign, legal career, and long Senate tenure. It mentions potential successors including W. D. Washburn, Thomas Lowry, TP. IW. Peavey, Loren Fletcher, WR Merriman, and J. W. Stevens, amid Democratic sentiment about filling the interim vacancy before the legislature acts.
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Tragic Ohio River crash destroys train and heroic escape
At 4 16 this morning the Cleveland and Pittsburgh night express plunged into the Ohio river two miles below Beaver killing Adams Express messenger Casey of Cleveland and injuring four others. High water and fill removal under the track are blamed as the cause while passengers escaped by breaking windows and climbing ashore. In Manila a detachment of the Third United States infantry was ambushed near Malolos, two privates killed and three wounded, insurrects fled into a swamp. In Washington Secretary of War Root plans a bill for a standing army of 100 000 with presidential power to reduce forces.
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Fails to Respond In New Action On Chinese Question
The Berlin dispatch reports Ambassador Andrew D. White stating the interview with Baron von Richtofen was a discussion of the Chinese question. Germany gave no refusal and would not say if it would answer the United States notes. A foreign office representative declined to discuss details, noting it is the U S government’s business to release information. Germany seeks guidance from its diplomatic representatives before replying, signaling caution as negotiations near conclusion.
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Selections From Currents and Policy Notes
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Puzzled for Once in Small Talk with Neighbors
Mrs Hanks asks about new neighbors, Mrs Brooks replies she cannot judge since she was away downtown and notices they have their washing out. The brief exchange captures a quiet suburban moment in a Smart Set tone.
Fatal explosion at Hioncer Wood Pulp mill claims two lives
In Grand Rapids Wisconsin a steam tank exploded at the Hioncer Wood Pulp mill killing Christian Pagel aged 59 and likely Adolph Middlestadt aged 19. The blast wrecked the mill structure and hurled debris into surrounding streets while workers Dennis McCarthy Fred Pagel and Henry Podawiltz were injured.
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Paris Crisis Riles Waldeck Rousseau Over Kruger Visit
Chicago dispatch reports Waldeck Rousseau ordered police to bar official status of Kruger visit and tried to restrict reception. The Paris council ignored orders, Kruger received in the city hall amid cheers. Kruger hailed arbitration hopes, while Leyds notes no decision on U S visit. Also notes Vienna report Kruger seeks arbitration, most powers reject. In Terre Haute mill to reopen after eight months, 3,000 workers to return. Kansas City lumber yard fire destroys Red Cypress yard, $50,000 loss, insured.
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How Oysters with Chantilly Sauce Recipe
How Oysters with Chantilly Sauce Mix in a bew one tablespooning very finely chopped shallots one even teaspoon salt half teaspoon pepper half-tablespoon finely chopped chives one tablespoon olive oil half tablespoon tarragon vinegar four tablespoon white vinegar and half a teaspoon pepper sauce Serve the oysters on the half shell pour a little of the sauce over each or serve in a sauce bowl with the ayaters Ledver Monthly
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Treasury Official Dies in Washington at 57
Washington mourns W. Wilson commissioner of internal revenue died Tuesday in his Riges house apartment from Brights disease with asthma complications. Funeral set for Thanksgiving in Hamilton with Mrs Wilson and other treasury associates. Wilson, a Ohio native, rose from private in the Fifty fourth Ohio to head the bureau after a long legal and tax service career.
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Desperate Gambler Shot to Pieces Near Lake City
In Lake City Florida a Black gambler named Williams shot City Marshal Strange and businessman William Stretland. Williams fled with a posse pursuing him and was killed in a swamp. The body showed about 200 bullet wounds and was displayed at the courthouse gate.
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Thanksgiving Turkey From Westerly for President
Westerly Rhode Island reports its turkey supply for the presidents table continues with Horace Voz delivering a 41 pound bird shipped to the White House on Tuesday. In Washington chief Wilkie of the secret service says there is no information on a plot to kill the president and that many similar tips arrive for money.
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Flood Ravages Pittsburgh Area Leaving Hundreds Homeless
After three days of heavy rain the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers overflowed, wrecking property worth hundreds of thousands and claiming at least three lives. Thousands were displaced as plants shut down, with residents forced to flee to upper floors or take to skiffs. Missing remain unconfirmed while crews search the flooded districts.
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