Major News Roundup From Global Political and Economic Events
Notable deaths include Orlando Jay Smith founder of the American Press Association in Dobbs Ferry New York. The world sees tensions as ten powers submit proposals for a new international code and Turkey opens a new constitutional government in Istanbul. Roosevelts diplomacy and Panama Canal debates dominate headlines with reactions to Panama Canal charges and railway acquisitions reshaping markets.
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Orlando Jay Smith
The
American Press Association
Dobbs Ferry, N.Y
Bank Robbery In Portland and Paris Death Report
Three men robbed the East Side Bank in Portland Oregon taking 15009 dollars. Prof Wo Nuapp formerly connected with the University of Chicago is reported dead in Paris Janee. A library on the labor movement owned by the late Henry TD Libyrd of Chicago has been presented to the University of Wisconsin. Miners and operators in the Kanawha field West Virginia failed to agree on a wage scale at their conference in Charleston.
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Ore
Wo. Nuapp
University of Chicago
Paris
Lnte Henry TD
Bonaparte Seeks Expanded Legal Powers for Appeals
Attorney General Bonaparte urges Congress to grant the United States a right of appeal to the Supreme Court as a matter of right in criminal cases, especially where wealthier defendants avoid reversal. He notes wartime enforcement goals, cites cases, and calls for legislation to arrest corporations through a simpler legal process akin to arrest of natural persons.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Department of Justice
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House Reps Unanimously Back Request for Evidence on Secret Service
The House adopted a resolution by unanimous vote asking the President to provide any evidence supporting his annual message about Congress attitudes toward government secret service appropriations. The special committee led by Mr Perkins and John Sharp Wilkins of Mississippi agreed to remain in session over Christmas to receive evidence and review it impartially. A division on the interpretation of the President's message was requested by Mr Bennett but failed as 270 members voted aye and 34 no.
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New York
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Turkey
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Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
Perkins
Chirman
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Mississippi
Mra. Perkins
Noviva Voce
Mir Bennett
Williams
Couple fatally hacked at home in Delaware sleep
In Wilmington Delaware a man 18 and his wife 24 were found fatally hacked in their bed at 152 Bird Street. Police detained a suspect after the bodies were discovered by the husband’s brother and a bystander. A hatchet lay on the bed as investigators believe the attack was motivated by revenge.
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Wicents Florezik
Bird Street
Wilmington
Del
Alexander Florezik
Alexander
Tie
Florezik
Sports Dockets and Coaching Updates Across Major Circles
Milwaukee targets a follow up win as congress plans focus. Harvard confirms Percy Houghton as football coach for two more years. James Ro Keene tops this season’s American turf. Cornell track vs Maroons set for Bartlett Gym indoors this winter. Canadian Tommy Burns holds heavyweight and all-weight titles. Sir Martin the most profitable racehorse this season with substantial stakes. A relay from New York to Washington brings nearly 1000 boys bearing a silver dish to President Roosevelt. Patsy Donovan likely to manage Boston by next year after leaving Brooklyn. Jed Bradley of Boston KO’d in fourth by A Kubiak of Grand Rapids at West End Athletic Club Philadelphia. injury sent him to hospital.
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Milwaukee
Percy Houghton
Harvard
James Ro Keene
Cornell
Maroons
Bartlett Gymnasiu
Tommy Burns
New York
Washington
Rudolph Foster
Roosevelt
Patsy Donovan
Brooklyn Nateral
Boston
Jed Bradley
Kubiak
Grand Rapids
Mieh
West End
Philadelphia
Bribe Sentences Calminbus Official Four Years
Fred Lied, ex member of the Calminbus board of control, is sentenced to four years in the Ohio penitentiary for taking a bribe from Nelson Cannon of the Trinidad Paving Company of Cleveland in the Hast Broad street paving case. Fre Eminel, another former board member, is also serving a penitentiary term.
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Fred Lied
Calminbus Board of Control
Qohie
Nelson Canhon
Trinidad Paving Company of
Cleveland
Hast Broad Street
Freeminel
Board of Control
Two Die In Auto Crash At Milwaukee Bridge
An automobile with three men plunged through an open draw of the Oneida street bridge in Milwaukee early morning. Oscar Z. Bartlett and Albert Wang died. Solliday was rescued with injuries while the third occupant survived. The car struck the water after the bridge opened and sank between the dock and center pier, trapping Kang beneath the submerged vehicle.
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Oneida Street
Milwaukee
Energency Hospital
Oscar Z. Bartlett
Board of Trade
Albert Wang
AL FP
Solliday
Solliday Motor Company
Kang
Fareas
Bartlett
Mo. Solliday
Towa
Kame
Bank in Napoleon Faces Assignment After Insurance Failure
Crowds in Napoleon Ohio react as Citizens State Bank posts an assignment. Donnelly backed loans by cashier Groll allegedly without authority, tied to Ohio German Fire Insurance Co collapse. Bank capital 7100 0 undivided surplus 21000 deposits 330 000. president confined in Minnesota hospital.
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Napoleon
Ohio
Citizens’ State Bank
DPD
Donovan
Minnesota
Groll
Michael Donnelly
Ohio German Fire Insurance Company
Donnelly
Revolutions and Reports Across Papers Spark Curiosity
Across several papers, Nord Alexis departs early avoiding a financial report while Latian factions drift toward debating societies. Nord Alesis has faced many revolutions, likened to a roulette gambler's luck, as others warn of U.S. intervention if unrest continues.
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Nord Alexis
Detroit News
Voledo Blade
Nord Alesis
Atlanta Journal
Big Furnace Starts Up After Fifteen Months
The Emma blast furnace at American Steel and Wire in Cleveland begins operation for the first time in fifteen months. Two shifts totaling 500 workers are put to work as the furnace will run continuously day and night.
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Emma
American Steel and Wire Company
Cleveland
Sunlit Fire Startles Sycamore Home
Fire in the home of J. C. Holt in Sycamore Ohio was started when sun rays focused through a water filled fish globe ignited a blaze. Quick discovery prevented full destruction.
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J. C. Holt
Sycamore
Ohio
Widow stakes claim over Hay heir after elopement tale
Adelbert Tay or Hay Jr is cited as the late Secretary of State’s heir. The widow Mary Ryb and Phy Whe complain their daughter married Adelbert Hay Jr in Atlantic City in August. They accuse Dr Snyder of withholding facts and seek recognition of the marriage and heir status.
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Tolan Play
Mary Ryb
Phy Whe
Hay
Arthur Kraut
Philadelphia
Adelbert Tay
Washington
Atha Tic City
William Waylor Snyder
Thay Pauly
Ore
Adelbert Hay Jr
Dr Snyder
Missouri Electoral Vote and National Political Shifts
Missouri Governor Folk moves to cast the state’s electoral vote for William H Taft amid a Taft plurality of 1026. Populists and other radicals convene in St. Louis to push a practical politics party. Ohio’s Theodore Burton considered for treasury secretary, with Senate ambitions. Nebraska judge J J Sullivan resigns after a day on the bench. La Follette campaign finances reveal matching receipts and expenditures. Roosevelt’s push to appoint John D Pringle as appraiser stirs Republican leaders. Charles Neill to be reappointed labor commissioner. Carroll Wright leaves Clark University presidency.
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Missouri
William He. Taft
Taft
St. Louis
Robert M. la Follette
Madison
Alfred T. Rowers
Senator la Follette
Republican National Committee
Stoll
Lai Follette
Troosevelt
John DD. Pringle
Labor World
Pittsburg
Charles DP. Neill
Roosevel
Neill
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Holiday trade shows push expansion despite uneven activity
Wholesale and retail trade show signals point to gradual gains in overall holiday business with larger centers active while smaller markets lag. Unseasonably warm weather and shifting consumer spending to discount retailers restrain demand, with pockets of strength in some regions and orders easing in others.
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Greely
Barsiess Paiures
Coridstreet
Chicago Spring and Summer Wares Demand Signals Trade Shift
Market chatter in Chicago notes rising demand for spring and summer wares including straw Tievenses and Palures. Wholesale fines remain high with a strict license trade and attention shifts to discoveries. Monthly reports show activity in the district with figures near forty to forty two for recent weeks.
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Deava Industries
Chicago
Chicago Cattle and Grain Prices Mixed Across Markets
The notice lists cattle and grain prices across multiple markets including Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, and New York. Prices cover sheep, wheat No 2, corn No 2, oats No 2 white, rye No 2, butter creamery, and eggs western.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
St.os
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Abe
Trade and Industry Notices Call For More Examiners
Bank Superintendent Schaefer of Minnesota requests two additional examiners at a cost of ROA a year. The Southern States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture unites with manufacturers and feed dealers to push uniform laws governing stock foods.
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Schaefer
Minnesota
Southern States’ Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
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