Cheap excursion tickets to Nubrushay and Want points
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Lodge speech urges strong army navy and 100000 men
Senate debates army reorganization bill removing veterinary corps. Lodge argues for a large trained force and warns against curtailing regular army officers. He predicts peace in the Philippines with a 25000 to 35000 force, canal protection needs, and gradual reductions over years amid a growing US global role.
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Nicaragua
Neville suffers rupture of pulmonary artery in Washington
Congress member Neville remains in dangerous condition after doctors announced a rupture of the pulmonary artery. Attending physician Dr Haine and specialist Dr Chew confirmed the diagnosis following examination. He is kept under cooling and saline treatment for relief.
Supreme Court rules on inventory clause in fire policy
The Supreme Court today ruled on Liverpool London Globe Insurance Co v Kearney & Wyse concerning a policy clause requiring the insured to keep an inventory of efforts in a fireproof compartment and voiding the policy if not done. Kearney & Wyse, Ardmore hardware dealers, lost their inventory. the circuit court of appeals held the loss did not void the policy.
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Supreme Court Today
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London
E& Globe Insurance
Kearney & Wyse
Ardmore
I. T
Circuit Court of Appaala
MANY LAND ENTRIES AT STAKE Supreme Court decision on rail land titles
The Supreme Court under Justice Harlan ruled on the ability of the Interior Secretary to withdraw odd numbered sections from settlement after defining location for the Northern Pacific in North Dakota and Washington. The Hewitt v Schultz case reversed the North Dakota Supreme Court, affecting numerous land titles in question and clarifying the secretary’s authority over indemnity lands.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Justice Harlan
Secretary of the Interior
North Dakota
Fred Hewitt
Emil
Kedrika Schultz
Hewitt
Northern Pacific
Schultz
Upex
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Harlan
Vilas
Deportations Ordered by General MacArthur in Philippines
General MacArthur orders the deportation of General Ricarte Pilar Hizon Lianera and Santos to Guam, with nine officers, four subordinates, and eight civilians including Trias Tecson Mabini, as insurgent leaders are held for peace. First municipal election held at Baguio with Igoriotes participating. Filipinos in Manila attend free political meetings led by former insurgent officers urging liberty under US constitutional government. Federal party declaration signed by attendees.
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Death Claims Carl Morton Former Secretary's Son
In Nebraska City Nebraska on January 8 Carl Morton 35 son of former Secretary J Sterling Morton died at his home in Waukegan Illinois from pneumonia contracted days earlier He spent Christmas here and left December 2 for home He had moved to Waukegan in April to oversee a sugar refinery after serving as starch factory GM He leaves a widow daughter of Robert Payne and two children Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Sterling Morton
United States
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McSwain Charged With Murder in Dixon Shooting
Rawlins Wyoming January 8 Orlo McSwain of Baggs has been brought to the county jail and charged with murder for allegedly shooting his rival Taylor at Dixon several months ago. A bitter feud between the McSwain and Taylor families is noted amid claims a Taylor family member was jailed earlier by McSwain’s father, a deputy sheriff.
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Fire claims eight in Minneapolis building blaze
A fire at 115 Washington Avenue South in Minneapolis started in the rear of the Standard furniture store. Smoke filled the Harvard hotel occupying the second to fourth floors, causing eight men to suffocate before they could escape.
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Washington Avenue South
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British War Loan Hinted In New York Banking Circles
In New York on January 7 talk arose about a possible additional British war loan to fund the long campaign in South Africa. It was generally believed American bankers would again back a large share, aiding the financing effort.
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South Africa
Interstate Commerce Commission urges stronger rail regulation
The fourteenth annual ICC report to Congress calls for amendments to regulate commerce laws to create a workable statute. It cites widespread noncompliance by railroad managers and argues that current practice sustains advantageous discrimination, undermining equal treatment of carriers, and urges uniform standards and tougher supervision to curb consolidations and favoritism.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Beet sugar for everybody grows world markets
United States Consul Hughes reports from Coburg that beet sugar expansion floods world markets. European producers Germany Austria France Spain and others push output while Persia and Exyn t wake to beet cultivation. Spain may export surplus despite home use, raising questions about government aid and competitiveness abroad.
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General Batchelder Dies in Washington
General Batchelder former quartermaster general of the army died in Washington this afternoon at 2 25 PM after years of ill health. He suffered a recent angina attack before the holidays and will be interred at Arlington Cemetery after services at All Souls Unitarian Church on Monday.
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Jen
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Armour dies at 78 after long illness at Prairie Ave home
Philip Armour, Chicago millionaire and head of the Armour interests, died at his home 2116 Prairie avenue after myocarditis followed by a pneumonia battle. Surrounded by family and physicians, he spoke of readiness for death and requested the Lord's Prayer read aloud. Funeral plans hint at a simple service at the Armour mansion, to be conducted by Dr. Gungaulus.
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Omaha
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Armour Mansion
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Jeffries Becomes Training Ahead of Ruhlin Fight
James J. Jeffries left for Asbury Park N J to begin fist training for his February 15 title bout with Gun Ruhlin in Cincinnati. He arrived from Philadelphia after closing his theatrical season and voiced confidence in capturing the championship. A separate report from Dixon Ky says Dr W E B Clark was convicted of causing Miss Cora Waller's death by criminal operation and sentenced to ten years. Holt killed himself after the incident.
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Philadelphia
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Miss Waller
Water Lily Returns Sunk Duck Hunt Near Georgetown
The Water Lily, Cleveland party boat, returned from the Marshes to Georgetown deeply down in the water with ducks. Captains Robly D. Evans and Jamberton are at Murphy Island preserves. Former President Cleveland is visiting Gen. E. P. Alexander.
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Diaz welcomed by Puebla officials in grand display
Dax Welcomed at Pueb Puebla Mex Jan 7 President Diaz greeted by a large crowd in Puebla as Governor Martinez extended a civic welcome. Diaz formally opened new schools and a penal colony amid celebratory events.
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Peace Tentatives Reported After Kitchener Contacts Pretoria
London reports censorship allowed word of a Pretoria peace push in December. A Pretoria peace committee led by Vang Rensburg sought negotiations. Lord Kitchener met them, promising help to end the war and noting guerrilla warfare would continue unless Boer government reestablished.
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Kitchener Urges Cape Colony to Form Mounted Police Force
General Kitchener praises ministers action and urges Capetown to mobilize loyalists into a paid defense force. He notes enemy is mobile and requires well mounted men to surround or drive them north. A Frazerburg line station master seized cases of condensed milk with 3000 bullets 500 detonators and 150 pounds dynamite.
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Wells Ranch Sold Near Onawa for 20000
In Lincoln township near the Missouri river the Wells ranch totaling over 600 acres changed hands for 20000 to J. Mulhall of Sioux City. The land was formerly timber and supplied timber for the Union Pacific railroad with ties once cut by Robert Moore and rafted to Omaha, and the area was once a bustling boat town named Tie Town.
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Robert Moore
Uwmaha
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Chamber backs private American trans Pacific cable plan
New York January 4 at the chamber of commerce meeting Gustave H Schwab introduced a resolution that was adopted committing the chamber to favor establishing a private enterprise trans Pacific cable and to approve the general principles in Representative Shermans bill.
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Armour Buys Salt Abroad From Lisbon
In Lisbon, Portugal, Armour Packing Company of Kansas City contracted for twenty five thousand tons of common salt as prices rose due to a salt trust. The purchasing agent noted the move outside the United States to secure salt supplies amid rising costs.
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Veteran clemency at Soldiers' Home remits penalties
MARSHALLTOWN JAN 2 Commandant Horton of the Soldiers' Home issues an order to remit all penalties for rule infractions prior to Christmas. The move gives inmates a chance to start the new year with clear records, as officials emphasize a fresh start for old depositors and bunk hunting notes.
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Von Waldersee May Be Dead
Paris dispatch reports Count von Waldersee killed by an allied officer with unconfirmed Berlin rumor. The journal notes circumstances not related and the death fate remains unverified.
Bryan heads to Tallahassee for Florida governor inauguration
William J. Bryan travels from Pensacola to Tallahassee to witness the inauguration of William Jennings Bryan as Florida governor next Tuesday.
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