Mary Baker Eddy Funeral Planned For Thursday Morning
Boston officials announced Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science church will be buried with simple services at her Chestnut Hill residence Thursday morning at eleven o clock The funeral date follows her death late Saturday night and may be private according to church leadership.
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Newton
South Dakota
George W. Glover
Tilton
New Hampshire
Heinze Loses Case Before the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States held that the federal court in New York erred in dismissing certain counts of the indictments against Augustus Heinze charging misapplication of funds of the Mercantile National Bank of New York. Further proceedings must occur in the lower court.
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Roosevelt to Speak on Election At New Haven Dinner
New Haven Conn Dec 5 Colonel Roosevelt will deliver his first public remarks since the election at a New Haven Chamber of Commerce dinner Tuesday evening. The address is expected to cover the recent results and their implications.
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Colonel Hints at Address Covering Elections and Politics
The colonel said his address would survey recent elections and provide a perspective on current political events.
Former heavyweight champion Tommy Burns retires from boxing
Seattle reports Tommy Burns a former heavyweight champion announces permanent retirement in a letter received last night. He cites a knee injury from lacrosse play months ago as the reason for stepping away from the ring.
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Census Returns Of Three Southern States
Census figures released in Washington show North Carolina with 2,206,287 people, up 312,477 since 1900. Kentucky totals 2,289,905, an increase of 142,731. Mississippi records 1,797,114 residents, up 245,844 from 1900.
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Sentenced to Death May Be Innocent in Ohio Case
Columbus Ohio December 5 Steve Scott who faces electrocution on December 31 may be innocent of the murder Charles Jones of Miami County an accomplice turned state's evidence and who was sentenced to twenty years for manslaughter has confessed that he and not Scott committed the crime The men were convicted of killing Giuseppe Tasmantie a Syrian peddler
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Wool Market Report from St Louis Wool Prices Slide
The Wool Market in St Louis Missouri on December 5 reports lower prices across grades. Territory and western mediums fetch 21 to 22 cents, fine mediums 17 to 19, fine 12 to 13 cents per pound.
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For Sale Ranch in Pecos Valley Trade Possible
For sale 5 600 acre ranch with 300 acres irrigable. Will sell or trade for an irrigated farm in the Pecos Valley. Title Trust Co.
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Best ranch property in the county advertised
A classified notice promotes a ranch property from Title Trust Co and invites readers to visit, noting City Livery cab service contact No. 9 for transportation.
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Snowstorm brings heavy flakes across three states
A powerful December snowstorm hits Kansas and Missouri with two to four inches of accumulation. The system also blankets central Oklahoma with six inches and carries strong winds, ending a long drought in Kansas. Snow covers northern Iowa, northern Nebraska and southern South Dakota with three to six inches.
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Serious wreck in England injures many at Willesden junction
London reports a collision on the London Northwestern Railroad at Willesden junction today. About forty persons were seriously injured and a number fatally, mostly clerks bound for London offices.
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Woodruff Funeral Postponed to Tomorrow Morning
The funeral for K. S. Woodruff, delayed due to a stub train from the burn-out beyond the Pecos River not arriving by 3:30 this afternoon, will be held tomorrow at eleven o'clock at the Dilley parlors.
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Congress Opens With Anticipation of Shift to Democrats
Congress reassembled at noon amid high interest as three months remain before expiration and control of the House would shift to the Democratic party. President Taft and administration leaders pushed for a lean budget while the initial nominations and the president's message were postponed to tomorrow. An ovation greeted Speaker Cannon and Champ Clark, hailed as the future speaker, as both houses adjourned shortly after convening.
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Taft Sees Pending Congress Session Shaped by 1912 View
President Taft forecasts a pivotal short session as the Sixty-First Congress convenes. He seeks tariff revision by schedule, reciprocity with Canada, ship subsidies, Panama canal fortifications, and broader conservation, health, and public lands reforms amid party tensions.
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Burial led by Rev C C Hill and Elks to meet at temple
Rev C C Hill will conduct the burial with the Elks in charge. The Elks will meet at the Elk Temple at 10:30.
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Woodruff Burial Escort Reaches Roswell
Charlies W. DeFreest arrived from Fort Worth with the body of Kirby S. Woodruff. Will Woodruff previously brought the body from San Antonio. At Amarillo the party joined by Mrs. Woodruff and two daughters Lena and Mildred and Mrs. Mary Anderson. They reached Roswell after the burn-out transfer and will stay a few days.
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Kansas City Stockyard Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Kansas City Missouri market data shows cattle receipts at 15 000 with steady tone native steers 4 75 to 7 00 southern steers 4 00 to 5 50 and calves 4 00 to 8 00 hog receipts 6 000 with strong demand bulk sales 7 25 to 7 30 packers and butchers 7 25 to 7 35 light hogs 7 20 to 7 30 sheep receipts 10 000 with steady market muttons 3 50 to 4 25 lambs 5 00 to 6 40 and fed sheep ranges 3 25 to 5 50.
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Unopposed Returns Shape Parliament in Election Batch
London December 5 reports another batch of unopposed returns in the parliamentary election. Government coalition holds Liberals eight Laborites seven Irish Nationalists total 71. Opposition Unionists total 78 with polling in 67 constituencies returning seven members.
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Insurgent Republican Visit to White House Sparks Tariff Reform Talk
The White House hosts insurgent Republicans led by Sen. Bristow and Rep. Norris among others. They press for woolen schedule revision and demand clear labeling of wool and cotton in cloth. They want Congress to act beyond tariff-board delays and watch higher court decisions for substance.
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Bridge Fire Delays Roswell Rail Link
A large bridge, 90 feet long and 36 feet high, burned Sunday morning fifteen miles northeast of Roswell, halting railroad traffic for a day. Trains were diverted, mail and passengers transferred by stub lines as crews estimated rebuilding by noon today.
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Fire alarms twice at Grand Central hotel area building
A water closet on A. M. Robertson’s lot near the Grand Central hotel caught fire at 9 30 last night causing a bright blaze resembling the hotel. Firemen extinguished with chemicals. An hour later flames rekindled and were put out again with better effort.
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Miss Nell Mason Ill at Home on North Penna Avenue
Miss Nell Mason is ill at her home on North Penna avenue with quin sy.
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Optical Company Announces December Lens Discount
The Siltev Optical Kompany offers 25 percent off toric blank lenses throughout December. Free eye examinations will be provided using the scientific dark room method at their store one door north of Prices & Co. 3313.
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President's proposed laws on corporate regulation after court ruling
The President will seek new legislation regulating corporations after the Supreme Court re hears the Ibaco Trust and Standard Oil case next month. A special session of Congress is unlikely, though Democrats would back one to expose Republican misconduct for 1912, Taft and advisers not inclined.
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Roswell Roswell Weather Summary December Day Forecast
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico December 5 observed high 75 low 41 mean 58 with 5 percent precipitation and northwest wind at 15 miles per hour. Compare extremes: last year high 44 low 10. 15 years ago high 73 low 10. Forecast fair and colder tonight and Tuesday.
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