Tremendous North Africa quake sparked floods in Morocco
Terrific tempest with torrential rain raged five hours over northern Morocco after several earthquake shocks. Reports from Ceuta and Tetuan spoke of ruined villages and casualties while American ships waited off Negro Bay for battleships to join the fleet near Gibraltar.
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Passes Naval Bill for Fiscal Year 1910 in House
The House adopted the naval program as reported by the committee and passed the naval appropriation bill. Opponents of increased navy funding were in the minority, with only a key change striking out provisions for storing marines aboard ships. The bill allocates 15,000,000 dollars, sparking extended debate over Japan and naval strength.
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Railroad wreck in Pennsylvania kills and injures many
A near fifty mile per hour collision on the St. Louis express in Pennsylvania split the westbound and eastbound sections between South Fork and Summer Hill. Five bodies were recovered and at least a dozen injured in the Friday morning crash.
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Woman suffrage hailed as harmful in four states
Frederick Wood denounces woman suffrage as harmful in Colorado Utah Wyoming and New York asserting it failed to improve political life. He cites reports from General Wood Palmer and comments on the influence of political machines over the female vote.
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Fragmented Note on Self Harm and Mental Strain
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Roosevelt report spurs San Pedro fortifications talk
Washington says a Roosevelt administration and general staff report recommending San Pedro harbor fortifications is not aimed at Japan. The War Department denies any immediate policy link and notes the issue has been studied for years as a strategic naval base protecting southern California and Panama operations.
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Governor Dickerson's Nevada legislative message outlines reforms
Carson, Nev. Governor Dickerson reads his message before both houses on January 19, urging abolition of the state board of assessors and the state auditor, keeping the railroad commission empowered, and praising the railroad board work. He notes $800,000 treasury balance, 10 percent rise in property value, bullion tax, and calls for express tax reform. He also targets state police detention and Oklahoma guaranty law reforms.
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No Clemency Asked in Buck Stove Contempt Case
Washington reports the American Federation in its December issue protests Justice Wright s imprisonment for contempt in the Buck Stove and Range case. Gompers Mitchell and Morrison urge no pardon to avoid reopening rights and liberties trials.
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Flood Swamps Venice Island. Steamer Gent Averts Tragedy
Sacramento reports Venice Island on the San Joaquin channel submerged Friday afternoon. The island holds about 3,400 acres and many landowners reside in the city. Over 200 horses and other animals were stranded on the levees until the rescue boat Bonoma arrived, saving stock and penned livestock still exposed.
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Important Labor Ruling Upholds Union Contentions
Superior Judge Seawell sustains Bakers' Union No. 24 demurrer against Fousek Baking Co injunction action. Decision states unionists must be named specifically in the complaint to obtain an injunction, and clarifies that the term unfair as applied to labor matters does not injure the public.
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Stockmen Face Serious Charges in Crook County
Nine prominent Crook County stockmen including Charles Isaac Andrew and Samuel McKern along with Moabar er George Martin Stanley Haugh J Mulholland Terry Zimmerebeth and A O Squires are arrested on charges as members of a secret band tied to sheep herders.
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National address urges restraint and nation’s progress
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