Territorial troop rumors prompt denial from Washington
Washington reports no orders issued for sending actat ional troops to Hawaii nor plans for new forces. The Hawaii garrison remains four regular companies with two recalled for target practice, and no immediate changes are planned.
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Washington
War Department
Hawaiian Islands
Mawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco Examiner
Thomas
Hawaii
United States Army
Little Brown
Lanai
United States
San Francisco
Altmann
Board of Education
Oriental School
Pal
Posilum Atven
Moody
Devlin
Germany
Berlin
Japan
William
Roosevelt
Russia
Amur
Siberia
Russian
California
M. Iswolsky
Railroads urged to speed coal and life supplies
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago and others to move coal and life necessities to the northwest as heavy snow and cold create widespread shortages. Military aid may be sought as towns report freezing and fuel fires while trains are stalled and construction halts.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Martin A. Knape
Chatman
Northern Railway
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Glenburn
N. D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Eyeleth
Minn
St. Paul
Great Northern
St Paul
Superior
Wis
Lake Country
Death of Col Vega Ends Brief Cuenca Rescue Attempt
In Guayaquil on December 15, Col Vega a rebel leader killed himself as government troops entered Cuenca to recapture prisoners after a failed rescue. Rebels claimed Vega was assassinated. fighting spread with bands reported in Oro province and Col Lara leading a new rebel force. An expedition of 400 troops with artillery left Guayaquil aboard the Cotopaxi to attack the rebels.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Gon
Paes
Cuenca
Ayancay
Col. Vega
Vega
Oro
Santa Rosa
Machila
Pasije Mh
Col. Larea
Garcia
Thathes
Peru
Guayquil
Machalt
Cotopaxi
Manuel Serrano
King Oscar Reported Resting Quietly Despite Serious Condition
Stockholm December 16 bulletin on King Oscar notes a quiet day with four hours of sleep and a more regular heart rate though the illness remains extremely serious. Doctors fear another heart attack could be fatal while the king shows interest in Christmas rituals and shares gifts with family.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Priday
Army Officers to Be Tried for Brownsville Riot
Washington reports the secretary of war ordered court martial for Maj. Charles W. Penrage and Capt. Edgar A. Macklin of Company G 25th Infantry under the sixty second article of war for conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline in failing to prevent and suppress the Brownsville riot last August.
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Washington
Staf
Secretary of War
Charles W. Penrage
Edgar A. Macklin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Ohio Grange Favors Arbitration Message to Roosevelt
The Ohio State Grange in Canton on December 15 urged President Roosevelt to push The Hague conference to continue without long recess until Christian nations sign a broad peace and arbitration treaty to settle disputes without war.
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Ohio Grange
Canton
Ohio State Grange
Roosevelt
The
Hague
Christian Nations
Clergy and State Clash Over French Separation Plan
Paris reports an archbishopric communication suggests lay declarations on worship can occur without disobeying papal orders while the cabinet drafts sweeping measures to sever church ties. Proposals include seizing church property, pension reductions, and enforcing citizenship rules as public worship continues with limited delays. The plan aims to transfer church assets to the state and municipalities and adjust the law to permit worship under new conditions.
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Paris
Richard
Vatican
Fallieres
State Department
Probate court sets December hearing on minor guardianship
Minnesota Brown County probate notices announce examination of the guardianship accounts for Otto and George Wicherski. The order requires public notice and publication in the New Ulm Review for three weeks before the December 20, 1908 hearing.
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State OF
Minnesota
Guardianalip
Wetherski
Oearne
Dito Gusti Wicherski
Beall Wicherski
Guardine
Otto 6 Wicherski
George Wicherski
Anid
New Ulm
Lard
A. Gkorer
State OF Minnesota
New Uno
Krew Lim Review
Reid County
Minn
S.A. Gerokgr
Tudue of
Probar
Friedrich Heere
Albert J. Alwin
Friedrichs Heere
Ipauld
Itia
Fox
Brown
la Probyte Court
Benjamin F
Webber
Sid County
Benjamin K. Webler
Henjsmink
Jail
Court House
New Ukrid
Bean
S.A. Gronor
County OF Brown
Mary Ranbe
Mary Rexbe
August Raabe
Wenelocre A.M
Wii
New
Salt
Fortis Wath
New Ulm Review, A Weekly Pewnpaper Printed and Published At New Ulm Inslae
S.A. Gaoxor
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ForpaLe & Somsen
U.S
Stew Uno
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Bank
Bagberg
Masonic Elk
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Steinhauser
Masonic Block
Tl. S. Cour New Ulm, . A
Pritsche
Voluntander
Brown Co
Bank New Ura Minn
Wm. Pfaender, Jr
Dr. King
Gopvrichrs &c
Mattia Olgour
Scientific American
All Newadealers
HU & Co
Omer New Yorks TF Bt
Washington, D
Parker
la Crosse
A. E. Edgell
la Crosse Plow Company
Edgell
Otto Young
Chicago
Orer
Ganen
Gol. Vega
King Oscar
Cabinet
Prieata
Maus
Cully
Schmitz
Ruef
Abraham Ruef
Wallace E. Wise
Dunne
House Committee of Indian Affairs
5. A.growa
Kigrobate
W. DL. Rawls
Belle, Teun
Nesal Eatarr
Hocklen
Kennedy
Tarla
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