Treasury Secretary Orders Free Philippine Goods Duty Exemption
The secretary of the treasury issued a telegraphic order directing customs collectors to admit Philippine imported merchandise free of duty. The order suspends entry duties on goods shown on vessel manifests from the Philippines, allows free delivery for bend goods, and detains cigars and cigarettes until internal revenue stamps are affixed. The development spurs Congress to consider revenue and import legislation for the Philippines, with House Ways and Means likely to frame a bill before holidays.
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Secre Root
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Philippine Islands
Tipplnes
Bend
Internal Revenue
Congress
Porto Rico
Philippines
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
House
Manila Celebrates Supreme Court Ruling On Duty Free Philippines
Manila merchants and civilians erupt in jubilation as the U S Supreme Court declares the Philippines American territory and duties on Philippine imports improper. Officials note tax implications, while Spanish merchants cheer treaty parity and collectors foresee duty refunds amid widespread excitement in clubs and offices.
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Manila
United States Supreme Court
Philippines
United States
Myst
Luke Wright
W. Morgan Shuster
Ieparkenete
Supreme Court
HISTORIAN MACLAY CHARGES AND NAVY RESOLUTION
Representative Willams of Mississippi introduced a resolution for a committee of inquiry into J. S. MacLay and his history of the navy. The document accuses MacLay of denouncing Rear Admiral Schley as a coward and claims proofs were approved by Navy officials Crowninshield and Sampson. The text notes MacLay was employed by the Navy Department then and now.
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Washington
Willams
Mississippi
J. S. MacLay
Navy of
United States
Naval Academy
Annapolis
MacLay
Schley
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Jim
W. T. Sampson
United States Navy
Weather forecast for Midwest and New England
Washington forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls fair and colder in Ohio and Indiana, fair and warmer with diminishing northeasterly winds in Illinois. Local observations show cloudy temperatures around 36 with light precipitation. New York reports sleet and snow, icy pavements and disrupted transit. Boston notes the heaviest early winter snowstorm in years with coastwise delays and Cape Cod patrols aiding nearby vessels.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Boston
New England
Weather Bureau
Cape Cod
Ife
Snowstorm Hits Western Kansas Boosting Wheat Prospects
A heavy snowstorm swept across western Kansas today, with officials noting the snow will benefit wheat crops by providing moisture and insulation during the cold spell. Weather stations reported widespread accumulation and calm winds following the storm's peak.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Movements of Steamers Across European Ports
Shipping notices show arrivals and sailings: Patricia from New York to Cherbourg and Hamburg, Pretoria from Hamburg to New York, Aller and oak from Naples to New York, Kronprin Uhelm to Bremen, totendam from New York to Rotterdam, Westersland from Philadelphia to Liverpool, Celtic past to Queenstown and Liverpool, Parisian from St Johns to Liverpool, H. H. Meier from New York, and Minnehaha arriving in London.
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Plymouth
Dee
Patricia
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Pretoria
Aller and
Oak
Naples
Kronpring Uhelm
Bremen
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Totendam
Rotterdam
Queenstown
Westersland
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Browhead
Celtic
Moville
Parisian
St. Johns
N. B
H. H. Meier
London
Minnehaha
House to Probe Navy Officers Over Maine Claims
Congress resolves to appoint a speaker's committee to investigate alleged subversive statements by MacLay and to determine if proof sheets were submitted to Captain Crowninshield and Rear Admiral Sampson, reporting facts and recommending action regarding the Battle ship Maine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seti Aa
Navy Department
House of Representatives
Congress of the
United States
MacLay
Crowninshield
Sampson
House
Walsecard
Govts brief seeks dismissal of Maine sinking claims
Government counsel ask the Spanish treaty claims commission to dismiss all claims tied to the sinking of the Maine. They argue the peace treaty relinquished the matter, citing 1898 acts as proof the U S settled the matter against Spain and recognized a U S liability instead.
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Washington
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Maine
United States
Havana
Spain
Congress
Attorney General Urges Justice Department Reforms
The annual report shows 31 more appellate cases in the Supreme Court, 3 fewer disposed, 336 on docket. Of 308 argued or submitted cases, 132 affirmed, 57 reversed, 57 dismissed, 2 settled, 9 certified, 89 denied writs. Prisoner stats note 4,441 in penitentiaries, 1,611 discharged, 1,650 received, 41 died, 63 pardoned. Recommends new justice building funding, uniform prisoner commutation, higher salaries for U S judges, and an insular territorial bureau.
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Washington
Attorney General
Congress
United States Supreme Court
United States
Department of Justice
President's annual message printed in two brown morocco bound copies
Washington reports that the President's annual message to Congress was printed in two copies for the two houses. Each copy used heavy white paper instead of the blue tint and was bound in brown morocco with a gold border and the title on the front.
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Washington
Congress
the United States
Secretary Root Restricts Army Post Board Hearings
Secretary Root instructs the army post board to grant no public hearings. The ruling follows numerous in person applications to argue which posts should be retained or abandoned, with officials fearing hearings would impede progress of the work.
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Washington
Root
Army Post Board
Ard
North Atlantic squadron to Havana for Christmas holidays
The North Atlantic squadron will be in Havana from December 17 to 22 at the request of Cuba’s Governor General Wood who plans to extend holiday courtesies to fleet officers and men. In Washington President Roosevelt hosts Republican leaders including Henderson and Allison among others at dinner. The Court of Claims began a new term with about two hundred decisions issued, closing most work from vacation. Matthews Indiana post office to join presidential class January 1 with postmaster salary raised to 1200 dollars.
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Washington
Wood
Cuba
Havana
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Henderson
Allison
Platt
Connecticut
Hanna
Cullom
Proctor
Elkins
Perkins
Scott
Beveridge
Kean
Cannon
Grosvenor
di i
Leonard Wood
Court of Claims
Indianapolis Journal
Matthews
Ind
Billiard Matches Highlight New Yorker Tourney
In Madison Square Garden, George Sutton beat Leonard Howison 400 to 237 in the afternoon session as rain and snow did not deter a sizable crowd. Evening saw George Slosson reach 400 against Ora Morningstar, Morningstar’s luck standing poorly as Slosson led with high runs to a dominant finish. Morningstar’s errors and ball bounces hindered him while Sutton and Slosson posted strong scores and high runs in a display praised for its skill.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
George Sutton
Chicago
Leonard Howison
Canada
George F. Slosson
Ora C. Morningstar
Rochester
Snn
Morningstar
Slosson
Howison
Sutton
Baratel
Jacob Schaefer
Estate valued for tax by Huntington heirs appraiser
Mrs Arabella D Huntington widow of Collis P Huntington and Charlies H Tweed co executor appoint Halpin as appraiser under inheritance tax law. Estate valued about 70 million dollars. Postmaster De Friese of Fay Nevada cleared of alleged involvement in staged confession case after grand jury seat. Missouri court acquits Southern Telegraph and Money Order Co. defendants of green goods and poolroom law violations. Maud Bal lington Booth illness exaggerated but speeches delivered. Kentucky whisky valuation set at 10 dollars per barrel for tax, up from last year, affecting all whisky stored in the state on Sept 15.
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Postmaster de Friese
Fay
Nev
George Ellis
Ellis
Seldomridge
Kentucky State Board of Valuation and Assessment
Kentucky
Delegates Arrive for Labor Federation Convention in Scranton
Half a hundred officers and delegates of the American Federation of Labor gather in Scranton for the annual convention at St Thomas College Hall. President Gompers and the executive council spend the day in session over jurisdiction disputes as the Metal Trades Federation prepares to meet at Hotel Jermyn. In Pittsburgh, switchman strikes ease with more crews at work and faster traffic, but McKeesport yards suffer from worker shortages and limited activity on the McKeesport Connecting Railroad.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor
St. Thomas College Hall
Gompers
Metal Trades Federation
Jermyn
Pittsburg
Brotherhood of Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
McKeesport
Maxwell endorses federal water policy for arid West
Chicago December 3 George H Maxwell executive chairman of the National Irrigation Association says the Presidents proposal for a national water storage and arid land reclamation plan would nearly double U S wealth resources and population within a generation He notes the plan requires federal action not state action and would benefit all sections and classes of Americans each main canal would bring water to settlers and reserve lands for homes
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Chicago
George H. Maxwell
National Irrigation Asociation
Congress
United States
Maxwell
Sharkey posts forfeit to spur Jeffries title fight
New York on December 3 reports Tom Sharkey posted a 2500 dollar forfeit and challenged Jeffries to a heavyweight championship bout. He also posted 2500 dollars for Dave Sullivan to promote a match with young Corbett, aiming to stage a major prize encounter.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Jeffries
Sharkey
Dave Sullivan
Young Corbett
Death of a Football Player Lawson
New York reports the death of Lawson, the young football player who suffered a back injury in a game last Saturday, ending his battle after the fatal injury.
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New York
Lawson
Resolution for investigating vote denial in states
Washington December 3 Representative Dick of Ohio introduced a resolution for a general investigation of denial or abridgement of the right to vote in certain states with aim to reduce congressional representation. The proposal requests a full inquiry by the committee on election of President, Vice President and representatives in Congress with power to subpoena witnesses under oath and to report the proportion of male citizens twenty one years of age denied or abridged the vote in any state compared to total male inhabitants twenty one years of age and US citizens.
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Washington
Ohio
Committee On
Congress
United States
Republicans win most Massachusetts city elections amid snow rain
Snow and rain delayed municipal voting in Massachusetts as Republicans secured a sweeping win. Ten mayoral races went to Republicans and many city councils followed suit, with Fitchburg reporting an independent result and several cities showing mixed affiliations.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Riy
Marlboro
Northampton
Fall River
Taunton
Gloucester
Lawrence
New Bedford
Srls Waltham
Haverhill
Brockton
Quincy
Borinetela
Pittsfield
Trotting Board of Review Actions Across Eastern Tracks
The National Trotting Association board in New York began sessions with protests heard and many decisions issued, mostly against Eastern and Canadian horses and tracks. Burkholder and Bonnie W. expelled. Columbus Driving Association fined $100 for suspended drivers and horses. Chicago board met but passed only a few cases, with a full session planned for tomorrow.
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New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
George D. Riner
Indianapolis
A. Burkholder
Akron
Bonnie W
Jerry W
Penfield
Burkholder
Columbus (O.) Driving Association
Driving Association Company
R. Gilbert
Lexington
Chicago
Dee
Board of Appeals
The
American Trotting Association
W. P. Ijams
Terre Haute
Eri. C. Lewis
J. H. Steiner
N. J. Coleman
St. Louis
J. W. Fleming
Columbus
Tt. H. Gill
Milwaukee
F. J. Moran
Detroit
Cincinnati Firms Post Labor Independence Notices
Twenty five top Cin cinnati shoe manufacturers announce in factory notices their independence from labor unions. They declare shops free and pledge fair treatment to willing workers under the arrangement. If protests arise, more than 3 000 employees could be affected.
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Cincinnati
Flurry in Cotton as Government Crop Forecast Surges Prices
On the New York Cotton Exchange a government estimate of a smaller crop shocked traders. The report showed 9,674,000 bales, about 2 million below expectations. Prices spiked then retreated, then recovered to near-session highs amid frantic covering and volatile trading.
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New York
Cotton Exchange Today
Kansas Pioneer J. Little Dies After Prolonged Sleep
J. Little of Hiawatha Kansas died after a three year illness in which he slept most of the time. He slept in Santa Ana California from May 28 to August 20 and woke briefly before death. He was cared for by a rubber tube feeding during his long sleep and was brought home in September.
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Hiawatha
Kan
Little
Kansas
Santa Ana
Cal
Prominent Chicago Widow Mary Strong Dies at 58
CHICAGO reports the death of Mrs. Mary Ogden Strong widow of General William H. Strong due to a brain bleed at her daughter’s home. She was fifty eight, a leading figure in the city. New York and Wichita briefs record editor Arthur Griesom’s typhoid death in New York at an unspecified age and J. S. Andrews death in Wichita aged eighty four after pre empting a claim near Chicago in 184.
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Chicago
Mary Ogden Strong
William H. Strong
United States Army
C. Pemberton Wurtz
New York
Arthur Griesom
Smart Set
Payson
Lil
Wichita
Kan
S. Andrews
Flood of Bills Overwhelms House Clerical Staff
Washington reports the House clerical staff worked through the night to process 1,302 bills, including 279 public and 1,113 private measures. Rep Brownlow led with 252 bills and resolutions amid a deluge of reprints and new measures, while other actions included proposed constitutional amendments on polygamy and term start dates. Separately, postmasters in Vermont were instructed to flag packages suspected of customs evasion tied to a cross border smuggling scheme, with customs officials receiving addresses to trace shipments across the line.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Representative Brownlow
Tennessee
House
Showalter
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Albury
East Albury
Montreal
Vermont
Treasury Department
Postoffice
Deek
Oms
Patents Granted Indiantans
Washington December 3 patents were granted to Indiana inventors. John B Cleaveland of Indianapolis received a tool for attaching intermediate fence wires. George W Greenfield of Fountain City was issued a drenching bit. James W Hail of Dublin assigned one half to J F Hatfield of Fountain City for a seed cleaner and separator.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
John B. Cleaveland
Indianapolis
George W. Greenfield
Fountain City
James W. Hail
Dublin
J. F. Hatfield
Western Union Franchise Tax Upheld by Supreme Court
The Missouri Supreme Court rules Western Union Telegraph Company organized in New York is not a federal corporation and that Jackson County tax assessment is legal. Unanimous decision reverses lower court, orders $1,027 taxes for 189, with about $250,000 more in suits pending across counties. State franchise tax law deemed valid.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Th Corlean
State Board of Equalization
Jackson County
Missouri
Forged pardon papers lead to prison term in Newport Tenn
Wash Boyer of Coke county was sentenced to ten years for forgery connected with his 18% release from the state penitentiary. He allegedly forged deeds of his father, whom he is charged with killing, to secure his pardon. The Supreme Court ruled Boyer cannot be indicted for forging pardon papers since no named individuals were harmed.
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Newport
Tenn
Wash Boyer
Coke County
Supreme Court
Boyer
Laxative Bromo Quinias Tablets Cure a Cold in One Day
A vintage ad promises a single day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo-Quinias Tablets and a no cure, no pay offer. It lists price in cents and urges quick relief with a bold, period-appropriate sales tone.
Telegraphic Brevities Snapshot of Early 1900s News
Appraisers fix late estate value for Kirkland Armour in Kansas City. St Joseph bricklayers strike over nonunion crew use on sewer jobs. Cleveland lawyers push to bar professional jurors. John K Speed steamer raised after Mississippi River sinking. damage not serious. American Sugar Refining declares 14 percent both common and preferred stock dividends. Move to unite eastern basket factories into a trust led by Willard Ducomb of Findlay Biscuit. Ohio Governor Nash blocks Columbus prize fight between Hudson and Brant. Canton Massillon electric railway sold to Philadelphians. interurban lines shifted. St Louis fair committee invites President Roosevelt to ground breakthrough with historic spade. Bisbee Arizona report of ambush. partner Walter Kelly killed, Baker wounded. Ohio Attorney General seeks ouster of Wyandot Savings and Trust for insolvency and nonfill of annual report. Mack Goss and Henry King convicted of attempted train wrecking in Alabama. Detectives capture suspects in act.
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Kirkland B. Armour
Kansas City
Union
St. Joseph
Cleveland
Ohio State Legislature
John K. Speed
Mississippi River
Memphis
American Sugar Refining Coupe
Mississippi
Willard Ducomb
Findlay (O.) Biscuit Company
Nash
Ohio
Columbus
Jess Hudson
George Brant
Citrown Athletic Club
Sheriff Pearce
Canton-Massillion
Canton
Massillion
Navarre
St. Louis
John Baker
Bisbee
A. T
Walter Kelly
San Bernardino Ranch
Arizona
Kelly
Baker
Sheets
Wyandot Savings and Trust Company
Mack Goss
Henry King
Montgomery
Ala
J. Last
Furness sails with contracts for twelve freight steamers
Sir Christopher Furness M P left New York for England today with signed contracts to build twelve freight carrying steamers of 6000 to 10000 deadweight, backed by about 4 million dollars. He also agrees with Clergue interests to erect a vast steel works at Sault Ste Marie costing around 16 million, tying Canadian iron and coal to shipbuilding. He cites US manufacturers’ efficiency and predicts Canada will benefit from American growth, noting ice in the St Lawrence River could be overcome by ice crushing steamers.
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New York
Pec
Christopher Furness
England
Clergue
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Canada
Christopher
United States
Brant
T. Lawrence
Johnson Won’t Fight Aha. New Baseball Organization Gains Help
The American League will respect contracts of players signed with the new American Association and will not raid those contracts. Ban Johnson informed President Hickey of the association that no war will be waged against the new league. Hickey will meet Western League magnates at St Joseph as the old league closes, awards Kansas City the pennant, and forms a new circuit including Colorado Springs, Denver, Lincoln, Sioux City, Des Moines, and St Joseph.
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American League
American Association
Ban Johnson
Hickey
Johnson
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lincoln
Sioux City
Des Moines
Meyers Signed by Indianapolis as First Baseman
Columbus report states manager Watkins signed Meyers, last season Day ton Western Association first baseman, to play first base for Indianapolis next season. Meyers was a strong hitter for Dayton and among the league's best batters.
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Columbus
Watkins
Meyers
Dayton Western Association
Indianapolis
Dayton
Killilea and Gross to control St Louis American League club
M R Killilea and Fred C Gross will own the St Louis club of the American League after Henry Killilea sold his majority Milwaukee stock. The transfer was announced as the league adjourned to meet March 6 in Detroit for the schedule meeting.
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Chicago
M. R. Killilea
Fred C. Gross
St. Louis
Henry Killilea
Milwaukee
Detroit
Boston
Johnson
Collins
Dineen
Baltimore
Naps
Foreman Gratis
Mack
McAleer
Patriots
Comiskey
Heidrich
Wallace
Griffith
Players’ Association
Oston
May Favor Girls Practice Space For Shortridge Team
The Shortridge High School basketball girls face an undecided practice venue. An old barn behind the school was considered, but after removing a joist, the space was deemed unsafe by Building Inspector Bartell. The School Board will review repairs at low cost, potentially allowing Miss Nehrbas’s team to start practicing for the season once the barn is made safe.
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Shortridge
Bartell
Nehrbas
Two Coaches Derailed Near Glenview and Shermanville
An express train from Chicago to Madison collided with a lighter engine on an open switch between Glenview and Shermanville, derailing two coaches. Engineer Richard Pritchard and fireman Frank Rubble were the only seriously injured. about fifty passengers were aboard, with several bruised or shaken.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Madison
Wis
Glenview
Shermanville
Richard Pritchard
Frank Rubble
Marion Club to Enter National Bowling Congress in Buffalo
The Marion Club bowling team decided last night to send six members to Buffalo for the National Bowling Congress in January. They will compete in all events the one man, two men teams and the five men teams, paying $2 entrance fee each. Likely travelers include Ben Brown, M L Knox, Thomas Carter, Leonard Quill, Al Leap and R J Bryson. City Club also plans to send a Buffalo team.
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Marion Club
Buffalo
Marion
Ben Brown
M. L. Knox
Thomas Carter
Leonard Quill
al Leap
R. J. Bryson
Brokers Indicted Over Mail Fraud in Boston Firm
Boston December 3 United States grand jury indicted J. M. Fisher and Frederick L Betts brokers doing business as J M Fisher Co on three counts for using the mails to defraud Investors accuse the firm of guiding New England clients into blind pools and related schemes that cost over one million dollars through mail transactions.
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Boston
Dee
United States Grand Jury
J. M. Fisher
Frederick L. Betts
J. M. Fisher & Co
New England
Losses by Fire Hit Three U S Plants in One Day
NEW YORK December 3 fires devastated King's plaster mills at New Brighton Staten Island described as the nation’s largest. Loss about 150000 with many workers escaping amid rapid spread. SCRANTON PA December 3 Green Ridge Coal Company breaker and buildings burned. loss 110000 fully insured. Six hundred workers left jobless. WAUKESHA Wisconsin December 3 Sanatorium building burned, structure erected by Michael Gisason, property damaged.
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New York
King’s Plaster Mills
New Brighton
Staten Island
Scranton
Green Ridge Coal Company
Lackawanna
Waukesha
Wis
Michael i Gisason
Sascoat
Mayor Shilling Indicted for Misfeasance in Office
Springfield HL reports grand jury returned a bill indicting Mayor Charles F. Shilling of Decatur for misfeasance in office charging he made no effort to stop gambling.
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Springfield
Charles F. Shilling
Decatur
Views of a Canadian Free Trade Advocate at Buffalo Banquet
Hon. John Chariton, M. P. for Havelock Ont., member of the joint high commission, urged that the United States must act to avert Canadian limits. He called for broad liberal trade relations with Canada, arbitration of the Alaska boundary, and a joint fiscal system to promote mutual prosperity and enduring peace.
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Buffalo
John Chariton
Havelock
Ont
Joint High Commission
Liberal Club
Canada
Mechanical Engineers Conclude Forty-Fourth Convention
The forty fourth convention of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers opened with President Samuel T Wellman delivering the annual address on Early History of a hearth Steel Manufacture in the United States An election of officers was held but the results were not announced.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Samuel T. Wellman
United States
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