Miners Union Fight and Trial Takings Details
Fragmented report shows WES CORPSE and WES CORPSE attempting to fix up on union miners with testimony from a priest about a miner W Scabe. Judge Gray to attend a meeting and today took charge as witnesses testified about damaging acts and threats. Several references to West Sacomplice, telegraph orders, and an Athletic Club bout in Philadelphia are noted amid unclear context.
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Dewey Ends Concentration Ships Return Home
Dewey orders dispersion after successful concentration. Mayflower and Dolphin carry Dewey to Washington while Albany heads to Boston for re-sheathing and San Francisco and Nashville depart for Norfolk for repairs. Sumner shifts flag to Newark and returns to South Atlantic. Torpedo flotilla sails north and Prairie carries ill patients from maneuvers.
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Newark
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Roman Celebration Marks 25th Anniversary of King Emanuel
In Rome today thousands gathered from the provinces to honor the twenty-fifth anniversary of King Emanuel death with a procession to the Pantheon tomb. In Vatican circles the government aims to honor the coronation of Pope Leo with solemn observances. New York reports an 180 million ton iron ore range found near Sault Ste. Marie drawing interest from city capitalists. one investor says the discovery was made a year ago but refuses to disclose its location.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Glassworker Discovers Factory Secrets Behind Barred Walls
A disguised worker returned from Alexandria Indiana reporting American Window Glass Company uses glass making and fattening machines and ships products. The plant is fenced and guarded to keep outsiders out. Separate item notes Vanderbilt family homecoming and a near date for Reginald Vanderbilt's wedding to Miss Neilson with a Roman Catholic ceremony planned at the bride's mother’s residence.
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American Window Glass Company
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Europe
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Misls Neilson
Southern Educational Board meeting tonight in New York
In New York the Friends of Southern educations work will hear features at the Southern Educational Board gathering at Car-Logie Hall tonight under the Armstrong Association. Chief speakers include Charles W. Dabney of the University of Tennessee, Fidwin A. Alderman of Tulane University, and Charles E. McIver of the North Carolina Normal College.
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Friends of Southern Educations
Southern Educational Board
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University of Tennessee
Fidwin A. Alderman
Tulane University
Charles E. McIver
North Carolina Normal College
European Figure Skating Championships Open In Amsterdam
The European championships opened in Amsterdam under the International Skating Union. Contestants include skaters from Switzerland France Austria Holland Denmark and Sweden.
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Jan
International Skating Union
Switzerland
France
Austria
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Congress considers several important bills in session
In Washington in January the House supports the army appropriation and schedules a Monday vote. Texas Democrat Henry Bass appointed to the judiciary panel vacancy left by Lanham, who becomes Texas governor. Naval Affairs declines to report the Hobson retirement bill, amid claims he seeks a seat in Alabama. Judiciary Committee backs the Littlefield anti trust expediting civil suits bill per Knox guidance. Cabinet holds a two hour session with trust legislation central. Roosevelt hosts diplomats and note mourns a recall.
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Roosevelt pleased with Sternberg appointment in Washington
President Roosevelt told the state department to notify Germany of his personal satisfaction with Sternberg's Washington appointment. Reported in Washington as of today, Hollenben is recalled amid sharp newspaper sentiment.
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Indiana governor warns on trusts in new assembly
The Indiana General Assembly opened its sixty third session as Governor Durbin urged cautious legislation to guard public welfare against potential abuses in modern methods of compensation and business combinations amid Indiana’s growing economy.
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Ships Collide In Dense Fog On San Francisco Bay
In heavy Bay fog Pacifi c Coast Steamship Pomona badly damaged after a collision with the gunboat Marblehead. The fog was the heaviest in years on the bay. Philadelphia January 9 The Society of Colonial Wars unveiled a commemorative tablet in Independence Hall honoring 1147 founders with Governor Dr Edward Shippen delivering the presentation and Philadelphia Mayor presenting the city’s acceptance.
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United States
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Audress
Aah Wridge
Hickory ax handle makers form national price group
At a St Louis meeting the hickory ax handle manufacturers will form a permanent national organization to maintain uniform prices. It is expected to secure about 90 percent of the industry’s membership. Earlier in Chicago the Federal Sheet Metal Manufacturing Company plant was destroyed by ore fire, with damages around 150000 dollars.
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Chicago
Jan
Federal Sheet Metal Manufacturing Company
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Senators From Texas Alabama Oppose Cuban Treaty
Senators from Texas and Alabama join opposition to Cuban reciprocity, with Foster of Louisiana canvassing for votes. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting to consider the issue was postponed to Monday. California senators expected to join sugar senators. gold standard bill for the Philippines approved by the committee on Insular Affairs.
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Foster
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Lim
Senate Foreign Relations
Munday
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Philippines
Riot in Spain Shocks Barcelona Strikers Clash With Police
In Barcelona on January 3 a carmen's wage strike led to violent clashes with police. Revolvers fired in the streets as strikers hurled petroleum at Northern railroad premises with arson intent. Hidden bombs found near the city prompted fears of dynamiting. police reinforced and civil guards ordered on standby.
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Northern Railroad
Richest man in the world stricken with apoplexy
A London message reports that Belt, reputed richest person globally with holdings including South African gold and diamond interests, has suffered apoplexy. He is said to be 47 and among the wealthiest in the world.
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Belt
South Africa
Grain markets. Wheat in Chicago
Chicago January 9 wheat stands at 76 7/8 cents per bushel. Trade notes show steady interest with buyers and sellers observing market cues. Stronger demand in nearby futures supported modest price gains for the session.
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Hunter Murder Case Secret Trial Report
New York January reports circulated in the United States claim W G Hunter Jr was tried and acquitted of the Fitzgerald murder. A Guatemala cable replies that if any trial occurred it was secret and adds all mystery remains.
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Four Miners Die In Alabama Mine Blast
Four miners were killed in a premature blast at the Short Creek mine in Birmingham Alabama. Earlier in New York a jury awarded James Duke $26000 damages against the Morning Journal for a defamatory article.
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Short Creek
New York
Jan
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The
Morning Journal
Chamberlain Reported Shot Rumor Roils Markets
A London ticker report claimed Chamberlain was shot in South Africa, unsettling stocks. Official circles denied any news of an attack. Cablegrams spoke of Alfred Belt’s illness and Captain Jamieson hurrying to Johannesburg, prompting the rumor.
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Alfred Bell
Lewis and Clark Exposition Planned for 1906
The Ceylon Independent reports Northwest states Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana plan a Lewis and Clark exposition in 1906 to commemorate the 1806 expedition. John Barrett, St Louis Fair commissioner general, notes preparations and international interest as he travels to India. The article also mentions the antique fan's origins in Asia and its use as imperial emblem.
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Montana
Lewis and Clark
John Barrett
St. Louie
Ceylon
India
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Delhi
Senator Kerns Opposes Mormon Senator Election
A Washington dispatch quotes Senator Kearns saying President Roosevelt hopes no Mormon is elected to the United States Senate. He states such an election would harm Utah and the Republican Party, leading to bitterness, and he declares against electing any apostle to the Senate.
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Kearns
Roosevelt
Senate
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Republican Party
United States Senate
Panama Canal Denial On German Offer Report
Paris January 9 Edouard Lampre secretary of the new Panama Canal Company denied the Associated Press report that Germany offered 49000000 for the canal concessions and property. Lampre said no offer has been received from any German organization or individual and that negotiations are confined to the United States. Efforts are now aimed at inducing Colombia to sign a treaty to allow the United States to build the canal.
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Edovard Lampre
New
Panama Canal Company
Associated Press
Panama Canal
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United States
Colombia
A J Rogers Dead Pioneer Citizen of Union County
A. J. Rogers known as Joe Rogers ex sheriff of Union county and longtime La Grande resident died at his home one mile north of the city after several months of illness. He arrived in 1862 and helped lead county development. He served 1880 to 1884 as sheriff and was active in business and the Masonic Fraternity. He married Hanock Williamson in 1860. his death prompts deep regret across Union county.
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J. Rogers
Union County
Joe’ Rogers
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North Pole and South Pole mines on sale and stock tips
North Pole mine was offered for sale three years ago for 600000 and now valued at twenty million dollars. The South Pole mine adjoins with 4041 feet on the same lode, six bowels totaling 2200 feet, all in ore. Stock in South Pole selling at 168 cents until January. potential price rise. Gee Gahagan at Hartman Abstract office, Pendleton, Oregon.
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