Debate Over Roosevelt Action Sparks Senate Clash
The Senate considered President Roosevelt's dismissal of negro troops with protracted debate. Senator Lodge urged a resolution for investigation of the Brownsville incident while Senator Foraker opposed. Earlier Senator Gearin argued for opening negotiations with Japan to revise the treaty, drawing a crowded gallery and close attention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Senator Lodge
Brownaville
Lodge
Foraker
Gearin
Japan
Judicial review debated for post office fraud orders
The House passed a bill to review post office fraud orders with debate led by Crumpacker and Overstreet. Mann opposed tightening limits on regard to dubious mail businesses. The military appropriations bill reported by Hull totals $73,000,000, down about six million from the Navy Department’s estimate, but up two million from last session.
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Washington
Jas
House
United States
Representatives Crumpacker
Ind
Overstreet
Dalzell
Littlefield
Perkins
N. Y
Payne
Mann
Ition
Crumpacker
Congress
Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
Naw Department
Missing Ponce Steamer Sails Search by Revenue Cutters
News from New York reports the steamship Ponce of the New York and Porto Rico line is missing after sailing December 26 from Ponce Puerto Rico to New York. Three revenue cutters are patrolling the seas under treasury department orders seeking the vessel which should have reached port in six days.
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New York
Jan
Ponce
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
P. R
Treasury Department
Revenue
Subpoenas Issued to Prominent Figures in Harriman Rail Inquiry
In New York on January 8, it is learned that Jacob H. Schiff James Stillman and D O Mills have been subpoenaed to testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission as it resumes its investigation of the Harriman railroads. E H Harriman and Wm Rockefeller had already been summoned. The commission plans to resume hearings in about ten days to two weeks.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Jas. Stillman
D. O. Mills
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
E. HR. Harriman
Wm. Rockefeller
E. H. Harriman
Intratate’ Commerce Commission
Chicago
Negro Soldier Arrested at Ft Reno in Assault Case
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a black soldier from Company A Twenty-fifth Infantry is in custody at Ft Reno charged with assaulting Captain Edgar A. Macklin on December 21. The sheriff's office message confirms the arrest at the fort.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
el Repo
Company A
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Ft. Reno
Edgar A. Macklin
Hlete
Cortelyou resigns as RNC chair. Neway to act in Indiana
Washington reports George Cortelyou resigns as chairman of the Republican National Committee. Harry Newton of Indianapolis becomes acting chair, with the next Dec meeting to decide the new chair and the national convention site. Senate Finance will consider Cortelyou's nomination as secretary of the treasury amid Democratic speeches on fundraising.
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Washington
George TX. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Harry 8S. New
Indianapolis
New Tay
Senate Committee On Finance
George F. Cortelyou
Governor seeks funds to pursue Illinois Central tax suits
Springfield Jan 8 Governor Denoven will ask the legislature for an extra appropriation to finance state lawsuits against the Illinois Central railroad. The action targets the railroad for millions of dollars alleged to be due to the state from unpaid gross receipts shares.
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Springfield
Denoven
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Preachers Plan Harmony Efforts in Lexington Meeting
Prominent white and black preachers in Lexington gathered Monday to discuss methods to promote harmony between races. Rev. E. Smith, a Black pastor, urged white support and social harmony without demanding equality. A follow up meeting is planned for February.
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Lexington
E. Smith
Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Health Tea
An advertisement touts Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising life producing elements unseen in other medicines. It offers Tea or Tablets for 45 cents, with Joo. A. Ziegelbaar named as promoter.
Deadly boiler explosion near Corsicana injures two men
A Southern Pacific engine exploded at Curry south of Corsicana Texas instantly killing Fireman Garlinhouse and fatally injuring Engineer Walter Slaberlin who died an hour later. Both men lived in Ennis Texas.
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Corsicana
Tex
Southern Pacific
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Curry
Here
Garlinhouse
Walter Slaberlin
Ennis
Traction car kills farmer in West Terre Haute crash
Terre Haute Indiana January 8 Wallace Crockett a 40 year old farmer was instantly killed when a West Terre Haute traction car struck the buggy in which he rode along the national road. He was a family man.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wallace Crockett
West Terre Haute
Crockett
Long live De Kings Lang Ryder Paine cure for coughs
In a European wide cry and American belief, Discovery cures coughs and colds after other remedies fail. Mrs Paise endorses the remedy, claimed to give immediate relief and quick cure, guaranteed by a druggist. The ad promotes the product with testimonials and pricing details.
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America
Trero
Mass
Aly Cave
Cere
Ohae
D. Keeefel
Lestal Botete
Indiana Legislature Arrives as Session Nears Start
Indianapolis Jan 8 Practically all lawmakers arrive as the session nears opening on Thursday. Leaders discuss speaker plans with Rep Branch and Lt Gov Miller at Claypool. Democrats at Grand, Republicans at Claypool-Dennison. Talks hint at insurance reform, two cent fare bills, and temperance measures for 1908.
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Indianapolis
Hugh T. Miller
Columbus
E. F. Branch
Martinsville
State Administration
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
Hanly
G. D. Forkner
Newcastle
Edgar Pow Kling
Peru
Kling
General Assembly
Claypool
Dennison
Grand
Cravens
Dehymer
Henan
Miller
Representative Branch
Branch
House
Dick Elliott
Cornerville Repubican
Will Wood
Senate
Fremont Goodwine
Kilug
Springer
Parks
Plymouth
Elected New President of Indiana Board of Agriculture
The Indiana state board of agriculture met in Indianapolis on Monday. Sid Conger of Shelbyville was elected president succeeding Harry Nowling of Aurora. Chan Downing of Greenfield was re elected secretary, with F E Peed as superintendent and J W Lagrange as treasurer. Most members were re elected. The board may seek a 70000 appropriation to build a permanent livestock exhibition hall at the state fair grounds.
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Indianapolis
Jan
State Board of Agriculture
Sid Conger
Shelbyville
Harry Nowling
Aurora
Conger
Chan Downing
Greenfield
F E. H. Peed
J. W. Lagrange
State Fair Grounds
Dark Hallow store arson trial underway in Bedford
Elmer Scott faces trial in the circuit court for burning Fernando De Pord’s general store at Dark Hallow. He also faces an assault and battery with intent to kill charge and eighteen liquor law indictments for operating a "blind tiger." He was remanded after failing to post $300 bonds. Wheat prices gained strength in Chicago on firm tables and small receipts from the Northwest.
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Bedford
Ind
Elmer Scott
Fernando DePord
Dark Hallow
Scott
Bona
Northwest
Chicago
Pyramid Pile Cure Proves Relief and Free Sample Offered
A testimonial letter from Mrs Chas L Coleman of Tallahoms Texas praises Pyramid Pile Cure claiming relief from piles after using a sample and buying a full box. The ad offers a free sealed sample to prove effectiveness and invites readers to request the remedy from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan by mail.
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Pyramid Drag Co
Pyramid Building
Marahall
Mich
Coroner Probes Rail Clock Errors in Terra Cotta Wreck
At the coroner's inquest into the Terra Cotta wreck on December 30, testimony shows Baltimore and Ohio crews often did not keep to standard clocks in Haltmore Cumberland and Washington. Conductor Hamter said clocks did not always stay correct. Engineer Wildebrand admitted missing a signal at Takoma Park, mistaking the station as dead. The inquiry is expected to continue into Wednesday.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Haltmore
Cumberland
Hamter
Galloway
Leavin
Wildebrand
Takoma Park
Lason
Fairchild Returning Home From France Amid Indictment
Rome Jan 4 Charles S Fairchild former secretary of the treasury under indictment in New York for forgery in the third degree in connection with New York Life Insurance Company affairs expects to sail for the United States during the present month.
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Rome
Charles S. Fairchild
United States
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Remark on Ideal Beauty and Health in Women
Fragmentary article extolling physical fitness and beauty in women. It praises neat appearance, clear eyes, straight posture, and health as attractive traits, mentioning Restora Bitters and implying critique of physical weakness. Source text is heavily garbled with misspellings.
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Riestine Bitters
Pittsburg Graft Trial Tells Of Envelopes And Bribe Scheme
Sensational testimony in a $70,000 graft case tied to an ordinance aiding the Pittsburg and Tube City rail line. Councilman William A. Martin faced bribery charges as witnesses described two envelopes and safes, cash deposits, and Cameron and Milholland involved in the alleged scheme.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Tube City Railroad
William A. Martin
Common Council
J. H. Milholland
C. H. Richardson
C. 8. Cameron
Milholland
Martin
Cameron
Colonial Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Mulholland
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Richardson
Requisition Granted for William Stinson in Indiana Burglary Case
Governor Hughes approves a requisition for William Stinson of Terre Haute Indiana charged with burglary. Stinson, former vice president of United Mine Workers district eleven, allegedly cashed a Christmas burglary check in Terre Haute and was later found with checks in Mt Vernon New York. Police traced the crime from Harrison Indiana to New York.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Wiliam Stinson
Terre Haute
Ind
Stinson
United Mine Workers of America
Eleventh
Indiana
John H. Kennedy
Harrison
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
New York City
Mitchell
Kennedy
New York
Mt. Vernon
Corey Gilman engagement may end in England wedding
Paris reports indicate W E Corey president of United States Steel may wed Mabelle Gilman the Americas singer before returning to the United States but plans remain unsettled. It is possible the wedding could occur in England to avoid French formalities. Corey has not concealed his engagement or movements.
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Paris
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Mabelle Gilman
Americas
United States
Corey
Miss Gilman
Revolution in Guivadore Sparks Disorder in Betanquelas
San Salvador reports the Salvadorean government declaring that armed revolutionists disguised as soldiers appeared in Betanquelas. They fled the garrison, vanished, and later caused further disorders. Several rebels are imprisoned locally and in Honduras.
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Guivadore
San Salvador
Betanquelas
Honduras
Fireman Saved From Raine On Groom Roosevelt Street
John Seufert survived a deadly incident on Groom Roosevelt Street after two other workers died in a debris collapse Sunday night. Rescue teams recovered him from beneath wreckage and he was saved from a fatal fate.
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Raine
New
John Seufert
Roosevelt Street
Wee
End Present Troubles Lodz Terror Strife
In Lodz Russian Poland early January signals hint the unrest may ease yet terrorism and crime persist. Since January first sixteen workers were killed and sixty two wounded in street clashes. Terrorists warn residents to stay indoors after six by night as they vow to continue the extermination of political foes. Labor leaders urge workers to return to their jobs and form a committee of workers and employers to seek a resolution to the labor troubles.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
Lsten
Supreme Court Rules for Insurance in Old Wayne Mutual Case
Justice Harlan writes for the high court in Old Wayne Mutual Life Association of Indiana v Mc Donough et al ruling in favor of the insurance company. The dispute arose from a policy on Patrick Mc Nally at his death in Penasslvata.
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Washington, Jan
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Old Wayne Mutual Law Association of Indiana
Sarah McDonough
Penasslvata
Patrick McNally
Poison Squad Scandal Hint Raises Death Inquiry
Washington January 8 Representative May of Virginia introduced a resolution seeking information on the death of Robert Vance Freeman, a former Tor. Harvey W. Wiley poison squad member. The resolution asks Secretary Wilson to explain under what authority the Agriculture Department conducted borax experiments and the effect of preservative tests on Freeman.
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Washington
May
Virginia
House
Rohert Vance Freemen
Tor
Harvey W. Wiley
Wilson
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Freeman
Japanese Immigration Potential Into United States Cited
Reliable information from Washington notes a prospective influx of over 2000 Japanese into the United States from Mexico. If they meet mental and physical requirements under immigration laws they may enter. Japanese emigration to the Hawaiian Islands in the past eighteen months totaled 16749, many of whom later moved to the United States.
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Washington, Janu
United States
Mexico
Hawaiian Islands
Central China revolution grows in scale
The report notes a rising formidability in the central China uprising. It also mentions the Southern Pacific firemen strike being formally called off amid broader labor and political developments of the period.
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China
Southern Pacific Firemen
Local notes record marriages and church events in New Albany
Warren Brown and Myrtle Duncan received a marriage permit. Charles G. Gillock a Civil War veteran died at 149 Cherry Street, aged 79, leaving a wife and daughter. Rev J H O Smith from Valparaiso preaches tonight at Central Christian church revival. Athel McDonnell and Nellie G. Winchell wed yesterday in Jeffersonville. Jeanie De Pauw Memorial church reports two conversions as revival opens. Walter Johnson was arrested on a peace warrant, bond set at 100 dollars for court next Monday. Eleven year old Homer Telly injured in fall and treated at Edward’s hospital. Post office listing shows January 7 letters awaiting pickup in New Albany.
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Charles G. Gillock
Cherry Street
Personal Mention Details From Local Notices
Fragmentary personal notes describe Mr and Mrs Willem Westen selling a home on 18 Catharias Street to address a defective dress issue and Mrs Jacob Goodbeb being ill at Be South Street. Miss Ethel Warren visits relatives then travels to Indiana for studies. Miss Marthe Levi leaves for Boston to attend college.
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Aceon
Willem Westen
Sld
Catherias Street
Jacob Goodbeb
South Street
The Markevs Current Quotations on Goole 3 Stock
The report lists live quotations for the Goole 3 stock at Leading with notable price movements. Traders monitor bid and ask levels, while market makers adjust quotes reflecting demand and supply shifts across the session.
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Goole 3
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