Chadwick case tests federal grand jury fight in New York
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick jailed in the Tombs after bail efforts fail. Ohio forgery notes loom as Cleveland authorities question the securities tied to her loans. Reports detail her vast debts and pending bank embezzlement allegations with Iri Reynolds as a central creditor.
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Philip Carpenter
Federal Building
United States
Henkel
Ohio
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Keeler
Andrew Carnegie
San Francisco
Alice M. York
Geary Street
Chadwick
Mme. Devere
Ohio Penitentiary
York
Iri Reynolds
Carpenter
L. T. Whitney
A.B. Spear
Citizens’ National Bank of
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C. T. Beckwithi
Citizens’ National Bank
Ilness
Monens
Lyon
Pittsburg
W Park Bank
Postmaster General Wynne Lauds Efficient Postal Service
The 1904 annual report cites higher revenues and broader postal facilities. It notes mail classification reforms, cheaper foreign money orders, expanded parcels post, and new routes to Japan Hong Kong and Norway. It lists recommended congressional actions including annex construction and reforms to bonds rates and penalties.
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Japan
Hong Kong
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Congress
Illness of Former Treasury Secretary Gage Reported
Former Treasury Secretary Jayman J. Gage is ill with inflammatory rheumatism and only close friends may visit. The Paris IA dispatch notes his health as precarious and serviceable by physicians, with no other major updates.
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Gage
New, York
Secretary of the Treasury
Jayman J. Gage
Woman Stowaway Found On Trans-Atlantic Liner
A 66 year old woman, Marie Jeanne Caroff of Bretagne, stowed away on a trans-Atlantic liner and was discovered aboard La Lorraine which has just arrived in New York. The elderly traveler is described as decrepit.
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la Lorraine
Marie Jeanne Caroff
Bretagne
Roosevelt gains record presidential vote in 1904 election
A New York Times canvass shows Roosevelt defeated Parker by 2,346,169 with a total vote of 13,534,119 and an electoral tilt of 336 to 140. Roosevelt’s 7,640,560 votes set a new high, surpassing McKinley's 1900 mark by over 400,000. Debs Swallow Watson and Corregan totals listed. Also notes Davis sails for Europe to join an international commission investigating a North Sea incident.
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Parker
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Swallow
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H. Davis
International Commission
Europe
Fifty-Eighth Congress Journal Review
Washington dispatches track Senate and House activity from December sessions. Key items include Knox and Crane sworn in, Philippine civil government and railroads debated, beer sale repeal proposals, Franklin monument funding, civil service commission clashes, and December 21 to January 4 adjournment plans.
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Crane
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United States
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Proctor
District of Columbia
Benjamin Franklin
Hale
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Aldrich
Tillman
William D. Crum
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D. C
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Civil Service Commission
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Hepburn
Grosvenor
Commission
Civil Service
Sporls
Cvil Service Commission
Diplomatic Service Changes Seen With Cabinet Shakeups
A State Department official indicates the president expects all cabinet members and ambassadors to resign between now and March 4. No formal announcement has been made. Also, with the Senate’s Monday session Senator Hepburn will seek unanimous consent to take up the Pure Food bill, with reports of an agreement to consider the measure.
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Washington
State Department
Dec
Senate
Hepburn
Taft Arrives in Kingston Aboard US Cruiser Columbia
Secretary Taft arrives in Kingston on the United States cruiser Columbia and is hosted at Government House by Governor Sir Alexander Swottoo during a courtesy lunch.
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Jamaica
Wat
Taft
United States
Columbia
Kinga House
Alexander Swottoo
Farmers urged to grow year round crops and outdoor work
A public notice promotes Ge Booth as a place for farmers to stay active all year. It argues outdoor work can continue twelve months and that stock raisers see their animals constantly eating resources. It emphasizes year round production and farming discipline.
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Imatn
Ge Booth
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