Congress Adjourns for Holidays amid Roosevelt row
Congress adjourned for Christmas and will reconvene January 3. Senator Foraker argues Roosevelt’s order discharging colored soldiers violates law and the constitution. Roosevelt praises Panama canal work and pledges protection for Japanese in San Francisco. Reforms on land laws and naval officer commands urged, while secrecy surrounds Indian land withdrawals. Reports note Chinese coolie labor offers and a Panamanian inspection voyage by ten representatives and a senator aboard the steamship Allianes.
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Congressional
Congress
Foraker
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Metcalfs
San Francelaco
Congreus
Straus
Department
Leit
Commerce and Tabor
South Carolina
Hitchcock
Wilson
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Congr
Hanabroveh
Isthmian Canal Commission
Allianes
New York
Colon
Panama
Miscellany of crimes and notable deaths across early reports
A blotchy roundup reports Fort Reno wounds to a U S infantryman, Chicago court shooting by a disappointed litigant, and a mob lynching in Annapolis. It notes divorce action for Clara Heyl, death of Mrs Rachel Wronkfeld Day, bungled execution in Houston Missouri, a St Louis cashiers shot, and a New York education figure's death. It also covers Morgan family gifts, a Chicago school fire escape, and a New Jersey firm gaining control of a Chicago trust. Police seek Gabriel Mit and a woman in a jewelry theft case.
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Edgar G. Macklin
Twenty-fifth
United States Infantry
Fort Reno
Oklo
Roosevelt
Frederick Elorbrock
Judge C
Chicago
Annapolis
Clara
Hey
Ligette Schandein
Jacob Heyl
Schanilein
Rachel Wronkfeld
Newark
N. J
Job Brookfield
Houston
Job Hamilton
Hamilton
Moss Milling Company
St. Louis
J. B. Musa Io
St. Stinislaus Pollah Catholic
Western Leo Company
New Jersey
Edward A. Thomas
Knickerbocker Teo Company
Col
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Knoxville
Jean
Hermitage
Old Hickory
Butler Opera House
Fateraon
N. d
Ann Arbor Railway
Toledo Sea and Goal Company
Wnt
Rew
York
Gabriel Mit
Laulee Lieve
Horatio, Ark
Savannah
Ote
John Armoy Knox
Texas Siftings
Tilinojg
East St. Louis
Cheadle
Montana
BI Hedican
Harbin
Manchuria
Cheshanowski
Lodz
Russian Poland
George W. Harris
Goshen
Ind
Mias
Sarah Schafer
Bedford
Mexia
Tex
Citizen's Bank
Fellelty
Frank D. Sargent
Immigration
Honolulu
San Francisco
C. W. Stein
Hinsdale
New York and Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Missouri
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Republic Ot Company
Robert A. Anthony
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arthur A. McKain
Indianapolis
Indiana Manufactureng Company
John Long
Oakland
Cal Inez
Chaotic global brief highlights shock and intrigue
A scrambled survey of events reports political turbulence in various countries, violent incidents, legal actions, fires, and notable deaths. It names figures like Roosevelt Rockefeller and Chamberlain while noting bombings, murders, strikes, trials, and economic shifts across nations and states.
Man Survives 15 Days Trapped After Bakersfield Cave-In
Lindsay B. Hicks, a former soldier of mixed Indian heritage, was rescued after 15 days entombment following a collapse at a tunnel site near Edison Power Co. in Bakersfield. Rescuers drilled a pipe to him and he survived on tobacco while awaiting aid as five companions perished and a large crew labored to reach them.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Lindsay B. Hicks
Beavers
Hicks
To Edison Power Co
Hicka
Mik
Hind
Ten Die in Enderlin Rail Crash Involving Holiday Train
Ten people were killed and at least 25 injured when an eastbound Minneapolis St Paul and Sagit Ste. Marie line passenger train collided head on with a switch engine near Enderlin North Dakota. The Moose Jaw Canada bound train was late and attempting to catch up when a switch engine failed to clear the main track causing a disastrous wreck. Many casualties occurred in the smoking car and first day coach as cars overturned and caught fire.
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Senator Brown
East Lutte City
Chamber of Deyistiog
Pery
Niinois State Board of Canatization
Amhorstionists
John D. Rockefeller
Aummeren
Henry Riesterfeld
Riga
Russia
Alan
Modlertako Tielsky
Forernor
Baltic
Carls Jott
James Cockrell
Jackson
Nfo
Roosevelt
Z. EL Uiartiniin
Colorado River
Salton Sea
Richards
Comstock
Janeson and Triplett
Nebraska Land and Feeding Company
Iran
Omaha
A. J. Stickney
Ba Chiswip Great Western Railway
Gov. Higgins
Albert T. Patrick
Wiliam Marsh Rice
New York City
Julius Mayer
New York
American Ite Company
Eetrast
Elizabeth Stalker
Williamsville
Leadville
Cal
Denver & Rio Grande
TV4
Franc Mills
Butler
Ofice Department
Edwin ©. Madden
Austria
Vatican
Sheri Alex Compton
Wabash County
Keensburg
David Kellum
Rio Janeiro
Minneapolis
Williamsburg
Blair County
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
George Sutton
Willie Hoppe
Interstate Commission Company
Coltuiious
Hooden
Ohio
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
St. Paul, Ming
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sagit Ste. Marie
Enderlin
N. C
Moose Jaw
Canada
Captain Macklin Shot at Fort Reno Steps Toward Recovery
Capt Edgar Macklin of the Twenty fifth Infantry improved Sunday after being shot by a negro at his Fort Reno residence last Friday night. No arrest made and detectives lack solid leads on the suspect identity or whereabouts. Bloodhounds trailed toward Darling ton after a train, and a field officer's hat found near the porch is suspected but not conclusive evidence.
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el Reno
Okla
Edgar Macklin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Reno
Hegro
Caae
Darlington
Macklin
Appeal for Aid as Roosevelt Calls U S to Help China Hunger
President Roosevelt has issued a proclamation urging Americans to donate funds for the millions of famine sufferers in China who are on the verge of starvation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
China
Explosion Fatal to Four in Pennsylvania Gas Blast
A Sunday natural gas explosion in a chain in John Gurvel’s property near Washington Pennsylvania burned four people, three fatally. The victims include Cervel and his son.
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Pittsburg
John Gurvel
Washington
Cervel
Bis Sone
Outlaw Capture Plan Hinted In Telegram Tale
Youngstown Telegram reports a scene showing boys debating how to trap the outlaw Jim Allen using a movie projector sign and a theater display. They joke about a plan to watch the film and identify a target within the crowd. A mock reward of five thousand dollars is mentioned for Allen’s capture dead or alive.
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Jim Allen
Buffalo Bill
Youngetown Telegram
Choate Wit and Bank Directors Sketches
The piece recalls a young Joseph Choate delivering a sharp rejoinder in a courtroom over a $5,000 damages case and a witty exchange with a bank cashier who announces a seven million bank failure, provoking the directors’ despair and the cashier’s grave delivery.
Reindeer Team Capacity Boosts Arctic Sled Transport
The article details the Reindeer work team with broad hoofs and 400 pound weight capable of pulling a 600 pound load. It notes daily distances of 20 to 50 miles and even 0 miles over tough terrain between Kotzebue and Point Barrow Alaska. No provisions are carried for the deer.
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Kotzebue
Point Barrow
Alaska
Comparative Bills and a Witty Exchange
The Detroit Free Press humorously notes a wise remark about profits and happiness. Mr Dustin Stiex replies that profits let him worry others enough to feel superior. The piece also recalls a cheerful man with a headache and his grateful nature from a prior night.
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Dustin Stiex
Gayboy
Detroit Free Press
Market report rounds up mixed grain and livestock prices
The New York and Cleveland markets show scattered gains and declines with flour at 4.10 to 4.30 a barrel and wheat around 71 to 77 cents. Corn and oats vary, while hogs ease and cattle and sheep hold steady. regional figures include butter, cheese, potatoes, and hay pricing.
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New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Minnegota Spring
York State
Undergarment Pattern Described for Waist and Hips Fit
Pattern No 6709 outlines an integrated undergarment set with a waterline fit. It includes drawers with circular riffle cuts, a simple corset cover, and waist shaping with Valenciennes trim. Sizes correspond to bust measures and hip measurements. instructions call for specific fabrics and trimming.
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Darta
Pattern No 5503 Pajamas Fit with Double or Single Front
Pattern No 5503 offers men pajama styles with double or single breasted fronts and high collars. Useful fabrics include flannel madras silk and pongee with a 6 1/8 yard length for size 32 to 48 inch chest. Send 15 cents for mail pattern or 10 cents for receipt copy to Pattern Department with size and number.
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Eney
Henry McCrory
W. ©. Cordy
United States Steel Corporation
Mlvo
Andrew Carnegie
Kia
Wilkins Pura
Lina P. Kooken
Philadelphia
Notice Pon Corporation
Hixon
Metz
Clnioy
Upper Manhattan
Bronx
Department of Health
J Pease Norton
Charles ©. McCabe
John Barrett
Colombia
Bureau of American Republics
Steater W. T Scovil
Vicksburg
Miss
George A. Morden
Boston
Lowell
Mass
W. W. Borden
Borden
Gerald Webb
Central Hospital
Jacksonville
Miner Hicks
Enderlin, N. C
Capt. Macklin
Wellville
Choate
Joseph Choate
Blaekint
Svems
Young Choate
Theat
Our Pattern Department
Sim
Walter
City Sportaman
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