Defense of Honest Wealth in an American View
The piece argues for defending wealth and wealth creators while criticizing attacks on the rich. It cites President Benjamin Andrews on wealth and propriety, discusses luxury and industry, advises on home life and avoiding daily worries, and touches on social etiquette, marriage, and mobility. It notes a Mercury year of 2% days and reflects on American attitudes toward money.
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Teave
Cmon
K Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Leslie
Abe
Quarrel in the Navy Over Medical and Navigation Departments
Rear Admiral Browne resigned amid a dispute between the medical and navigation bureaus over hospital ship command. Surgeon General Rixey утверж держит that medical officers should command hospital ships, urges unification of medical services, and cites neutrality concerns. The Navy cites interbureau interference affecting patient care and the fate of the hospital ship Relief amid plans for the 15,000 man fleet voyage to Magdalena Bay.
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Washington
Durgem
JP M. Rivey
Navy
Rownson
Arieen
Neer
Retief
Brownaan
Risey
Army
Avs
Rixey
Peo
Hava Hoapite
Russia
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Relief
Tuttleship
Bureau of Navigathon
Magdalena
Pacific Coast Unprotected Warns of Coastal Invasion Risk
Beale Washington acting remander of the department of the Columbia US Bell said Wednesday the entire Pacific coast would be helpless if the army buyy cannot supply a force of 40 000 Japanese or other foreign troops at unprotected bays along the entail coast.
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Beale
Wash
T. C. Woodbury
Department of the Columibia
Bell
Wednesay
Eulaist
Will Not Treat with Union in Philadelphia Transit Row
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit company will not recognize union representation. On Thursday, the company framed a reply to the employee committee demanding higher wages a ten hour day and better conditions. Employees may present writings but the company will not recognize union representatives. A settlement is hoped to follow the dispute.
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Union
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Tragedy at Christmas Dinner in Milford Widow Killed
Dr Walter B Amesbury of Milford killed his wife Anna a music teacher at Kosagke College Daniels ville Va as family gathered for Christmas dinner in Hyde Park Massachusetts.
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Hyde Park
Mass
Walter BR. Amesbury
Milford
Anna
Kosagke College
Danielsville
St Louis University Loses to Washington State
Spokane Washington State College football defeats St Louis University 11 to 0 on a Wednesday game in Spokane. Washington State dominates the Southwest champions with solid defense and a scoring shutout.
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Wash
St. Louis University
Southwest
Washington State College Footall
Washington
St. Lasia
Goldfield Mine Owners Seek Injunction to Break Union
Goldfield Consolidated Mines asks Nevail district court to dissolve the Goldfield miners union and curb picketing and intimidation. Suit names Goldfield miners Western Federation of Miners Charles A Mackinnon and 19 officers seeking injunctions to stop meetings and prevent interference with business. Court would appoint watchers, permit entry to property, and aim for permanent dissolution of the union as a nuisance.
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Goldfield Mine Owners’ Association
Eirenit
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Nevail
Goldfield Miners’ Union
Goldfeld Consolidated Mine Company
Goldfield
Western Federation of Miners
Charles A. Mackinon
Wnion
Western Federation of Miner’ Ie
Goldfield Union
Consolidated Mines Company
WASTED PUBLIC FUNDS New York Water Board Contract Inquiry
The water commission will be removed from the city loyally after the account commission report on the Asherkan dam contract. John Purrey Mitchell and Philip J. Gaynor found waste in the 12,009,775 dollar award to MacArthur Brothers over competing bids. Protests were filed, an inquiry ordered, and charges of incompetency and misconduct may be pressed against board members Edward Simmons Charles N. Chadwick and Charles N. Shaw.
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Commissioners of Accounts
McClellan
John Purrey Mitchell
Phillp J. Gaynor
Eutward
Mystery in Cruel Murder on Hackensack Meadows
A woman, about 30, was found murdered in Hackensack Meadows near Muresivson after being seen crossing with a man earlier. A yacht crew near the scene and a Marine Engine Co guard identified the victim, while two Harrison Lane residents heard cries and a well dressed stranger pursued by a policeman fled.
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Murevison
Chance Passorebhy
Peter Coogin
Marine Engine Company
Harrison Lane
Nester
Fairbanks Indorsed by Indiana Republicans
Resolutions adopted at Indiana Republican gathering urging the nomination of Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks. Introduced by Jov L Frank Hauly, the resolutions drew cheers from more than a thousand party workers present.
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Ind
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Jov
L Frank Hauly
Raleigh Discovers Dry City After Narrow Vote
Raleigh North Carolina votes to end the liquor dispensary by a 1945 majority, becoming a prohibition city as the dispensary closes at noon Friday. Kansas Congressman Calderhead in Washington diagnosed with double pneumonia after illness start three weeks prior. Denver elevator accident claims John M Moorehead of Grove, crushed in a pit during repairs. John H Paley editor of Jewish Daily News found dead in Brooklyn from gas asphyxiation at home.
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Itanquor
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Very
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William A. Calderhead
Calderhead
Dex Moines
John M. Moorehead
Grove
Denver
Jewish News
New York
John H. Paley
Jewish Daily News
Brooklyn
Football players heroism in train wreck near Crockett Station
In the early hours, Seattle Wach.-St. Louis Univ football athletes helped rescue three crushed railroad workers after a head on collision near Crockett Station on the Canadian Pacific. Brakeman Ornisbee died. Fireman Chris Von Wald and G McKinnon were gravely injured as operator negligence was cited.
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Wach
St. Louis University
Crocket Station
Ornisbee
Chris von Wald
G McKinnon
Brocket
Fireman from Fleet Dies in Puerto Rico Port
Benjamin Northway, a fireman aboard the battleship Missouri, died Monday after being landed Saturday at San Juax Port Rico due to peritonitis. His home was Worcester, Massachusetts.
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Benjamin Northway
United States
Missouri
Northway
Worcester
Mase
Santa Claus badly burned in Wisconsin festival mishap
Carl McDonald of Menomonie Wisconsin was badly burned while taking part as Santa Claus at a schoolhouse Christmas festival near Peshtigo Wisconsin. The incident occurred during the holiday event in Marinette and St Paul areas with local authorities investigating and reporting the injury.
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Mian
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Wis
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Menomonie
Name to Succeed Mallory in U S Senate
Gov Broward names William Janes Bryan of Jacksonville to succeed the late Stephen Russell Mallory as United States senator for the remainder of Mallory’s term ending March 4, 1909. Bryan, 31, is a county solicitor and son of former state senator John M Bryan.
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William Janes Bryan
United States
Stephen Russell Mallory
Bryan
Lnd
Duval
Orange County
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Pensacola
United States Senate
Walsh Case Proceeds After Judge Rejects Dismissal
In Chicago federal court Judge A B Anderson refused to dismiss the Walsh case, ordering the defense to continue the trial despite objections. Attorney John Miller was directed to file a written complaint, and portions of already objected evidence were to be presented to the jury. Separately, Chicago Daily News assistant publisher Albert G Beaumisne died of heart disease at 55, after joining the paper in 1879. George W H Davis, North Dakota Farmer's Grain president and former state legislator, died in Devils Lake.
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Thoraday
John R. Walsh
John 8. Miller
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Albert G. Beauisne
Chicago Daily News
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Caxton
George W. H. Davis
Devils Lake
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Farmers’ Grain Company
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Bonfils and Patterson Fight Sparks Warrant in Denver
A warrant was sworn for Fred G. Bonfils, Denver Post proprietor, after an early morning clash with ex Senator Thomas M. Patterson that left Patterson knocked down and injured. The incident ends a long running newspaper feud between Patterson and the Post.
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Patterson
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Col
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Denver Post
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
the Post
Whispering Larry Delmour Dies in New York Politics
Lawrence Delmour known as Whispering Larry, longtime Tammany Hall figure and prominent New York politician, died Wednesday from the grip. His quiet demeanor earned him the nickname and he remained a notable local political personality until retirement years ago.
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Tammany Hall
Killing at Christmas Eve Dance in New Franklin
A fatal shooting occurred during a Christmas Eve dance in the western county area near New Franklin Missouri. George S Lead was reported dead with details sparse and authorities investigating the incident.
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New Franklin
Georges Lead
Ohio State News: Freedoms and Trials Weave Through Prison Life
Ohio State News reports on pardons and paroles amid holiday ceremonies. Don Purkeypile, freed by Gov Harris after serving a Shelby County sentence, is cheered as inmates celebrate Christmas. Parolee Parkeville’s past homicide raises questions about mercy and justice. A Capitol expansion debate outlines state needs and budget constraints, while local tragedy near Ford details a couple lost to the Tymoehee Creek ford. State revenue from Willis tax climbs yearly since 1962, with figures listed for 1902 through 1907.
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Don Purkeypile
Guv. Harris
Shelby County
Parkeville
Wotherman
White
Winalt
Ravena Girl Killed by Train Near Ravenna Junction
Bessie Caldwell eighteen was lifted forty feet by a Pennsylvania flyer at Ravenna Junction and died of a broken neck. She and her sister Emma had just alighted from a train from Atwater after Christmas visit. Daughter of D W Caldwell of Atwater. No arbitration settlement yet in Champion Coated Pulp Mills strike.
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Bessie Caldwell
Ravenna Junction
D. W. Caldwell
Atwater
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Hamilton, O
State Board of Arbitration
Carey
International Paper Makers’ Union
Champion Coated
Hamilton
Father shoots son in Springfield Ohio incident details
A man fired several shots at his son in Springfield Ohio with the father later returning home for dinner. The son entered the house as a bullet struck the other son in the mouth and back of the head. a human chain formed by bystanders helped pull the injured boy to safety.
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Jerry Duncan
William Toles
Duncan
Toles
Elopement Report From Toledo Ends in Marriage
William Vanloo aged 18 son of Frank J. Vanloo of the board of pleas and Harel aged 18 of J Shover were observed in Toledo attempting elopement and marriage at an insured loan location.
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Frank J. Vanloo
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J . J. Shover
School Examiners Meet Elect New Leadership in 1808
The Ohio State Board of School Examiners reorganized in Columbus at the Southern hotel with H H Helter of Mansfield as president P Humphreys of Scranton as clerk and W H Kirk of East Moreland as treasurer. They set the next state examination for June 23 24 and 26 and addressed a dispute between State Senator Way Meek of Dayton and State School Commissioner K A Jones condemning Meek for his criticism and supporting the commissioner's stance.
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W. H. Kirk
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Meek
Dayton
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State Board of Examiners
Holy Rollers in Insane Suit Target Rev Roberte
A Waverly leader of the Holy Roller sect faced an insanity inquest led by Probate Judge Beeman after a campaign by church leaders claiming Rev. Rateerta was unbalanced. The article notes his attending meetings, strong opposition to their worship, and calls for his commitment to a hospital.
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John D. Roberts
Christian Union
Beeman
Rateerta
Hilter
Jealousy Did It In Bradford Tragedy At Game
In Bradford Ohio a quarrel over Mrs Jilly Lawdon led Joh Gates to fatally wound John Arbouguy with a razor from ear to ear. The incident occurred after a game as relations soured between young men and the local family. Traine Gollide is reported dead.
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Jilly Lawdon
Sam Bowman
Joh Gates
John Arbouguy
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