Special Message to Congress Denounces Joseph Pulitzer
A severely denouncing message to Congress accuses Joseph Pulitzer of mischaracterizing the Panama Canal deal. The president defends the United States purchase as necessary, while critics allege manipulation by Pulitzer and The World newspaper. The reading drew mixed reactions with laughs and attention from members.
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Congress
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Panama Canal
Pulitzer
Roohevelt
Senate
Macima Canal
United States
Tuttanapolis
Melaran
Smith
New York
The
World
Polfixer
Puliszer
Charles B. Tat
W. H. Taft
Taft Meter
Inne
Foraker Seeks Senate Action On Detective Case and Army Trust
Senator Foraker led a Senate debate over a detective inquiry and executive action regarding the Twenty Fourth regiment’s removal. He proposed a three retired officers commission to determine innocence or guilt of charged troopers for the Brownsville shooting. He pressed the president’s stance on detective control and questioned the use of agents in the investigation.
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Poraker
Ted
Marter
Senate
Foraker
Booth
Ronserm
Lawson
Lee
Prestivnt
Hogi Conyers
Mr. Foraker
Welch
Brownsville
Boyd Conyers
Alliwon
Exandler
Welock
Tamays
John Holluman
Commany B
van Uhrebler
Anil San Runtow
George Jackson
Charen
Me Weyn
Rumarka
Sergesne
Clapeated
Etmehr
Fui
Jean Hellman
John Tren
Boyt Torsers
Carina de Gararute
Fant
Raver Feempany
Hellman
Ite
AL Aterepheh
Sauxerre
Amd
Bhp Larrick
Thes
Fiscal Agent Cramer Praises Ogden Forest Office
Fiscal Agent Cramer arrived Monday to inspect the Ogden district office of the Forest Service. He reported the affairs in excellent condition and smooth operations, noting over four days December 11 14 12 14 total accounts reached 564 and disbursed just over 21000. The Ogden staff handling was described as highly proficient with detailed record keeping.
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Ft Cramer
Ogden District
Forcal Barvice
Missoula
Sam
Ogden
Flecal
Dn Wacelent
Cramer
Weber
Pay Day for the Sugar People at Lacat Factory
The Lacat Sugar Company paid out around 210,000 in circulation and 412,090 to employees in Wilson Lane. The total payroll distribution, including bonuses, was issued today, with payments managed by Anundated Sweet Company agents. Multiple workers received sums, with some payroll totals reported, and state and local tax deductions noted.
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Wilson Lane
Alcointinae
Paymenta
Lendatan
Crete
Harte
Thes
Gmetie Mtn
Fapivet
Chief Pitt Removed as Police Chief in City Vote
The city council voted to depose Chief Pitt, with the majority supporting Mayor Bransfont’s action. The motion to reconsider failed, and the outcome is framed as a continuation of the mayor's policy rather than a punitive dismissal.
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Tom D. Witt
Balt
Sten
Lust
Roland
Faitalnhe
Stewart
Elent Cera
Sly Ayes
Trza
Novee—Titack
Fernstrom
Ferry
Hogsan
Holley
Hate Maran
O ‘Bon
Un—H
Un—H. ‘Byr1—Comburn Mordock
Haybould
Kedacl
Wood
Bransfont
Young man charged with drunkenness at district court
A young man named Malan faced a district court after a disturbance at Christensen's lawn shop. He pleaded guilty to profane language and disturbing the peace, receiving a twenty dollar fine and a twenty day sentence with a warning against future drunken behavior. Police and city officials testified about the incident and Malan's behavior toward shop staff.
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Latay
Kid Malan
Brookenness
Malan
oMeer
Metan
Bly
DeVing
den Rove
Christensen
Tim Whittout
Shire
Atone
Wes Boown
Jones
Ton
Rose
Omerr Cooney
Ne Sland
Ehen Malan
TRS
Iinean
Body of Biggy Found Near Alcatraz Island
The body of a man identified as Biggy was found this morning by a night ferry crew opposite Alcatraz Island in San Francisco. The corpse floated face upward, with signs of recent violence, and was recovered by Bergenat Pnovan, who identified the body as the missing person.
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Kan Fraochero
Pollee Mery
Pollee
Psfpposite
Alcatraz Island
San Frantiac Hay
Tryight
Truretl
Karber Peitter
Pnovan
Scarem 13 Being Made for Lieutenant Rains
A garbled report from New York describes a scarem 13 for Lieutenant Rains related to military discipline. It mentions a governor and a post at Tytemnen Tost, with references to martial court procedures and a discharged Belt.
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Lieutenant Rains
America Remains Silent Amid Venezuela Crisis
Washington reports a long crisis with Venezuela, noting strained U S Dutch relations and uncertainty over Dutch plans for Venezuelan territory. A potential Dutch blockade is discussed, with emphasis on neutrality and possible prewar understandings, while Dutch actions depress Venezuelan trade.
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Washington
State Department
Holland
America
Venezuela
Venccurla
Noose
Jorta
United States
Ower
Aled
Bel
Goming
Ventraelen
Scotland
Clarks Slayer Clue Hints at Track of Robbers and Murder
A garbled report hints at a possible link to Clark’s killer as police chase car thieves tied to a gang. Detectives Hart and Sheet pursue clues leading toward Byker and an alleged gang member, with Standard and Examiner providing double daily coverage.
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Nile
Elena
Biblerjad Developmenta
Ofetta Byrke
Chambers
Hart Ani
Wibam
Dia Ata
Iran
Seymour Clink
Murderer 18 Arrested by Los Angeles Officers
Police in Los Angeles captured a suspect linked to a murder case following a chase and routine patrols. Investigators identified Lane Aeenics Dee 1-Bate Meonn binshipet as the person of interest, with officers securing the arrest and advancing the inquiry.
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Los Angeles
Lane Aeenics Dee
Bate Meonn Binshipet Py the Canes Ed Pranete
Unclear OCR fragment reports arrests and escapes near coast
Fragmentary entry notes a New York wanted man in Tobey's saloon and a captain ejected by a mission measure. Mentions Regan and a confidence game at Southern Pacific depot with Mills men. Text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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White
Carpenter
New York City
Tay Joyce
Tobey
Salocg
Raedway
Pos
New York
Regan
Southern Pacific
Wea
Ralph Deane Bound Over in District Court Case
Ralph Deane, 15, bound over in district court after alleged attempted robbery at the European Hotel. Clerk Benny Smyth testified about the night clerk, a guest, and the young bandit who produced “young ranzus” and was treated harshly. The complaint shifted from attempted robbery to tod herr after Deane allegedly showed watch and chase from his temporary victim. Deane bound over with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Ralph Deane
Europea
Benny Smyih
Haldup
Uebig
Trane
Indie
Congress Discharges Foreign Affairs Panel Debate on State Information
Washington report details a roll call in the House on Mr. Gardner's motion to discharge the Foreign Affairs Committee for a statement from the Secretary of State. The measure, tied to whether the British House of Commons set a committee to review piles, failed 146 to 124 as amendments and appeals sparked partisan clash among Insurgents and Democrats.
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Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
Committee On Foreign Atfajre Frm
Oh Tha
Atate
House of Commons
Hhonar
House of Representatives
Str
Mesare
Bayar
New York
Nalzell
Pennsylvesia
Forste Af Enler
Ae & Ponion
Gardner Mactensky
Fuegel
Pallsall
Maya
Thapeareyan
Neditseka
Campbell
Ranaia
Caulfield
Mlemiss Minourts R
Masane Dakota
How ¢ Busette
Uta
Nott Ohio
Hubbard
Weat Vireafa
Listiera
Minnesota
McKiley
C Madtron
Ranges
Neleca
Sna
Nye
Minnewta
Peartz
Mary
Tent
Pollard
Sturgtes
Volatead
Misnedata
Ion Whieply
Waren
Mr. Gardner
Lata
Jeteck
Oldest human remains found in Paris area
Paris reports the discovery of what is claimed as the oldest human remains dating to the middle of the Palaeolithic era in Saintes Corbeil by the Chapelle Aus Saintes area. The skull is described as monkey-like by some observers, though measurements and context are debated by researchers.
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Paris
Mtanton
al Chapelle Aus Saintes
Corere Department
Lare
Baring & Tong
Dutch Battleship Captures Venezuelan Vessel Off Cumana
A Dutch battleship Jacob Van Heemskerk arrived at the Venezuelan coast near Cumana after taking the prize 32 De Mayo from the Venezuelan navy. The capture followed two ships, with the Dutch crew securing the prize and sending officials ashore. The 32 De Mayo, formerly the American steamer Alliance, was seized for contraband activity. The Dutch patrol vessel left to resume coast duties, while the 23 De Mayo was noted as the prior capture date.
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Witterastad
Jacob van Heemakerk
Reese
de Mayon
Amith
Hy Menenvetas
Mararalbo
SNH
Comratacion
Gatt to Speak at Woman's Suffrage Meeting
Chicago 18. Mrs. Catt head of the International Suffrage Alliance will be the chief speaker at a meeting held soon after the new year to boost the suffrage cause in the city. Mrs. Mackay from New York plans to attend and strengthen interest among members. The date depends on Mrs. Catt’s engagements and Mr Mackey’s schedule. Toledo mayor Titahd Whitlock will attend and announce the meeting details after a conference.
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Chicarn
Carole Chay
Clareface Stackey
New York
Mackay
Enthusiasay
Catt
Lon Ton
Catt Fagementa
Mackey
Titahd Whitlock
Mwayer
Toledo
Chicago
Aid
Bia
Closing Quotations of World's Markets
The New York opening saw mixed results as American Smelting fell, while American Sugar and St Louis & San Francisco second preferred rose. Gains in Amalgamated Copper and Wabash preferred followed, but overall declines receded to near opening levels as investors paused. An active bid for stocks caused a price surge before a pullback, with notable moves in New York Central, Interborough Metropolitan, and various preferred issues. Governor Hughes named a commission to differentiate the stock market and launched a lower-prices advertising drive, meeting opposition from some critics.
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New York
Americas Sugar
St Louis
San Francisco
Consolidated Gas
American Car
New York Central
Interborough Metropolitan
Galing
Inston
Stoghe
American Beller Ant
Amalgamated Copper
Wabash
Citerro & Btlouts
Elfotte
Ant
Prysaure Aralz
Toctal Ptocka
Leale & A Western
Colorado
Illavelock
Bjorke
Ustaba
Sonrl Pacific
Hughes
Priera Bern
Bonde
Stock Market and Livestock Notes From New York and Kansas City
New York stocks show mixed results with numerous industrials and railways listed at varied quotations. In Kansas City, cattle, hogs, and lambs received steady demand with moderate receipts, while sugar and coffee prices circulated in market reports and a notable archaeological find of 70 foot footprints was reported in Ontario as a major geological discovery.
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Rowevelte
Hest’ Dent
Joseph Palm Rer
Detective Lawson
John Peery
Loulee Peery Pulte Erat
Franela Simeon Feery
Fulkerson
Baang of
Peery Estate
Yeah
Salt Late
Elder
Sumatt
Ima
District Court
Mittenstock Lothia State
Nevada
D.H. Peery Company
Business OF the Forest Office
Lange
Bes
Chief Pitt
Biggy
Meritine
Weaterport
Lontenant
Elward Gotti H
Hatlanh
Goseroor
Cnurt Suartial
Tanie
Jorine
Feria
Clark
Salt Lake City
Crcer
Union Pacific
Cannon
Venezuelan Coast Guard
Mhs. Gatt
Madian
Wit
Teete
M. Elias
Fourree
These Uy
Seelolnes
Eal Hees
Wisconsin
Srinity
Duane Pan
Aby Ik
Wid
Anaconda Missing Co
LE Atchison Railway
Atchison Railay
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Colorado Ford and Trap
Colorado and
Boathern
Denver and the Granite
Exfe
Hallmay
Great Northern
Nitagte Central
Reading. Railway
Rock Inland Go
Rock Inland Co
Baatheta Pacific
Melon Pacific
Tates Stein
United Btatee Breck Pd
Wahas Hallway
Western Union
Blanderd
Kanase Cuy
Kansan
Dev
Acton
Susar
Centrica
Vendre Jl.sa
Weel
St. Louis
Grmeri Crittory
Weetesa Morlistia
Foe
Metal Market
York, Tee
Teanel der Tarunta
Amy
Petit Awete
Anapertor
Crea
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