Senator Mitchell Dies After Dental Bleed Complications
United States Senator John M. Mitchell of Oregon dies at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland from a fatal hemorrhage after a dental extraction. Born in Washington County Pennsylvania, he had long served in Portland politics and the U.S. Senate, with a prior land fraud conviction. The case against him at the Supreme Court will abate due to his death.
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Portland
Ore
United States
John M. Mitchell
Good Samaritan
Dental
Benalor Mitchell
Mitchell
John Hipple Mitchell
Washington County
Butler Academy
Pennsylvania
Samuel A. Purviance
California
San Luis Obispo
Senate
State Senate
United States Senate
Raphy
Mitchall
Paris
France
Margaret
Duke of Rochefoucauld
John H. Mitchell
Minneapolis
Hiram Mitchell
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Oregon
Capitol
Ryan Refuses to Answer Before Insurance Investigation
New York December 9 A legislative committee probing life insurance conditions plans to ask District Attorney William T. Jerome to prosecute Thomas F. Ryan financier and major Equitable Life stockholder for refusing to answer questions. Ryan cited attorney Cravath and refused to disclose whether Harriman threatened action unless Ryan shared gains. He did admit one point about Hyde stock and control of Branstalle society after a partial surrender.
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New York
Legislative Committee
William T. Jerome
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Ryan
Harriman
Paul D. Cravath
Armstrong
Hlarriman
President dismisses Nebraska United States Marshal
The president summarily removes United States Marshal Matthews of Nebraska for misconduct tied to the Richards and Comstock case. The court sentenced the defendants to six hours in custodian custody, and Matthews allegedly surrendered them to their lawyers. Also notes Miss Alice Roosevelt’s Oriental souvenirs moved to her possession, with duties paid and boxes delivered to the White House.
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Washington
United States
Marshal Matthews
District of
Nebraska
Richards and
Comstock
Matthews
Misa Alice
Miss Alice Roosevelt
Orient
White House
Memorial Bridge for Hendrik Hudson Aided by City
The New York board of estimate and apport ionment approves a million dollar appropriation plus a pledge to spend a total of 2 025 000 on a bridge over Spuyten Duyvil. The span will extend Riverside Drive to the northward, honoring Hendrik Hudson.
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Hendrik Hudson
New York
Board of Estimate
Spuyten Duyvil
Riverside Drive
Football Reform Victory at College Conference
In New York on December 9 a conference of 13 colleges and universities approved an amended resolution urging football reform rather than immediate abolition. The measure passed 15 to 8, signaling momentum for changes in the program.
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New York
Supreme Court Justices Begin Wearing Black Robes in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court justices appeared in black robes for the first time, following a resolution adopted by the State Bar at its summer meeting. The change marks a historic ceremonial adoption by the judiciary in the state.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Eart
Mrs Rogers Hanged After Long Delay in Windsor Jail
Mrs Mary Mabel Rogers was executed at the state prison in Windsor Vermont for the murder of her husband Marcus Rogers in Bennington on August 13 1902. The 1902 case followed reprieves and legal exhaustion with the condemned woman facing the gallows in a calm manner. Perham the youth in the case testified to planning and aiding the murder.
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Windsor
Mary Mabel Rogers
Marcus Rogers
Bennington
Rogers
Re Ealm
Durkee
Mr. Rogers
O'Clouh
Bell
Hgsh
Henry H. Peck
White River Junction
Mrs. Rogers
Uurletteg
Prican
Hoorie Falls
N. Y
Leon Perham
Perham
Shane
Rovers
Murdered and Robbed in Bronx Doctor Attack
New York physician Dr Mathewson, returning from patient calls, was shot in the back on Ernst street in the Bronx. Robbery is suspected as his watch and money disappeared, and a man seen tailing him is under police scrutiny. Also reported: a Ontario farmer’s triple murder suicide at a Coulter farm, with the father, mother, daughter dead and a son dying in the barn.
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New York
Beca
John Mattheson
Grons
Matieson
Eine
Lrnstow Street
Bronx
Dasdiaht
Lath Street
van Pailian
Sherborne
Ont
James Coulter
Couter
Chicago Grain Market Sags on Argentine Wheat News
Chicago traders saw a weak session as bearish Argentina wheat news weighed on prices. May wheat fell to 8.14 per bushel with corn at 4.50 and oats at 3.20 per bushel.
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Chicago
Duce
Argentina
Market Report From Pittsburg Markets
Readable prices and product listings show corn oats hay eggs dairy and livestock quotes. Entries include corn at 48 50 and 49 50, oats at 36% 36%, hay prices from 10.75 to 11.50, eggs 27 428, cheese varieties, calves and heifers at 425 to 525, prime sheep and lamb ranges, and general market activity.
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New York
Tia CH
Ehalee
Rumors of Witte Resignation Denied as Russian Strikes Brace for January
Reports from St Petersburg and Warsaw indicate a cautious government outlook amid a postal telegra ph strike and planned January actions by workers. Rumors of Count Witte's resignation are denied while messages from Manchuria remain censored. Officers face casualties and reserve duty limits as editors anticipate new press law and official censorship changes.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
St. Petersburg
Workmen's Council
Russ
Count Witte
Alexis Ignatieff
Ireland
Piy
Jerin
Erdtkubnen
East Prussia
Witte
Three to Be Executed in Missionary Massacre Case
Reports from Lienchau say the inquiry commission has questioned 20 witnesses and 26 suspects, including a Buddhist monk, have been arrested. Three ringleaders are expected to be executed. Searchers seek fugitives in Honan. The American consul may recommend a Carnegie medal for a Chinaman who rescued Miss Elda G. Patterson at personal risk.
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Hongkong
Lienchau
Honan
Elda G. Patterson
Murderous Rage Ends in Death and Trial
Fragments describe Mary Kutz aged 70 found dead in Manitower Wisconsin with blunt force wounds after a dispute with her son F Wengel Kung who fled. Reports mention three trainmen dying in an unrelated incident and a separate murder case where William McWilliamus was sentenced to death for killing his wife and five children.
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Manitower
Wis
Dee
F Wengel Kung
Mary Kutz
Young Kung
Ata Ag
al Gentoin
Des Mees
William McWilliamus
Fresh Statue Told In Error Riddle Of Names And Pageant
A misread statue tale in Buathuad remembers Sir I Hotes and Louis XIV as its supposed subjects. The piece claims a sculpture bound for France was seized at sea, its head finished by a British official, and a governor later crowned in a distant isle. A separate note describes a colossal Torhine project tied to a theater of power and time.
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Buathuad
I. Hotes
Yarmouth
Ste of Wight
Watamavid
Louis MIV
France
Au Mustish
Tt. Eloues
Romplecabin
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Reliable Remedy Says User
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney weakness and nerve pain. It features testimonials from EK Keller of 122 Wooster Street and others, praising relief of back pain and languor after using the product. Foster-Milburn Co. is listed as US distributor.
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Dean
EK. Keller
Wooster Street
Doan
Baltzly
Foster-Mithurn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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