Tillman Attacks One Man Power In Senate Speech
Washington Dec 16 Tillman denounces executive overreach and one man power in a Senate address on Panama Canal issues. He criticizes President Shouts and Secretary Bishop, accuses the administration of improper influence with the Clover Leave railroad, and argues the Senate and House are being hurried into acts bypassing constitutional process. He cites Beveridge on imperialism and warns of drift toward single strong leadership.
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Panama Canal
Senate
Lea
Bishop
Hote
Duman
Tillman
Beveridge
Philippines
Aude Fu Woo
Tinea
RB Patriong
Mion
Unite States
Benjunbs
Ware Per. Bodlana
Wae
Chuarios A. McGonagle
Th Dinna
Poatal- Her
Pension
William VV. Wilgox
Veg Molnes
Internal Revenue
Kaw N. Srons
Tedmen Slab
Ant
Jesse Wal Bon
Tiarkirans
Trade and the Outlook in Dun and Co Weekly Review
The Dun and Co Weekly Review reports brisk early spring demand across trade and staples with high wage announcements to become effective and significant supplementary orders. Builders’ activity remains strong with new permits. machinery idle rates are low and earnings rise in December. Foreign trade improves in November driven by exports and breadstuffs shipment, while U S pasture counts show a dip versus last year and Canada.
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Dun & Co
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Pal Commercial Centare
Retal
Donera
United States
Canada
Pfister Is Not Guilty in Threeway Allegation
In Milwaukee Pfister found not guilty after defense moved to dismiss the case. Judge Brazee ruled the state failed to prove the charge that Pfister took 14 000 dollars in relation to a garbage contract, while 25 000 remained in his hands and 14 000 unaccounted. Court proceedings ended with acquittal.
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Mibyanker
Cde Fouink
Brazee
Charles P. Pfister
Ett Sin Rendering Company
Stakehiolder Lian
Wat Conpany
Yeacher Permits Checkers Sparks School Dispute
North Salem Indiana December 16. W tt Trage a well known farmer was tried for refusing to permit his children to attend school because checkers was permitted to be played by the teacher and to warn fines. Tage remains determined that his children shall not attend the school. CALSC of reasons assigned. Carin UL Dev. I A posse at farmers setzed the Wabish river in an endeavor to solve the nesters of Tired Williams dish papers. Willlins hue and coat were found on the river bank. When dist seen by Wael more than SEQ Ihrast, Boul pty ds ltt maunted.
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Belvidere
Amanda Tedmore
Mym. Muremon
Rock River
Harwon
Yeacher
North Salem
Ind
Tt Trage
Schoo
Wna
Tage
CALSC
Carin
Dev
Williams
Willlins
Wael
Ihrast
Boul Pty Ds
Harriman and Ryan Dispute Motives in Insurance Hearings
New York December 14. The legislative insurance investigating committee heard another chapter in the Thomas W. Ryan-Harriman dispute. Harriman testified that Ryan sought control of the Equitable Society by offering to share Hyde stock and to appoint trustees, while Harriman would back him only if Ryan’s motives were pure. Ryan’s side claimed Harriman threatened to use political influence and the offer was part of uncovering motive.
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New York
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Thomas Wo. Ryan
Minit Ryan
Harriman
James H. Hyde
Maquitaite Life Assurance Society
Ryan
Arde
Tiquitable Society
Pire
Rehat Harriman
Mayrdlman
Hyde
Rysan
Hughes
B. Odenl
Barrine
Odell
Tanughter
Associated
Legislative
Alexander
Met
Higiins
Nixon
Armistrong
Stacomuso
Higgins
Je Alexander
Anthracite Miners Meet Insures Demands Formulation
Shamokin delegates of the United Mine Workers indorsed many resolutions and named a special committee to press demands on operators. Eight hour day and union recognition were key goals while wage proposals ranged 40 to 20 percent. The convention adjournment planned soon with committee plans to travel to towns gathering support before pressuring coal employers. The article also notes Senate confirmations in Washington on December 16 for several federal posts.
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Shamokin
United Mine Workers
Conl
Hey
oPegal
Mont Ty
Ing
Sumas
Shaw backs merchant marine boost with no concrete plan
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, at the Fitchburg meeting, urged immediate steps to improve the merchant marine. He criticized the marine commission's recommendations as not the most feasible and argued for a plan that would give American ships fair representation and equal opportunities for manufacturers in new markets. He cautioned that building trade now is easier than wresting it later.
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Erétary Shaw
Ias
Wichburg
Mass
Treasury
Shaw
Fitchburg Mediit’ Association
Impyore
Merehwur Marae
Flespid
Aics
Meyehstat Marine Commission
Housholder
Maxwell
Householder
G. H. Ellis
Parted Forty-Two Years Prompt Family Reunion Tale
Mason City Iowa tale reveals a daughter and mother reunited after forty-two years apart. Mrs Pulney of Shua and Mrs Jenne Meloy of this city tell how the infant girl lost her father, endured abandonment by her aunt, and was adopted by Mr Liche at Nort Spengs. Floyd county man Mr Dean learned the story from the mother and arranged a meeting.
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Dau
Sun Hee
Taather
Pulney
Shua
Jenne Meloy
Meloy
Central
Inos
Sle
Liche
Nort Spengs
Floyd County
Dean
Qother
Nushuu
Hammond's Trail Rumor Ties To Albany Murder
Helena reports John Hammond wanted in Albany for killing his wife and placing her body in a trunk, possibly seen near Rosebud county and Missoula as authorities search. New Evidences in Keep Case show bloodstained knuckles allegedly found by Mrs. Smith under a bed in the Miller murder room, but not produced by the sheriff.
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Newa
Hia Witte
Helena
Mont
John Hammond
Albany
Forsythe
Rosebud County
New York
BO Hammond
Missoula
Steltgra
Strang
Hammond
Missoulan
Learnicus
Win
Strom
Telp Derqas
Keep
Wakimazoo
Mich
Keteban
Mno Keep
Bert Miller
the Smith
Ale
Should Be a Rope Drawer Next Cleveland Dec 16
William Guy, a discharged drawer, shot and killed his brother Ivers lint, aged 18, and fatally injured Mrs Elizabeth Bennett at 314 Central Street. Guy then surrendered. police later arrested him. He is a wire driver.
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Cleveland
Dev
William Guy
Dsl
Neuburg
Ivers
Guy
Central Stremue
Elizabeth ‘Bennett
Navy faces power clash over midshipman hazing
Washington December reports a legal dispute on whether the Navy secretary or the attorney general can summarily dismiss midshipmen at the Naval Academy for hazing or require court martial. The case hinges on conflicting statutes from 1874 and 1908 and affects Tremnor Coffin and Warren Van De vere's potential punishment.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy
Coffin
Navy Department
James H. Sands
Naval Menademy
Tremnor Coffin
Nazing
Warren A. van Devere
Martial
Bonaparte
Maryland
Hazing Probe Tops Naval Academy Talks and Plans
Admiral Sands accused hazing at the Naval Academy, meeting cadets to pledge support for stricter rules. A thorough Annapolis inquiry follows as the House Naval Affairs Committee debates the Loud resolution and possible holiday rentals.
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Suds
Antingelis
Aten
Naval Academy
Terre Tong
Sandsins
Annapolis
Bonaparty
House Committee On Naval Affairs
How About This Boy In Danvers Wounding Incident
In Snommington Ti December 16 a 14 year old student George Stover wounded teacher Miss Josephine Crow during an attempted punishment. He resisted with a knife causing severe injuries to the teacher at the public school in Danvers.
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Snommington
Dee
George Stover
Josephine Crow
Danvers
Train collision kills two crew at Covert's station
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on December 16 a rear-end freight collision on the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula line at Covert's station, five miles west, killed Engineer A. T. Welsh and Brakeman J. A. Haris instantly while Fireman O. W. Grove was badly scalded.
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Sengineer
Wilted
Newcastle
A. T.welsh
J. A. Haris
Pireman Oo. W. Grove
Pittsburg, Youngstown and
Ashtabula
Covert’s ‘Station
Here
New York Cotton Exchange Sale Affects Committee Members
A seat on the New York Cotton Exchange committee of investigation was sold for 24000 dollars. Thomas J. Woswler of the New York Life Insurance company committee was elected to the post. The report notes a heavy first snow in Baltimore and mentions Roosevelt approving public improvement bonds for Hawaii at 750000 dollars. Delays on the Philadelphia Maritime Exchange wires to the Delaware breakwater due to the storm are reported along the Atlantic coast. An unknown origin wire caused 15000 dollars in property damage in Brodhead Wisconsin. A 20 year old man from Mexico claims to be a linker and mentions a New York residence in a fragmented account.
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New York
Thomas J. Woswler
New York Lite Inauennce Company
Committee of
Tan
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Hearst withdraws motions in New York ballot dispute
Hearst withdraws motions in a legal contest over ballot boxes in New York. Counselor William Tearst bas sought permission to open ballot boxes, but the motions were marked off the record as part of Hearst's campaign in the dispute over the recent election.
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Hearst
New York
Hec
Willam R- Tearst
Craimment
Fie
Near-horror incident at Alabama county jail reported
An apish cat from Montgomery referenced a near-fatal incident in the county jail on the 11th. The women’s department narrowly avoided multiple prisoner deaths, with over 100 inmates at risk for a period. Henrietta Toward, accused of murdering her husband, was reported as not expected to live.
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Montgomery
Wwomen's Department
Henretta
All at Tempts to Move Crescent City Fail
Superior Wis Dec 16 All attempts to pull the steamer Crescent City off the rocks fifteen miles above Superior have failed and another effort with added power will be made tonight.
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Superior
Wis
Crescent City
State News in Brief from Oakley and Surrounding Areas
Readable items cover a near term church project near Vawter school house Oakley a Madrid home for the aged at twenty thousand dollars. a big Os kaloosa barn fire destroys contents including two horses. Sioux City man James Morgan sentenced four years for silk theft. Keokuk man injured at Alexandria grain elevator. Marcus man arrested in Sioux City for obscene mail letters. Des Moines clears shows prosperous year with a gain of over fifteen million. Incident reports include theft from McCurdy Memorial Sunday school Rutledge murders in Ana mose and a 65 year old Chariton man’s suicide after disappointment. Poultry show at Odebolt December 18 21 with premiums over six thousand. Various local incidents in Anamosa Maxwell Burt Duncan’s ice pond injuries in Id a and other stock. Legal matters in Dubuque Osnida Pettiness and Ida Grove large land sale. Estate bequests questioned Des Moines executors refusing to pay 20000 to asylum institute.
Rock Island Board Cuts Dividend and Delays Preferred
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific directors meet in New York and decide to reduce the quarterly dividend on common stock from 2% to 1% percent. They also pass January dividend on the preferred stock, payable Jan 2, with $802,000 in treasury surplus after earnings. The board authorizes $4,800,000 in next year additions and improvements, on top of $2,000,000 still to be spent.
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New York
Dec, Jr
Chicago, Rock Island and Pueble Railway Company
Rock Island’ System
Chicago
Bord
Wits
Wisconsin Special Session Concludes Work and Adjourns
Madison Dec 16 legi tature ends special session and adjourns to Dec 19 giving governor three days for bills. Most members depart as assembly and senate resolve key measures. House approves tax payment prerequisite for railroad court actions and votes to concur with capitol and university investigation bills despite senate rejection.
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Willy
Sovernor
Madison, Wie
Senate
Clatbour
Assembly
Etopera Arrests In Terre Haute Release案件
Etopera arrest in Terre Haute leads to release after two students from Danville normal and Mantle Ramey of Waanington Indiana admit planning a trip. The pair say they traveled to join tim at Danville and were released on parole to leave the city.
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Etopera
Terre Haute
Ind
F. F. Alson
Danville
Ind) Normal
Mantle Ramey
Waanington
Roan
Stek Ras
Tim
Pramlac
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