Banker Morse Freed by Taft as Death Looms
Former New York banker Charles W. Morse, serving a fifteen year federal sentence for Banking Act violations, is commuted to immediate release after a Taft-ordered review. Surgeon General Torney warns Morse may not live beyond six months due to degenerative diseases, and President Taft cites his poor health in granting clemency.
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Torney
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Lumberman Reelected President Urges Parcels Post Support
Minneapolis January 19 W R Wood of Parker reelected president of the Northwestern Lumberman Assoc Resolutions were adopted urging adoption of parcels post and urging Congress to act on a measure by Harrison proposing that corporations file returns for dual fiscal years New York reports indicate ongoing efforts to advance the policy through congressional action
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Parker
Northwestern Lumberian
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Congress
Harrison
corfe
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Morgan Promoted to Ambassador to Brazil
E. Morgan, a veteran diplomat, has been promoted to ambassador to Brazil. The move elevates his role in diplomatic relations and reinforces the United States stance in South American affairs. Further details on successor assignments were not disclosed.
Taft Receives Cuban Report Finds Intervention Unneeded
Washington January 19 President Taft after reviewing a lengthy confidential report from Minister Beaupre on the Cuban situation called a meeting with Secretary Knox and Secretary of War Slimson. They concluded the situation has improved and there appears to be no immediate need for intervention. Gomez indicated the crisis may subside if Cubans unite to select constitutional presidential candidates.
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Beaupre
Knox
War Slimson
Gomez
Veterans’ Association
aplife
Strikers Parade Through Mill District in Lawrence
Violent mood grows as workers march past Canal street with Syrians leading a 1000-strong procession. Mayor Scanlon seeks federal troops. Gov. Foss approves extra militiamen to relieve guards. Militia halts crowds at two points while 206 women join afternoon march through the mill district in unrest.
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iwyer
Cardinal O'Connell Sails For Home
Cardinal O'Connell and his entourage departed Naples aboard the White Star liner Canopic, bound for home with an expected arrival in Boston on January 29. A hearty farewell occurred at the quay.
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Hoston
Trial of Packers Case Aims to Shorten to Next Summer
Chicago reports that two defendants linked to the packers case are named with firsthand knowledge of the test costs of beef. Walter A. Wall of Morris & Co testified about mailed reports to Edward Morris and Louis H. Heyman. prosecutors warn the trial may not end until next summer with 80 volumes of documents and up to 100 defense witnesses.
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Walter A. Wall
Morris & Co
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Edward Morris
Louis H. Heyman
cago
nuary
McFarland
Wall
United States
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Kenyon
gage
Wilkerson
French Steamer Manouba Seized With Turkish Nurses
Special dispatch from Paris reports the French steamer Manouba seized by Italians with twenty eight Turkish nurses aboard. The incident deepens a diplomatic tangle and may trigger a major international dispute.
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Manouba
Trunk Missing in $100,000 East St. Louis Land Claim
Cincinnati baggage officials seek the whereabouts of a trunk alleged to hold papers proving title to land wasted at $100,000 in East St. Louis. The trunk's location is unknown as officials investigate the claim.
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Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
East St. Louis
Battle at Derna Sees Italian Losses Peak
In Derna at 2.30 P M on January 19 Fifteen Italians were killed and twenty five wounded The Turkish side suffered about two hundred dead and wounded from the engagement with Turkish forces prevailing in the clash reported from Tripoli.
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Derna
Storm wrecks seven ships with seventy five lives lost
Special dispatch from London reports a severe storm off the British coast causing seven shipwrecks and the loss of seventy five lives. Weather conditions hinder rescue efforts as authorities confirm the fatalities and ongoing salvage operations along the shore.
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British
The News
London
Great Britian
Harxner's Drug Store Headlines In Chamois Sponges Online
Local notice notes HARXNER'S DRUG STORE listing items in Chamois and Sponges. Readable fragments reference online listings and sales context with minimal details.
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HARXNER'S
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