Bryan and Cannon predicted at Denver and Chicago
Washington January 22 The House debated crop statistic secrecy and an amendment by Burleson to the penal code bill. Amid clashes over Randell's public service restraint, Clark announced Bryan's Denver nomination and Boutelle touted Cannon as Chicago’s GOP nominee, heightening party tensions. Twelfth Regiment officers resign as term ends while a Democratic rally is postponed and Roosevelt denies backing a central bank plan.
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House of Representatives
Burleson
Tex
Dalzell
Randell
Clark
William J. Bryan
Denver
Boutelle
House
Speaker Cannon
Chicago
Arnold Sentenced to Life for Georgia Murder
ROMD Ga January 22 The jury found John Arnold guilty of murdering Harris Rodney last November and recommended mercy. He received a life imprisonment term.
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Arnold
Romd
John Arnold
Harris Rodney
Mercy
Japan to curb emigration to America and Mexico
Viscount Hayashi, Japan's foreign minister, states official intent to restrict emigration. He would require two sureties for students leaving, curb laborer emigration, and may ban emigration to Hawaii and Mexico. He rejects pending US-Japan disputes as fabrication and warns of enforcement against aiding illegal frontier entries.
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Tokyo
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Hayashi
America
United States
Hawaii
Williamsport Postmaster Orange Brown Dies at 67
Orange 8 Brown, Williamsport postmaster and publisher of the Gazette and Bulletin, dies at 67 after a year of declining health. A noted Republican leader in city and county politics, Brown led the paper for over twenty years and served five years as postmaster. He was never married.
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Williamsport
Orange
Brown
Gazette and Bulletin
Williams elected to U.S. Senate in Mississippi
John Sharp Williams, a Mississippi senator from Jackson, was elected to the United States Senate to succeed H D Money whose term ends March 4 1911. A joint session of the legislature ratified the election. Edmond Noel was inaugurated as governor of Mississippi before a large crowd at the capital.
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John Sharp Williams
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
United States Senate
H. D. Money
Edmond F. Noel
Mitchell declines gift from miners in Montana and Wyoming
In Indianapolis on January 22 John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers delivers an emotional speech at the national convention. He refuses a $2700 gift from Montana and Wyoming miners to honor his work for better conditions. He asks the money be sent to Mrs Mitchell to educate their boys.
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Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Montana
Wyoming
Gardener Shot by Burglars in Westbury Home
Burglars robbed James A. Burden Jr. residence in Westbury New York and fatally shot his gardener There Wahil dren who discovered them at work. incident reported January 22.
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Westbury
N. Y
James A. Burden, Jr
Wahildren
Haywood to Campaign for Socialist Nomination
William D. Haywood, recently acquitted secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, announces his candidacy for the Socialist presidential nomination and says he will immediately launch a national campaign. Magistrate Otto H. Droege reportedly confessed to giving $250 to lawyer Mark Alter to bribe a reporter and stop publication of a night court exposure.
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New York
Otto H. Droege
Smyth
Mark Alter
Shaw resigns Carnegie Trust presidency amid disputes
New York January 22 Leslie M Shaw has quit as president of the Carnegie Trust company a post he took last March after leaving the treasury. Disputes with Charles C Dickinson the chief owner are cited as the reason and the $25000 salary attached to the post. In Dover Delaware January 22 Henry T Singer a maniac with a revolver disrupted the Wilmington Conference academy girls dormitory demanding to see Governor Lea before being jailed after a struggle.
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New York
Leslie M. Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Treasury
Washington
Charles C. Dickinson
Shaw
Lea
Dover
Del
Henry T. Singer
Wilmington Conference Academy
Governor Lea
Hughes Accepts Nomination Inquiry From New York GOP Club
Governor Hughes replies to James Lehmaier of New York acknowledging a Republican club endorsement and signaling willingness to attend a meeting Jan. 31 to further explain his stance. He reiterates he seeks no office, favors party harmony, and says the party should decide, content with its decision. The note follows club efforts urging a nomination.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
James 8. Lehmaier
New York
Republican Club
Bryan Seeks Senate Support in Kentucky Visit
William J. Bryan urged Kentucky Democrats to back Beckham or McCreary for the U.S. Senate, saying he feared no personal harm and would speak for the party's reform goals. He stressed a Democratic victory to control White House, Senate, and House, and warned against corporate influence.
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Frankfort
William J. Bryan
Beckham
United States
Bryan
Goebel
Kentucky
Mr. Bryan
McCreary
Senate
House
Washington
White House
Parker
Former Justice Fitzgerald Dies in Newark at 54
The body of Thomas W. Fitzgerald former Brooklyn Justice of the Court of Special Sessions was identified in Newark under the alias J J Cary He died of heart disease ten days after arriving in Newark and ten years after his 1898 appointment He had been removed and disbarred by the appellate division after a string of legal troubles including an October indictment for misappropriation of 1000 dollars.
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N. J
Kensington
J. J. Cary
Thomas W. Fitzgerald
Court of Special Sessions
Brooklyn
Appellate Division
Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
New York
Morris K, Jesup
Madison Avenue
Jesup
Westport
Conn
Emperor William Holds Surprise Kiel Visit At Masked Ball
Emperor William secretly traveled from Berlin to Kiel by royal train and attended a masked ball hosted by Prince Adalbert. Prince Henry organized eleven autos to meet the emperor at the station. The monarch wore a domino then his grand elector uniform, with Crown Prince Frederick William and Prince Joachim also present before visiting the Kiel navy yard and returning to Berlin.
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Berlin
William
Kiel
Prince Adalbert
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Brandenburg
Frederick William
Prince Joachim
Curzon Elected Irish Representative Peer in Close Vote
Dublin reports the Gazette notes the election of Lord Curzon of Kedleston as representative peer of Ireland replacing the deceased Lord Kilmaine. The vote was close with Curzon winning narrowly over Lord Ashtown whose hunting lodge at Clonmel was blown up last summer. Evans fleet sails from Rio for Buenos Aires with U S bases push and $500000 spent ashore. Chilean welcome to Evans fleet begins in Valparaiso with American minister John Ticks aboard and Punta Arenas planned for ceremonies.
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Dublin
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Ireland
Lord Kilmaine
Lord Ashtown
Clonmel
Evans
Rio
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
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Brazil
Penna
Sandy Point
Santiago
Chile
Chacabuco
John Ticks
Punta Arenas
Valparaiso
Stamford Betts academy destroyed by morning fire
Stamford Connecticut January 22 Betts academy one of the oldest preparatory schools in the country was destroyed by fire this morning with losses estimated around 150000 Patronize advertisers.
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Stamford
Conn
Betts Academy
No Second Term For Hughes Denied by Governor
Albany Jan 22 Governor Hughes has determined under no conditions that can now be foreseen to accept a renomination as governor. He will not discuss the matter for publication.
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Des Moines
Haiti
Washington
Hagle
Marvell
St. Mare
St. Marc
Hughes
Albany
N. Y
What Causes Headache From October to May
Cold is cited as the most frequent headache cause. Laxative Bromo Quinine is noted to remove the cause. I. W. Grove referenced on the box. Price listed as 25e. A remark suggests only one real use for a “free puff” would be in newspapers that won’t print it.
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W. Grove
Advertisement as Path to Competition
The text argues that to meet competition a business must advertise. It stresses active marketing to attract customers, noting competition pressure and the need for visibility. The statement implies ongoing promotional efforts are essential to compete effectively.
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