No Michigan Men Present And There Is a Kick Again
Representatives of the American Beet Sugar association met at the Arlington hotel to discuss the Cuban reciprocity treaty pending in the senate. Initial informal talks favored safeguarding the industry, with Henry T. Oxnard signaling possible opposition withdrawal to Roosevelt, while others urged guarantees on five year tariff rates for Cuba.
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American Beet Sugar Association
Annival
Ariington
Thie
Spm
Senate
Henry T. Oxnard
The
Association
Roosevelt
Oxnard
Cuba
Association Withdraws Opposition to Cuba Reciprocity
At a night session the association voted 3 to 2 to withdraw opposition to ratifying the Cuban reciprocity treaty, while urging amendments to limit duties for beet sugar. President Oxnard had proxies to push a 12 to 2 tally, but opposition claimed most factories were uncounted. none of Michigan’s 16 factories attended except Julius Stroh of Detroit. A second resolution protested further tariff cuts on Philippine sugar and tobacco to avoid stimulating production where wages are very low.
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Association
United States
Oxnard
Acd
Michigan
Julius Stroh
Detroit
Philippine Islands
City Clerk Sells Municipal Coal at Cut Rate
Owosso city Clerk Fred Edwards ran a campaign against local dealers to cut coal prices. He offered soft coal at 4.25 dollars from Virginia sources and kept the price low until rivals matched the rate. He would not disclose the mine of origin.
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Owosso, Mich
Fred Edwards
Virginia
Indictments for Former Governor Taylor Delayed Again
Freakfort Kentucky January 8. Indictments against ex Governor W. S. Taylor Charles Finley John L Powers and Green and Wharton Golden were reached on the Franklin air court docket yesterday and were again continued. Bench warrants were issued for Taylor Finley and Powers.
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Freakfort
Taylor
Charles Finley
John L. Powers
Green
Wharton Golden
Franklin ‘Air Court
Finley
Powers
Great Ore Range Found in Sault Ste. Marie
Immense ore range discovered near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan with an estimated 10000000 tons in view. Key investors include John W. Gates J J Mitchell John Lambert Charles G Gates and Blair and Co of New York.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John W. Gates
J. J. Mitchell
John Lambert
Charles G. Gates
Blair & Co
New York
Worst Storm in Years Hits the Dakotas Region
The report notes severe weather across the Dakotas and surrounding areas with extreme snow and wind. It references an annual designation of a major storm and its widespread impact on transportation and daily life.
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Dakotas
United Kingdom
British Board of Trade
Letter from Simms accuses medical students of vivisection schemes
Walter Simms writes from Louisville alleging a group of Indianapolis medical students run a free dispensary front that conducts vivisection on bodies sent to medical colleges. He claims bodies are moved without demonstrators knowledge and that several bodies were sent to Louisville. He warns police lack key information.
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Indianapalis
Jan. S
Walter Simms
Polly Taft
Louieville
Ghent Cantrell
Lire
Alexander
Wright
Simms Tye
Simmme
North Alabama Street
Simme
Sinee
Louisville
Indianapolis
One Life for Another on Duluth Rail Line
A log train on the Duluth and Iron Range road struck brakeman C D O Hara after a collision with an ore car. A jagged neck wound bled rapidly but he was boarded for care and near Two Harbors the train sped to receive help. A bystander on the track appeared as the train rushed and the crew could not avoid disaster. O Hara survived after medical attention.
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Duluth, Jan
Duluth and
Iron Range
C, DD. O'Hara
Two Harbors
O'Hara
Jackson I Case Dies Suddenly at Racine Mayor of City
Racine Wisconsin obituary notes Jackson I Case son of Jerome Case a threshing machine magnate died Tuesday afternoon from a complication of diseases. He served as mayor of Racine from 1890 to 1900 as the city’s youngest mayor. Born in 1865 he was involved in many leading local enterprises. A widow and four sons survive him.
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Racine, Wis
Jackson
Case
Jerome
United States
Missouri General Assembly Sits for Organization
Both branches of the Missouri general assembly met at noon yesterday to organize sessions. The International Congress of Historical Sciences is planned for Rome from April 2 to 6 next year.
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Missouri General Assembly
International Congress of Historical Sciences
Rome
Vinol restores strength after sickness and boosts appetite
An advertisement claims Vinol rebuilds the body after illness by boosting appetite and improving digestion. A testimonial from Henry F. Sturtevant of Brockton, Mass, praises Vinol for his wife’s recovery after grippe. The label is printed with all ingredients and the seller Cook & She Drugists offers a refund if not satisfied.
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Vinci
Kenry F. Sturtevant
Huntington St
Brockton, Mass
Miners Strike Probe Highlights Union Responsibility Debate
Philadelphia figures clash as Mitchell and Gray spar over whether the United Mine Workers bears responsibility for the reign of terror during the coal strike. Witnesses describe attacks by men identified as union members and the unions’ limited action to expel or discipline offenders.
Grayw's Idea of Discipline and Civil Authority Debate
Chairman Gray presses the need for internal discipline within the union if violence occurred. The witness agrees on disciplining violators if acts are proven, while a Shenandoah riot is discussed. Gray urges the union to rise above the mire and help restore its standing in a free government.
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Gray
Order
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Mitchell on Labor Strife and Commission View of Violence
A district court hearing notes Mitchell arguing the commission will rule on questions while a larger jury weighs the strikers. He says the UMWA should not be indicted unless linked to lawless acts, and Gray seeks disentanglement from violence while acknowledging isolated excesses. The case concerns ownership claims in a Washington Iowa property dispute involving many defendants and unknown heirs.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Gray
Crganization
Washington County
Mary Graeeell
Alexander Lee
Arex Lee
John EB. Matin
John Feartin
Jemima W. Malin
Jeremiah W. Malin
Jerimima W. Malin
John Lyon
John Lye
Margaret Lyon
Wm. H. Jenkins
Jermia W. Malin
E. 4. Crandall
Margret Jenkins
J. Conger
Jane Conger
Tanner Ashby
Jane Astby
Jonee Aahty
Fannie Ashby
Fanny Ashby
KR. H. Marsh
Richard H. Marsh
Mercy & Marsh
Mersey S Marsh
James Dawson
Janette Dawson
David (Randall
Elizabeth Crandall
Patton & Morrison
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Lydia A.nopp
Nathan Baker
Caroline Ji Ritchey
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Jonathan C.conger
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Iowa
District Court of Washington
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Abe
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Jeremia W. Malin
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Joli Lyon
Margaret Leu
Jenkins Margaret, Onkins
Conger
Jonathan C. Conger
Fanney Ashby
Jesse Ashby
Jeesee Ashby
KR. H Marsh
Mercy
Marshersey
Marsh
Janette Jawson
David Crandall
E. H. Crandall
Lydia Aikopp
Caroline M. Ritchey
Wesley Ritchey
Seid
Marres Lyon
John KE
Matin
Jemima W Matin
Eremiah W. Malin
Jerimima W. Matin
Jermia Walin
RH. Marsh
Mercy Marsh
Mersey
Peony Ashby
Jessee Ashby
Janney Ashby
John E. Martin
Sid
H. Jenkins
Margaret Jenkins
J.C Conger
June Conger
David Crandalt
BE. J. Crandall
Lydia A. Kopp
City of
Cure for nervous women via Dr. Pierce’s prescription
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervousness in women caused by delicate organ disease. It claims to restore regularity, improve appetite, and promote sleep, citing a testimonial from Selma Erickson of Mineapolis. The piece also offers a free medical adviser with postage.
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Pierce
Selma Erickson
Rice Street
Paul
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Court record notes on defense question over discipline
A fragment describes Ulairiman Gray asking if Mitchell’s point about alleged acts holds, and whether certain men were felonial and subject to organization discipline. Mitchell offered no reply as the incident ended.
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Ulairiman Gray
Mitchell
Pullmans Curious Will Stirs Washington Inquest
The will of Charles Lewis Pullman, brother of the sleeping car magnate, filed in Washington, discloses three wills drawn in New York before his death. It disinherits his wife and grandchildren, dividing the estate among his sister, his niece, and his brother’s wife and daughter. About $16,000 cash and a block of Automatic Ventilating Co. shares form the estate, with the testator omitting other relatives and noting past quarrels with his brother over patents. Rita Butler dies of typhoid fever in New York.
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Jan. S
Fong
Charives Lewis Pullman
Eald
New York
Testater
Chicago
Aml
Mise
Emma Po Hawk
Remne Point
N.W
Helen West
Mamie FE
Metcalf
Marie Laurwe Metcalf
Chiesge
Margaret Pollen
William A. Palkmen
Testator
Alger Wins Republican Nomination in Michigan Senate Race
In Lansing on Tuesday Republican legislators nominated A Alger for the U S Senate. A caucus will finalize the election next week with secret votes and a Dunnevourt hotel gathering for attendees. Democratic votes were split with Wellington, Hert, and Campon named among those casting ballots.
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Alger
Unite
Republican Legisietive
Canens Alger
Dewneyr
Gix
Wellington Eh Hert
D. J. Campon
Flethh
Elusive Saga of Nobility and Crime in a Turbulent Era
In Vienna Dan a Hapeborn family council sees Archduke Ludwig Vieter pledge to pay a fortune share to Arehuinke Leopold Ferdinand after the crown princess of Saxony elopes with Mo Giren to Geneva. In Massenechketts, Lt. Gov. Curtis Guild Jr. and Gov. Bates oversee ceremonies. In Lewisville Bank of Louisville robbed of 1200 dollars, burglars evaded alarm. Mary Jane Brown acquitted of murdering Mrs. W. E. McDonald.
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Vienna
Dan
Hapeborn
Ludwig Vieter
Franeia Joseph
Leopold Ferdinand
Saxony
Geneva
Mo Giren
Lewisville
Markets Report From Hogs to Wheat and Cattle
Daily market summary shows hogs at $5.00 to $6.50 per cwt with mixed packing costs, cattle receipts around 10,000 and steers ranging $4.20 to $8.25 for various grades, sheep and lambs at $2.50 to $6.25, and calves and hunger for beef futures. Grain futures list rye steady, corn up, oats firm, and wheat higher with No 2 red cash around 74 cents.
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Gustaer
Adn Dunning & Stevens
Live Stockadie
Mission Merchants
Hast Buffio
N. Y
Quole
Bt. Louis. An
Statehood bill fight dominates Senate scene
Washington dispatch notes the push and pushback over the omnibus statehood bill with Indiana Senator Fairbanks and colleagues steering a strong campaign while opponents led by Aldrich Allison and others press to defeat. It also covers talks of leadership shifts, migration to Canada, and Joe Cannon’s retirement from the Senate.
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Foraker
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