France Faces Cabinet Shakeup as Panamanian Trials Protest
Paris reports say President Carnot retains Ribot as premier amid a cabinet rift over the arrest of ex minister Bashut and related Panamanian prosecutions. Resignations were tendered, with Ribot to reconstruct a government likely losing Loubet and de Freycinet amidst charges of bad faith and delayed justice.
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Great trial opens in France over Panama frauds
Paris January 11 The great trial opens in the court of cessation with Count de Lesseps absent by certificate. Charles de Lesseps testifies first describing Panama Company organization and his father’s role. He says Count de Lesseps reinvested funds by buying founder shares and subscribing for new issues.
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Airship patent and steered floating craft proposed in St Louis
A St Louis inventor protects an airship patent with plans for a cigar shaped craft 100 feet long and 20 feet wide with 40000 cubic feet of gas capacity and a 2890 pound load. It will be steerable and capable of floating on water, with a steel or aluminum frame and varnished air tight ribs. The cabin sits amidships with space at ends for chambers and machinery. In a separate note Dr Brigg s was formally acquitted in New York after a church presbytery report approved probation for a minister accused of offenses.
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M Grensefelder
Washington
Chattanooga Molders May Strike
There is trouble among union molders in Chattanooga and a strike is imminent. President Fox of Cincinnati and Executive Committee James Diamond of Nashville have arrived to discuss a dispute over piecework pay. The union objects to wages rising from the ruling 75 cents to 1 dollar 40 cents, and about 150 molders are involved with a possible walkout.
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State college contingent fund capped at five hundred
Harrispurn Jan 11. Officials said the state's accounting officers cap the electoral college contingent expenses at 500, under a strict construction of the 1929 act. This will leave many clerks and assistants without compensation.
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A One Sided Affair And The Rourke Cochran Vote
Edward Murphy Jr chosen Democratic nominee for United States senator at Avpany caucus amid protests by Senators McClellan and Brown who backed W Rourke Cochran. Canter nominated Murphy. Cochran opposed noting constitutional concerns. Wyoming jury talesmen count continues amid blue blood regulators trial developments.
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Duquesne Riot Case Verdict Shocks As Acquittals Lead
Thirteen Diquesne stockers facing riot and unlawful assembly charges saw a se demand verdict with John Nelson found not guilty and James Gobson and Jol Viper guilty of unlawful assembly. Nineteen defendants involved. one acquittal noted amid surprise. Trial stemmed from Aug 4 actions near Doqaquesne Steel works during string of Homestead era labor unrest.
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Ohio legislature debates immigration and tax bills
Senator Brice urged immigration views as Senate adjourned debate on suspend or restrict policy. House approved Daugherty’s school reform thrust. Sandusky superintendent not resigning. bills range from sailor boat limits to charter revocation of Seneca County Mutual Fire Insurance. Bills on exception filing, beet sugar bounty, collateral inheritance tax provoke debate. Lampson supports exemption for small estates. Several amendments set for Wednesday.
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General Butler Dead and Kenna Passes Away
Washington reports Gen Benjamin F Butler died of pneumonia at 1 30 this morning after a period of illness two children survive him Mrs Ames wife of ex Governor Ames of Massachusetts and Daniel Butler of Lowell Mass also noted is the death of Senator John E Kenna of West Virginia from heart disease at age 60 plus a report on railroad switch plans for a Fort Wayne asylum site and various advertisements and letters about remedies and medical works
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