Storer Attacks Roosevelt In Repudiated Credit Claim
Cincinnati December report recalls Bellamy Storer replying to President Roosevelt’s letter and reiterating his prior statements on Archbishop Ireland’s promotion. He cites four letters, defends his actions, and accuses Roosevelt of crediting actions he later repudiated, while outlining the political row and his motives to protect his wife's name and defend himself.
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Storer
Ananias Club
Roosevelt
Chandler
Tillman
Bailey
Archbishop Ireland
Ireland
Mr. Storer
St. Paul
Mgr
Mer
New York
White House
United States
Storers
Madrid
Vienna
Carbon Cliff Votes to Incorporate as Village
Carbon Cliff followed Silvis in Saturdays election and voted 55 to 28 to incorporate as a village. The opposition centered around the Morris and Lewis brakeshoe plant area. The county court canvassed the vote and an order will set a special election for trustees to serve until the spring election.
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Carbon Cliff
Silvis
Morris & Lewis
Parmenter
Johnson and
Cleland
Monarch Sunk After Grounding Near Isle Royale
A passenger steamer named Monarch ran aground near Isle Royale yesterday and sank. The crew and passengers were rescued by a tug and sheltered on a nearby island.
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Monarch
Isle Royale
Port Huron
Mich
Engineers Accept Company's Wage Scale at NYNH&H
New Haven Conn December 10 The long running dispute between the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and its engineers over wages is resolved as the engineers agree to accept the company's wage scale.
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New York, New Haven
Postmaster General backs ship subsidy and wage rise
Washington reports a deficit over 10 million amid railroads' alleged gouging and calls for a ship subsidy to speed foreign mail, parcels post on rural routes, and higher wages. Cortelyou urges efficiency, reform in second class mail, and business methods over politics in the department.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Congress
Post Office Department
Railway Postal Service
Standard Oils Fight Opens in Chicago Federal Court
Chicago Dec 10 The fight of the Standard Oil company against 10 indictments of the Standard Oil company of Indiana returned Aug 29 began today in the United States district court The indictments total 6428 counts The Standard has entered a demurer Moody's Elevation Approved Washington Dec 10 The senate judiciary committee favored Moody for associate justice of the US Supreme Court Gillette Sentenced to Die Herkimer N Y Dec 10 Chester E Gillette was sentenced to die the week beginning Jan 28 for Grace Browns murder
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United States District Court
Standard
Moody
Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
William H. Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Gillette
Herkimer
N. Y
Chester E. Gillette
Grace Brown
President Roosevelt wins Nobel Peace Prize in 1906
The Salt Lake City dispatch reports the Norwegian parliament awarding President Theodore Roosevelt the Nobel Peace Prize valued at about $40,000 for his role in ending the Russo Japanese war. Proposals came from educators and universities including Chicago, Yale, and Georgetown.
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Christiania
Roosevelt
H. P. Judson
Chicago University
Baldwin
Yale
Harberger
University of Munich
Georgetown University
Washington
Baroness von Suttner
Vienna
W. H. Creemer
M. P
England
DeMartens
Russia
Henry Dunant
Red Cross
Alfred Bernhard Noble
Rankin to Become a Virginia Farmer
W T Rankin general counsel of the Rock Island system will start farming Feb 1 at a plantation near Charlottesville Virginia He retains his Rock Island post and will consult on legal matters with the president Rankin came to Chicago from Keokuk Iowa twenty years ago and previously served as general counsel for the Pullman company New Hotel for Monmouth
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Chicago
W. T. Rankin
Rock Island System
Charlottesville
Keokuk
Iowa
Pullman Company
Rock Island
Roosevelt counters Storer claims over church policy
President Roosevelt released a long letter debunking Bellamy Storer's private correspondence and asserting that his public position on ecclesiastical relations was consistent. The missive defends his actions in Austria Hungary and notes Cortelyou’s denial of any papal cardinal request. A separate Chicago fire at 240 242 Market Street caused $300000 in losses.
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Boston
Washington
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Secretary Root
Bellamy Storer
Vienna
Storer
Ireland
Cabinet
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chicago
Market Street
Vatican Strategy Corners France in Controversy
Three years of voto involving immoral conduct were filed against Brown and the Brailes woman, Mrs Brown's wife. Before trial Mrs Brown withdrew the charge and Brown was released, Mrs Bradley pleaded guilty. Before sentence was imposed, she withdrew her plea and the charge was dismissed. Brown's wife died about two years ago. Senator Brown came to Utah from Kalamazoo, Michigan, where he was prominent in politics and a lawyer.
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Brown
Talty
Utah
Salt Lake City
Arthur Brown
Washington
United States
Statehood
United States Supreme Court
Anna M. Bradley
Bradley
Ale
Senator Brown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Papal Threat Triggers Fears of Religious Warfare
Reports warn that the pope's hard line on religious matters could spark violence and prompt new government powers to safeguard churches. Militants hail the prospect of church expulsions while conservatives push for stronger state action to curb tensions and maintain liberal principles.
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Presse
Peary Sees Land Near Grant Land Claim at Pole Attempt
Commander Peary reported from New York that a landmass lies about a hundred miles northwest of Grant Land. He said his party drifted near a polar area likely formed by rivers cutting through unmapped land and believed a normal winter would have enabled reaching the pole.
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New York
Death of Dr. Henrotin, Chicago physician of national renown
Dr. Henrotin, well known in Chicago, died yesterday at his LaSalle Avenue home. He was a leading physician and surgeon, professor at Rush Medical College, county physician of Cook County, and surgeon for the Illinois National Guard First Brigade. He contributed to medical literature and served as a gynecologist at Cook County Hospital.
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Chicago
Dee
Feritin
Henrotin
LaSalle Avenue
Rush Medical Policse
Cook County
Sears
Fire Department
E Couk Oan Pilat
Illinois National Guard
Ruling Covers Air as Well as Ground Lines
New York Dec 10 Clarence t Mackay president of the Postal Telegraph Cable company stated that the board has passed a resolution to stop all free transmissions and discontinue its free list on and after Jan 1 1907 with outstanding frankes honored to Dec 31 1906 and no free service thereafter.
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New York
Clarence T. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Narrow escape for boy who fell through ice on canal
Herbert Beaty, a one year old East Moline boy, slipped through thin canal ice about 75 feet from companions and was pulled from 14 feet of water after a double submersion. Rescuer William Corbin saved him. Separate note: Joan Mulligan injured in bicycle collision with a telephone pole at Nineteenth street and Second avenue. Wheat and rye conditions improve. December crop report shows winter wheat at 4.1% and winter rye at 96.2%.
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Herbert Beaty
East Moline
Corbin
Watertown Road
Campbell
William Corbin
Joan Mulligan
Eighth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Second Avenue
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bailey Will Quit Answers Letter of Attorney General Davidson
Saturday night Senator Bailey issued an open letter to Attorney General Davidson responding to the attorney general’s Friday night letter. He defends his stance on Waters Pierce Oil Co papers and denies supporting inferences. He challenges the alleged voucher showing a $1 payment to Henry and Stribling, arguing no bank would draw a draft for such an amount. He pledges to resign if any bank proves such a draft existed.
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Datlae
Tex
Dee
Bailey
Davilson
T the Waters Pierce Oil Company
Hatley
Henry
Halley
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
H. C. Pierce
J. D. Johnson
Senate
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Washington, D. C
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Raleigh
A. B. Brown
Virginia
Rock Island Railroad
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Pius
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North Pole
PEARY
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Passee
Interstate Commission
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Postal Company
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Sioux Falls
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Wilmington
Del
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Taft
Sanders
26Th Infantry
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