Reed Smoot Prominent in National Forest Conservation
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, chairing the Joint Conference on Forests, presents the Inventory of Forests from the National Conservation Commission. The report covers seven months of work, highlighting private and public forest ownership, forest growth, and losses from fires, with calls to expand preservation and efficient management to secure timber, water, and soil protection.
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Reed Smoot
THE
Conservation Commission
United States
Utah
Washington
Read Bwoot
National Conservation Commission
Tererat Mtated
Reed Bmoet
Amoot
Alice Histal
Hcuc Ag
Roist
Ceark
Cote
Deliberations Continue In Abraham Nuel Trial
Jury deliberations persisted into night in the Abraham Nuel case after testimony and witness accounts. Attorneys and spectators filled the courtroom as the judge urged calm and urged trials to proceed with opening statements and evidence.
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Abraham Nuel
Tia Aelock
Eietelt
Auparlar
Tudae
Spectora
Vintay
Vilaeh
Jena Vas
Comptroller Report on Beak Banking in 1890s Era
Washington reports from the Comptroller of the Currency Lana Murray show national banking in the era with 11,346 banks holding capital of 1.767 billion dollars and resources around 919.583 billion. Receiverships expanded, 9 banks solvency restored, and causes of failures include fraud and overextension while 21 national banks faced receiverships and some resumed business.
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Washington
Lawrence
Murray
Comip
Banka
Hank Fesoureas Barn Moore
Shepo
United States
Areregata
Desalcalms of
Ivana
Ateu Thee
Teason
Tjndler Fons Banking
Naional
Hart
Disputed Standard Trust Contracts Unraveled in Trial
Testimony on a Boston era Standard Trust deal reveals a chain of contracts and securities tied to coal ventures. John Archbold and Morris Resmothal figures appear as key players, with William A. Rinkefer cited on the witness stand. The proceedings suggest Barns-Hall property became the trust’s asset, with the aim to prove a dummy setup to bolster the Standard’s business.
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Blarchard
John Archbold
Morris Resmothal
Ater Baring
Darnegey
Morteures
Name Securities
William A. Rinkefer
Afr. Barns- Hall
Standard
Sone ‘Onl Cocapacy Iaelf
Provident Young
Prairie QU. Una
Criticism of President Roosevelts Hunting Trip
The Colorado Humane Society condemns President Roosevelts Africa trip in a monthly issue. The article argues his hunting exploits show ruthlessness and reckless disregard for wildlife and moral leadership. It notes admirers regret the trip while questioning the president's fitness and judgment.
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Denver
Cola
B W. Whitehead
Burran
Colorado Humane
Tom
Roose Yelt Ag & Spartepan
Africa
Safe and Sane Fourth of July Urged by Noyes
La Verne Noyes urges a safe Fourth of July in a Chicago Hebrew Congress address. She proposes teaching children harmless amusements and avoiding fireworks, arguing that celebrations should promote happiness and safety and include organized games and songs. The speaker links the idea to the upcoming National Outdoor Games and a Chicago convention.
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Chicago
Roye Esasen
Sire
Noyes
Ravem
Worthington Stricken With Apoplexy In Nevada Era
Gen Worthington, longtime Navy officer and former member of Congress from Nevada, is reported stricken with apoplexy. The late 19th century dispatch notes his residence at Abe Waban Ginendin and mentions a critical condition following a dry afternoon incident, with ongoing updates scarce amid confusion in the fragmentary text.
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Washington
Gieneral Henry, Worthington
Nevada
Abewaban
Ginendin Waa
Pteicken
Mtbr
Tir Naise
Robbers Hold Up Train Near Spokane
Three armed men stopped Great Northern train No. 1 at Hillyard, Spokane, robbed the mail car and express car, and escaped with an unknown amount of money. Engineer and fireman were forced to uncouple cars. conductor Ferrin resisted and aided the crew in detaching the mail car before the robbers fled toward Spokane. Police and railroad officials investigate the late morning heist.
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Great Northern No. 4
Spokane
Wash
Hillyard
W. Petria
Firman
Espresa
Merctans
Hillard
Fem
Standeliit
Vba
Perro Terk
Ferrin
Milrw Cast
Wier
Tollea
Sendix
Epokane
Rockefeller 18 IBERAL WITH ADVICE
Rockefeller 18, with advice, recalls old days and spare cash used to earn money for his future. A grand jury in the district recalls the scene as Rockefeller eats at a public event, while a waiter faces a confrontation over a fake racket.
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New Fruntetek
Sonn
Hockefflies
Mitchesen
Grand Jury
Hockefeller
Train wreck leaves eight tables in trete and many injured
A crowded train wreck injures multiple passengers including HL dG Wilsens Allegheny Pay and others. Glass bottles shatter, several women faint, a preacher Displaced. first three victims hospitalized while others are sheltered at local hotels. Passengers emerge into sun as chaos subsides.
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Moet
Art HL
Wilsens
Allegheny
Recky
Celgzis
Paseo
Oshkosh
Mire
H.W. Cultyfore
Brattle
Wark
Ayures
Tey
Laviolette
Aberdeen
Broker Glass
Focal Botele
Governor-Elect Lilly Endangered by Alleged Election Treating
The governor elect of Connecticut, Lilly, faces a formal complaint alleging he or his agent distributed money and treats to voters on election day to secure support. The document claims that Lilly spent over 25,000 in campaign expenditures via agents, while opponent Robertson and Republicans report different sums.
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Grotpe L. Lilley
Eiect
Connecticut
Lier
Col. Mullane
Waterbury
Lilley
Batanglas
A. Meaton Hobertson
antiLiliey Republicana
Congressmen Angered by President's Secret Service Records
Washington December 10 Leaders of the house and senate conferred to decide action on the Roosevelt Secret Service memo portion. Senators Tlale and Aldrich Speaker Cannon and Representatives Tawney Perkins attended. A resolution proposed appointing a joint committee to review that portion deemed offensive to members of Congress.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cannon
Roosevelt
Tlale
Aldrich
Hoyre
Congress
Entire Train Falls Down Ter-Foot Embankment
A passenger train derailed after tipping from a steep embankment twenty miles east of MeKongte New Mexico, injuring several passengers though none severely. The locomotive and baggage car overturned, the track broken, and crews worked through the night to aid survivors and clear wreckage.
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Miamarek
MeKongte
Rata Ne Arty
Two More Deaths From Shooting In City Hall Incident
Kansas Cris and Loula Pratt died after a shooting near the city hall as a police squad confronted a suspect. Four others perished, raising the death toll to four. authorities pursued the gunman through nearby streets but captured him later tonight.
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Kansas
Cris
Dec
Loula Pratt
Atlee
Doe Howe Tater
Patcotman
Menael Mullane
Dares Eharp
Atinght Agatinthe Pallea
Raanet
Ek Pratt
Not Guilty Verdict Returned in Dr. Rustin Murder Case
After thirteen hours of deliberation the jury found Clarira F. Davis not guilty of murder in the first degree in the death of Frederick T. Rustin. The verdict required nineteen ballots, with initial support for a conviction on the first ballot. Davis, related to prominent financiers, faced a highly publicized trial that drew local and national attention before the not guilty ruling.
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Omaha
Dre
Clarira FE
Davis
Frederick T. Rustin
Guily
Dia Cates
Caadler
New York City
Ruefin
James T. Engnab
Ale Torery Engilah
Telvax
Davie
Teweman
Rasta
Eldow
Predariee
T. Tusti
Roosevelt Says Wall Street Hates Itself and Reform
A Washington dispatch quotes President Roosevelt telling Georgians that Wall Street hates the nation’s financial arrangement not because of depression era cuts but due to bold action to regulate speculation and curb abuses. He argues reform must displace reckless power, while vowing to protect the public from hidden maneuvers and secret influence.
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Advanta Ga
Washington
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Ita
Africa
Wall
Evamerera
Mnancia
Bremne
Conscience Stricken Man Surrenders to Police
A conscience stricken man surrendered to police after a shooting in the city. The suspect, whose name appears as Ackerpeit Tet Iv Ran Prandeco, confessed yesterday and indicated the victim was Frank Weber. The case prompted authorities to seek further identification and vouchsafe the crime details.
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Frank Weber
Closing quotations of world markets
New York stock market opened active and strong with low priced issues gaining notice. Later declines pulled several issues below the prior day’s close while some prospered. notable declines included Western preferred and several mills. Overall, heavy selling lifted many major rail and industrials, with mixed results across the exchange.
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New York
Lersee Axl
Pricra
Bains
Wehaah
United States Express
United Railways
Invertment
Nfarthane
Kantas & Teras
Wall Street and commodity quotes with cattle market notes
New York stocks show Amalgamated Copper at 1412 and American Smelting at 1011/2 with varied rail and utility listings. Agricultural futures and livestock receipts across Chicago and Kansas City reflect steady to higher bids. hogs and cattle markets demonstrate cautious demand while grain prices edge with corn and wheat contracts lingering near prior values.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Apcorotive
American Ameltinx
American Smelting
PhD
American Agar
Atchison Railway
Atchison Hallway
Baltimore and Ohio
J. Broklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacife
Chesapeake and Otto
Chicago Northwestern
Calcagy
Mil
C. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Lor
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver
Mo Grande
Erle Rallway
Great Northers
Great Northern
Amness Central
New York Central
Reading Railway
Rock Island Co
Mr Pth
Wester Union
Cocapnay
Tragic Unknown Child Removed From Car in Brooklyn
Police lift a mangled body from a car in New York as Mrs. Lawrence Behilier of Brooklyn learns the corpse is her son Lassieure Schiller. A girl identifies the child, who was returning from an unknown place, amid a grim scene that left a grieving mother with unanswered questions.
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New York
Dee H
Lawrence Behilier
Brooklyn
Lassieure Schiller
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