Big Damage Suits Possible Over Panama Canal Editorial
President Roosevelt denounces Delavan Smith of the Indianapolis News over a Panama canal scandal editorial. Libel suits may follow against all who published the New York syndicate story alleging a low canal price and a $40 million sale profit. French court records show distributions to over 250,000 stockholders with about $200,000 still unclaimed.
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Rockefeller to join American colony in London fashionables
John D. Rockefeller plans annual residence in London fashionables circle after purchasing Nos 38 and 40 Queen Anne's Gate and starting demolition for a marble palace. Officials delay but real estate dealers confirm the deal and initial transfer.
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Taft Arrives in New York for Stay and Dinner
President elect William Howard Taft arrived in New York by Pennsylvania railroad at 1 PM and will stay with his brother Henry W. Taft through tomorrow. He is slated to speak at the North Carolina society dinner at the Waldorf tonight. Timothy L. Woodruff and other Republicans plan to visit Taft this afternoon.
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New Organist Engaged at First Methodist Church
Prof. Weddell of Westminster College presided at the organ for two services at the First Methodist Church. An accomplished musician, his work was highly appreciated by choir and congregation, and it is probable he will be engaged as regular organist.
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Famous WilI Case Reopened in U S Supreme Court
The famous Andrew J. Davis will case was re opened in the U S Supreme Court by Justice McKenna awarding the estate of the late Robert G Ingersoll 100000 for his efforts in breaking that will.
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Furs Display Invites Shoppers at Stritmater Store
Ladies and children's furs on display tomorrow at Stritmater Store with New York and Detroit furrier representatives attending. Free admission encourages shoppers to view high quality selections and exclusive items tomorrow.
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President to speak February Lincoln Birthday at Lincoln farm
President Roosevelt announced he would deliver a Lincoln’s birthday address on February 12 at a celebration to be held at the Lincoln farm. The event aims to honor Abraham Lincoln with public remarks from the chief executive.
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Police Capture Alleged Forger Using Wrong Cross Mark
Roger De Padre, sought on forgery charges, was arrested by Officer C. C. Horner at the Fountain Inn within ten hours of arriving in the city. The case centers on a $30 check signed with a rubber stamp and a misused cross mark by Paul Fazzoni, a Center Street fireworks maker, who identified the error in the stamped cross as the forgery tell. De Padre is held at the police station awaiting action by an alderman. he requested an attorney and gave no statement about the alleged crime.
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City morals debated as councilman claims sham eful incompetence
Rev Whalen and Rev Campbell clash over city morals and police corruption. They accuse Mayor Lusk of weakness and incompetence as county detectives raid brothels and arrest eight. Speakers call for Christian leadership, urging voters to back "clean city" officials and uphold moral governance.
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Deaths Of The Day Mrs Mary J Patterson
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Mary J Patterson at 408 Borough Line Street after a long illness Born in Tyrone Ireland December 21 1838 she was 70 and survived by nine children Funeral at the family home Tuesday at 230 pm with burial at Oak Park Also updates on infant Charles Crawford Richey aged 6 months 22 days who died after bronchitis in Shenango township Funeral Wednesday at the family residence with interment at Savannah
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Death of Mrs. Hannah Moore in Pittsburg
Word arrived here of the death Saturday of Mrs. Hannah Moore widow of William Clark Moore at 312 North Euclid avenue East end Pittsburg. The funeral was held Monday afternoon.
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Buxton and Hanna Families Noted in Local Obituaries
Funeral for Mrs. S. A. Buxton of Neshanock avenue held Sunday at Shenango Uni church with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers listed as Nesbit, Shellenberger, Boyd, Shaw, Sheaff, Gibson. George and Mrs. Hanna mourn twin infants died Saturday. funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. with interment in Oak Park cemetery.
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Paulla Ea Loi Dies at Chewton After Illness
Paula Ea Loi of Chewton dies at home following a long illness. Aged 4, he is survived by a wife and three children. The funeral is set for 8 AM at St. Vitus church with interment at St. Vitus.
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Card of Thanks for Leyshorn Richards Family
Mrs. Leyshorn Richards and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father Leyshon Richards.
National conservation congresses converge on Washington
Washington hosts four major conventions on natural resources this week as leaders from across the country gather. Notables include Taft, Roosevelt, Fairbanks, Bryce, Carnegie, Gompers, Cannon and Straus, with Pacific coast speakers and the Southern Commercial congress also present.
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Simon Will Be Hayti's President
Port au Prince December 7. Gen Antoine Simon head of the Haytien government shows a peace pact with Gen Fouchard, who entered Fort Au Prince as a claimant, as evidence Simon seeks the presidency and will brook no interference. Fouchard reached Fort Au Prince yesterday and appears to be in accord with Simon, abandoning his own bid.
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Bride and Groom of Sixteen Years Tie Quick Wedding
Floyd Sheaff of Berger street and Jennie Newton of Rigby street wed at 7 30 PM in Grace M E church parsonage with parental consent. Both brides and groom are about 16 years old. Reverend G S W Phillips officiated.
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Cannon and Taft to Head Conference
Representative Sherman announced a conference between President elect Taft and Speaker Cannon to be held in Washington. The exact day and hour had not been fixed.
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Furrier offers remodeled furs and repair services
Practical furriers remodel and repair furs with guaranteed workmanship. Also selling gloves mitts and gauntlets. Located at 43 North Mill Street upstairs. S716
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