Congress Opens Second Session with Parade of Dignitaries
Washington reports the opening of the sixtieth Congress second session amid large crowds and diplomatic presence. Speaker Champ Clark receives cheers from Democrats as Vice President Sherman enters. Credentials and seating issues cause brief disruption before prayers by Edward Hale. Invitations go out to Roosevelt and other dignitaries for a ceremonial session with notable speakers and events planned for the day.
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Washington
Siowe
Senchor Page
Cal Pon
Sr. Fermas
New York
Preddent Bret
Wat
Repubican Corlesgnes
Ibe Channes
Denocrata
Champ Clark
Ida, T
Serdar Beg
Sini
Diplimatic Corps
Senate
House
Fairbrnie
Nes
Edward Fiverett Hale
Dillinghaer
Verrel
Bly Cillrague
Fleet
Sherman
Allis
Hal Tee
Zsbp Ceelerk
Birthday of Blind Poet Celebrated at Various Cities
Services will be held at Church of Aazentina in New York with a tribute to the blind poet. The birthday observance marks the moth anniversary of an unnamed poet, with events noted in London and New York as plans finalize.
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Isiza
Lo FN
Lande Gren
Meardent Roosevelt
Governoy Hoynes
Jennet Beyee
Conela
Bamurl L. Clemens
Willan Dean Howells
Church of Aazentina
Mew
York
Simeltanesay Ty
Trage
London
Church of the Weert
Fire alarm at hotel kitchen ignites panic
Blaze breaks out in hotel kitchen at the Rasserto Hotel causing smoke and alarm. Guests are urged to evacuate as fire crews contain a fire in a quantity of grease and a kitchen range. One employee overcome by smoke, lobbies filled with panic as corridors flood with guests seeking exits. Fire under control with prompt management notification to occupants.
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Rasserto
Ruesta
Chicago Women Fight for Suffrage Rally and Debate
Chicago women gathered to push for suffrage with speeches and demonstrations. The event featured varied viewpoints, urging support for voting rights and civic participation amid ongoing political debate.
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Chicago
Idaho Sheepmen Set 345000 Head On Sawtooth Range
Local Idaho sheep producers will graze 345000 head this season on the Sawtooth range despite disputes over allotments in the Sawtooth National Forest. Forester Leavitt supported the official ruling amid ongoing misunderstandings and telegraphic exchanges between Governor Foording and Pinchot in Washington to resolve the matter.
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Idaho
Sartooth
Tarwat Othdale
Ogden
Indabo
Hote
Clrcle Leavitt
Tanga
Prominent G A A officials to attend encampment prep
West Nevius and other prominent officers of the Grand Army of the Republic plan to arrive in Chiesen on route to Balt Lake City to arrange the annual encampment. Commander Nevius, his wife, General Frank Cole and staff, and a notable list of officers from Toledo, Springfield, Indianapolis, Barabell and Chicago are featured. Proclamations of a secret revolutionary organization are also noted.
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Henry M. Netins
Grand Army of the Repubic
la Staff
Chiesen Foofeht
Balt Lake City
Balt Lashe
Orden
Staf Ace
Nevius
Frank ©. Cole
Jeremy City
Gentral Kent Hemiltos
Interviow
Toledo
Coloath
J. Cary Winans
Ataft
Toled
Thomas W. Scott
Springfield
Coronel
William J. Armtrong
Indianapoda
Pail- Wp Cheek
Barabell
Wik
P. If. Tesnett
Sra
Mars L. Gilman
Women's Te Met
Carns
Berton
Some Day Union Men Will Not Serve Some Day Union Men Will Not Serve
A fragile OCR summary of a Philadelphia meeting describing union and church activities. The readable text references workingmen, students, and religious organizations gathering yesterday to discuss labor issues and associated delegates. Details are garbled but indicate a labor church collaboration.
Church leaders debate democracy and labor in faith
Rev Charles Stelle of the Presbyterian department of church and labor speaks on religion and democracy, describing a shift toward industrial democracy while cautioning the church not to abandon individual faith. He notes unions and the labor movement influence but emphasizes the church’s cautious stance on economic systems.
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Charles Stelle
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Bret Movement
American Federation of Labor
Caves of Labor
Panama Canal bonds sold at avg 101.426 New York bids cited
Secretary Carter today announced Panama Canal bonds were sold at an average of 101.426 with bids totaling 429.0 million? The lowest accepted bid was 102.2775. Regular bids reached 831, not less than 102.91. Bidders including Fisk & Robinson New York City placed multiple bids up to 2 million each at 102.283 to 102.783. National City Bank New York bid 10,212,760 at 103.178. Highest bid came from J Houseman of Irts Law? Neb for 100 lots at 193. G
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Washington
sBt
Honda
Fisk & Robinson
New York City
Chase ‘Rational Bank
New York
Lobos
National City Bank
J. Houseman
Iratshaw
Neb
Miller and Lux Case Thrown Out Of Court
The Supreme Court rejected the Miller and Lux challenge in the Siler and Lot versus East Side Canal and Irrigation Company dispute over an irrigation project in California. The ruling notes the suit was aimed to secure an injunction in federal court, with the court dismissing the case for lack of a proper cause of action under the prevailing law.
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Miller & Lux
Game Corporation
Washington
Siler & Lot
Miler
Nevis
Fede Ani
Flatian
Reprieve Granted for Billie in Chicago Case
Herman BUI was sentenced to hang in Chicago but received a reprieve until January 29. Acting Governor Sherman granted the reprieve to allow time for new evidence to be heard. Francie Mieckey, attorney for Billie, filed the petition noting new evidence and recently received information. Governor Dennen in Washington will consider further proceedings.
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Epiiagrela
Herman Bui
Chicacy
L.Y. Sherman
Francie 2 Miecktey
Chicata
Billik
Sha Xorerner
Dennen
Wasbington
Uthenley
Smokestack in Chicago Resembles Leaning Tower of Fiea
In Chicago Oak Park residents claim an exact double of a leaping tower built over a vines crematory. An official ruling labels the structure dangerous and leaning toward Oak Park Sirb school. Workmen prepare to address the threat this morning.
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Chicago
FIEA
Oak Park
Mystery of the White Death Deepens in Grim Letters
A spate of threatening blackmail letters linked to the case of Adolph Gehrmann and his father Theodore Gehrmann deepens two months of grisly events. Police trace the letters to a mastermind tied to the Louis Louterbach murder and other threats targeting a physician and family on Lille Avenue and Jackson Boulevard. The letters, dated October 23 and 31, include drawings of firearms and are delivered to local churches and residents.
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Dee
Adolph Gebrosann
Lille Avenue
Theodore Gehrmach
Louis Louterbach
Anerconvict
Ebill
Gehman Haven
Louterbach
Ft Ges Deen
Megy
Jenere
Bla Tather
Elth
St. Jerlath
Sharen
Jackeon Boulevard
Hermitape Avenue
Bunday
Ant
Azar Anthes
Rex
Waters
Grace Episcopal Church
Polter
Herman P- Behittier
Heavy Snow Forces Northern Nebraska Freeze
Northern Nebraska records heavy snow with a morning temperature plunge into subzero levels. Reports from Norfolk and surrounding areas note whiteout conditions and unusually cold weather across the state as brisk winds and night temperatures drop further.
Harvard Treasure Seekers Unsuccessful
A garbled OCR note reports Harvard treasure seekers failing to find coins on a Danish steamer Admiral Besos voyage, with unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions passengers and a leased measure, but details are indeterminate.
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Una Marvarny Incanireeeekers
Danoatka
Admiral Besos
Gold Treasure Hunters Seek Sunken Galleon Off Jacalca
A group led by Stephen Noyes and colleagues Corbett Harrises and Roger Darby pursue a sunken gold galleon near Jacalca. They claim to have examined several wrecks including the Retro, but report the recent survey was unsatisfactory and the prize remains unrecovered.
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Ett
Jacalca
Stephen Noyes
Harvard
If Ls Corbett
Buck Harrises
Roger Darby
Wea Imporaldie
Appropriations For 1910 Estimation From Treasury Estimates
The secretary of the treasury sent to Congress the book of estimates for the fiscal year ending June 2, 1910. It lists by department the appropriations for 1910 and the corresponding federal year 1909 figures, including deficits and permanent appropriations. Estimates show increases over 1909, with totals per department and for the government overall.
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Dec
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Legiatatios
P.O. Dept
ATI Odo
Tepe. of Ag
National Exchange Bank Closes Its Springfield Doors
The National Exchange Bank, among Springfield’s largest financial institutions, failed to open this morning as doors bore a notice that the Comptroller of the Currency directed its closure. The bank shows capital of 100000, surplus and undivided profits around 76000, deposits near 2100000, and loans plus miscellaneous items about 1004000. Established in 1893, the bank lists officers President 14 3 Meyers, vice president A HL Baldeta, cashier BE Le Sanford.
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Springfeld
National Exchange Bank
Springfield
Te eMfeere
Meyers
Rice
HL Baldeta
BE. le
Sanford
Governor-Elect Spry urged to curb water pollution crisis
Edward Hatch Jr appeals Governor-Elect Spry to combat deadly water contamination blamed for thousands of deaths and millions in losses. He cites Sanitary science methods and calls for interstate cooperation to stop sewage and manufacturing waste from poisoning rivers and lakes. New York’s Governor Ellison shows interest, backing state investigations.
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Edward Hatch
Tre Thante’ Association
New York City
Huteh
Spey
Newac EU
Ter
Evernor Helioa
New York
Satern
New Jerras
Faw
Serage
Let Little Ones Believe in Santa Saint Nicholas Debate
A Chicago conference with educators and pediatricians critiqued the belief in Santa and child deception. They argued parental guidance should temper expectations and warned against coercive or insistent fantasies, urging honest lessons about gift giving and the origins of holiday cheer.
Closing quotations of world markets
New York December trading opened with wide charges and unsettled values. Major shares fluctuated as Reading and Western Union and others showed gains while Union Pacific and American Rice reflected mixed moves. By eleven o'clock prices remained firm yet cautious with selling pressure lingering among low priced issues.
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Orinos
Inquesey
Reading
Colorado & Southerd
Consolidated Cas
American Hilde & Leather
Inghouse Electric
Union Pacific
Western Union Reading
Elvinn
Monga
Market Wrap Hits New York Stocks and Commodities
Amalgamated Copper and American Car and Foundry showed varied quotes while traces of steel and railway shares moved in uneven trading. Livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City signaled softer cattle prices amid broad market fluctuations.
Temperature Drops Across Misbourne and Kanbar Region
Weather report notes significant temperature decline in Misbourne and Kanbar, with Kasse City area recording a sharp fall of 24 degrees. Western Mnva nhamt Raeeas shows easing heat as cooler air advances, though details unclear. Local morning readings indicate ongoing cool trend.
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ToTrere
Mbvanehamt
Raeeas
Yalal
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