Tillman will drop fight against Crum nominee in Senate
Washington December 7 Senator Tillman of South Carolina has abandoned organized opposition to Dr. Crum the negro collector of customs at Charleston D C The nomination has failed to win Senate confirmation previously Tillman will not campaign further against Crum and plans to speak against the nomination and vote against confirmation when it comes up The move shifts responsibility to the president as the Crum case remains on the senate agenda this executive session and may be disposed of before week end.
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Gardtan
Dr. Crum
Charleston
D. C
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Orum
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Tummn
Attacked by a hog near Nesna injures farmer
Lewis Pritter of a few miles west of Nesna was attacked Sunday afternoon by a hog while driving it. He sustained a severe knee bite and facial injuries, with Dr Neimach from Charles City summoned to treat the wound and monitor for potential blood poisoning.
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Nesna
Lewis Pritter
Here
Neimach
Charles City
Prominent Wittich Women Arrested for Shoplifting in Cincinnati
Prominent oilman Filius Wittich and his daughter in law Esther Wittich were arrested after detectives tracked them for days. Police say they took multiple bundles of Christmas cards and many handkerchiefs from a large department store. They were found with nearly $1000 worth of dry goods and trinkets.
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Cincinnati
Des. T.fulia Wittich
Filius Wittch
Esther Wittich
Witticheed
Delicious brown cakes with Mrs. Austins danezke Flaur
Breakfast idea notes mixing cold water with a named brand flavoring for cakes. Mentions a product and a selling suggestion but lacks clear action steps or verifiable details.
Flints Again Draw Large Crowd at Burtis
The Flints entertained a big audience at the Burtis last night with comedic bits and musical parodies. Features included a bent string instrument performance using brooms and a hypnotic demonstration where five subjects were stacked and a man stood on them, drawing strong laughs and curiosity from spectators.
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Flints
Burtis
Flint
Mr. Flint
Silberstein Bros
Opera House
Harroun creditors clash with bank over settlement terms
St Joseph Missouri December 1 The Mercantile National Bank of New York refused to accept creditors terms for W H Harroun settlement and plans civil action to secure 20 accounting Harroun grain operator and elevator proprietor faces forgery charges over bills of lading exceeding 80000 and a criminal court hearing is set for February 27 James M Johnson attorney for the New York bank has returned and was instructed to disregard creditor settlement after his failure
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St. Joseph
Mercau- We National Bank of New York
W.H. Harroun
Harroura
James M. Johnson
New York Bank
Harrourn
Bankers Meet at St Joseph Kansas City speaker to address
Four unn ved bankers from four states will meet here to participate in a joint meeting. The Missouri Bankers Association group one, Kansas Bankers Association group one, Nebraska Bankers Association group five, and Iowa Bankers Association will be represented. Entertainment is provided by banks of the city. The convention runs two days and one principal address will be by B. F. Swinney of Kansas City.
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St. Joseph
Missouri Bank
Ers’ Association
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Nebraska Bankers’ Axsociation
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Ed Banks
B. FP. Swinney
Kansas City
Lawson’s Big Farm Hit In Massachusetts Supreme Court
The case Lawson versus Thomas W. Lawson for 450 400 dollars entered today in Massachusetts supreme court with Paul Fuller and FR Coudert of New York as plaintiffs. Papers show Lawson’s Scituate Mass farm attached for 350000 as stock payment dispute.
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Boston
Moss
Self-inflicted gun accident ends in tragedy near Charles City
Charles City Iowa December 7 Michael Heddens aged 20 was found dead by his parents near the wood pile at his home after his shotgun discharged in an apparent hunting accident. He apparently slipped and discharged the weapon causing a fatal abdominal wound. He was unmarried.
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Charles City
Michael Heddens
Graill
Hetchens
Marrie
Japs Smash Russian Warships At Port Arthur
Tokyo reports bombardment of Russian battleships at Port Arthur intensified after the capture of 203 Meter hill. Russians suffer heavy losses, with estimates of 3,000 men. Moscow sources doubt the extent of Russian defeats as Port Arthur defense holds portions are still active.
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Moscow
ST. Petersburg
Thce Admiralty
Port Arthur
Tokio
General Staff
Tiger’s Tail
Arthur
Antse
Tse
Etse
Meter
Stoessel
Wedding follows tragedy in Rutledge Tennessee
Thomas Clark, son of a former sheriff, is arrested for the murder of Charles Malicote. Clark had just married Malicote’s sister, Elise, after attending their wedding. They fled the Alalicote home, pursued by Charles Mallicote on foot, and Malicote was shot as Clark drove to a minister to wed Elise.
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Rutledge
Tenn
Thomas Clark
Thorn
Charles Molicote
Clark
Elise Malicoté
Alalicote
Charles Mallcote
Malicote
Miss Malicote
Bookkeeper in East St. Louis Arrested on Shortage Charge
Charles Frost a 43 year old confidential clerk and bookkeeper for two firms tied to the Nation Stock Yards East St. Louis is under arrest on an affidavit at the urging of Tarleton Coy Trois for allegedly concealing 16000 dollars in his accounts. A shortage in the other company's A account is also alleged and frost denies the charges.
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East St. Louis
Charles Frost
Nation
Tarleton, Coy & Trois
Demand inquiry of Fair scandal erupts in prize dispute
The Moline Plow Co asserts the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grand prize was earned on merit and calls for full, impartial investigation into bribery charges raised by former Senator Carter. Presidents of the Exhibitors' Association and the exposition respond with defense and demand publication of findings.
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Moline
Semyor Carter
Moline Play Company
F1rday
Wiuters
Carter
Francis
GA. Stephens
Stephens
Chicago Tribune of & Jetter
Motion Commission
Moline Company
Moline Plow Co
Counts in the Indictment on Seals and Fish Use
An argument supports lifting seals to stop their fish consumption. The opposing view cites impacts on raw materials and costs for garments, noting money spent on fur and resources tied to seal skills.
Coal price drop spurs sale at J. B. Frum Co.
The notice states a 25 cent per ton price reduction for coal now available from J. B. Frum & Co located at 30 Harrison. The sale emphasizes the reduced rate for buyers seeking immediate purchase of coal.
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