Heinze to plead copper man in federal court indictments
F Augustus Heinze, once a copper king, is expected in New York to answer two federal indictments. The charges involve overcertification of Mercantile National Bank checks, misapplication of funds, and obstruction of justice by obtaining bank books from the United Copper Company. Heinze faces arraignment as the January term opens, with a strong legal team and possible delays if he arrives late.
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F. Augustus Heinze
New York
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Heinze
Butte
Mont
United States
United States Circuit Court
Mercantile National Bank
United Copper Company
Federal Grand Jury
Arthur P. Heinze
Carlos Warfield
Ohio Copper Company
Johnseer
Heinze Corporation
Sanford Robinson
Supreme Court
Robinson
Cary & Robinson
Hough
John C. Tomlinson
Levy, Rosenthal, & Heermance
John B. Stanchfield
Werfield
William Rand, Jr
Jerome
Joseph P. Cotton
Woman aeronaut hurt in French flight collision
In Alons sur Marne France on January 1 Mme de la Roche piloting a biplane collided with a tree during a flight to Jay. She was badly injured and the aircraft was destroyed in the crash.
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alons-sur-Marne
France
Mme. de la Roche
Jay
Southern Railway advert for travel to winter homes in the South
An ad describes Southern Railway service to winter homes in the South from New York City at 10 25 a m daily with compartment drawing room cars and dining car service. It mentions Aiken Augusta and Resorts South and cites 1209 Broadway.
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Aiken
Augusta and Resorts South
Southern Railway
N. Y
Broadway
Babies in Peril as Asylum Fire Burns Washington St
A blaze at St. Vincent's Foundling Asylum in Montclair New Jersey endangered thirty three babies and two nurses. Neighbors and firemen rescued the infants after flames ripped the two story frame building though hydrants were frozen. The asylum, aged sixty years, is tied to the Church of the Immaculate Conception and staffed by Sisters of Charity.
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Tribune
Montclair
N. J
St. Vincent's Foundling Asylum
Washington Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Asylum
Sisters of Charity
Elm Street
Cost of living inquiry ordered by U S Department
Washington on January 4 Secretary Wilson of Agriculture announced a sweeping inquiry into the cost of living in the United States. The study will be conducted mainly by Bureau of Animal Industry inspectors with help from other divisions. The inquiry will examine three factors: producer price, transportation cost, and wholesale versus retail pricing. The location of production and transport influence the results.
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Washington
Hull
Tennessee
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Mrs Morse Visited by Friends at Atlanta Prison
Mrs Charles W Morse wife of the banker now in federal prison arrived at noon in Atlanta. She was met by W P Reid and spoke of next steps in his behalf. Morse showed emotion only at parting. She plans a petition to the President if court avenues seem exhausted.
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the Tribune
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
W. P. Reid
Morse
Taft backs plan to raise Maine and honor sailors
President Taft expressed strong support for raising the battleship Maine from Havana Harbor to recover and suitably bury the sailors who perished. He informed Representative Loud of Michigan of his desire to see the appropriation bill enacted and offered readiness to back any viable proposal. Loud plans to push the measure in the House.
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Washington
Taft
Maine
Havana Harbor
Representative Loud
Michigan
Loud
Americans Cowardly in Art Says British Artist
Alfred East, president of the Royal Society of British Artists, visiting Chicago for an Art Institute exhibition, says Americans are courageous in action but cowards in judging art. He notes Americans are bold but spread opinions by others and urges developing a distinct American art with guidance from Old World artists.
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Chicago
Alfred East
Royal Society of British Artists
Art Institute
Mr. East
Hawley Adds To Estate In Babylon Long Island
Edwin Hawley of Babylon has bought about fifty acres in the eastern village area adjoining Effingham Park in West Islip. The site includes a historic gristmill used as a whip factory predating the Revolution. Hawley plans to keep the mill but remove the lumber yard and manufacturing plant. The price is reported at 40000 dollars, higher than the seller’s father paid 35000.
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Babylon
Long Island
Edwin Hawley
Howard
Hendrickson
Babylon Town
Effingham Park
West Islip
Hawley
President weighs discipline to curb insurgents in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the administration risks using patronage to curb insurgents in the two houses. President Taft and advisers seek assurance insurgents will not obstruct legislation or align with Democrats during the session. Miller of Minnesota claims Hitchcock withheld postmaster nominations under pressure, prompting shock among insurgents and regulars.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Miller
Minnesota
Speaker Cannon
Taft
Cannon
la Follette
White House
Capitol
Hitchcock
Minnesotan
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
John Dwight
Mr. Miller
Seven Die After Eating Canned Peaches at Reunion
Los Angeles reports seven people dead and three in serious condition after consuming canned peaches at a New Year family reunion. Victims named include Mrs. A Fernandez and baby, Mrs. G Valdez, Virginia Preciado aged four, G ER Yes, Mrs. Lola Garcia and her son. Authorities investigate cause amid contamination fears.
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Los Angeles
A. Fernandez
G. Valdez
Virginia Preciado
G. ER. Yes
Lola Garcia
Blizzard Forecast Hits New York as Snowstorm Rages
A powerful blizzard sweeping from Missouri toward the East brings heavy snows and gale winds. Traffic delays plague Grand Central and New Haven trains. navy ships halt on the North River amid ice. numerous sailors remain unaccounted for as leaves expire and crews regroup.
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North River
Connecticut
Missouri
Vermont
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New Hampshire
1St Naval Battalion
Naval Militia
17Th Street
L. Poor
Death of Darius Mills Ends Sudden at Millbrae
San Francisco obituary reports Darius Ogden Mills died suddenly at his Millbrae winter home after a brief illness of heart trouble. His son Ogden Mills rushed home from Millbrae after learning the news. Funeral plans hinge on Ogden Mills’s arrival, with a simple service at the house before interment at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, New York.
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San Francisco
Darius Ogden Millis
Millbrae
Here
the Tribune
Ogden Mills
New York
Utah
H. H. Taylor
Mr. Mills
Reid to Sail Today for Funeral in California
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid will sail on the St. Louis to attend the funeral of Mrs Reid's father D O Mills who died in California. King Edward sent condolences and asked a message be conveyed. Reid's absence delays embassy secretary William Phillips and postpones his planned January 17 marriage to Miss Caroline A Drayton of New York.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
St. Louis
Mrs. Reid
D. O. Mills
California
King Edward
Reld
Reid
William Phillips
Caroline A. Drayton
New York
Tributes in London to D. O. Mills’s character
London press prints appreciative notices of D. O. Mills praising his robust character values. He was well known in financial circles and society, had met the King, and was respected for energy and nobility. The American Ambassador was shocked. Continued on seventh page.
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Cable
the Tribune
London
D. O. Mills
Copenhagen Not Likely to Change Verdict
Dr Frederick A Cook's original notebooks arrived for examination but Rector Salomonson says the committee will not alter its judgment. He has seen the notebooks and remains convinced the explorer's claim to the pole is not bona fide.
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Copenhagen
Jan
Frederick A. Cook
Rector Salomonson
Paris Crime Solved in Gouin Murder on Train
In Paris on December 16 Mme Gouin widow of former Bank of France governor Jules Gouin was murdered on a train. Two soldiers Grady and Michel confessed after finger imprint leads to their arrest. They beat her with a shoe heel, robbed her, and disposed of the body on the tracks.
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Paris
Mme. Gouin
Jules Edouard Gouin
Bank of France
Grady
Michel
Melun
Victim of football dies from game injuries
Floyd E Huff sixteen died at his Newark home after injuries from a football game between his school team and Nutley High School on October twenty eighth. He slipped during a play and was struck in the spine by a fullback kick. Although hurt he finished the game. A tumorous growth and rash developed later, leading to a fatal outcome despite early treatment.
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Floyd E. Huff
North 7Th Street
Newark
Nutley High School
Huff
Charles W. Teeter
Suffragette Riot Fatality Shock in Leeds Coliseum
Leeds reports the first England fatality from suffragette disturbances as Constable Alfred Hudson dies from injuries after a riot outside the Coliseum on August 10. Sir Edward Grey spoke inside. suffragettes attempted entry, triggering the clash and Hudson's fatal injuries.
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Leeds
England
Alfred Hudson
Coliseum
Edward Grey
Sfgdson
Threatened Vice President Promoter Sought in Wisconsin
Gilbert Ringer of Two Rivers Wisconsin, active for over a year, is being sought by police for threats against Vice President Sherman and Senator La Follette. He reportedly visited La Follette seeking help to "get his rights" and then complained to the Vice President, with remarks suggesting a White House visit for satisfaction.
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Washington
Gilbert Ringer
Two Rivers
Wis
Sherman
la Follette
White House
Wisconsin
la Follete
Explosion Kills Three In Buffalo Cereal Plant Fire
An explosion and fire at the Buffalo Cereal Company plant in Buffalo on January 4 killed three workers and burned nine others. A 140 foot elevator adjacent to the yellow corn mill collapsed through the mill roof. all twelve elevator employees were injured or killed. Loss is estimated at 75000 dollars. Fire walls spared other sections of the facility.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Cereal Company
Joe Landes
F. Zeydel
Allds Chosen Senate Leader
Albany dispatch reports Republican Senators chose Jotham P. Allds of Chenango as majority leader and Finance Committee chair, amid Hinman supporters abstaining. The caucus left eight senators who backed Hinman undecided, with Woodruff denying any anti Hughes issue and noting Allds as natural leader.
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Tribune
Albany
Jotham P. Allds
Chenango
Finance Committee
John Raines
Harvey D. Hinman
Eof Broome
Wadsworth
Ray B. Smith
Senator Witter
Morrow
Mr. Airds
Hughes
Allds
Herbert Parsons
Washington
Woodruff
Agnew
Cobb
Wainwright
Heacock
Allen
Aiids
Senator Allen
Hinman
Witter
Davis
Senator Cobb
Brough
New York
Hewitt
Grattan
Woocruff
Senate
Assembly
Brooklyn
Alrds
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Maillard
Darius Ogden Mills
Grees
Father Knickerbocker
West
Mississippi Valley
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Western Connections
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Mississippi
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Lake Shore
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Tho
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MR. Reid
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Gouin
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Senator Allds
Florida
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