News of the Week Interesting Items From Around the World
The North German Lloyd steamer Main was damaged in a collision with the schooner Neville in New York harbor. Maj. Clark takes command at Fort Reno Oklahoma. Notable deaths include Miss Louise Moncheur Baron Moncheur Belgian minister to the U S, and Major general figures like C Leonard Brown in Denver and Hermann Kountze in Watkins Glen. Enrico Caruso found guilty of harassing women in Central Park. Joe H Smith pled guilty to unlawful cohabitation. New Mexico storm threatens livestock. Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse and Orinoco collide. Roosevelt signs an isthmus order restructuring Panama administration. Numerous legal, political, and industrial notes accompany these events.
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New York Harbor
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Fort Reno
Penrose
Louise Moncheur
Baron Moncheur
United States
Washington
C. Leonard Brown
Oklahoma City
Denver
Hermann Kountze
Omaha
Neb
Watkins Glen
N. Y
J. J. Tigert
M. B. Church
South
Tulsa
I. T
Given Campbell
St. Louis
Guv. Harris
Ohio
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Austin
Texas
Enrico Caruso
Central Park
New York
Schmitz
San Francisco
California
Joseph H. Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Mincelin Neons
Great Lakes
Mississippi Commercial Congress
H. D. Loveland
A. F. Francis
Colorado
Muskogee
National Association of Thrasher Manufacturers
National Grange
Col
Supreme Court of Missouri
Delmar Jockey Club
Monon Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Findlay
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Kansas Railroad Commissioners
Cherbourg
France
America
William H. Murray
Tishomingo
Kansas
Topeka
Comstock
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Panama
Shonts
Canal Commission
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
St. Peter's
Rome
Dix
Jeanie
Puget Sound
Liberal Party
Cuba
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Mellon Brothers
Pittsburg
Indian Territory
Port Arthur
Henneger
Dekalb County
Ala
National House of Representatives
Congress
Metcalf
Chicago National Bank
Andrew Carnegie
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Central Railroad
Hartford
Conn
Taft
Porto Rico
Coleman
Kansas Supreme Court
Pitsburg
June Ton City
Hawaiian Planters’ Association
Pearl Harbor
James Wilson
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Peary
Sidney
Cape Breton
Orinoco
St. Charles
Arkansas City
Kan
William Goft
A. Halpin
Sugar Trust
Vanderbilt Lines
Henry Papineau
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Uncle Sam's Soldiers Must Stay In Cuba For Peace
Washington reports that the United States will remain in Cuba for years, possibly indefinitely, with troops and civil officers kept in place until confidence is restored and government operations are stable. Taft and Bacon believe Cubans cannot yet govern themselves, and plans for forced drills and continued control aim to prevent anarchy amid bitter Liberal and Moderate factions. Roosevelt and Taft will review the situation to decide election timing and methods to sustain peace and normalcy.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Cuba
Taftat
Bacon
Havana
Taft
Magoon
Liberal Party
Taft Commission
New Evidence Found in Van Wyk Case to Seek New Trial
Denver Republican reports attorney Pelton secured new evidence to support Mrs. Van Wyk’s bid for a new trial. The prosecution had argued she killed her sister on December 27 and returned after midnight, while she claimed to be home before sunset. A Vernon merchant and a witness who saw her driving to her yard before sunset are cited as supporting facts.
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Denver
Wray
Pelton
Street Car Riot Rocks Hamilton Ontario Streets
In Hamilton on Saturday night mobs clashed with police and soldiers in the principal streets James and King. Rioters and sympathizers battered streetcars with stones and bricks while authorities imposed heavy guards and nonpassenger runs to keep order. The mob spirit remained unbroken despite drastic measures.
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Hamilton
James and King
Yale Defeats Harvard in 6 to 0 Victory
Yale defeats Harvard 6 to 0 in New Haven. Yale banners signal triumph as the Crimson fail to score in a hard fought battle. Yale claims near solo claim to the college football championship, clouded only by the prior week’s scoreless Princeton draw.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
November Ailments and the Body Adapting to Cold
A vintage health ad promotes Peruna as a remedy for seasonal changes. It explains how cooler temperatures stress the kidneys and body, detailing how perspiration decreases and toxins must exit via the kidneys, risking disease. The ad touts Peruna as a safe, long-used tonic endorsed by physicians and widespread in Europe and America.
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Europe
America
Hartman
Reception Costly As Mrs Heaton Rebuilds Room For Bishop
Mrs Augustus Heaton of Washington changed from Episcopalian to Roman Catholic and held a reception for the diocese bishop. She stripped her drawing room of furniture and art, added drab silk wall covering, and spent about 9000 dollars to make the space suitable for the visit. Meanwhile Boston elected three young congressmen, Joseph F. O Connell John A Kelcher and Andrew J Peters It marks the first Boston delegation without a husband and father and the youngest ever sent from the city.
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Augustus Heaton
Washington
Mme. Heaton
Boston
Josephf. O'Connell
John A. Kelcher
Andrew J. Peters
Barteldes Seed Co moves to new Denver building
The Barteldes Seed Company in Denver formerly Barteldes & Co has opened a five story wholesale seed building on Sixteenth Street near Union Depot. Manager C R Root and associate Herman Warnecke guide rapid growth across Colorado Wyoming Old Mexico and British Columbia with extensive seed stocks and modern loading systems. The retail unit remains a block away on Fifteenth Street connected by private line.
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Barteldes Seed Company
Barteldes & Co
Sixteenth Street
Union Depot
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Old Mexico
British Columbia
C.R. Root
Herman Warnecke
Fifteenth Street
Asia Cigars Ad Promotes Calm Nerves
An advertisement claims Asia Cigars will not make you nervous and urges readers to ask their dealer Beasaren Slane Co at 610 11th Street. The fragment includes a taxed remark about a woman asking a man his guess of her age.
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Asia Cigars
Beasaren Slane Co
I1th Street
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