Ships Ready for Cruise Fleet to be Reviewed by Roosevelt
Washington reports Admiral Evans battleship fleet to be reviewed by President Roosevelt one week before a Pacific voyage. Connecticut flagship and other ships sit in Hampton Roads with 16 battleships 6 torpedo boats 4 auxiliaries and 9 colliers. mail routes set to February 6 then from New York to San Francisco.
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Calloa
Peru
Kellogg Seeks Reward as Harriman Probe Chief For White House
Senator Clapp and Frank B Kellogg met at the White House. Kellogg praised for leading Harriman probe in New York. President eager to reward his work but not plan to appoint him attorney general this term. Possible future cabinet or Supreme Court vacancy could bring invitation.
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Washington
Senator Clapp
Frank B. Kellogg
White House
Clapp
Congress
Kellogg
Harriman
New York
Goetz Trial Opens as Indictment Read in Burlington
Abe Goetz of Burlington faces murder charges for the death of his brother Henry Goertz after an in court indictment reading. Goetz’s attorney seeks Dec 6 to file a motion to dismiss, arguing the indictment is illegal. The defendant appeared with his wife and infant daughter as the judge ordered a delay.
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Minot
N. D
Abe Goetz
Burlington
Henry Goertz
Goertz
McGee
State
Creep Mousse
Joseph Denoyer
Denoyer
Abe Goertz
Henry
Goerts
Abe
New Church at Hurd Dedicated in Minot District
A new church in Minot region dedicated debt free on Sunday after four months of existence. Pastor Rev J Craig Watt led the service with sermon by general missionary B S Shaw. Large turnout from the surrounding area and many from Mux hans attended the ceremony.
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Minot
North Dakota
Muxhans
J. Craig Watt
Shaw
Rev BE H Cram Voices Early Work for New Church
In the evening service Rev BE H Cram of Maxbasa spoke on early efforts before the church organization. A special service and the Ladies Aid provided support for building and furnishings. Funds raised by Mr Shaw exceeded the required bills.
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BE. H. Cram
Maxbasa
Ladies ‘Aid Organization
Inneh
Shaw
Fate Hangs On Watch in Grand vs Petit Larceny Trial
Carl Beyers faces trial at the district court after a gold watch theft, with jurors weighing the watch’s value. Jewelers differ on worth from 16 to 22.50 dollars, determining whether his crime is grand or petty larceny and potential prison time. Beyers’ roommate lost the watch, found later in Beyers’ possession. he claims it was found. The case went to the jury at 11 this morning.
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Carl Beyers
They
Beyers
Frank A. Ball
E. P. Sundberg
M. A. Hagen
Beyer
Martin Hoff
Sherif Bingham
Nomination of LaMoure opposed by Senator Hansbrough
Washington December 7 Senator Hansbrough plans to oppose the nomination of Jud LaMoure Jr for collector of customs for North and South Dakota. He was not consulted in the process and cites this omission amid broader politics surrounding President Roosevelt and Hansbrough’s stance on a 1908 term.
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Washington
Jud LaMoure, Jr
North
South Dakota
Hansbrough
McCumber
Alex McKenzie
Cortelyou
LaMoure
White House
Roosevelt
la Moure 14
Frank Merringer 18 in Jail on Perjury Charge
Frank Merringer was jailed in the county jail under a five thousand dollar bond after Judge Goss sentenced him for perjury in testimony about the Harry Casey cane case. He remains jailed for failing to secure habeas men and was shown to have been in jail during the theft he testified about.
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Minor
North Dakota
Del
Frank Merringer
Goss
Harry Casey
Merringer
Tenborg
Casny
Ai“crent
Nguor
McGee
Perrine
Wedding in High Society in New York City
New York decorum marked a royal wedding as Miss Gidya Milla, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ogden Milla, wed Henry Carnegie Phipps at St Margaret's church Staatsburg. Guests included the groom’s sister Beatrice Mills and relatives of Note. The couple, wealthy and poised, will reside at Livingston Manor with other social figures present and more weddings planned in elite circles.
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Gidya ‘Milla
Ogden Milla
Henry Carnegie Phipps
St. Margaret's Church
Staatsburg
Beatrice Mills
St. Margaret's
Mills Country Home
Livingston Manor
Bradley Martin, Jr
Henry Phippe
Steel Trust
Elihu Root, Jr
Stryker
Ulysses S. Grant
Washington
Grant
Root
Irma Stern
Leon de Grafenried
Eldrich de Grafenried
Metropolis
Maryland Society
Sherry's
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Rocky Mountain Club
Novel
Montana Club
Montana
Rocky Mountain District
Due de Chaulnes
Dixie
Comstock
Comatovk
Criminal Courts
Laurence Alma Tadema
Editor Under Arrest In Berlin Plot Against Harden Trial Set
Berlin reports the second trial of Herr Paxikien Harden editor of Die Zukunft for criminal slander against Count von Moltke. Harden had accused Moltke of degeneracy and faces further defamation claims from Prince Philip zu Eulenburg over the court camarilla. Harden vows to prove his charges and expose a rotten German court.
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Berlin
Paxikien Harden
Die Zukunft
Harden
Kune von Moltke
Berli
von Moltke
von' T Moltke
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Vienna
Wil
Lander
May Oust Carlos Crisis In Portugal Monarchy
Lisbon December reports say Progressive and Conservative leaders will meet to decide their stance toward Prime Minister Franco. Officials claim the crisis has passed, though republican, anarchist and socialist factions plotted to overthrow the monarchy and assassination rings were found. Press censorship is strict as disaffection grows and the army and navy are unreliable in defending the crown.
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Lisbon
Premiser Franco
Franco
France
Carlos
Portugal
Switzerland
May Oust Standard Oil Charged With Unlawful Discrimination
Minneapolis reports a forthcoming Minnesota court action to cancel Standard Oil's right to do business. The attorney general prepares a complaint alleging price discrimination and unfair competition under 1907 law, seeking forfeiture of the firm's state license for selling oil cheaper in Minneapolis and St Paul than in Excelsior Stillwater and nearby towns.
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Minneapolis
Standard Oil Company
Minnesota
Hennepin County
State Legal Department
Standard Ol
St. Paul
Ben
Standard Oll Company
Excelsior
Stillwater
Jother Towne
Tesla Tower at Wardenclyffe to Be Sold at Auction
The Wardenclyffe tower built by Nikola Tesla on Long Island is set for auction by Sheriff Wells of Suffolk on Monday to satisfy a debt of about 200 dollars held by August Eisman. This is the second sale notice in six months. The Tesla property spans about two hundred acres and the tower cost a large sum to construct.
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New York
Nicola Tesla
Wardenehite
Long Island
Sheriff Wells
Suffolk
August Eisman
Tesla
Wardencliffe
New York Surpasses Chicago and Philadelphia in Area
The October Delineator notes New York covers 327 square miles, exceeding Chicago at 190.5 and Philadelphia at 129.5 in area. The comparison highlights New York’s relative size among major cities.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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