Bartholdt urges federal election fraud reach to president
Representative Bartholdt of Missouri met with President Roosevelt to push a measure extending federal court jurisdiction to cases of election fraud in presidential and congressional elections. The House appropriations committee instructed Chairman Connor to report favorably on a bill to provide 48 cents to fund the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission.
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Glassay
Richard Hartholdt
Missouri
Bartholdt
Roosevelt
Congress
House Committee On Appropriations
Connor
Anti-Trust Bill Introduced by Mr Cullom in Senate
Senator Cullom introduced a bill to amend the Sherman anti trust law prohibiting interstate commerce in articles produced by trusts. The measure empowers federal judges to compel testimony in advance of trials, protects witnesses, requires annual reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission, and authorizes fifty special agents. Also noted were remarks on immigration bills and amendments to Philippine and District of Columbia representation.
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Washington
Cullom
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penrose
Senate Committee On Immigration
Ses Lodge
Philippines
United States
Dingley
Gallinger
District of Columbia
Storms devastate UK coasts with wrecks and losses
London reports continued violent storms along the British coast. Many ships wrecked and crews lost, with several bodies washing ashore. The Norwegian bark Peete wrecked near the Orkneys, three crew drowned, captains and others stranded after hours in the water. Eliza Bain wrecked at Sunderland with suspected total loss. Kong Sigard crew of thirteen rescued by Delos near the Bay of Biscay as Kong Sigard neared sinking.
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London
United Kingdom
Peete
Southy
Orkneys
Orkney
Eliza Bain
Sunderland
Barkentine Dales
Plymouth
Kong Sig
Delos
Kong Sigard
Sinkee
Bay of Biscay
Brooks Leads In Colorado At Large And Adams In First District
Denver canvass shows Francis E. Brooks Republican winning the at large congressional seat with a 0 plurality over Alva Adams Democrat and John F. Shafroth Democrat leading in the First district by 2,792 over Robert W. Bonynge Republican.
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Denver
Col
Los
Isman At
Francis E. Brooks
Alva Adams
John F. Shafroth
Robert W. Bonynge
Bad Weather Probable For Indiana And Ohio
Weather forecast warns snow or rain across Indiana with colder conditions on Wednesday. North Indiana may see snow, south may get rain or snow, and Thursday should be fair with northwest winds. Ohio expected rain or snow in south, snow in north, turning much colder, then clearing Thursday. Local observations note temperatures and wind directions.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of steamers and arrivals from major ports
In New York on December 2 arrivals include Furnesta from Liverpool Oscar I from Copenhagen Viet from Genoa. Sailed Kaiser for Bremen Browhead. Passed from New York to Queenstown Amsterdam to Rotterdam. London arrivals include Minneapolis from New York Antwerp Vaderland from New York.
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New York
Furnesta
Liverpool
Oscar I
Copenha
Viet
Genoa
Kaiserhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Browhead
Queenstown
Scilly
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
le Shier Pertentem
London
Minneapol
Antwerp
Vaderland
Resumed Inquiry On Hazleton District Conditions
The full anthracite strike commission plans to reconvene at 9:00 a.m. with Watkins Clark and Parker heading the subcommittee. Testimony from the Hazleton area Italians and Poles will be taken to detail living and working conditions. Also reported are a Pittsburgh monument design winner and various national items including a Siamese voyage and a Goebel election case.
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Scranton
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Watkins
Clark
Parker
Gray
Bishop Spalding
Wilson
Col. Wright
Sident Mitchell
Peter Roberts
Mahanoy City
Thomas D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers of America
Hazleton
Prisoner Receives Life For Murder In Peoria Court
In Peoria Circuit Court Joseph Baker was sentenced to life imprisonment for the June murder of Martin Christopher. Also notes a third triennial convention of the National Council of Jewish Women opening in Baltimore at Eutaw Place Temple with delegates from nearly every state. A bribery case involving Henry Nicholas, brewer, linked to suburban street railway franchise legislation, was called in St. Louis Circuit Court. The French liner La Cham was storm-bound on passage to New York from Havre, like the ships Campania and St Louis.
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Alexander L. Hawkins
Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment
William Cooper
New York
Hong Kong
Laing Kom Wing
Eng Hok Fong
Victoria
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United States
San Francisco
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Siam
National Reform Association
E. L. Eaton
Allegheny
Charles Loddy
Jenese Mountain
Albuquerque
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D. R. Breed
First Church
W. L. Ewan
Third Church
Albany
N. Y
Illinois
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William S. Black
Chicago
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Chelmsford
Mass
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Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Green Street
George E. Weyl
Atlanta
Caldwell
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Latares
Sewall
Supreme Court
New York City
Robert Earl
Herkimer
D. Cady Herrick
Halifax
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Carnegie Library
Carnegie
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
L. Keren
Louisville
United States Court
Keren
George Gilman
Thomas
George H. Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Great American Tea Company
Gilman
Hartford
Peoria
Joseph Baker
Martin Christopher
National Council of Jewish Women
Baltimore
Eutawlace Temple
Eaton
Henry Nicholas
Brewer
St. Louis
Campania
Yestern
Havre
National Trotting Assn Board Reinstates Elderone
The New York session of the National Trotting Association board opened with leaders including P. P. Johnston and George W. Archer. The key case involved Elderone, suspended at Grand Rapids last summer. After hearings and witness testimony, driver Thomas Stewart admitted pulling the horse. The board reinstated Elderone despite the admission.
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New York
Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
P. P. Johnston
Lexington
George W. Archer
Rochester
N. Y
A. C. Blake
Cedar Rapids
John H. Shultz
Parksville
L. L
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Canton
W. H. Gochaur
Hartford
Conn
Stewart
Elderone
Grant Gillette strikes rich mine lease in Barra district
Monterey reports Grant Gillette, a former Kansas cattleman, has secured a lease on a mine in the Barra district yielding fifty tons of ore daily. Selected shipments bring $5,000 a ton, while earlier operators sustained losses. This marks a new wealthy strike in the Barra district.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Grant Gillette
Kansas
Barra
Cyclorama to Host Western Roller Polo Games in Indianapolis
The Cyclorama building, now Fisher Automobile property, will host Indianapolis Roller Polo with about 3000 seats. Promoters plan amphitheater seating and Christmas games. Indianapolis beat Anderson 5 to 1 in a fast match where a disputed third period goal added to the home score.
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Fisher Automobile Company
Indianapolis Roller Polo Association
Western Roller Polo Association
C. G. Fisher
Tomlinson Hall
Hornaday
Indianapolis
Anderson
Hipson
Way
Coggshall
Gavitt
Berry
Mullen
Morton
J. Mooney
Murphy
Ed Mooney
Norton
Demontreville
Richmond Racks Up Nine Minutes Of Second Period Rush
The report notes Elwood's fast break and Richmond's consistent effort with key players Stops-White Elwood 30 Jessup listed for Richmond while Moran umpired.
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Elwood
Richmond
White
Jessup
Moran
American League to Play Sundays Only in Chicago and St Louis
President Johnson announced next season’s Sunday baseball policy restricting games to Chicago and St Louis with liquor sales banned at the parks. The plan rules out Sunday exhibitions in New York suburbs and against Detroit Cleveland, while New York remains unavailable under lease terms and Cleveland and Detroit authorities enforce Sunday game bans.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Johnson
Weehawken
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
New Park
Burns's Park
Wisconsin to California trip planned by football manager Kilpatrick
Manager Charles Kilpatrick says Wisconsin University will surely travel to California, leaving Madison December 18. Curtis G. Redden is elected captain of Michigan football for next year, with Martin Heston as nearest rival. Balantrae and Spectrum sold at Newmarket for 21787.50, Frank Gardner's Dakota II for 9375. California football ends season after losses to Stanford and Perry Indians. no more games planned. Washington Baseball considers courts to stop Delehanty and Orth Townsend from jumping to New York. Orth reportedly authorized to play for New York next season. International Olympian games committee in Paris receives letter from H J Furber about compromise plan for difficulties in fixed place.
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Charles Kilpatrick
Wisconsin University
California
Madison
Curtis G. Redden
University of Michigan
Martin Heston
Newmarket
England
W. C. Whitney
Ballantrae
Spectrum
Frank Gardner
Dakota II
University of California
Stanford
Perry Indians
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Washington Baseball Club
Delehanty
Pitckers Orth and Townsend
Washington
New York
West
Orth
McGraw
International Olympian Games Committee
Paris
H. J. Furber
Fxrenuest
Assoa Big Ouien
Joliet to Enter Three I's League Franchise
Joliet directors voted to purchase a Three I's League franchise. President Sexton of the league attended the meeting. Al Tebau will manage Joliet’s league team.
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Chicago
M. Merou
St. Louis
Joliet
Sexton
al Tebeau
Fraternal League Scores on Western Bowling Trip
In Kansas City on December 2 the all American bowlers began Western tour in Oklahoma. From Oct 5 to Nov 3 the top individual average was J J Voorheis at 192 plus in 13 games. Top diamond medal total went to Eugene Club San Francisco with 2.458, Albert Pick prize leader Chicago 2.538, Koehler and Hinrich prize winner Billings 2.747, Sam Karpf prize winner H Leap San Francisco 233.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
J. J. Voorheis
Eugene Club
San Francisco
Albert Pick
Chicago
Koehler
Billings
Sam Karpf
H. Leap
Pardello to Meet Wittmer in Empire Wrestling Match
The Empire hosts a wrestling bout between Leo Pardello of New York and Charles Wittmer of Cincinnati. The match will be for a fall rather than fifteen minutes. Pardello aims to avenge a prior Graeco-Roman defeat by Wittmer and seeks victory in catch-as-catch-can. Sam Murburger reportedly lasted fifteen minutes with Pardello, with plans to wrestle again Friday night.
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Leo Pardello
New York
Charles Wittmer
Cincinnati
the Empire
Wittmer
Pardello
Sam Murburger
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