Contempt Proceedings Flag Gov Wingree Over Interview
Ingham County Judge Wiest orders Gov Wingree to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt citing a Detroit Tribune interview published December 7. The petition lacks an affidavit from the Tribune reporter but notes the interview was given for publication and the following day the governor approved its print and fairness.
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Unrest in Labor World Across Scranton Valley
Scranton strike spreads with motormen and conductors idle, disrupting travel from Pittsburgh to Forest City and through Lackawanna valley towns. Other reports note a 700-employee strike at Enterprise Colliery in Shamokin over unpaid 10 percent due, while Fire at Pressed Steel Car works damages machinery and forces layoffs. Venezuelan unrest follows with Persza rebellion and government response.
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Inauguration Travel Costs Highlight Washington Fare
United States officials pursue fraud charges as Bradford Davis and F G Crosby linked to Randall Crosby Co Chicago scheme selling poultry butter and fats at false prices. Crosby arrested after a nationwide probe of a scheme that used high pressure offers to recruit agents and move goods below market value.
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Carnegie's Touch Sparks Library Talk in Washington
Report notes Andrew Carnegie, Pittsburgh steel magnate and library benefactor, was approached by two men near the Shoreham Hotel who sought a brief audience. They urged him to support a plan for a greatly expanded library system in Mort Vedanta, while discussions touched on financing and political figures.
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SIXTEENTH CENTURY QUAKE SHAKES CHINA POLITICAL MOVE
A sprawling dispatch from Pekin reports Li Hong Chang and Prince Ching to be the Chinese plenipotentiaries with a note awaiting their acceptance after health recovery. The joint note from all powers denounces past actions, outlines punitive conditions, and signals Britain and others may press for full expiation, with a cautious path toward European or American mediation.
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Two in the Kidnaping Hopefuls Identified By Victim
Omaha reports a man naming Pat Crowe as the light complexioned kidnapper in the Cudahy case. Eddie Cudahy Jr. says the dark man with mustache remains. police eliminate one suspect after Ed Johnson proves innocent. Chief Donahue notes progress, while Pat Crowe is urged to come forward if involved.
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Seized Baggage Case From Pekin Returns to Paris Purchase
Miss Condit Smith’s baggage was seized by customs after arrival on the St Louis. She claimed clothing bought abroad should be admitted as it was purchased during the siege of Pekin and defense of the city. Officials said trunks must be confiscated under the law as Chicago customs officers advised.
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County in Quarantine Pandemic In Greenup County
The Louisville Journal reports Greenup county quarantined by the state board of health as smallpox cases reach hundreds and a death rate near twenty percent. The entire county is ordered vaccinated to curb the epidemic.
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Canal Commission Granted Permanent Injunction Over Pumping Station
Chicago December 24 Judge Donne granted a permanent injunction to the Illinois and Michigan Canal Commissioners restraining the sanitary district of Chicago from shutting down the Bridgeport pumping station that supplies water to the canal. The pumps had been shut down recently and the case proceeds to the supreme court.
Pope closes Holy Door at St Peter's in Rome
Rome witnessed the pope close the Holy Door of St Peter's cathedral in a grand ceremony. A large crowd attended the event as officials and clergy observed the ornate rite. In Washington, Samuel McDonald, a treasury clerk who shot Frank Morris, but then attempted suicide, is reported to be improving this morning.
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