Rebaters Admit Sin Escape Prison Term
George Thomas, a New York freight broker, and his clerk E S Taggart pleaded guilty in Kansas City federal court to conspiring to pay rebates to shippers. Judge Smith McPherson fined Thomas 7080 and Taggart 4067 with no jail time, the first such sentence for rebating in the U S Terms noted that earlier verdicts and fines against others in rebate cases were affirmed or pending, and authorities hoped the practice would end.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
George Thomas
New York City
Taggart
United States District Court
Hers Galay
Smith McPherson
Jomas
George L. Thomas
Missouri
Mississippi River
Thomas
L. B. Taggart
Berten Bros
Tag- Bart
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Simenur Packing Company
St. Joseph
Afc
Bartinetar Read
Spencer
Thomas and
McPherson
Caere
Oe Railway Company
United States Attormaney
Thomas Idar
Perkins Medal Awarded for Copper Refining Methods
The Society of Chemical Industry awarded the first Per medal for improvements in copper refining. The presentation speech was by Prof. C. F. Chandler of Columbia University.
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Br Associated Press
New Fyork
Peares Smarten
Society of Chemical Industry
F. Chandler
Columbia University
No use for Dolan at union convention
Tidianspotls Ind Jan 25 The convention of the United Mine Workers of America opened with attempts to seat Patrick Hlaw of Reising Pa, former president of the miners of the Pittsburgh district.
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Assocated Press
Tidianspotls
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
En “Entte
Patrick
I- Law
Reising
Pitsburg
Death of C E Comenzy founder of railways
Charles E Comenzy forty three years old founder of the Bucklelanes and North er and Fairmont and Southern Railway companies and one of the wealthiest coal operators of West Virginia died today of appendicitis. Francis Trevelyan, famed writer and racing judge, died last night at Forest Lodge near Charlottesville from gout.
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Associated Press
Fairmun
W. Va
Charles E. Comenzy
Bucklelanes
Norther
Fairmont
Southern
West Virginia
Todey
BlSte
Francis Trevelyan
Charlottesvisit
Explosion Starts Fire In Madison Business District
A mystery explosion in a Madison coal sieve ignited a fire that leveled large parts of two blocks in the city’s business center. Losses exceed 160000 as stores and residences burned. panic and haste sent people fleeing in night clothes while horses ran amid the flames.
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Associated Prexe
Madison
Maditor
Rome
Wachaerts Department
Baltimore
Horton
J. Reégester Sons Company
Columbea
S_ C
Columbia
S. C
Pennettsville
Heckart
Bennettsville and Fireraw Railroad
Jane Minn
Charlies Bradley
Fire Engine Company No. 3
Haytien Revolt Ends with Leader Executed
The Haitian revolt led by Jean Juméau ended after his capture near Gonaives and execution by government troops. The uprising began January 1 with adventurers landing near Gonaives, was quickly suppressed, and involved U.S. interest as the Eagle gunboat aided by Navy.
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Associated Pressey
Port Au Prince
Revoluties
Jean Jumeau
Hayten
Gonaives
Haytien
Eagie
Hayti
Navy Department
Reagy
Nori
St. Mare
Hastiens
Torpedo Flotilla Sighted Off Rio Janeiro
Associated Press report from Buenos Aires dated January 23 notes an American torpedo boat flotilla, aided by six Argentine torpedo boats, sighted off Siontivedio at 2:30 PM and on approach to port. The group is en route to Rio Janeiro.
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rTessy
Buenos Ayres
Man In Whiskey Firm Shoots Himself In Louisiana Office
Joseph Binch, senior member of the firm Beck Brow, shot and killed himself in his New Orleans area office today. Friends say he suffered from nervous prostration for some time.
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Associated Press
Louisiilie
Joseph Binch
Biech Brow
Jack London and Wife Arrive Aboard Steamship
Backed by Associated Press dispatch from San Francisco, the writer Jack London and his wife reached the city today aboard the steamship Manipors from Tahiti announcing their arrival.
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Jack London
His Wife
San Frantico
Cal
Jan
France’s Delcasse speech shocks French politics
Associated Press reports Delcasse’s dramatic chamber speech marking his retirement from the foreign ministry during the 1905 crisis. He accuses France of panicking at Algeciras, claims Britain Italy and Spain backed France, and suggests Germany would not have attacked. Public reaction is mixed but signals stricter stance on Morocco.
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Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Af. Delcasse
Foreign Ministry
France
Algeciras
Germany
M. Delcasse
Morocco
Witnesses Arrive for Thaw Defense Trial
Four witnesses expected to testify for Harry K. Thaw arrived on the Adriatic from Europe after rough seas delayed landing. Doctors Albert Abrams and Russell Wills, nurse John Armann, and W. E Jarrett were identified among the party. quarantine held one. The arrival prompted a court adjournment to Monday.
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aAssmugied
New York
Harry KK
Thaw
Stanford White
Cartes
Europe
Shcamer
Gayja
Suitderland
Albert Abrams
Paris
Russell Wills
London
W. E Jarrett
Lonfon
John Armann
Mei
Martin W. Limveton
Union Pacific cuts hours amid reform backlash
An Associated Press report from Omaha notes Union Pacific will reduce hours for shopmen starting Monday and soon cut working days from five to four, affecting thousands of workers. Vice President Mahler blames President Roosevelt’s reform drive for the cut, while officials say traffic decline and cost savings drive the policy. The material shop remains unchanged, and officials deny political instruction, citing reduced traffic as the cause.
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Acy Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Omahe
World-Hetslé Today
Mahler
Roosevelt
Corpatheans
Motive Power
McKeenade
Monier
Associated Press
Hel
Harriman
Roo
Dual Track Meet Set Between Colombia and New York Institutions
Announcement of a dual track meet between Colombia University and an unnamed New York team to be held at Annapolis on May 16. Officials confirm a formal rat meeting and outline the event on the cinder path.
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PFS
OSE
New York
Ance
Bia University
Annapolix
Columi
Rage
Colombia
Naunzem
Friperiun
William inaugurates Brit ish art loan exposition in Berlin
Emperor William opens a unique loan exhibition at the Prussian Royal Academy of Arts in Berlin to celebrate his fiftieth year. Forty masterpieces from England, valued at 3 1/2 million dollars, travel with owners consent. Notable works include pieces from Pierpont Morgan and the Duke of Westminster. Detectives guard the collection as insurers cover 2 754 60 in protection.
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Associated Presa
Berlin
William
Conection
Royal Academy of Arts
England
J_ ' Pierpont Morgan
Duke of Westminster
Charles Wertheimer
Alfred Rothschild
Lord Swaythling
William Lockett Agnew
Henry Oppenheim- Heynolds
Gainesborough
Happner
Kaiser
Professor Krams
Roral Academs
Countdorff
el Willam
Hared
Wulfara
Swamp Land Conference Aims Unified Reclamation Bill
Washington January 23 Associated Press reports a meeting with congressional leaders from swamp land states to craft a single reclamation bill. Participants included Minnesota Senators Clapp and Nepre as talks focus on swamp lands similar to arid land reclamation laws. Secretary Garfield is expected to push a unified measure acceptable to swamp land state senators and representatives.
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Associated Preasy
Washington, D.C
S7vamp IA
Ories
Clapp
Nepre
Minnesota
Leving
Congress
Garfield
Portraits and Deaths Highlight Oshkosh and Milwaukee Notices
A fragmented 1920s newspaper clippings page notes an Oshkosh death by suicide and a Levys Shoe fire. It also mentions an ex-mayor Andree Haden portrait, a commencement at Hick Seiat, and various society items, sermons, and school notes from Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
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Social Newas
Andree Haden
Lefora Hla
Oshkosh
Lawrence Nervators
Stasiec
Levys Shoe
Tate Sports
Hick Seiat Wich
Honer
Mary
Tly Marsland
Gibkeah Maase Haints
Hovaceener Sewae
Milwaukee Letter
Evening Story
Lanny Hed
Anche
Oshineh High School
W. Greenwood
Yerkes Opposed to Federal Jurisdiction Over Liquor
Washington Jan 24 Former Commissioner John W Yerkes spoke against federal bills on interstate liquor shipments and prohibition arguing Congress would cede national regulation to states He warned authorities aim to shift jurisdiction from federal to local control in liquor policy.
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Asenciatet
Washington, D. C
Ineditles
John W. Yerkes
Interral Revenue
Ohio banker assigns Lashom Banking Company assets
A Ohio banker. fFty Asaoc assigns Lashom Banking Company property and personal assets. Radar Mz Hillar ve arPai? Estimated totals: real estate and other items around 150,008.
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fFty Asaoc. Tashon
Lashom Bankinge Company
Radar Mz Hillarve'arPai
Princess Anne Steamer Located After 20 Hours Overdue
The 614 Dominion line steamer Princess Anne, twenty hours overdue from Norfolk Virginia, was found off North East End lightship near Cape May this forenoon. Captain Tanley reported all well aboard and expected to dock at about five this afternoon.
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Br Associated Press
New York
Dominion Line
Norfolk
North East End
Cape May
Tanley
Princess Anne
United Wireless Telgraph Company
Bowling delegates back Gerry Hermann for president
Louisville delegates to the American Bowling Congress were instructed at a meeting to back Gerry Hermann of Cincinnati for president. Hermann is named as the candidate and the effort is described as a fete for the Cincinnati figure.
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Associated Presa
Louisville
Louieville
Gerry Hermann
Cincinnati
German Discount Rate Cut Sparks Market Reaction
The Imperial government in Berlin announced a reduction in the discount rate today, signaling a shift in monetary policy. Officials indicated the move aimed to stimulate trade and investment, with markets watching for further signals from German financial authorities.
Hazard Case Orders Court Martial Postponed
Detroit January report states Lieutenant Hazzant of the Seventh Infantry is likely to be retired after a secretary of war order halts court martial proceedings at Fort Verre. The sudden pause followed a wartime duty reshuffle affecting the San Francisco presidio and Seventh Infantry commander Colonel Cyarumen.
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iBy Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Usell
FL Hazzant
Seventh
United Stans Infantry
Fort Veree
Uelay Gomet
Presidio
Sant Francis
Colonnel Cyarumen
Nfsnies
Hazzant
Raiders Shoot Up Rotel In Night Hotel Rampage
Reporter account details a band of masked riders at a hotel in Dawson Springs forcing John Heath, an independent guest, from a room, threatening him and others with violence over tobacco sales. Heath was captured, forced onto a horse and driven toward the river, then returned after vowing not to sell more tobacco. Panic spread among guests as riders dispersed through the hotel and surrounding area.
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Asmatel Press
Dawson Springs
John Heath
Mr. Hesth
Geen
Faily
Ub Hotel
6000 THING FOR CHICAGO
The West Chicago Street Railway and North Chicago Street Railway properties once run as Union Traction were sold at auction to Chicago Railways for 2090.00. The U S Supreme Court decision ended years of litigation blocking north and west side streetcar service. The new company plans about 14 090 000 for equipment and rebuilding lines.
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Chicago
West Chicago Street Railway Company
North Chicago Street Railway Company
Union Traction Company
Chiesso Railways Company
Aretro Systems
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Reorganization Corporation
Wilk
Hnes
Adopted girl missing. search widens in Milnesuk area
Jan 23 report from Milnesukphins notes the disappearance of a teenage adoptee once placed with Mrs Pestedy by a Terria the Ing school. The girl reportedly had education here and left with money, claiming she would work elsewhere. Superintendent and authorities continue searches with no trace found.
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Bpecatt
Morinwestern
Thetis
White House Callers
An unknown number of persons visited the White House for a luncheon with President Farris. Attendees included Bennett Fascett and Herbert I. York, plus Representative Lirt B.H. Garr and a Be of luncheon board of director attendees at the White House event.
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Washington, D.1
LeMoine Held For Trial In Landmark Case
Reported unclear text indicates LeMoine is held for trial amid a landmark case. Details on charges or court actions are obscured by the OCR errors. Names and organizations are unreadable or garbled, leaving the core event minimal and uncertain.
No Lack of Umpires in the New Season
Poorly legible notes describe the start of a new season in which officials are named as John Trore and Harry Deck, with references to Boone Ia Kitern Weseland GO. The fragment hints at scheduling and oversight of games and mentions specific locales and teams.
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John
Hary Deck Firnn
Boone
Kitern
Weseland
Eleven Jurors Secured in Murder Trial
By Assnerat Chicas IT jan of veatromen the murter trial of Mre Doers Mé Drinala. Two more jurors were at the saic ning acesion of court, making seven in all.
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Assnerat Chicas
Jan
Veatromen
Mre
Saic Ning
Mak Siuven
Tragedy in Replica City Ends Quest for Malone
The body of Josephine Malone, a Missourian in her forties who moved to the city from a northern farm, was found in the Milwaukee River near Court Street Bridge. Police and relatives conducted a river search after foul play was suspected. an autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death.
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Bhrothers
Miss
Tuo
Frank
Wiliam
Court Street
Mungomerey Dun
Bhief
Miss Malone
Here
Hayes
Madeine Odell Clayton
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Josephine Malone
James Senneat
Gabryn
Agld
Aged farmer Friedrich Kivuce dies in New York area
Friedrich Kivuce an aged farmer from Flack Wolf in Pommern Germany died this morning at his home near the Pond du Lar read. He came to this country in 1895 settling in Hinge Weil before residing here. Surviving relatives include a stepson-in-law and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the residence and at the Lutheran church with interment in the local cemetery.
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Flack Wolf
Grunewald
Pommern
Germany
Hinge Weil
D August Henuhn
Ice Dealers at War Over Tarnished Goods?
Ice dealers clash in a dispute described as a war over tainted stock worth about 20 dollars. The troubled deal is attributed to a wager or pint driven scheme in which several dealers are accused of cornering the market.
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Blue Island
Illixon Hotel
Pontiac
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Ggeme Lumber Company
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Valimar
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Jean Jumenu
Revoluctionery Movement
Buexon Ayres
Joseph Co. Block
Adriatte
Delared
Union Pacific Oficial
Rensve
Berra Labor
Colurbimn Univeralty
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Morgan
Fixancier
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Swamp Land Conference
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Isterfor
Lawmak
China
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Federel Jurisdic
Ohio Banker
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