Rivers and Harbors Congress Opens in Washington
A large delegation attends the national rivers and harbors congress in Washington to press inland waterway improvement. Secretary Root, Ambassador Jusserand, and other leaders address the session as delegates from Milwaukee and Wisconsin participate in the three day meeting aimed at expanding navigable streams and U S sea trade.
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Oregon
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Hepre- Sentative Davidson
Oshkosh
National Wivers and Harriers Association
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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Jusserand
Baron Specon Sternburg
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Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commit
Finley
Southern Rail
Charles Emory Smith
United State
Preyer
Joseph B. Rausdell
Toursisna
J. F. Eviiion
Cieinnetl
Barl Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ransdeil
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National Administration
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State Department
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America
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Waterways and forests shape nation’s inland channels
Senator Newlands proposes an inland waterway commission to improve the nation’s rivers and island waterways. The bill would create an inland waterway fund of 750 million dollars with bond authority to cover shortfalls, while directing the president to oversee examinations and surveys of U S waterways.
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Newlands
Inland Water Way Commission
Bank in Stockbridge Reopens as Receiver Appointed
In Lansing circuit court judge Wiest appoints W J Dancer receiver for Commercial Bank of Stockbridge which closed yesterday amid financial trouble tied to Frank Flaxurer president. Cashier G B Gar and Glazier paper are in Lansing. attorney A J Tuttle cites efforts to protect creditors and repay depositors.
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Mich
Lansing
Juuge Wiest Tay
W. J. Dancer
Stockbridge
Commercial Bank of Stockbridge
Ifr
Glacier
A. J. Tuttle
Gay
Glazier
Havemeyer Dies After Indigestion Attack
Henry C Havemeyer president of the Aming company died at his New York home after several days of acute indigestion. He collapsed at three o'clock in the afternoon and had suffered an attack prior to death. Maude Ulmer Jones a Minneapolis soprano died yesterday of cancer at thirty years old. John Lake former grand master of the Independent Odd Fellows died at eighty six. Joan Young a bus driver was found frozen to death in Aberdeen South Dakota at six years old. The driver and attendant deaths are under investigation and heart failure is suspected in the latter case.
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New York
Henry C
Maude Ulmer Jones
Ssinneapolis
Minn
Maude Aimes Jones
Reckford
John Lake
Grand Lids
Tilinvis Odd Fellows
Aberdeen
S. D
Joan Young
Welr
Mate
Lotus
Escanaba & Gin Transit Company
Denia
New Use for Horse in Electric Telegraph Tests at Fort Leavenworth
An ingenious device links a horse to an electrical telegraph system. Lieutenant Enronteeenth In fantry reported tests at Fort Leavenworth showing messages transmitted between mounted operators over five miles of wire. The system permits message transmission while horses stand in the fields.
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Ascectster
Washington, D. C
Enronteeenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Cheey
Horse
Tsac
Golds Convicted in Murder Case Despite Delays
A court convictes Golds on murder charges after a lengthy pretrial delay. The trial featured accusations of treachery and deceit as the proceedings confronted scheduling issues and the defendant Mrs. continues to contest the verdict.
Receiver for Fair Objects to Manatee Exposition Trust
A disputed receivership case emerges as Wadd and a committee fight to appoint receivers for the Janesivan Exposition Company. The matter centers on control of assets and the fair project timeline. Proceedings indicate potential court action to resolve ownership and administration.
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Janesivan Exposition Company
Currency Bill Moves Forward Amid Banking Reports
Washington December 4 The House Banking and Currency Committee authorized a three member sub committee to draft a currency bill to address the financial situation. Chairman Fowler said the meeting served for acquainting new members and did not produce a bill. New York banks report reserves under the 25 percent rule, with loans and deposits expected to rise as cash grows, signaling improving conditions. Officials say Comptroller’s call is timely for revealing national bank health. St. Louis and other centers note reported increases in cash reserves and compliance with reserve requirements.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
Fowler
New York
New
York
Trombie
St. Louis
Tressemtien
Gold for America Leads Nations in Prize Push
In a striking haul, America garners a large gold prize totaling 2,200,000 in currency for a featured event. The report highlights the achievement amid international competition and notes the substantial value attached to the award.
Bryan Credits Roosevelt on Banking Proposals
Pittsburg December 4 William J Beyson praised President Roosevelt for proposing an original plan to appropriate campaign funds by the government He expressed hope it will become law His remarks align with the message on postal savings banks and guaranteed banks and banking reforms
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
William J. Beyson
Roosevelt
Bryans
Gavigson for charman probable as rivers committee chair
Washington gossip points to Representative Davidson of Oshkosh as likely chairman of the rivers and harbors committee. Representative Burton of Ohio may no longer serve, signaling a possible reorganization and Davidson's strong candidacy for the chair.
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Washington
Davidson
Oshkosh
Lee
Burton
Ohio
Sir. Davids
Scorsin Wis
Hafford
Mulwaukes
Bahrock
King Oscar II’s Health Reported Deteriorating
Fragments indicate King Oscar II of Sweden faces a serious decline in health. The crown is reportedly held by Regent Gustaf while physicians monitor his condition amid rising concern among officials and the public.
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Sweden
Rexent
Reduction in Steel Market Sparks Early Home Demand
A partial note reports the first reduction in the steel market since the alteration in market structure began. The shift signals renewed home market focus as producers adjust to new conditions amid January activity and price signals.
Taft Meets Emperor Nicholas at Tsarskoe and Discusses U S Affairs
Secretary Taft received an audience with Emperor Nicholas at Tsarskoe-Selo, lasting about five hours, where Russia expressed sympathy for the United States and the two leaders discussed Panamanian matters and U S government issues. The Empress’s illness limited official ceremonies.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Taft
Nicholas
Tsarskoe-Scelo
Russia
United States
Pres
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Wisconsin officials head to New York for insurer meeting
Madison December 4 Insurance Commissioner Beedle and Assembly Speaker Ekern travel to New York to attend a meeting of insurance presidents led by Grover Land te U2 to discuss the withdrawal of foreign hire insurance firms. They stop at Ann Arbor to pick up Prof G W Glover who helped draft the laws.
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Madison
Wis
Beedle
Ekern
York
Grover Land
Cathe
Ann Arbor
Mich
G. W. Glover
University Michigan
Glover
Taree Negroes Killed in Rail Accident
Report from Associated Press describes a fatal train collision near Hanover with about twenty passengers injured. Details are incomplete as the text is fragmented.
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Associated Press
Lee
Suger
Baltimore
Hanover
Becker Forced to Quit Headlines from Milwaukee Region
Fragmentary text describes Becker forced to quit amid unclear regional references. Mentions Milwaukee area, walking, and Welsh terms with unreadable surrounding context.
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Becker
Concert Hall Fire Reported in City Incident
A blaze damaged a concert hall causing extensive smoke and heat. Fire crews battled the inferno amid crowded streets as officials prepared for a later inspection and safety review.
Policy Holders Warned By Mutual Insurance Company
The insured J. W. Hyanis and others are urged to respond via their local offices of the company. A meeting of policy holders will be held in New York to discuss dues and notices.
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Mutual Rei 2 Company
Mecker Af An
J. W. Hyanis Tana Horse
United Sines
Jim New Lure
Storm in Reichstag sparks disorder and resignations
Reports from Berlin describe chaos in the Reichstag as Chancellor von Buel faces pressure to resign amid a crisis debate. Emperor William suspends court of honor proceedings against General von Hohenau, while investigations into the Harden von Moltke case proceed.
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Reichstag
Liberaia
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Baron von Rheinbaden
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Court of Honor
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Boilhardt
Count von Hehenau
Count Lynar
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