Population of United States Reveals 93 402 151 Total
Washington December 10 census figures show the United States population at 93 402 151 across states territories D C Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico excluding the Philippines The continental total is 91 972 266 with possessions bringing the overall count to about 101 100 000 The report discusses gains since 1900 and notes potential shifts in congressional representation.
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Ranking Order of States List Appears Drafted
An apparent list of U S states is presented in a scattered sequence with many misspellings and duplicates. The items include New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Texas and many others with several errors and remnants like dlina Kina Kia and odd spellings for several entries.
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Population Comparison for 1890 1900 1910 United States
The summary notes total population figures for the United States across 1890 1900 and 1910. It references an Okini 1899 publication directed by the War Department. The entry contrasts demographic sizes and highlights the growth between the decades.
Elgin Watch Co To Resume Full Time After Holiday Break
Elgin Illinois December 10 The Elgin National Watch Company announced that after a ten day Christmas shutdown the plant will resume operations on a six day week Ended four and five days weekly since the panic of 1907.
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Elgin
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Elgin National Watch Company
Mine Explosion Kills Thirty at Western Canada Collieries
Bellevue Alberta December 10 Thirty miners were removed after an explosion at Western Canada Collieries entombing forty five men. Ten dead and several fatally burned while others were unconscious. The final death toll reached thirty authorities reported.
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Alberta
Western Canada
Government to Appeal Coal Trust Case to Supreme Court
The United States government will carry its case against the Temple Iron Company to the Supreme Court after a Philadelphia circuit court ruling. The Department of Justice says it will appeal adverse parts of the judgment and seeks an early hearing, remaining gratified by the favorable outcome in part.
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Philadelphia
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Supreme Court
Students to Run Dance at Minnesota Armory
University of Minnesota students announce weekly dances at the armory as a counter attraction to downtown halls. The move follows a statement claiming attendees at public dances risk corruption, prompting opposition to those venues.
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Armory
Shop Early Buy Christmas Gifts Before December Days
Early in the day and early in December urges shoppers to buy presents now to aid workers behind counters and on delivery wagons during the holiday season. The piece emphasizes timing as the biggest gift to workers.
Harlan Celebrates 25 Years on the Supreme Court
Washington reports justice John Marshall Harlan marks a quarter century on the U S Supreme Court. Born December 19, 1877, he joined the bench at age 44 and has now the longest current tenure aside from three earlier giants, Marshall Field and Story.
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Court stops a hanging in Illinois case
Illinois Supreme Court grants a writ of error and stay of execution in the case of Newton C. Blevins. He was under sentence to hang in Vienna, Johnson County, for the murder of James De Palma. The decision was issued in Springfield on December 19.
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Johnson County
Springfield
Supreme Court
Newton C. Blevins
Vienna
James de Palma
Engineers Back Strike Ultimatum In Rail Tie Up
Chicago reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers will present a strike ultimatum to the Railroad Managers Association Monday. More than 95 percent of member engineers approve the action.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Railroad Managers Association
Secrets of federal grand jury leak claim sparks court action
Chicago December 1Charges that secrets of the federal grand jury were being tipped to interested parties prompted Judge Landis to suspend a contempt case and order prompt sustention. Charles F De Woody division superintendent of the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation faced the accusation by John F Brown counsel for Mrs Aileen Christopher a key witness in the brick trust paying case. The witness feared disclosure of evidence before the grand jury. Continued on page six.
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Extradition Case Sets Portov Charlton Free or Not
Federal court halts machinery started by the State Department in the Porter Charlton case. Judge Bell grants habeas corpus and sets December 19 for a certiorari to bring the case before him. Knox approves Italy’s surrender request, notes six day timing issue and recalls extradition treaty duties.
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Porter Charlton
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Italy
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Lake Como
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Big Guns Limbered as Brazilian Navy Revolt Flares
Rio Janeiro reports say rebels again revolted aboard most navy vessels. A naval battalion mutinied near Combra landing, aided by a warship from last month’s revolt. Bombardment of Cobra island resumed, casualties stated heavy, but a white flag appeared by 11 a.m. and bombardment ceased as surrender offered.
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Buenos Aires
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Work of Day in Congress Washington Dec 10
The Senate session adjourned to Monday with no decisive action. The House focused on the Indian appropriation bill which totals 82 million plus and was amended by the committee. The rivers and harbors bill was introduced.
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Washington
Congress
Asquith Reelected Premier as Coalitionists Lead
London figures show 272 coalitionists and 225 unionists elected to parliament. Premier Asquith reelected to the commons by a large majority, with coalitionists at 267 and unionists at 224 poised for the new parliament.
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Asquith
Farmer to Blame Irish Squire Urges Dairies Coops
Sir Horace Plunkett, Irish agricultural leader visiting New York, says high living costs stem from farmers' lack of organized cooperatives and distribution. He cites Ireland's cooperative dairies as highly successful with about 900 associations and 90,000 members producing dairy goods valued near 15 million dollars last year.
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New York
Sir Horace Plunkett
Irish Agricultureal Society
Cooperative Dairies
Ireland
Four teams tied in bicycle race at 2.414 miles
New York report notes four teams tied in a bicycle race at 2.414 miles after 9 laps at 2 pm. The item also lists local civic notes from Sterling Michigan and Lyndon, with marriage of Alfred M Wilking and Mrs Endorio Hazard. A large paragraph covers school teacher salaries, totaling about 5.5 million dollars, with men receiving 8,500,575 and women 15,488.95. News from Hilnels, Springfield, and Dubuque reports a factory fire at Flick Bros. with losses and burned box cars.
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Metriessen
Dubuque
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Iowa
Flick Brox
Lowe
Lunder
Rate on live stock held up by order of commission
Washington December 19. The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended the freight tariff filed by the Northwestern Railway and 110 other carriers raising livestock rates between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. The action cites the rates as unreasonable and blocks their effect pending further review.
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Interstate Commmerce Commission
Northwestern Railway
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Mississippi
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