President Roosevelts Secret Service Message to Congress
President Roosevelt sent to the House a reply to a resolution demanding explanation of the Secret Service use. He defends the need for a federal detective corps to ferret out fraud in any branch of government and denies accusing any specific congressman, urging cooperation between executive and legislative branches while defending past investigations into land frauds, counterfeiting, and other crimes.
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Ohio Legislature Meets to Make Burton Senator
Columbus Jan 6 The seventy eighth general assembly of Ohio convened today in extraordinary session to consider appointing a United States senator to succeed Mr. Foraker and to discuss appropriations to run the state government and two propositions on employment for convicts under the law abolishing contract labor.
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Castro Under Knife in Berlin Surgery Report
President Castro underwent kidney surgery in Berlin performed by Dr Dirael, a noted specialist. Castro reportedly passed the operation well and is recovering as expected.
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Fallieres Still Fighting to Behead Guillotine
President Balderen expressed disappointment as the chamber failed to approve capital punishment. The vote split 329 deputies for the punishment and 20 against, likely sealing the fate of a large number of prisoners.
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Murdered wife put in furnace in Chicago tragedy
Chicago police find bones of Annie Ruffty and link husband to her murder. Ratity, the husband, allegedly choked and beat her then threw her into a furnace. An iron shaker believed to be the murder weapon remains missing as investigators chase other leads tied to the victim’s flirtation with a porter.
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Tragic double death in New York family after daughter’s illness
Gwendolen Gordy, sister of James Gordy, died of broncho pneumonia after illness. Her parents, Prof Gary Gordy and his wife, taken by chloroform in their bedroom, died alongside as a double suicide rather than face loss. The incident follows medical consultations and the professor’s plan to appoint James Gough to handle affairs.
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Death by Own Action GIVES Wife to Friend
Leighton Fan Worelage entered squalid lodging where her husband committed suicide New Year’s Eve to permit his wife Miss Phyllis Blake to marry his best friend Reginald Blake. Strong, 22, son of a wealthy clergyman, hanged himself in London. His wife, 18, had deserted him after a rapid courtship. the case parallels a famous preachers daughter.
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Backward Charge From Gun Kills Farmer In Nebraska
Ewin Nebraska January 5 a farmer named Couch was pursuing a dog when the shotgun misfired through a wire fence. The blast struck him in the side and he died later. The incident occurred near his farm as family members found him in the field.
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Apples Bring High Prices in Washington Apple Box Display
The article describes Washington apples from Wenatolme Vale on display in Spokane. It notes boxes specially made and decorated with end paintings. The piece mentions a price of five thousand fifty pounds per piece and refers to the Wenatolme vale growers and present owners.
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Relief Work Goes On Amid Italian Earthquake Aftermath
Reports describe ongoing relief efforts as survivors face widespread devastation in Reggio and Messina. Trains carry relatives and mutinous crowds, while committees from European nations coordinate aid. Officials warn shocks will persist for years and urge stricter building laws to curb future destruction.
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Earth crust shift linked to tallinn quake claims record
Scientists report the Tallin quake causing a rapid crustal upheaval of 1.2 million? It is described as the strongest on record with speculation of volcanic origin rather than crust sinking. Sudden disturbance points to geophysical rather than tectonic fracture.
Newsies Friend Is A Bankrupt
Jan 4 report details Wooks Clothing and partners facing liabilities of about 52 000 with estimates up to 200 000. The firm, famed for annual Thanksgiving dinners for newsboys, closed stores at Madison and Halsted to protect the establishment amid rent costs and mounting debts. Newsboys face no Thanksgiving dinner this year as counsel notes attempts to keep business afloat.
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Message of Death Mistake Damages Sought in Minneapolis
Mrs Ethel Manning of Minneapolis sues in district court for 1160 damages claiming a telegraphed death message from the Vinton Telegraph misled her family. She says a message indicated her husband was dying and prompted travel and wake arrangements, seeking reimbursement for related expenses.
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Fair Lillian to Publish Letters
New York Jan 4 Lillian Rossetti announces publication of love letters she received during her stage career. Between Wildfire Russell has arranged the letters for two volumes one serious and one humorous with roguish wit and a few cannot be published.
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Elephant Rampage at Coney Island Triggers Panic
A 12 year old African elephant Purcha rampaged through Luna Park in Coney Island for two hours after breaking from quarters. With 60 keepers in pursuit the elephant demolished several structures before being lassoed in the dance hall and restrained. A bystander was knocked senseless and dragged to safety as the animal neared killing range. In Muskusee Ohio a man named Lee Mingahtanks killed his teacher after a religiously charged incident.
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King Charms Suffering in Debris Rescue Scene
King Emmanúel visits Reggio amidst destruction after a severed routa trip. He comforts mourning families and encourages rescuers as soldiers dig out a man buried waist-deep in debris. The monarch urges patience and pleas for food for the distressed.
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