Aldrich Bill Advances in Senate With Amendments
The Aldrich financial bill, in Senate Finance Committee since Jan 7, was reported today with amendments to speed currency issuance in emergencies. Provisions set treasuries and comptroller roles, adjust note limits to 300 million, expand security to include municipal and school bonds, and refine distribution by state capital, with details on railway bonds and information duties for the treasury.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Aldrich Financial
Finance
Senate
Aldrich
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Ismes
Interstate Commerce
Lawmakers Discuss Banking Bill and Railway Bonds
Sir Aldrich announced that senators would have time to prepare for the banking bill discussion. Amendments to railway bonds may be proposed later by the committee. He noted the bill reflects the majority view while the minority may offer a substitute. Bailey sought a future written minority report, but Aldrich said written reports are not customary.
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Hansbrough
Aldrich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bailey
Finance Committee
Maude Gonne Loses Suit in French Court Divorce Case
Paris reports the French superior court refused Maude Genne known as the Irish Joan of Arc an absolute divorce from Major McBride. The court upheld a lower court separation noting Irish nationality and the Irish act of Parliament restricts divorce. Evidence mirrors earlier cruelty alleging actions by the husband.
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Associated Prema
Paris
McBride
Ireland
Myre
Banks Close As Pank Examiners Take Charge In New York
In New York on January 3 Associated Press reports bank troubles as the New Amsterdam National and Mechanics and Traders banks, part of the Morse Heinze Thomas chain, close doors amid runs. Depositors faced delays while Oriental bank drew heavy withdrawals. officials expect orderly payoffs and renewed aid to stem the drain.
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Associated Press
New York
Pank
New Amsterdam National Bank
Mechanics and Traders” Bank
Morse- Heinze-Thomas
National Bank of North America
Clearing House
Oriental Bank
Hugh Kelley
New Amsterdam
Mechanics and Treiers
Albany
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Uland
Broadway
John Street
Sherer
New York Clearing House
Mrehanie8
Traders’ Bank
Jonal Bank of North America
New Amsterdam Nati the
Ding House
Hush Kelly
The
Orientals Bank
John G. Hemerich
New Amsterdam Tank
Hemerich
Hearing fixed in Yarmouth divorce suit in London
Associated Press dispatch from London reports Sir Birrel Barnes, head of a divorce court, scheduled the hearing for next Wednesday afternoon in the suit brought by the Countess of Yarmouth, formerly Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh, against her husband for the annulment of their marriage. the counters’ attorney asserted the case was tangled in a snarl.
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Associated Pressy
London
Birrel Barnes
Divorce Court
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Cownters
Yarmouth
Thaw Insanity Question Marks Murder Case Closing
District Attorney Jerome argues there is no proof Thaw was insane the night he killed Stanford White while noting motive and premeditation. He outlines murder degrees possible and stresses Thaw's deliberate actions despite occasional outbursts, urging verdicts of first or second degree murder or manslaughter. This hush-filled court day shows a calm, analytical prosecution contrasting earlier passion in defense.
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Associated Press
New Yor
Harry Thee
William Travers Jerome
Stanford White
Jerome
White
Evelyn X Neabit
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry Thaw
Criminal Courts
Justice Dowling
Josiah Thaw
Oelock
Erry K. Thaw
Lespan
Atformer
Thaw
New York
May MacKenzie
Evelyn
Earl
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Reaven
Fhaw
London
Monte Carlo
Paris
Pittsburg
Lfe
Fui
John A. Drake
John B. Fivason
Charis
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Bose
Davweling
Jorer
Mrs M'Donald Collapse Shocks Court
Witness Mrs M'Donald collapsed at the witness stand causing a pause in the trial. The defense questioned the whereabouts of a pocket item and whether it related to the case. Court was adjourned for restoration and a delay of about fifteen minutes.
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McDonald
Tr- S
Guerin
Pety
Carr
Collins Defeats M'Bride in Close Wrestling Bout
Assorted Press report notes Collins wins two falls to one in a tight wrestling match. Saran of Chicago defeated Buck Hockey of Milwaukee in a brief bout lasting minutes.
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Assoreatnd
Saran
Chicago
Buck Hockey
Cardinal Opposes Polish Expropriation Plan in Lords
Berlin January 30 Cardinal Kopp a Prussian house of lords member warned that Prussian government measures for expropriating Polish hands will drive loyal Poles into radicalism and provoke a new Kulturkampf. He denounced the proposals as political imperialism risking unrest, instability, and a widening German Polish split from the Vistula to the Rhine.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Cardinal Kopp
House of Lords
William
Order of the Black Eagle
Poland
Vistula
Rhine
Fire destroys Coburn warehouse and voting machines
A widespread blaze raged for hours in the Coburn warehouse area, destroying about 100 voting machines and causing an estimated loss of 756,603 dollars with 80,000 dollars insured. The incident follows reports of a village near Albert Lea, Minnesota, possibly destroyed by fire last night, with limited local firefighting capacity.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Coburn Ware-Houre
St. Paul
Minn
Albert Léa
Tein Lakes
St. Louis
Vilage
Emmet Horan for Regent A Wisconsin caucus backs Horan for regent
A special Eau Claire movement to secure a male regent ends with the Commercial reaching Governor Davidson. Emmet Horan, chairman of the Democratic county committee, is the leading candidate. The sentiment here favors Horan for the regent post.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
Davidson
Horan
Milwauker’s Cold Case Casts Shadow on Youths
In Milwaukee authorities investigate a disturbing incident linked to youths in a desolate area. Police describe a ghastly catch as part of the case, with investigators seeking witnesses and reviewing security footage to identify suspects and establish timelines.
Burr Robbins Dies in Chicago Old-Time Chef Man
An obituary notes the death of Burr Robbins in Chicago with brief remarks on his longtime work as a chef. The notice cites his local prominence and his era in Chicago’s culinary scene.
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Cheee
Glass Factory Burned At Gas City In Indiana
The Ham and Window Glass factory in Gas City, near Marion, Indiana, was destroyed by fire today. Fire authorities reported the loss of the plant and estimated damage. No injuries were immediately reported, and the cause of the blaze was under investigation.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ind
Gas City
Gra
Leas KH
SPUR TO YOUNG ARTISTS UNDER WILL OF JAMES LAMBERT
The Philadelphia report notes James Lambert, painter and benefactor, wills the Academy of the Fine Arts a selection of paintings and funds. The gift aims to aid a struggling American artist who has not yet achieved reputation and may place works in the academy collection or other institutions. The will also earmarks over 10,100 for charity.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Atterigan
Bng
James Liebert
Lambert
Academy of the Fine Arts
Amerita
Academy
Death in the cold wave hits city as temperatures plunge
A severe cold snap sweeps New York and New England. Temperatures fall to four degrees above zero in the city with high winds. Several die from exposure and others suffer serious injuries as a 40 year veteran streetcar worker and a Bronx newsdealer perish or are hospitalised. In New England zero weather is noted for the first time this winter, ice dealers welcome the chill. Pittsburg records two above zero as the coldest of the season.
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Associated Press
New York
Jon
Iget Niga
Mercury
Theuains
Patrick Allen
Hergé
Johnn J. Harrington
Bronx
Calon Square
Chiries Jackson
New England
Boston
Mass
Pittseveg
Pittsburg
Creditors Are Friendly Steamship Company Receivership
New York Jan 36. Application filed in Maine for a receiver for the Metropolitan and Eastern Steamship companies. Handholders' protective committee says creditors not unfriendly and that a receiver will protect security holders. Proceedings before the U S circuit court in Maine Feb 4 to appoint a receiver.
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New York
Cuba
Metropolitan
Eastern Steamship Companies
United States Circuit Court
Maine
WAGE TALKS IN CENTRAL COMPETITIVE FIELD PROGRESSING
Representatives of coal miners and operators from Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania met to decide on a joint conference that could renew the interstate pact. Miners favored renewing the agreement and called for timely action amid the stalled talks.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Cgal
Winols
Indiana
Ohio
Agents Meet in February in Local Report
A garbled February meeting note mentions attendees and topics, with several unreadable fragments. The readable portions reference a February gathering involving local agents and discussions about events, dates, and venue details.
Two Burglars Captured After Baker Incident
In a burglary incident, two men were captured near a bakery location identified as the Thirty-seventh district. One suspect, Thomas Frawley, was shot and injured. the other, John Armour, was also apprehended. Additional details are unclear in the fragmented report.
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Thomas Frawley
John Armour
Frost relieved as receiver for Chiraco and Mwat kee Fleet Railway
Judge Grosse of the U S circuit court appointed A J Frost as receiver for the Chiraco and Mwat kee Fleettw Railway company after a complicated legal action. Frost stated the move aligns with the roguicdt of Mir BeGtby, with January 2 noted in the record.
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Chiraco. Wi
A. J. Frost
Chiraco and Mwatkee
Penis Ag
Grosse
United States Circuit Court
Mir BeGtby
Bryan Voices Views on Publicity of Campaign Contributions
A Jan 3 hearing before the house elections committee features William J. Bryan arguing for pre election publication of campaign donations. He warns money beyond public purse control undermines democracy and urges transparency to curb abuse.
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Bryan
Perry Belmont
Samuel Gunpers
Xain
Has Beers
Ortelyou
Roosevelt
Denrshtie Party
MM Bryan
Prinet
Alts
Funeral crosses ice at Stockbridge lakeside service
An obituary note records a funeral held near Stockbridge at 8 o'clock. The event occurred on Lake Wichase and involved family and local officials in a modest ceremony.
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Seyjock
Stockbride
Unclear Rise in Temperatures Forecast Tonight
Weather bulletin notes rising temperatures through Friday with increasing winds. Forecast calls for mild yet unsettled conditions, barometric readings rising into the evening and cooler air on the way after the front passes.
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