Two More Middies Guilty of Hazing
News from Anunnand Maryland reports Foster of New Albany Indiana and Marzoni of Pensacola Florida found guilty of hazing at Graduating Glass. The Navy records indicate verdicts of guilty and awaiting action by the secretary of the Navy, with pending formalities before arrest or release.
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Glass
Anunnand
Mir.shipmen Worth W. Foster
New Albany
Ind
Pettersen B. Marzoni
Pensacola
Fla
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Resolutions Honor President for Temperance Work
Rev J J Curran treasurer of the Catholic Total Abstinence of America presented engrossed resolutions praising the president for his address at the 35th convention in Wilkes-Barre last August. The resolutions thank the president and pledge love cordial cooperation for the glory of God and humanity.
Assaulted Foster Daughter Convicted in Burlington Case
J Elwood Vansciver of Burlington was found guilty of criminal assault on Re Veren Lowne a foster child he raised from the county home. He received ten years hard labor. Also Lawrencebury Jan 12: William York aged 68 given life for murder of his brother James York 15. The Yorks were wealthy farmers.
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J. Elweod Vansciver
Burlington
N. J
Mount Holiy
X. J
J. Elwood Vansciver
Veren Lowne
Ferri
Lawrencebury
William TE
York
James R. York
James
Yorks
William
Budget to Raise 240 Million by Credit in 1906
The budget of 1906 outlines a need to raise about 240.5 million dollars by credit to balance expected receipts and expenditures. It reveals total war costs at 1.05 billion and notes reduced revenue amid internal disorders, with treasury bonds and Paris-backed credit used to stabilize finances. The plan anticipates some revenue gaps and maintains a gold reserve decline, while promising future budget examinations with an elective assembly's participation.
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St Petersburg
Far East
treasury
Kokoveos
Paris
adert
Russia
lanves
Fake Prophet in Porto Rico Draws Thousands
A report from Ponce says a self proclaimed Evangelist called the Tree Sorietr preaches in district villages with many followers. He orders crosses worn on the neck to ward off Satan and attracts about 2000 people leaving homes and work for services. In nearby New York Barnet Cohen, linked to English rubber trade, is released after hospital sanity evaluation. Spotted fever deaths rise among navy apprentices in Newport News. Congressman Sibley declares political ambitions satisfied in Greeny.
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prophet
Jonn
Satan
New York
Barnet Cohen
England
Cesrie
Bellevue hospital
Masistrare Corelli
Jeti market
Cohen
macistrate
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Newport
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Roanoke
Frederick Friend
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Sibley
Greeny
Joseph C. Sibley
Carnegie Plant Burned at Greenville Pa Fire Loss Tops 200000
Greenville Pa Jan 12 Fire wiped out the Carnegie Steel plant causing an estimated loss between 106000 and 600000. Two men were burned but not fatally. Explosive boiler blast sent fire balls into the roof and sheds trapping workers and destroying the mill. The blaze left many workers jobless.
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Greenville
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Empire Life Insurance Company Fails Receivers Sought for Wind-Down
Directors call for a receiver to wind down the Empire Life Insurance Company after a judge awarded $200 against it. The deliberations reference its 1891 cooperative origin and 1895 reorganization as an assessment firm with 2200 policies totaling about 1 million dollars in face value and significant liabilities. The firm had limited cash and amid investigations by a legislative committee.
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Empire Life Insurance Impany
calrick W. Brower
Davies
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Drower
Empire Tire rnsurance company
Stacey WHeon
Kentucky
New Jersey
Ohio
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York
Pennsylvania
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Fire at Norfolk storage plant destroys city buildings
A January fire at the Norfolk Storage plant caused extensive damage including the city hall and the jail area. A wall collapse endangered nearby facilities while emergency crews fought the blaze and containment was pursued. Damages are estimated around $140,000.
Firesug Repents Repays Stockholders For Losses
A man from a village repents after firing his own house during temporary insanity and reimburses stockholders of Ingrar Company for losses paid him. The case hinges on an insurance payout and a cited Bible verse about repentance of the wicked. Indicted for Forgery in Newark concerns a bank wife and her son tied to a Savings Bank grand jury.
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Breokiva
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Newark, O
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Savings Bank
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. Michael Hart wife of the superintendent of Cart Salve in Kingston Jamaica reports using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for cough croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial. She would not be without a bottle. Sold by A L Persie's Drug Store.
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Dr. ull
Dr. Bull
Chamberlain
Michael Hart
Cart
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
A. L. Pesrie
Suspending Bigelow Subpoena and Canal Management Tangle
Senate committees consider a subpoena for Pow Bigelow amid canal management disputes cited by President Roosevelt. Reports place Bigelow in New York awaiting action as part of efforts to compel testimony and possibly remove officials.
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senate
Ransdell
ates
cranial zone
feirs
Seenes Tiarin
canal 2
Taft
Rooosevelt
Bigelow
New
Reform Faction Ties Denied by Mayor in City Politics
Philadelphia January 12 Mayor Weaver declares no connection with current factions and stresses municipal reform as the sole aim. He resists partisan pressures while urging Republicans to align with good government and calls a mass meeting January 18 for public input on upcoming legislative actions.
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ptalemant
Weaver
Republican party
Hill's Trial Near End as Defense Requests Case Taken From Jury
Philadelphia Jan 12 John W Hill former chief of the filtration bureau defense closes with engineer testimony Commonwealth offers no rebuttal Judge Audenried reserves decision. Defense argues lack of evidence to justify jury verdict and asks case be withdrawn from jurors.
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John W. Hill
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commonwealth
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Hill
Tie
Audenried
Bell
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