Senate debate over Roosevelt action on U S Steel absorption
Senator Culberson denounces the presidents order directing the attorney general not to prosecute U S Steel for absorbing the Tennessee Coal and Iron Co as an arbitrary act of the chief magistrate. Hopkins counters that Roosevelt merely did not oppose the action. Foraker signals bankruptcy of the Brownsville issue and a pay raise proposal for top officials is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Senator Culberson
Texas
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
Culberson
Congress
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Steel Corporation
Foraker
Brownsville
House Delays Secret Service Message Inquiry
Washington faced a terse inquiry as the Perkins committee recommended tabling the president’s annual message and the related secret service content. Members argued the language questioned the integrity of House members and invoked privilege, delaying action on the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
Todas
Secret Service
Thas Norion
Ghia Thessus
Pac
Ama
Tate Cone
Repis
Gates gifts plots for college and hospital in Port Arthur
Port Arthur city council donates two plots to John W. Gates. One site will host a coeducational college costing 100000. The second plot will bear a hospital with an estimated cost of 20000, both structures to honor his recently deceased mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Pex
John W. Gates
Democrats Gather In Chicago For Jackson Day Banquet
Five Democratic governors and governors elect attended the Iroquois club Jackson day celebration in Chicago. Re elected governors Johnson of Minnesota and Burke of North Dakota joined Governors elect Harmon of Ohio Marshall of Indiana and Shallenberger of Nebraska as they met leaders to discuss the party's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iroquois Club
Johnson
Minnesota
Burke
North Dakota
Harmon
Ohio
Marshall
Indiana
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Public reception honors Rear Admiral Robley D Evans
In Carnegie Hall tonight the Navy League of the United States hosts a public military reception for Rear Admiral Robley D Evans. The event celebrates his recovery from illness with uniformed officers and patriotic society members expected to attend in formal attire. Evans will speak publicly for the first time about the famous voyage from Hampton Roads to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie Hall
Navy League of the United States
Robley D. Evans
Mabe Histic
Hampton Roads
San
Clever Lightweights Ready for Gong in New York Ring
Two top lightweight boxers from Alperica meet tonight at the National Athletic Club in New York. Tom Murphy the Pride of Harlem faces Frankie Madden the Bowery Boy in a ten round bout. Murphy recently defeated Charley Griffin in Boston boosting his stock, and Madden trains hard aiming for a championship decision.
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New York
Jane
Alperica
National Athletic Club
Tommy Murphy
Pride
Harlem
Frankie Madden
Murpis
Charley Griffin
Boston
Weedy
Madden
Murply
Convictions in Night Rider Case Pad Morris and Hlamiiut
The verdict finds murder in the first degree in the night rider case with mitigating circumstances. Vioh Hlamiiut and Bud Morris were convicted of murder in the beer degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton City Ten
Pirv
Sey Nee Sency
Vioh Hlamiiut
Bud Morris
Secretary Hoot Signs Arbitral Treaties Amid Cabinet Talks
Secretary Hoot signs arbitration treaties with Ecuador and Holivia while Taft consults Philander C. Knox on cabinet appointments. The Security State Bank of Brain era Minnesota is closed pending examiner review. Mrs Ira McCready, wife of a Chicago manufacturer, found dead in a lake after slipping from a sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoot
Ecuador
Holivia
Taft
Philander C. Knox
the Security State Bank of Brain
Era. Minn
Ira McCready
Chicago
Inaugural Delayed as Assembly Deadlock Stalls Canvass
Springfield is stalled as the Forty sixth general assembly remains in deadlock over canvassing last election votes for state officers. The Senate refuses joint sessions, delaying inaugurations except the governor elect awaiting contest outcomes. The stalemate affects Lieutenant Governor Oglesby and Treasurer Russell while plans for a six member inaugural committee are postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
All
Forty-sixth General Assembly
House
Senate
Joint Assembly
John G. Oglesby
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Andrew J. Russell
Jacksonville
John F. Smulski
Paddock
Shurtleff
Don’t Blame Your Stomach Dyspepsia Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a stomach aid. It claims over eating and poor chewing cause indigestion and that tablets digest food, improve digestion, and cure bad breath and stomach discomfort. The copy urges readers to buy 50 cent boxes or request a free trial by mail from F. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Marthall
Mich
Marathon for Amateurs at Madison Square Garden
New York hosts the American Amateur Marathon tonight at Madison Square Garden. entrants include Jan S Mias Maloney, famed road record breaker, and Fred Lorz, a consistent marathoner. Prizes attract runners from Chicago to Boston and across the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan S—-Mias Maloney
Madison Square Garden
Rye
Dev
Fred Lorz
Mystery in St. Clair County church stabbing
Port Huron reports a fatal stabbing near Columbus in St. Clair county. Pastor Rev. J. H. Carmichael and neighbor Gideon Browning are missing, and authorities suspect one of them is the victim while they pursue the other to solve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Rattle Ran
Columbus
St. Clair County
J. H. Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Adair
Electric Bitters credited with reversing mother’s health decline
Mrs W L Patrick of Dan forth Me reports her 70 plus mother improved dramatically after using Electric Bitters. She had suffered twenty years of dyspepsia, with poor appetite, sleep, and digestion. Medical hopes were abandoned until this remedy. It boosts all vital organs and aids liver and kidney function. Only 50 cents at Knopfels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra W. L G.spatrick
Danforth
Leas
Ohas
D. Knopfel
Inauguration Plans Set As Indiana Prepares New Governor
Indiana lawmakers hear Governor Hanly’s lengthy final message as preparations surge for Governor-elect Marshall’s Monday inauguration. Committees from both houses named for inaugural arrangements meet at the state house. The joint session will canvass votes for governor and lieutenant governor and certify Marshall and Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Frank J. Hall
W. H. Taft
House of Representatives
State House
Jamess. Sherman
Senate
Thos R. Marshall
New York Chamber Backs Reciprocal Canada Treaty Powers
The New York state chamber of commerce declares support for empowering the U S president to negotiate a reciprocal treaty with Canada. The stance aims to ease cross border trade and strengthen economic ties between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
New York State
United States
Canada
Vinci advertised tonic restores health after lung trouble
The ad recalls Wo J Beown of Syreene NY who recovered from severe lung disease after using Vinci for three months, gaining from 68 to 157 pounds. It claims Vinci blends cod liver oil and iron, aids feeble and pulmonary cases, chronic coughs, and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxton Hospital
Utica
Eaid
Vinci
J Beown
Syreenee
N Y
Chas
D Kopefel
Draggiet
New Albany
Major Fremont Faces Court Martial in Cuba Today
Major Francis P. Fremont of the Fifth Infantry undergoes a general court martial in Sakua La Grande Havana to answer charges of misstatements about Major Wallace O. Clark and alleged intoxication comments. Fremont, son of General Jois Co Fremont, has faced prior courts martial for financial irregularities and for striking an enlisted man.
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Major Fremont
Cuba
Havana
Sakua la Grande
Francis P. Fremont
Fifth Infantry
Fremont
Wallace O. Clark
Francis P. Premont
Clara
Lazua
Wold
Jois Co Fremont
Local Notices And Obituaries From The City
Governor Hanly sends message to the general assembly printed on the third page. Funeral services held for Edward Sparkes and Louie Strader at Zion AME and Second Baptist churches. Officers of New Albany Commandery installed by Grand Vice Commander Anna Bettman. Hoosier State Poultry Association show ends tomorrow. crowds at Y M C A exhibit. Mrs Jennie Booth dies at fifty five after apoplexy. Lawsuit alerts: August Bohmer et al vs Southern Railway for 5000 damages. Henry Koch vs John Hoeble for 700 damages from fire damage November 16, 1908. Freewill offerings for Sicily earthquake relief taken at Second Presbyterian church with stereopticon lecture by Rev J P Moffat. Foley’s Owno Laxative advertised as cure for constipation and liver issues. Employment question joke from Cleveland Leader printed.
New bay mare travel impresses rider during drill
Wilt reports a London illustrated note about a bay mare used in a drill yesterday. The rider said the horse traveled well and that arms are sore from holding her during practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit
London Illustrated Bits
Weather and Legal Notes Include Daylight Times
The report notes sun rises at 7 24 and sets at 4 50, with partly cloudy skies in Indiana and possible snow in the south. A grand jury has indicted the Star Publishing company owner of the New York American over a Rockefeller related article. Rockefellers suits against Carvaslo Merrill and Clark continue. Also included is a humorous Kansas City Independent snippet about a kick from a Pepperpot salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Star Publishing Company
New York American
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefellers
Chicago
Rockefeller
Mesara, Carvaslo
Merrill and Clark
The
Star Company
Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Indiana market figures show wheat No 2 red at 61.04 with implied percentages, corn No 2 around 69 cents, oats No 2 mixed about 51 cents, and hay ranges from 10 to 13.6 dollars. Cattle around 3.5 to 7.26 per head, horses 4 to 6.40, sheep 3.50 to 4.00, lambs 3.00 to 7.25. Cincinnati Chicago and New York readings include wheat 1.07 to 1.10, corn 58 to 62 cents, oats 61 to 83 1/3 cents, cattle and hog prices varied, with Toledo May 1.00 1/8 and cash 1.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Ancient Swiss cave finds reveal perilous ancient lives
A Swiss cave yields bones suggesting 100000 year old humans faced constant danger from wild beasts. Modern concern shifts to deadly diseases as survivor A W Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung condition. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knoefel
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the Steel Corporation
Torney
Cul
Magis
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Committee On Finance
House of
Representatives
Committee
John A. Johnson
Bob
Navy League
Admiral Evans
Murphy and
Gong
Pate
Capitol
Gardner
Neneen
Adlai Stevenson
Deneer
Senston
Sistera
Media
M. Florence Erb
J. Clayton Erb
Catherine Beisel
Captain Erb
Nate
Oakland
F. B
James H. Murray
Ernor Kccti Marahgll
Legisla
Ture
Hanly
Marshal
Charles F. Maas
Albert F. Zearing
Gilbert A. Elliott
South Bend
William 8. Haggard
Lafayette
Secretary of State
Washington, D.C
Mr. Taft
Uty
Greenvile
Georgetown
Lafayette Township
Franklin Township
meenVille
Seorgetown
River Grove
Greenville
Calon
Luxee
Frank Green
Floyd County
Julian T. Miller
J Wstealth
Wm. Brown
Ays Vinol
General Assembly
Eiwerd Sparkes
Zion Ame Church
Louie Strader
Second Baptist Church
New Albany Commandery
United Order of the Golden Grove
Lass Night
Anna O. Bettman
Hoosier State Poultry Association
Ben
Pearland Main Streets
Jennie Booth
Charles Booth
Howard Park
Jeffersonville
August Bohmer
Nancy Motweiler
Freak Rouck
Southern Railway Company
Edwardsville Tunnel
Stoteenburg & Weathera
Henry J. Koch
John H Hoeble
Jewett & Jewett
Cafferere
Sicily
Aly
Second Presbyterian Church
J P. Moffat
Mediterranean
Italy
Moesina
Earthqaske Fund
Foley
Poley
Knoefel
Cleveland
Almanag
Sun
Meen
Holesale
Litewate
Kanana City
Buffalo
Toledo
And
Ceylon
All Grocers
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