Roosevelt Praises Admiral Brownson Critique Of Navy
President Roosevelt defends pointing out defects in the navy without exaggeration and calls for factual reporting. He cites resignations and debates over naval construction while endorsing medical officers commanding hospital ships and demanding adherence to proper authority.
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Murder in Easton as Husband Slays Wife then Attempts Suicide
In Easton, Jan, prank Smith, son of City Comptroller Cheater Smith, murdered his wife during a Sunday break in after years of separation. He stabbed her with a carving knife in their home, then went to his father’s house and slashed his own throat in a failed suicide attempt. A physician says Smith is expected to recover. He accused his wife of infidelity.
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Three Drownings Off Pan Pond In New York Jan 1
On a front day off shore near Pan pond New York on Sunday two brothers Francis Stecher 19 and William Stecher 22 drowned after a thin ice sheet formed over the pond broke beneath them An unknown manAttempted rescue but also fell through the ice The scene was marked by the peril of icy waters and a failed rescue attempt
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New York
Fee
Steamship Imperatrice Founders After Boiler Explosion
Brest reports the Argentine steamer Imperatrice foundered after boiler explosions on Sunday near Ushant. The crew were sighted waving from a nearby smack as rescue efforts unfolded.
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Wranes
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Imperatrice
Ushant
Thaw Trial May Bar Evelyn Thaw Testimony
On the eve of Harry K. Thaw's second trial before Judge Dowling reports indicate Dstrict Attorney Jerome may seek to bar Evelyn Thaw's testimony. Earlier, at the first trial, her testimony was admitted before the jury over Jerome's objection.
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Evelyn
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Disastrous Sunday Fire Destroys Block in Mant. Jam
A disastrous blaze began Sunday at the hotel area in Mant. Jam causing rapid spread that leveled a block and led to dynamite being used to prevent further destruction. Explosions shattered nearly all windows in the burned portion of the business quarter.
Question on Seventy Seventh or Eighth General Assembly Debate
Lively debate is anticipated over whether the next Ohio legislature session will be the adjourned Seventy seventh or the start of the Seventy eighth assembly. West of Logan expected to push a joint resolution. Democrats favor reintroducing all bills as calendar fights loom. Nearby changes include five new House members and leadership shifts as the session opens with Gov. Hare’s message to both houses. A separate notice in Albany concerns the will contest over Rhinelander estate valued at $60 million.
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Guernsey County
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Joseph D. Chamberlain
Montgomery
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Low Rent Crusade Triggers East Side Riots in New York
Riot incidents erupt on the East Side as tenants clash with landlords over rents. Police reserves are deployed across precincts after tenement decorations and red flags spark fights, with injuries and several arrests. Strikers hold meetings, barricades rise, and protests spread toward Hoboken and Jersey City plans aiming to mobilize over 60,000 tenants by February 1 for rent reductions.
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Eleventh Street
Hia
Twelfth Street
New Catholic Marriage Rules From Pittsburg Move to Guard Ceremonies
Pittsburg Jan 6 A pastoral letter by Bishop Canevin for Lent will apply Pope Pius X restrictions barring priests from marrying couples who are residents of different parishes. Marriages where either party resides outside the parish will be illegal without dispensation, effectively prohibiting elopements and mixed-faith unions and raising barriers for Catholics marrying non Catholics.
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Pittsburg
Canevin
Pius X
Doubly Fatal Collision in East Dubuque
Two killed and one fatally injured after a Burlington passenger train struck a freight on the Chicago & Great Western near East Dubuque on Sunday. Engineers W. Blanchard and Winfield McGaw and brakeman W. H. Smith are named among the dead or injured. no other injuries reported. Street car violence in Muncie as martial law suppresses a strike, with rioting limited and cars running amid strike breakers.
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Burlington Road
Chicago & Great Western
W. Blanchard
Winfeld McGawheny
W. HM. Smith
Pany
Whitecappara Must Go to Prison in Whitecap Case Verdict
A jury at Columbus Indiana found David Fox of Smithville and Jacob Kirk of Kirkville guilty of whitecapping Willan J. Vanest of South Bethany. They face prison terms ranging from two to several years as punishment for the assault and robbery attempt.
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Jat
David Fox
Smithville
Jacob Kirk
Kirkville
Willan J. Vanest
Bouth Bethany
Increase in Galt production and salt value in 1906
United States salt output rose in 1906 reaching 3 044 133 short tons valued at 6 066 150 dollars, a gain of 808 876 tons and 2 206 588 barrels over 1905. Prices rose from 1 48 to 1 69 per ton, not enough to offset higher labor and supply costs. Children are urged to pursue apt studies rather than wasted effort chasing unsuitable paths.
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