Roosevelt Foraker clash sparks heated Washington debate
Correspondents' Club report describes a highly charged exchange at a Roosevelt Foraker dinner with Morgan and Rogers present. Roosevelt defends executive power amid railroads and corporate tensions, telling critics they will face the people if they threaten rights and protections.
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Washington
Jun
Presient Housevelt
Jesuiter Foraker
Foraker
J. Pieroune Marga Ainsi Ui
HL. Ftegers
Seunis Hiadheedhy
Kheelai
Roosevelt
Renate Poraker
Phi Aurtiele
Browtsvilly
Hia
Ute
Sone Shige
Air
Morgan
Ate
Rogers
Deltoves Fe
Injury Report From Newburg Sledding Accident
An elderly man named Odell Wis, 82, suffered a rough sledding crash in Newburg New York. He was knocked around and bruised but not seriously injured. His son is former Governor Chllell.
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Sage Fagitr
Newburg
N.Y
Es-Mave
Trenjumin
Odell
Oded
Ma. Odvil
Chlell
New Jersey Senate Deadlock Spurs Three Ballots for U S Senate
In Trenton New Jersey legislators met in a joint session and cast three ballots for the United States senator position. The text notes candidates including Pitney and Wilson and mentions the death of a Mrs Dexedus and a violent incident in Olneyville where a man was fatally wounded by a heated pistol barrel.
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Trenton
Bps
New Jersey
Unites States
Bulge
Ae Grigeshed
Pitney Ckepa
Bhvetsen
Jib Wilson
Martine
Dexedus
Wasbee
Sion
Olneyville
Booldani
Coe Yessald
Olant
Ilo
Mettann
Grip and Kissing Warn Health Officials in Atlantic City
Health writer Dr. Bomers cautions that kissing spreads grip infections and urges public avoidance. He cites a state health advisory warning against saliva transmission and notes a majority of kisses carry germs to prevent influenza outbreaks.
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Atlantic City
XN. GR
Jan
Gieer der Spiers
Lui
Issiad
Bomers
Maritime Express Wreck Near Windsor Junction
The maritime express train from Montreal to Witaxy wrecked near Windsor Junction on a night in the Tuatercechanial railroad era. The entire train was derailed except one car. no lives were lost though several passengers and a few crew members were injured.
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Maritime Express
Wallpax
N.S
Montreal
Witaxy
Windsor Junction
Dgesengers Snch Teaiumen
Jury dismissals mark Thaw trial delays in New York
Justice Fitzgerald excused jurors Nos. 4 and 6 amid secrecy and speculated motives. New jurors John S. Dennes of New Orleans and David S. Walker, a Louisiana real estate broker, were sworn as replacements as testimony is delayed to tomorrow afternoon in the case of Harry E Thaw and the murder of Stanford White.
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Yan
Harry E.thaw
Fitzgerald
Jerome
Stanford’ White
Arthur
Campbelli
Teleplone Consiguetion
Floreld Th. Tatre
Will Street
Courlevens
Ampbell
Campbell
Faire
Champbell
David S. Walker
Mr. Walker
Jolo Brishbel Walker
Dennee
Walker
Tafpamen
Nere
Louisiania
Branford White
Higgins Has Tors For the Worse
Ex Governor Wiggins is reported to be deteriorating in health. Dr Hibfal arrived at Higgins bedside after 2 this morning. Franchot, former state superintendent of police works, and L Bartlett, a close associate of the governor, join the family at the Higgelus homestead as Higgins receives treatment advised by Professor Theodore L. Schott, the German heart specialist, over the past two days.
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Hib Fal
Velovk Ibis
Mr. Higgins
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Palice Works
L. Bartlett
Bilgelus Homestead
Theodore L. Schott
Gennan
Professor Behring Not Placed in Insane Asylum
Relatives in Capri deny reports that Emil von Behring of Berlin the diphtheria serum discoverer has been confined to an insane asylum. They say he suffers a nervous breakdown from overwork while pursuing a cure for consumption and will spend several weeks at a quiet villa in Capri to recover.
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Berlin
Capri
Lig Villa
Copri
Simpison and Alve. Bforner Subpoenaed in Horner Killing Case
In Simpison’s Trin Simpison and her associate Alve Bforner faced public scrutiny as witnesses for the prosecution in the murder of Bartley J. Horner in Nuriiport on Bow 27, 190. The two women were subpoenaed to testify about the case.
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Swiverheas
N. W
Towo
Brs
Simpson
Alve
James Wadnet
Bartley J. Horner
Nuriiport
Bow
Mathematician George B. Mellroy Dies at 82 in Michigan
Emeritus professor George B. Mellroy of Adrian College died suddenly of heart disease in Mich aged eighty two. He held every post at Adrian College since 1866 and was once credited as the second best mathematician in the United States and fourth in the world in a testimonial.
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Decal
Adectan
Mich
Jan
George B. Mellroy
Adrian College
ISGG
Uso
Adjutant General Dissolves Captain Wendell's Post
Albany January 30 Adjutant General issued a special order discharging Captain Louis Wendell of the first battery New York from the wall east guard after receiving his resignation. Wendell faces charges of misuse of armory funds.
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Capénia
Albany
N.Y
Henry the
Train Collision Claims Two Lives Near Crowder City
A Katy freight collided with a local passenger train near Crowder City causing two deaths and injuring several others. Engineer Mc Carver and Fireman Henderson perished in the wreck as rescue crews rushed to the scene.
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Soule
Balestior
Jan
An. Wight
Katy
Crowder City
Here
McCarver
Henderson Ody
Baldwin Works Ablaze In Major Philadelphia Fire
A massive fire destroyed an entire section of Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia, with about 14,000 workers affected across multiple departments. Firefighters faced spreading flames from Spring Garden to Broad streets, as loss estimates ranged from $100,000 to $7,000,000 with production halted across the plant.
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Lous
Philadelphale
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Erstalling
Spring Garden Street
Baldwin. _Locamative works
Punch States
Departmente
Lewistown
John H. Converse
Burnham, Wilms & Co
Baldivin
Bnsumitce
Once Knocked Roosevelt Down in a Boxing Bout
A report from Commissioners Garfeld Neill and Hank Stareck shows Charles Hanks and George Harriman of Boston failed to prove charges against Professor Henry C. Adams of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hanks reportedly boxed with the president at Harvard, knocking him down once.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt L
Garfeld
Neill
Hank Bxaine Stareck
Charles 5. Hanks
George W. R.harriman
Boston
Zoo
Henry C. Adams
Interstate Coumerce Commission
Hanks
Harvard
Dow
Explosion destroys Oyster Bay grocery store. Italian owners injured
Dynamite destroyed a Jam BA grocery store in Oyster Bay owned by Italian Frank Carome. Carome and an associate named Alfonty, who slept in the rear, were badly bruised. a third Italian in a room above the shop was severely injured. Believed feud-related blast among Italians in local contracting work.
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Oyster Bay
Jam BA
Frank Carome
Carome
Alfonty
Fatal Train Tragedy in Jackson Involves Miss Bartlett
Miss Harriet S. Bartlett knelt on a railroad track in Jackson Michigan raising hands in prayer when struck and killed by a Michigan Central passenger train. Her marriage had been postponed due to ill health and family said she was troubled.
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Eveit
Jackson
Mich
Harriet S. Bartlett
Michigan Central
Miss Bartlett
Car collision injures residents in New Haven area
A coal car from New Haven struck a residence at night injuring a seventeen year old and throwing a resident from bed. Julie Murphy, described as a grater, and Miss Margaret Murphy are named in the account with the accident occurring as they were in the dwelling. Investigation details are limited in the readable text.
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Kumawiy
Honsec
Julie Murphy
Reo
Margaret Murphy
New Haven
Nordica Gets Deed of Biringplace
Music star Nordica receives deed to old family homestead in Farmington Maine from Mrs. William Baldwin of Dorchester Massachusetts. The property had faced destruction but is now saved for the family.
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Nordica
Boston
William
Baldwin
Dorchester
Mass
Farmington
Providence storehouse shooting jury verdict on Gaffney case
A Providence jury returned a verdict in the case of John Gaffney shot by John F Catey at the Providence Telephone Company storehouse. Gaffney was wounded and fled, mistaken for a burglar, in the incident dated Tan 30.
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Providence
BR. E
Tan
John Gaffney
Wrtchmain
John F_ Catey
Providence Telephone Company
Gaffney
Fire destroys joint breaker at Mount Jessup and Hoosie Mountain
The breaker used by Mount Jessup and Hoosie Mountain Cost companies was destroyed by fire at Serpoten Iowa. Logs amount to 878000 dollars. The incident is reported from Scranton Pennsylvania dated January 30.
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Serpoten
Lowa
Scranton
Mount Jessup
Hoosie Mountain
California Senate Protests Japanese School Interference
The California senate adopted a majority resolution protesting unwarranted federal interference with state constitutional rights over school policy. It condemns federal pressure to admit Japanese children in white for public schooling and calls on the governor and attorney general to protect California’s rights. The minority report favored federal intervention in the San Francisco school suit.
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Senate
California
United States
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Board of Education
City
San Francisco
Treasure Hidden in Manhasset Trunk Reveals Valuables
In Manhasset New York on January 30 a trunk belonging to the late Charles Tripler, recognized for liquid air work, yielded jewels valued at 235 000. The elder Tripler's son I B Tripler, appointed administrator and heir, discovered the stash while inventorying the estate, unaware of the riches before breaking into the trunk. The elder Tripler also left considerable real estate to his son.
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Manhasset
N. Y
Jon
Charles Tripler
Triplera Aon
I. B. Tripler
Tripler
Mr. Tripler
Seventy-Two Bodies Trapped in Reden Mine Disaster
Saarbruecken dispatch reports seventy two workers buried underground at the Reden mine after an explosion. Of the bodies recovered, twenty four are identified, others burned beyond recognition. A woman became demented when shown her husband alive, he presumed dead. Cause of explosion remains unknown.
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Seaventy-trra
Trankfort-On-The-Main
Saarbruecken
Reden
Dodieg
Western trunk lines refuse troop transport at full rate
Proopa Must Pay Full Free. Officials in OMATIA Nebraska say interstate law will be interpreted strictly by government representatives. Union Pacific and Northwestern railroads refused to move United States troops from the city to San Francisco for less than the full rate, rejecting the previously paid special rate. Seven Japanese warships to be launched in coming year include the battleship Oki, armored cruiser Ibuki, and other vessels.
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Omatia
Neb
Big Western Trunk
Union V Pablic
Northwestern
United States
San Francisco
Japan
Tokyo
Oki
Ibuki
Megami
Enrama
Tone
Obo
Ekirusuki
H. Rogers Celebrates 67th Birthday at Standard Oil
New York January 1. H Rogers vice president of Standard Oil Company marked his sixty seventh birthday yesterday. His office at the Standard Oil Company’s offices was decorated with American Beauty roses and other flowers from associates and employees. He seldom missed a day in his office.
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H. &. Rovers
New York
Tan
H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oi Compsday
Carnation Day Observed in Washington for McKinley Birthday
Washington marks the sixty fourth anniversary of William McKinley's birth with officials and citizens paying tribute to the late president. President Roosevelt displayed two large vases of fine carnations on his desk as part of ceremonies and remembrances in the capital.
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Washington
Jan
William McKinley
Congress
Roosevelt
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