Treasury details Panama bonds amid panic turning point
Secretary Cortelyou informs Senate on December 17 resolution and Panama bond awards, noting treasury deposits, bank substitutions for security, and the shift in currency flow. He defends the issue as restoring confidence and outlines bid rules favoring national banks, with total bids exceeding offerings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Bir. Corteliou
Atlonal
New York City
New York
Cortelyou
Panama
Department
National Banke
United States
Panama Benche
Fire at Coburn Warehouse Causes $1 Million Loss
A warehouse fire in Indianapolis at Henry Coburn & Co. totaled about $1.008 million with $70 thousand insured. Six firemen were injured in the blaze. The report notes another fire in Newton, Kansas, destroying several stores and causing about $156.08 in losses.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Coburn & Co
Newton
Kas
Thaw Trial Defense Attacks Prosecution Insanity Proof
Harry K Thaw's attorney Martin W Littleton urged the jury to accept insanity as Thaw's defense, arguing heredity and pretrial evidence show Thaw was insane at the time he killed Stanford White. He challenged District Attorney Jerome to produce credible experts and insisted the prosecution has offered only sneers and insinuations.
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Associated Prec
New York
Martin W. Littleton
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
Littleton
Dstrict
Jerome
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Wiliam Tha
Mr. Littleton
Bir
Delmas
Garvan
London
Rome
Monte Carlo
Litleton
Abraham Beck
Pennsylvania
Beck
Littleton Pho
William Thaw
Litthiion
Europe
Br. Littleton
Phy
Mr. Lutteron
Evelyn Nesbit
Hayti revolutionary leader seized in New York
Announcement reports the capture in New York of Joseph Giordani, leader of Hayti’s revolutionary party, amid seizures of 2000 rifles 220000 rounds of ammunition and 590000 dollars intended for the insurgents. Secret service tied the plot to connections with Hayti Cuba and San Domingo, while a Brooklyn apartment search linked the consular agent to insurgent plans.
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Hayti
New York
Hayt
John E. Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Joseph Giordani
Revolutionary Party
Heyti
Nord
United States
Wukle
Giordani
San Deningo
Washington
Miot
Beghinger Probet Will Case Seen As Near Certain
Fred Beghinger of Barbers and Beghinger attends probate court as observer over the will of Helen A Beach. Attorneys expect no formal objections and foresee an appeal if necessary, with Beghinger already having secured a copy of the will for an interested party.
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Fred Beghinger
Barbers & Bectinger
Helen A._Beach
Fred Ht
Barbers.& Bsc 7
Beglinger
Bip
Aly
Louis BM
Thotopzon
Bree
Beginger
Ito
Cleveland
Freir
Senate hears Treasury argument print split from facts
The secretary’s reply contained much statistical matter printed for senators while the accompanying statement of facts was left to be printed later. Mr Culberson criticized that the treasury secretary printed the argument first and delayed the factual statement.
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Senate
Culberson
Seretary of
Treasury
Startling testimony in Harrisburg conspiracy trial
Rev. Samuel C. Huston of Philadelphia testified in the Harrisburg conspiracy trial involving ex-Auditor General Snyder ex-State Treasurer Mathues contractor J. H. Sanderson and J. M. Shumaker. He said blank signed certificates were used to authorize Sanderson for capitol furniture and that Shumaker would approve the bill. Former Governor Pennypacker attended as defense witness.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Samuel C. Huston
Philadelphia
Snyder
Mathues
J. H. Sanderson
J. M. Shumaker
Huston
Joseph M. Huston
Commonwealth
Europe
Unem
Sandothe
Capitol
Witne
Sanderson
Shumaker
Three Killed When Interurban T-Buggy Collision Near Princeton
Three farmers George Barker Albert Henry and Emil Cashier died in a grade crossing crash between an inter urban electric car and a buggy near Princeton Ta. The deceased residents were identified as the victims in the AP report dated January 23.
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Associated Press
Clinton
George Barker
Albert Henry
Emil Cashier
Princeton
Senate Deliberates On Treasury Report Disclosure
Senators press for information on Treasury operations amid a financial crisis debate. Vice President and Mr. Culberson clash over cabinet communications and printed reports. Aldrich and Tilman weigh in on how secretary's messages are presented to the Senate.
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Tori
Senate
Cai
Treasury Department
Coenetion
Tre
Fice
J. .Aeach
Culberson
The
Saver
Rosy Aton
Maccachusetts
Lestickler Zornenaton
Hs Venience
Jose Tray
Aldrich
Secretary of the Treasury
Tilman
Treasury
Divorce Proceeding Filed In Local Court
Special to The Northwestern Mileauki reports that Mrs W J Wreith has filed for divorce from Tee Rivers in circuit court. A defaulting case has been issued amid speculation she may reappear in two weeks. The note mentions uncertain addresses and possible locations in Central or Southern Africa as the search continues.
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Mileauki
WMAA
Manitowor
J. Wreith
Tee Rivers
Etrcuit
Arica
Bond dispute over Standard Oil of Indiana
The government argues to raise the bond for Standard Oil Company of Indiana from 4000 to 2500, claiming the treasury property value but the court record notes the bond reduction action faced questions and no clear collateral posted. Judges Gross Baker and Seaman preside as the case moves toward May.
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Chicago. I
Gross- Baker
Seaman
United Gs Walt
toMay
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Witness Testimony on Dors McDonald Case in Chicago
The first witness Charles Bowi Mams testified about the shooting scene. He described entering the room where Mrs McDonald stood near and a man on the floor, noting bore marks and a choke-like look on the victim, and that money had been taken from Mrs McDonald's attorneys at different times.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles BO WI Mams
Mumer
Abs
Dors S McDonald
Guenn
Williams
M Dooards
Cold Wave Brings Wisconsin Towns to Frigid Lows
Milwaukee records six below zero as Wisconsin endures the coldest winter spell. Green Bay four below, Madison near zero, and Duluth plus St. Paul also reporting deep freezes. La Crosse notes a subzero read, with temperatures mired around thirty below in several northern towns. Superior reports thirteen below at seven o clock as the coldest in the winter.
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Northwest
Milwaukee
Superior
Assocated Press
Wis
Wiscurnsin
Weather Bureau
Green Bay
Madison
Duluth
St. Paul
Cokk
Bi Tumor
LA Crosse
United States Weather Bureau
ST. Paut
Minn
United States Weather Observer
United States
Willams
Minnedesa
Winnipe
Moorehead
Flamat B
Devils Lake
Burt
Calgary
Alberta
Bubser Named Oshkosh Manager for Wisconsin League Season
George Bubser, last season’s Indians manager and noted pitcher, will guide Oshkosh in the Wisconsin-Illinois league next summer. Bubser, previously with Green Bay and La Crosse, heads a player managerial plan amid club franchise changes as Rockford contends for Wisconsin-Illinois league admission. Compton Scarlet and two Indiana players will receive spring tryouts.
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Oshkosh
Samme
Turners
George Bubser
Indians
Shkosh
Bubser
Char
la Crosse
Green Bay
Flix
Rockford
Wisonsin-Wiavis
Eau
George Ter
Compton Scarlet
Praire
Indiana
Noted Odd Fellow Dies
An obituary notes the death of a prominent Odd Fellow with a precat dated January 3 of an unspecified year, leaving details sparse about the individual’s identity and life.
Misunderstood as Burglar Confession Revealed
A garbled clipping returns fragmentary tale mentioning a mistaken identity incident. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the core event unresolved and unclear for full context.
Submarine Salvage Plans Amid Kiel Harbor Delays
The report notes attempts to raise a sunken submarine at Kiel using an inverted lifting cradle with a capacity of several tons. The apparatus is tested in difficult harbor conditions, delaying the salvage operation while authorities work out buoyancy and tow procedures.
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Cnnstrictel
Kiel
Germany
Decca
Watchman Thief Pleads in Minneapolis Court
Griesmeyer, watchman at the Prange department store, pleaded in Hennepin County court to stealing numbers from the store. He was fined $5 and costs. The thefts reportedly extended over a considerable period with substantial total value.
King Edward Opens Parliament in Sunny Westminster
The regular session of the English Parliament opened with pomp as King Edward read the throne speech from a state coach at Westminster. Queen Alexandra sat to his right, the Prince and Princess of Wales to his left, amid a security crowd and guards as suffragists faced a police line.
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Littlton
Alice Fletcher
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Wae
Peter Tadas
Felyard
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Parliament
St. Jamespark
Whitehall
Pers
House of Commons
Lords
Queen Alexandra
Prince
Princess of Wales
Enghind
House of Parliament
Fremier
Westminster
Houses of Parlament
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Oscar
Sweden
Persia
Hurckingham Palace
Noen
Lory Claragn
Lord Curzon
Keddles
Ireland
Houses of Lords
House of Lords
Hose
Lord de Morley
Semingir
Laurence Mt
On O
West-Meath
Eure
Eres
Redmond Mo
La Follette Introduces BI 2or Fish Hatchers and Forecast
Weather notes from Wisconsin forecast fair to night with increasing cloudiness Thursday and rising temperatures. Observations list times for temperature readings and wind notes, with a midweek warm period and cooler evenings.
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la Follette
Washinae
Cs.seras
Wisconsin
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