House panel urges erasing Willett speech from record
Washington reports that a special committee recommended striking from the Congressional Record the January 18 1909 speech by Representative Willett New York which the panel says was improper and violated debate privileges A letter from Willett urged keeping the speech, while Representative Mann of Illinois led the committee and the measure passed with little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willett
New York
Congressional
House
Witlett
Wille
Congressonal Record
Congressonal Record of January 18, 1909, Contins Jancus
Mann of
Tinois
Mann
Price paid for the Chesapeake & Ohio
New York reports the Kuhn Loeb holdings in Chesapeake and Ohio valued at about the price per share. Chesapeake operates about 1850 miles of rail with Newport News and Washington, D C to Cincinnati and Louisville as main contacts. The company has roughly 63 million dollars in common stock with large bonded debt recently boosted by a 30 million dollar lease. Kuhn Loeb & Company acted as the financial agents securing control for the Pennsylvania system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kuhn, Loeb
Chesapeake & Ohio
Row Tis
Newport News
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Louieville
Hnes
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Pennsylvania
Alvarado Mining Company Formed In Chihuahua Merger
Mexico City January 27 Pedro Alvarido a wealthy Chihuahua mine owner announces plans to incorporate and consolidate sixty producing properties along with other assets into the Alvarado Mining Company under New York law. The merger aims to combine seventy six mills in a capital rich operation with global stock listings and associations with Guegenheims Dodge and others in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pedro Alvarido
Chihuahua
du Tango
Muerm
Coaquilhilla
New York
Alvarado Mining Company
Mil
Pro- Inviers
Guegenheims
Dodge
Kieran Arrested and Released on Bonds in New York
Patrick J. Kiernan, vice president of Fidelity Funding, arrested at his New York home on a fugitive-from-justice charge. He was held briefly before Pittsburg authorities requested his release. He was ordered to appear in the supreme court on January 29 to be examined about Fidelity Funding affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick J. Kieran
Fidelity Funding Company
Pittsburg
Kieran
Warl
Governor grants respite in Lebeau murder case
Kalispell Mont Jan 27 Governor Norrie notified County Attorney Ste Vetrin that a respite was granted in the case of Frederick Lebeau convicted of the murder of the Yokum.
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Kalispell, Mont
Norrie
County
Ste- Vetrin
Frederick Lebeau
Vieted
Family details stay of execution set for April date
A stay of execution for Lebeau remains in effect until April 2. Dr Scanlan of the state insane asylum will examine Lebeau to determine his sanity before any further action.
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Scanlan
State Insane Asylum
Lebeau
Man Suffered From Rare Form Of Insanity
Kalamazoo Michigan January 27 Claus Vanderwall was admitted as a patient at the state insane asylum suffering from a rare form of insanity. When spoken to his body becomes rigid and relief comes only when he feels unseen. In a local courtroom yesterday he stood for an hour with one arm outstretched without uttering a word. Food is given to him at regular intervals by force.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Claus Vanderwall
State Insane Asylum
Hetle
Baby burns, ambulance crash after Brooklyn gas blast
Three year old Harry Barbich deliberately spilled gasoline on a stove at his Brooklyn grandfather’s home and was badly burned. An ambulance carrying him to hospital collided with a trolley car, turning over. his recovery remains doubtful and his grandmother and aunt were also injured.
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New York
Harry Barbich
Brooklyn
Rebecca Goldberg
Sarah
White waitresses to replace Negroes in Atlantic City
An arrival of 250 white waitresses from Boston to replace Black waiters at a local Atlantic City hotel sparks consternation among African Americans. The move could force many Black staff from jobs, potentially shifting the city's political balance where Negroes have long held influence. Republican leaders oppose the change.
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Auantic Clis
N_.I
Tan
Boston
Atlantic City
Hughes Withdraws Wallis Nomination for Insurance Chief
Albany, Jan. 27. Governor Hughes withdrew Frederick A. Wallis as state superintendent of Insurance at Wallis's request. Wallis wrote that criticisms against him were unfounded and he would remain in his current position with his company.
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Albany
Hughes
Frederick A. Wallis
Wallis
Jeffries to Appear in Vaudeville on East Tour
San Francisco dated January 27 reports James J. Jeffries retired world heavyweight champion will perform in vaudeville across major eastern cities starting March 1 in New York. He reportedly signed with a leading eastern circuit for about 850000, though contract details are withheld. The stunts remain undisclosed but described as novel.
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San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
New York
Jeffries
Chicago Girls Parade Leads West Side Baptist Flowers
A thousand girls from West Side Baptist churches paraded Chicago streets last night under evangelists Davis and Mills. They wore white banners for top ranks and followed the band, escorted by guards with red and green torch flames. A pastor rode at the head on a large black horse.
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Chicago
West Side
Davis
Mills
Baltimore
New York
Financiers Back Bureau of Municipal Research
New York figures led by John D Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie and Jacob Schiff back the Bureau of Municipal Research to audit city finances and graft. A fund of 190000 was subscribed by these financiers with Mrs Russell Sage and others. Hugo Hegele and Rockefeller reportedly donated 20000 each.
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New York
John JD. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Jacob Schift
Bureau of Municipal Research
Russell Sage
Ar Hegle
Rockefeller
Body of Soldier Found in Bay
New York Jan 27 The body of Thomas Kiernan private of Company B 125th Infantry U S was found in the lower bay with a fractured skull and a bruise over the right temple His death is under investigation with a theory he was held up robbed and murdered while returning to Governors Island Kiernan 48 years old had 24 years service and recently took leave of absence to come to New York A sergeant said he was temperate and had saved money
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New York
Thomas Kiernan
125Th Infantry
U.S
Govorpors’ Island
Twelfth Infantry
Kiernan
Girl Saves Life Of Friend At Building Fire
New York January 27 Miss Ressie Love a stenographer saved her roommate Minnie Brooks from death by dashing back into a burning West Forty-seventh Street apartment and dragging her to a window. They were carried down ladders unconscious as a crowd of 3,000 cheered. Twenty other occupants escaped as flames originated on the ground floor causing five thousand dollars damage.
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New York
Ressie Love
Minnie Brooks
West Forty-seventh
Foy
Peculiar Labor War in Cook County
Chicago January 27 Cook county faces a labor war as 200 clerks in the county treasurer’s office walk out over a proposed overtime raise. Affected workers will still perform regular duties today and tomorrow while awaiting settlement, as the overtime pay of ten dollars a day for three hours is deemed unaffordable by commissioners during a busy tax season.
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Chicago
Cook County
Commissionera
Treamster
Bank Guarantee Debate Divides Colorado Bankers
In Denver on January 27 members of the Colorado State Bankers Association told the legislature the bank guarantee bill is unwise with Ex Governor Alva Adams opposing the measure while warning it would force state banks out of business and jail their officials if enacted. A substitute bill may be drafted by Ex Governor Thomas as a replacement.
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Denver
Cole
Colorado State Bankers’ Association
Alva Adams
Thomas
Taft’s Son in New Haven Illness Prompted by Prom Week
Jan 27 New Haven reports Robert A. Taft son of President elect Taft was moved from his Yale apartments to the Yale Infirmary with acute indigestion likely tied to prom week duties and unsettled weather. His condition is not serious and he is expected to remain about a week.
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New Haven
Conn
Robert A. Taft
Pres Fent
Taft
Yale
All Children Are Born Liars Claim Sparks Talk
In Chicago Prof. O Shea of Wisconsin University faced a reception for remarks claiming all children are born liars. He cited his four children to illustrate the point and urged a reevaluation of child nature in education during a public address.
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Prof. O'Shea
Chicago
Hare
O'Shea
Wisconsin University
Color concerns when explaining to children prompt parental awareness
A fragment notes color as a factor in explanations to children, urging parents to consider how colors influence understanding. It highlights the need for clear communication and mindful presentation in family settings.
Girl Defies Convention and Marries Chinaman
New York City couple defied social norms by marrying at City Hall. Police arrested both last night in Chinatown after a dispute over the marriage. Bride’s mother from Brooklyn filed an abolition claim, while the 21-year-old bride states pride in her husband but says she married to spite her parents.
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New York
One Sing
City Hall
Chinatown
Benjamin Bohner
Brooklyn
Ong Sing
Postponed California Alien Land Bill Aimed at All Aliens
Governor Gillett reports President Roosevelt urges delaying action on the anti Japanese land ownership bill to allow amendments conforming to Root suggestions. Fresno’s A M Drew seeks changes. Oklahoma law cited as model. Drew and Gillett exchange letters outlining acceptable language and lease terms.
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Sacramento
Cal
Gillett
Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D. C
J. N. Gillett
California
Root
Theodore Roosevelt
A. N. Drew
Fresno
A. M. Drew
Drew
Mr. Drew
Oklahoma
United States
Secretary Root
John Gillett
United Ily
Japan
A.M. Drew
Dill
WolW Billiard Match Ends In 66 Innings Victory
New York January 26 Slosson defeated Sutton 500 to 328 in a billiards match that stretched to 66 innings. The lengthy contest showcased steady break play and precise potting as Slosson pulled ahead late to clinch the win.
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New York
Slosson
Sutton
Fatal drunken brawl in Torreon leaves three dead
In Torrecinas ranch settlement between Velardena and Pedrica, Juan Gamboa and Hilario Arrietta fought after drinking, triggering a deadly shootout. Gamboa died instantly, Hernandez and Arrietta wounded. Arrietta killed later, Hernandez dies en route home. Hernandez brothers pursue to mountains as rurales hunt them. Women and two children wounded and hospitalized.
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Torreon
Mex
Juan Gamboa
Hilario Arrietta
Torrecinas
Velardena
Pedricya
Jose Hernandes
Gamboa
Arrietta
Hernandes
Gambon
Hernandez
Hernandez Brothers
Pedricena
Snakes Pour From Dark Cloud Over Golden Gate Park
Park officials report a bizarre storm event in Golden Gate Park as thousands of small snakes, three to seven inches long, rained down during a Monday downpour. The sight left walks slick with slush and mud before the reptiles disappeared.
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Golden Gate Park
McLaren
Frederick Healy
Aigues
Statehood Billsengineered for Arizona and New Mexico
Washington reports the house committee on territories aims to report separate statehood bills for Arizona and New Mexico by end of next week. The Republican majority drafts the bill, to be shown to minority members before hearings, potentially granting land to liquidate territorial debts rather than money. New Mexico would get two representatives and Arizona one at large in the house.
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Washington
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Wholesale Meat Prices Rise in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles California on January 27 wholesale meat prices reached a five year high with a general rise over the past two months. Cattle sheep and hogs quotations advanced with steers at 84% cents a pound and hogs up about a half cent. Retail prices also increased as a result of the wholesale surge.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kaiser's Birthday Observed in Japan
Tokio reports a bright reception today marking the German emperor's birthday. Officials and guests gathered to honor the sovereign in a formal observance reflecting diplomatic ties during a period of shifting alliances.
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Kaiser
Japan
Tokio
Diplomatic Soiree Attended by German and Japanese Leaders
The event hosted Baron Mumm Von Schwarzenstein as the German ambassador to Japan. Attendees included all foreign diplomats and the highest Japanese officials.
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Baron Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Japan
Milwaukee Mayor backs open saloon measure
Chicago dated note says Milwaukee Mayor Rose urged continuing the open saloon policy. He cited President Roosevelt’s remarks praising Milwaukee for low crime and rare drunkenness, arguing the policy reduces excessive drinking by giving monitored access rather than driving drinkers to disorder.
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Chicago
Rose
Milwaukee
Sailors discuss Republic disaster as legal battles loom
New York reports a Seamen's Christian Association concert by the Republic's orchestra. British vice consul Thurston outlines pay rights for crew, noting wages stop at the ship's sinking. Courts may decide blame between White Star and Lloyd Italiano amid claims totaling about 2 million dollars. Passengers' baggage losses reach 175000 to 250000.
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New York
Christian Asen
Republic
Fmamship
E. W. P. Thurston
White Star Line
Liverpool
Baltic
Met
Lloyd-Italiano
Florida
Lioyi-Italianoine
Cupid's surprise to Otto Schneider
Chicago report describes Otto C. Schneider, president of the board of education, being surprised when his Harvard law student son George August Schneider married Miss Belle Kohler of Dorchester Massachusetts. The telegram announcing the marriage arrived while the father oversaw 160000 student boys. The Schmidts replied confirming it was all right and told him to finish his course at Harvard.
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Chicago
Cupid
Otto C. Schneider
Board of Education
Schnoeider
George August Schneider
Harvard
Belle Kohler
Dorchester
Massaachusetts
Schneider
Belle
Children Burn to Death in Dunbar, Pa Fire
Four Kendall children aged 11, 7, 4, and 2 died in a Dunbar home fire that destroyed the Kendall residence on Bryson Hill. Parents A M Kendall and wife injured after leaping from a second story window as a gas stove started the blaze. they made desperate attempts to reach the kids before fleeing.
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Pittsburg
A.M. Kendall
Bryson Hill
Dunbar
Eant
Early Kendall
Pearl Kendall
Annan Kendall
Baby
Chicago Faces Worst Smoky Slums, Health Officers Say
Chicago smoke inspector declares the city the smokiest in the world. Health department reports show rising fresh air diseases while other illnesses decline. Smoke infiltrates stores and warehouses and rain it causes is enormous. Annual loss to manufactured articles is said to reach fifty million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Health Department
Poison attempt on Ganley family halted by milk bottle find
In Denver on January 27 a bottle of milk sent by Mrs Ganley from 1401 Felati Street contained colored sediment. She reported it at the police station for analysis. The Ganley home lies near earlier cases of poisoned candy linked to local addresses.
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Denver
John W. Ganley
Felati Street
Ganley
Smith and Witwer
Boyhood friend of Lincoln first contributor to fund
Chicago reports the Lincoln Centennial Memorial drive received its first donation from J G Vittitoe a Chicago motorman born in Kentucky in the same county as Lincoln He contributed one dollar explaining he knew Lincoln as a boy and plans to join the celebration in Kentucky while praising Chicago's effort to honor the fallen leader
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Chicago
J. G. Vittitoe
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Wyoming man attempts to kill his family
A Sun Dance, Wyoming report says M. Paxton, a wealthy man, was jailed for trying to kill his wife and his stepson then attempt suicide. The boy was shot in the groin and may die. the wife was shot in the face but not seriously hurt. Paxton shot himself in the head but survived. He was overpowered by Will Davis, Paxton’s other stepson, and is believed to be insane.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Sun Dance
M. Paxton
Paxton
Insane Patient Smothered at Salem Asylum
In Salem Oregon on January 26 Mrs Lusan Freece an insane patient at the state asylum was smothered by her roommate. Committed from Lane county she continually screamed prompting the other patient to stuff part of a bed sheet in her mouth and cover her head with a pillow leading to death.
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Salem
Ore
Lusan Freece
World Markets Close On Tepid Stocks Movement
New York stock prices closed with sluggish, uncertain demand on light volume. Gould stocks attracted most attention while many shares barely moved. Denver & Rio Grande gained, as did Consolidated Texaco and Missouri Pacific. Delaware & Hudson and Northern Pacific showed modest gains while bonds remained steady.
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New York
Gould
Denver & Rio Grande
Consolidated Gox
Missouri Pacific
Vexas Pacific
Noledo
St. Lawland
Brooklyn Inten Gaa
Cleveland
Priews
Southern Pac
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Allis Chalmermind Mackay Companies
International
Delaware
New York Stocks Mixed As Key Issues Edge Higher
Amalgamated Copper climbs to 78 18, American Locomotive at 37 3 8, American Smelting at 5 1 2, and United States Steel at 53 5 8. Notable declines include Denver and Rio Grande at 42 3 8 and Chesapeake and Ohio at 63 2 4. Market listing shows varied readings across railways, refiners, and utilities with Standard Oil at 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Smelting, Ptd
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Railway
Pfd
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Colorado Fuel and
Iran
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hydeon
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie Railway
New York Central
Reading Railway
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Vinton Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash Railway
Western Union
Standard O] Company
Chicago Cattle and Grain Prices January 27 Report
Chicago market notes receipts about 16 000 cattle with mixed gains and losses across regions. Cattle types show Texan, western, and calf categories with quoted ranges, hogs and sheep receipts around 37 000 and 15 000 respectively, and grains futures for wheat corn oats rye barley and timothy. Close prices for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs rye barley and timothy are listed with May, July, and September contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 7,000 with prices from 4.80 to 6.75 for native steers and cows, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 5.80, bulls 3.80 to 5.00. Hogs receipts 19,000 with prices 5.20 to 6.60, packers 6.00 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 6,000 with muttons 4.75 to 5.75 and fed ewes 3.00 to 6.30. Market edges up or down slightly by class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Commodity price roundup from New York and St Louis
New York prices for raw sugar and refined products show steady demand with quoted levels for Nomina Falr refined sugar and various molasses grades. Refiners report steady crush and powder prices, while Go ff es market notes list standard quality ranges for cotton wool from St Louis with grade distinctions and tub washed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Jan
Metal Market Report From New York
Lead prices steady at 4 dollars with modest trading in copper and silver noted. Market text shows dull sentiment and limited activity with figures unclear for some metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murderer to Be Executed in March at Dridgeton NJ
Waldto Zoller the Finland boy recently convicted of murdering Iida Granitoijer was yesterday sentenced to be electrocuted during the week beginning March 8 in Dridgeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poy
Dridgeton
Dan
Walto Zoller
Finland
Iida Granitioyer
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Willet
BIG Mining Company
Colorado
Otto Schneider
Wyoming
Chicago Livestock
Timothy
Qlower
Kansas City Livestock
Wool
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