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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
2
Congress Reopens January 3 After Christmas Adjournment
Congress adjourned for Christmas holidays and will meet again January 3. Roosevelt praised Panama canal work and urged declarations to protect Japanese in San Francisco. Senators pressed land reform and reform of naval command eligibility while labor and immigration issues sparked debate.
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Congress
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Metcalf
San Francisco
Straus
Department For Commerce and Labor
South Carolina
Hitchcock
Wilson
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Hansbrough
Isthmian Canal Commission
Steamship Alliance
New York
Colon
Asthmus
Panama
Mixed peril and power headlines from early 20th century pages
Fort Reno Oklahoma sees Cap Edgar Macklin shot and punched in a clash linked to Brownsville riot allegations. Chicago judge shot at by Frederick Elerbrock. Annapolis mob lynches a confessed attacker of a white woman. Milwaukee divorce suit by Clara Heyl. Jacob Heyl tied to Schandein will case. Newark birth figure Mrs Day, revolutionary era daughter, dies aged six. Houston execution bungled. rope break injures John Hamilton. St Louis robbery at Muss Milling. one captured. Lincoln dies, famed educator Blanche Boardman Lincoln. Minneapolis coal shortage warns of winter distress. Morgan gifts 600000 mansion to son. St Stanislaus Chicago school burns. 100 teachers escape. Western Ice gains control of Knickerbocker Ice via Edward R. Thomas.
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Edgar B. Macklin
Twenty-fifth
United States Infantry
Fort Reno
Okla
Aegre
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Frederick Elerbrock
C. S. Cuting
Criminal Court
Chicago
Annapolis
Clara S. Heyl
Milwaukee
Lizette Schandeint
Jacob Heyl
Schandeint Will Case
Rachel Brookfield Day
Ead
Newark
N. J
Job Brookfield
Houston
John Hamilton
Hamilton
J.B. Muss Milling Company
St. Louis
J. B. Muss
Blanche Horeon Boardman Lincoln
New York
Minneapolis
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
St. Stanislaus Polish Catholic School
Western Ice Company
New Jersey
Edward R. Thomas
Knick Jderbocker Ice Company
Numerous 1906 headlines mix of crimes politics and disasters
The column tallies a wide range of events from a will disowning children and a missing liner passenger to shootings and fires. It notes political moves in the United States and abroad, arrests, trials, and industry shifts, with disasters in cities from Salt Lake City to Columbus and Chicago suburbs.
Miner Hicks Rescued After 15 Days Buried in Tunnel
Lindsay B. Hicks of Bakersfield was released after 15 days entombed in a caved-in tunnel near the Edison Power Co. He survived on tobacco and a pipe plug, communicated via a 70 foot pipe, and crawled to safety as rescuers dug through rock and earth with scores of workers assisting.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Lindsay B. Hicks
Hicks
Edison Power Co
Wreck on Minnesota Passenger Train Kills Ten
Ten people die and many more are injured after an eastbound Minneapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie passenger train collides with a switch engine near Enderlin North Dakota. Fire and wreckage trap passengers in the smoking car and first coach.
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St. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste
Enderlin
Captain Macklin Shot at Fort Reno Recovering
Capt. Edgar Macklin of the Twenty fifth Infantry improved Sunday after being shot by a negro at his Fort Reno residence Friday night. The assailant remains unidentified with detectives unsure of his whereabouts. Bloodhounds traced a train at Darlington, and a Twenty-fifth Infantry hat found near the porch suggests the suspect may have handled the area, though it does not prove he is a soldier.
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el Reno
Okla
Edgar Macklin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Reno
Darlington
Macklin
EhReno
Boys Plot The Outlaw Capture From Film Sign
Two youths in Youngstown discuss a sign offering a five thousand dollar reward for the outlaw Jim Bradley. They joke about capturing him by cutting a chunk from a moving picture, imagining a clever but foolish plan.
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Jim Bradley
West Federal Street
Buffalo Bill
Youngstown ‘Telegram
Choates Witty Rejoinder at Court Door
Young Joseph Choate, then starting in law, defuses an irate shopkeeper with a sharp reply after a plaintiff’s loss. The defendant’s bluster about sons becoming lawyers meets Choate’s cool counter at the courtroom door.
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Young Choate
The Bank Directors Learn of a Seven Million Failure
The bank directors, after drawing fees, are told by the cashier that the bank failed three days earlier for seven million. They reply with detachment, insisting it is of no concern to them, and depart with their remaining gold and cars.
Reindeer Capacity for Team Work in Arctic Mail Route
The article notes reindeer with broad hooves and about 400 pounds weight pulling sleds with 600 pounds, covering 30 to 90 miles daily. They haul mail from Kotzebue to Point Barrow, Alaska a 650 mile northern post route. No food is carried for the deer and they forage on white moss at stops.
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Kotzebue
Point Barrow
Alaska
Market Highlights from New York and Cleveland Dates
Markets report steady and mixed prices for grains, livestock, and dairy. In New York trading on December 24 1906 flour prices ranged around 4.10 to 4.30 per barrel while wheat and oats held firm and hogs eased. in Cleveland similar levels appeared with spring patent flour about 4.15 to 4.30, wheat 77c, and hogs around 6.30 to 6.35 per hundredweight.
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New York
Minnesota
Local Grain Prices Wiggle Into Year End Trade
Chicago and Toledo market notes show December wheat at 74 and 4 cents for corn, with cash bids for wheat at about 74 1/2 cents, corn around 43 cents, oats at 37 cents, and cloverseed near 8 dollars and 35 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Toledo
East Buffalo Market Prices Quick Report
East Buffalo market note of December 24 shows cattle Best steers $5.20 to $6.00, Weds $8.00 to $8.50. sheep Wethers $5.25 to $5.50, spring lambs $5.50 to $7.30. hogs Yorkers $6.35 to $6.40.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
East Buffalo
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