Rebaters Admit Sin Escape Prison Term
George L. Thomas a New York broker and L B Taggart pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiring to pay rebates to shippers. Judge Smith McPherson fined Thomas 10000 and Taggart 4000 and each jail terms were omitted on renewal. The case marked the first jail sentence for rebating in the United States.
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Lad
Wan Tuppard
Aed
Pice
Sully
Associated Press
Kansas City
George L. Thomas
Lo B. Tzgrurt Hisch
United States District Court
Bers Wooley
Smith McPherson
Suell Thomas
Taggart
Thomas
Fry
Sulle
Swift & Co
Codshr Packing Company
Armour Packing, Company
Burlington Road
uMa
Gailty
Thames and Taggart
Court of Appeals
McPherson
United States
First Perkins Medal Awarded for Applied Chemistry
The Society of Chemical Industry awarded the first Perkins medal to J. R. R. Herreshof of New York for his work on refining copper. The presentation occurred last night with remarks highlighting his achievement in applied chemistry.
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New York
J. R. R. Herreshof
Society of Chemical Industry
No Use for Dolan Refusal Shocks Beijing Miner Leader
Associated Press dispatch reports in Jan. 2 tidbit that the United States Workers conclave rejected seating Pa. Tan of Beijing Pa., a former president of miners in the Pittsburgh district, amid tensions at the convention.
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Associated Press
Y Tidiana
Ind
United State Workers of Amerika Brensis
Pa. Tan
Beijing
Pitsburg
Death of C. E Canaway Ends Noted WV Coal Operator
Charles E Canaway aged 43 founder of Buckhannon and Northern and Fairmont Southern Halway compass companies and a leading Independent coal magnate in West Virginia died of appendicitis. Francis Trevelyan famed racing writer and longtime judge at Western track and New Orleans died at Forest Lodge near Charlottesville from gout.
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Asociated Press
Fairmont
W. Va
Charles E Canarway
Buckhannon
Northern
Southern Hailway Compasses
West Virginia
Dial Today
Francis Trevelyan
Charlottesville
New Orleans
Forest Lidge
Series of city fires and losses hit Midwest towns
A series of fires in Madison Illinois and other cities caused extensive damage. An explosion in Madison destroyed Waecharts department store and threatened banks. losses exceed 200000. Firefighters saved First National Banks wall, while residents fled in cold. Other blazes hit Baltimore Columbia and Pontiac with substantial losses and injuries.
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Associated Press
Madison
S&ve
First National Bank
Wachaerts
Baltimore
Horton
J. Regester Sons Company
Columbia
S. C
Pennettaville
Heckart
Bennettsville and Cheraw Railroad
Pire
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Bradley
Xo 3
Blue Island
Chicago
Illinois
Pontiac
End of Haytian Revolt Reported as Suppressed
Associated Press reports Hayti in Haiti ending after leader Jean Jumeau was captured near Gonaives and executed by government troops. Gonaives occupied. U.S. Navy readiness noted. Nord urged bombardment of St Marc but deterred by U.S. minister.
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Associated Press
Port Au Prince
Jean Jumeau
Desselines
Gonaives
Hagsti
Januarr
Haytien
Hastien
Eagie
Hayti
Navy
Dr. Furniss
Pierre Giordani
General Firmin
Jeader
Sears
Torpedo flotilla sighted near Buenos Ayres
Buenos Ayres reports at 3 19 p m a American torpedo boat fetina with six Argentine torpedo boats was sighted from Montivedig at 2 30 that afternoon en route to the port. They left Rio Janeiro January 21.
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Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Fetina
Montivedig
Rio Janeiro
Bloch Bros. Partner Shoots Self in Louisville Office
Joseph C. Bloch senior member of the Bloch Bros liquor brokerage firm shot and killed himself in his Louisville office today. Friends say he had suffered a period of nervous prostration for some time.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Joseph C. Bloch
Bloch Bros
Jack London and wife arrive in San Francisco today
Associated Press report states author Jack London and his wife arrived in San Francisco aboard the steamship Mariposa from Tebith. The two are seen disembarking amid photographers and onlookers as the writer continues his literary work and travels.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Jack London
Tebith
Delcassé Speech Shakes French Defense of Morocco
Paris reports that M. Delcassé’s dramatic chamber speech on foreign policy, his first since retirement, stirs politics with a call to stand firm in Morocco, claims credit for ententes, and raises questions about Algeciras. Public opinion grows firmer toward stronger action while the government plans to adhere to the agreement.
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Associated
Paris
Chamber of Departies
M. Delcasse
Foreign Ministry
France
Algeciras
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
M. Decasse
M. Delcass
Morocco
Thaw Witnesses Arrive For Defense Case
Four witnesses expected to testify for Harry K. Thaw in the Stanford White murder trial landed in New York aboard the Adriatic after a stormy seas delay. Among them are three physicians and a nurse who treated Thaw in Europe, with identities kept until arrival. They went to attorney Martin W. Littleton’s office after quarantine.
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Br Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Europe
Sandy Hook
Finlay
Gavin
Suitzerland
Thaw
Albert Abrams
Paris
Russell
London
WW. E. Jarrett
Law
John Armann
Quarantine SF
Thax
Martin W. Littleton
Union Pacific Cuts Hours Amid Roosevelt Reform Debate
The Union Pacific reduces working hours for shopmen starting last Monday and plans a five day week. thousands may face layoffs or further cuts across the line. Vice President Mokler criticizes President Roosevelt and calls reform a factor in retrenchment, while officials cite traffic causes and deny political instruction.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
World-Heatalé Today
Mokler
Roosevelt
Motive Power
McKeen
Mohler
1 X Pacific
Hr. Barriman
Roo
Dual Track Meet Report From Calumet and Columbia
An article notes a winter dual track meet involving Calumet and Columbia with details on venues and dates. It mentions Annapolis and May 16 as related scheduling points and references institute pathways and price data.
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Associate 1
New York
Bla University and
Price
Annapolie
Calumment
Institut
Columbia
Pricerten
Neement
China assigns delegates for first time in history
Peking reports that China has appointed delegates for the first time to represent the nation at an upcoming international event. The notice appears amid other social and local items from the era, including portraits and notices from Oshkosh and Milwaukee.
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Acaraph Cbi Associa i Press
Peking
Ina
Emperor William Opens British Masterpiece Loan Exhibition
Bertin reports Emperor William inaugurates a month long loan exhibition in Berlin featuring forty British masterpieces valued at $2,500,000 from owners including J Pierpont Morgan and the Duke of Westminster. Major works by Reynolds and Hoppner are among items loaned with exclusive permissions. Detectives guard the collection as insurers cover the display.
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Associated Press
Bertin
Emperor Willam
Royal Academy of Arts
England
J. Pierpoint Morgan
Duke of Westminster
Charlies Wertheimer
Alfred Rothschild
Lord Sswaythling
William Locke
Agnew
Henry Oppenheim
Reynolds
Galhenborough
Hoppner
Frorescor Kram
Royal Academy
Count Seukendorff
Whtam
Ainesborough
Wiliam
Bir Siergan
London
Ioan Reynolds
Betty Delme
Krams
Mr. Morgan
Berlin
Swamp Land Conference Aims Reclamation Bill
The Interior Secretary met today with congressional delegations from swamp land states to craft a unified bill for reclamation of swamp lands. Attendees included Clapp CeNeTSOn of Minnesota and other bipartisan representatives as several proposals remain pending in Congress.
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Aseociated Press
Washington, D. C
Receretary of the Interior
Clapp
Representative Cenetson
Minnesota
Congress
Ue & Fiples
Garfield
Ender
Steamer Princess Anne Located After 20 Hour Overdue
The steamer Princess Anne, twenty hours overdue from Norfolk Virginia, was found off North East End lightship outside Caps May. Captain Tapley reported all aboard safe and that the vessel would reach port around five this afternoon.
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New York, Jane
Norfolk
North East End
Tapley
Princess Anne
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Bowling club backs Hermann for American Congress
Louisville delegates at a Bowling Club meeting instructed to back Garry Hermann of Cincinnati as president of the American Bowling Congress. The action reflects local support for Hermann from Louisville for the leadership post.
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
American Bowling Congress
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Yerkes Opposed In Hearings On Federal Jurisdiction
The judiciary continued hearings on bills regarding federal jurisdiction over interstate liquor shipments into prohibition and local option areas. John W. Yorke argued there was an attempt to shift national legislative power to the states under the constitution.
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Associated Pressi
Washington
Derramiites
John W. Yorke
Internal Revenue
Ahe
Congress
Banker Assignment Notices Sparse in Lisbon
A Lisbon banker assignment notice reports the transfer of property and debts including real and personal assets. The record notes bank deposits totaling around 150,690 and related financial items as part of the assignment.
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Lisbon
George FR
German Discount Rate Reduced by Imperial Bank
Berlin on January 2 reports the Imperial Bank of Germany cut its discount rate from six to eight per cent. The move signals tighter credit policy and could influence lending costs across the economy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Imperial Banic of
Germany
Lieutenant Hazzard Transfer and Court Martial Report
Tetrait Jan 25 report says Lieut Buzwell Hazzard Seventh United States Infantry, under court martial at Fort Wayne, was moved by war secretary order to Fort Wayne hospital in San Francisco. Colonel Courmans of the Seventh Infantry expects retirement. the order surprised him and prompted a repeat confirmation.
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Associated Press
Tetrait
Buzwell FL
Marzard
Seventh
United States Infantry
Fort Wayre
Secretary of War
Hazzard
Raiders Shoot Up Hotel After Tobacco Threats
A Dawson Springs group of masked riders stormed a hotel, forcing tobacco buyer John Heath to swear not to sell again. Heath was abducted, taken to a river, threatened with whipping, then released after promising to stop tobacco sales. Patrons fled, terrified by the gunfire and chaos.
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Asuelized
Dawson Springs
Band of Fifty
Maske
Tov Postes
Dia
John Heath
Heath
Chicago Street Railway sale ends lengthy legal feud
The West Chicago Street Railway and North Chicago Street Railway, long operated under Union Traction, were auctioned to the Chicago Railways corporation for 7 990 000. The U S Supreme Court decision completed the transfer to the reorganization firm. The new firm plans 12 090 000 for equipment and line construction.
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Associated Press
Chicago
West Chicago Street Distriwa Company
North Chic “Cago Street Railway Company
5 Union Traction Company
Chicago Railways Company
Eb Corporation
Uve
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Reorganization Corporation
Ines
Adopted girl missing from Wisconsin town
A missing adoption case reports Fiorenc Nichole, a girl aged years, adopted by Mr. and Mrs. F L Peabody, from Ashburn Wisconsin. She left with a note and funds given to the superintendent of the school. Authorities seek her return and investigate the circumstances of the disappearance.
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Wis
Fiorenc Nichole
F. L
White House Callers Report on President and Aide
Aserdget Press reports in Washington that President and aide Parsons of Connecticut are on duty at the White House. Reeve and director topor Gary are mentioned in connection with the presidency and meetings at the White House.
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Aserdget Press
Washington
White Hise Dent Reeve
Parsons
Connecticut
Gary Ot X
Lemoine Held for Trial in Benard Urine Case
A preliminary hearing proceeded as Lemoine remains in custody and the case against Benard Urine continues. Prosecutors pursue charges based on retained evidence and witness testimony.
NCQ LACK OF UMPIRES
NCQ reports a shortage of umpires prompting concerns over officiating for upcoming games. The notice notes special WANIZATON event in OTe region and references Harry in NE Ohio as a contact point for volunteers.
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Harry
Eleven Jurors Secured in Donald Murder Trial
In Chiraen TH on January 23 the jurors for the murder trial of Mrs ikrs M Donald were expanded to eleven with two more jurors added at the morning session of court.
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Chiraen
Veniramen
Ikrs M Donald
Tragic Findings in Janesville Replica Case
Authorities in Janesville uncover a corpse linked to the Malone disappearance with a coroner's inquest to follow. The body is found near a bridge location tied to prior deaths and foul play is considered possible amid a systematic police search and witness statements.
Death of Pioneer Aged Farmer In Black Wolf
An elderly farmer Rich Krevice of Black Wolf dies at home in his ninety second year from advanced age. He was born in Grinewald Pommern Germany and lived in Black Wolf since emigrating, survived by widow and several relatives. Funeral to be held at one oclock Tuesday with interment at the local cemetery.
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Frank
Court Stireet
Mengomercy Dane
Misa Malone
Here
Hayes
Court Street
Madeline Odell Clayton
Milwaukee
Wis
Josephine Mahme
Alf
J Bews
James Sennett
Sheriff Fisher
Rich Krevice
Black Wolf
Fond du Laread
Grinewald
Pommern
Germany
August Heduhamer
Peduim
Mere
Henry Avraham
Albertina Knack
August Abraham
Bisck Wulf
Fred, Au
Henry Beduhn
Gshkesh
Johm Bedsnn
Black War
Ice Dealers at War: City Faces General Alarm
Fragmentary report notes widespread tension among ice dealers amid citywide alarm. Unclear details show possible clashes or threats affecting several ice merchants and public safety concerns. Further readable text is limited.
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Beiley
Weather report fragment notes warming trend and peak Friday
fragmentary text indicates a warming trend with reference to a Friday afternoon and evening, noting warmer conditions and a possible peak around 1 pm. Mentions devices and data terms but lacks clear locations or authoritative sources.
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Lecal
Matardas
Machimem
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