Week's Record of Home and Foreign News
A condensed weekly roundup covers congressional actions on territorial admission bills, naval matters, and budget figures. notable items include Holmes confirmed as associate justice, calls for war department reports, oil tank explosion deaths, and the anthracite strike hearings. Also reported are burnings, train wrecks, bank robberies, and various political and social notes across the United States and abroad.
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Oklatomas
Naval Academy
Philippines
Thin
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Supreme Court of
Oklahoma
Winate
Xulette
Alto
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Setelon
Mh cdi
Opor
Secretary of War
War Department
Apll
If Meribere
Viet Aleka
Minor News Items From Around the World
A Salt Lake City company forms to reclaim 271000 acres of arid land by irrigation. Explorer Robert E Peary maps polar regions from recent travels. The pope backs Guidis policy in negotiations with Taft over the Philippines. Britain seeks 650000 in gold bars tied to Kruger and Leyda. Enoch Emory cites trade potential in the czars empire. J P Morgan syndicate pays 22500000 to London holders of White Star and Dominion lines. A bound volume of the Annual of the French Navy is given to President Roosevelt. Alfred Mosley and English workers report satisfaction after US-Canada tour. A clergyman urges merger of Protestant faiths into a Christ-centered church. Bates notes army canteen reestablishment claims are supported by reports. Texas battleship turret guns burst during practice. reel saved. A rail federation may form in St Louis January 4, including about 50000 men. J J Hi offers transport for army officers to the Philippines at 1400 each and privates at 25, with freight Chicago to Manila at 40 cents per hundred pounds.
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Salt Lake City
Robert E. Peary
Pope
Guidi
Taft
Philippines
Great Britain
Germany
Kruger
Leyda
Enoch Emory
Russia
J. P. Morgan
London
White Star and
Domini Steamship Lines
Roosevelt
Loubet
France
Alfred Mosley
United States
Canada
Bates
Army
Texas
Hampton
St. Louia
Chicago
J.J. Hi
Great Northern
Manila
Ex-Speaker Reed Dead After Illness in Washington
The former Speaker Reed died in Washington after uraemia and kidney troubles worsened from gastric distress. His death came after a decline beginning Sunday night and followed by a rapid deterioration into a fatal condition. The body was sent to Portland Maine for simple services with family and close aides in attendance.
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Washington
Dec
Theis B. Need
Mr. Reed
Gardner
Philadelphia
Nuree
Bien
Mwed
Portland
Mra. Reed
Catharine Reed
Amos L. Allen
Long in Public Life Career of Reed Beng in Maine
Epitome of the public career of Thomas Brackett Reed born October 18 1839 in Portland Maine. He served in the navy Paymaster Civil War state legislature attorney general and congress starting in 1876 for 42 terms before retiring in 1909 and returning to law in New York City.
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Reed Beng
Maine
Thomas Brackett Reed
Portland
New York City
Bowdan College
Fiikian
Pordian
Tute
Venute
Naive
Scranton Coal Strike Inquiry Tangled With Roosevelt Remark
At the afternoon session of the coal strike inquiry in Scranton, Ira Boyne of the Independent companies disputed remarks about Roosevelt. Gen Wilson objected. chairman Gry sustained the ruling. The day focused on miner witnesses detailing union discrimination, dockage and pay disputes, with families recounting deductions for deaths and charity implied by the Markle company. Madrid dispatches report a Moroccan pretender seizing treasury and arm depots, preparing to attack the sultan’s army as reinforcements arrive.
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Scranton
Dee
Avery
Ira TL. Boyne
United States
Teddy Roosevelt
Wilson
Gry
Byrne
John D. Hughes
Armour & Co
Mre Hughes
Witheser
Rurix
Leddy
Roosevelt
Withens
Gen. Wilson
Thia
Burns
Chastain Gray
G. J. Markie & Co
Hagleton
Markle Company
Commission
Mossegaton
Madrid
Fox
Morocco
Tanga
Train Collision Kills Two In Traine City
Two trainmen died and two injured in a head on collision between a passenger train and a local freight on the Pennsylvania coach in the western part of Traine City. The freight crew failed to warn in time.
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Youngetown
Pennsylvania
Buckeye Items and Local Trials Across Ohio News
A scattered Ohio page reports on a Tuesday trial for several defendants on a mail fraud scheme, a fatal fire at Case Avenue, and a series of state updates. It notes probate counsel withdrawal, testimonies about marital infidelity, and calls out witnesses from Lancaster and Cleveland. Also covered are Ohio farmer prospects, a surrender in Cincinnati, a constitutional ruling on county clerks, an accident at Laura, and mine explosions with injuries.
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Watt
Cleveland, Dee
Likly-Rocket
Case Avenue
Hamilton Street
Patrick Joyce
Engine Company No. 14
Delaney
Fhre
Lien
McKenna
She Street
Pardon Granted For Frank Kostyo In 1895 Murder Case
Gov Nash pardoned Frank Kostyo who was sent from Cleveland in April 1895 to life for murdering Daniel Giering at Shakers Bridge. Kostyo, aged 19, claimed he acted as a tool of others. Louis Dehenes planned to remove Giering from a woman's affections and enlisted Kostyo and Jobo Moliner in the killing.
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Liter
Columbus
Dee
Gov. Nash
Frank Kostyo
Cleveland
Daniel Giering
Kostyo
Louis Dehenes
Giering
Gering
Jobo Moliner
Kostya
Shakers Bridge
Dehenes
Gierra
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Perrysburg
B. L. Blum
Nowa
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Kentucky
Shaw
Bernard N. Byker
New York
Atlantic Transport Company
Frank Elliott
Express
Wehard Helm
Sunbright
Tenn
San Franciscn
Progreer
King
Oberlin
United States Navy
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Colombia
Ainsley Bowers
Saginaw
Mich
Thomas Thornton
Defune
Lemars National Bank
Lemars
Pickering Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Mass
Bridger
Mant
Alfred E. Buck
Jadujus
Tokio
Wayne MacVeagh
Frank Hamlin
Millersburg
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hie
Crimmisdoner Tehards
Maxelton
Middle
Robert M. McWade
Canton
China
Atlantic
Civies
Tegurle & Gotlenan
St. Honifacius
Minn
Ward
Charles d. Denny
Lois Brewers
A. B. Anderson
Crawfordsville
John Baker
George Bear
Sioux Walls
S. C
Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kan
Wesley M. Clear
Hatteras Inlet
Masonic Temple
Laconia
Ford
Post Office Department
Martha Washington
Coal Strike Commission
Scranston
Culebra Island
Walterish
Tenn.) Savings Bank
Utah
W. &. Wanser
H. Cole
M. M. Martin
Leavenworth
Wash
Benjamin Wagner
D. W
Malinda Lovell
Bedford
Ind
John H. Hodder
Aurora Beacon
Pioneer
Anlu
Aurora, II
Henry $. Cutler
Swamp Scott
Th. W. Loring
Owego
Lincoln
National House of Representatives
Arlington Hotel
Fanny D
Chase
Simon J. Chase
Malletend
W.G
Odell
Worelgn
Caribbean Sea
Venezuela
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Bree Inn
Shgnite
Spain
Powenter
City Temple
Joseph Walker
Mont Pelee
Deland
Martinesque
Hems
Dirtotniat
Guayaquil
Bouador
Mre
Dimes Rogers
Mr. Rogers
D Davghter
Tondon Dock
James C. Clark
Ap Mable & Omg Railroad
Shelton
Conn
Tittle
Jane Stanford
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
New Orleans
Wen Commons
Street Car Men's Union
Cay
Margaret Bolsh
Erie Road
Paterson
N. J
Smith & Steinbrakers
Ontonagon County
Michigan
Steinbiaker
First National Bank
Irwin
Thomas B. Reid
Eaile
Meg
Albany
Tec
Secretary of State
Dolor
Mrike
Colt Awe m
Jan Oe
Tyler
Davis
Worldom
Bi. Louis
Dev
Louisanachise Exposition Company
St. Louis
Howard J. Rogers
Department of Veication
Patare
Vrance
State Department
Ohio Field
Mackmallers
Columban
Columms
Tee
Thome EB
Stewie
Moe Anna
Miller
Keene
Intinmey
Mes. Miller
Bamuel Black
Joseph Miller
Clara Miller
W. J. Tims
Steele
Line
Ohio
State Board of Agericulture
Tiibe
Werara
W. W. O'Hara
T Cinclonati
O'Hara
Cincinnati
O'Hara Des
Supreme Court
Alen A. Hall
Guernsey County
Arcanim
Laura
George Corner
Newbury
American Steel and Wire Co
S Now
Toledo
Jacob Linseder
East Liverpool
Dr. Towerd Hospital
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