Presidential Talk and Taft as Supreme Court Hope
Washington dispatch reports Republicans discuss Jus Brewer for president though not campaigning. Alternative for Taft envisions his Supreme Court appointment if he misses the Chicago nomination. Also notes fish propagation funding and a Pennsylvania legislator named Schoeebelll with pronunciation lessons.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Republicans of Promience
Chicago
Stephen J
Sun Court
John Marshall
Vilia
Washam
Cincinnati
California
Winfield Scott Hanack
Taft
Ublican
Supreme Court
Presiit
Roosevelt
Brown
Judge Wilfley Charged With Maladministration
Judge Lebbeus R Wilfley once of St Louis and now United States presiding justice in Shanghai arrived home after Orient travel. He refused comment on Washington charges alleging maladministration tied to his court in Shanghai. The petition by Roman Catholics urged his removal.
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St. Louis
Jan. C
Lebbeus R. Wiltiey
United States Court
Shanghai
China
Orient
Washington
Williams Succeeds as Nebraska Bishop After Worthington’s Death
In Omaha on January 9 Rt. Rev. A. L. Williams becomes Nebraska bishop following the death of Bishop George Worthington at Mentone France. Worthington recently returned to the diocesan treasury several thousand dollars paid to him for bishop services during his absence from the diocese.
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Omaha, Neb
A. L. Williams
Nebraska
George Worthington
Mentone
France
Worthington
Governor Issues Proclamation for Railroad Rate Session
Raleigh NC January 9 Governor Glenn issues a proclamation calling a special session to begin January 21 to change modify strengthen or repeal the railroad passenger rate of 24 cents per mile set in the last session.
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Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Assembly of North Carolina
Loeb to Take a New Job
Washington dispatch reports Representative Smith of Michigan announcing a consolidation of District of Columbia street car companies and that William Loeb Jr the president’s secretary will assume active management of the properties.
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Loeb
Washington
Smith
Michigan
District of Columbia
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Greene and Gaynor Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor have been transported to Atlanta to begin four year sentences for embezzling government funds tied to Savannah harbor work. They were moved from Macon to the federal penitentiary to serve their terms.
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Gaynor
Greene
Macon
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Atlanta
Savannah Harbor
Weather forecast for Midwest states heading into night
The forecast calls for generally fair skies with temperatures rising. Indiana and lower Michigan should see fair conditions, as will Wisconsin and Iowa, with a gradual warmup across the region through tonight.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Market quotes from Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show mixed results for grains and livestock. Wheat and corn futures fluctuated with May and July contracts posting varied highs and lows while cash grain values and feed data reflect active trading and regional price ranges. Hogs and cattle receipts influenced by market conditions with pork and beef prices noted across denominations.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Perth
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Report of Schoolers of Washington for Month Ending December 20 1907
The attendance for the past month was not as good as earlier months yet punctuality set a new record for the entire school. Miss Smith had the best individual room while Miss Kleinis earned the banner for leading the tenth school.
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Washington
King Edward Orders Inquiry into Dublin Castle Regalia Theft
Dublin January 9 The Irish government has appointed a commission to investigate July theft of state regalia valued at 250000 from Dublin Castle The safe was forced open and jewels used in the investiture ceremony of the order of St Patrick are missing King Edward has asked for a full clearing up and accountability The panel includes an Irish judge a magistrate and a senior London police official
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Dublin
Dublin Castle
Edward
London
Equity Man Charged with Libel in Indianapolis Case
President C M Bartlett of the American Society of Equity and secretary O I Pauley were released on $500 bonds after arrests on criminal libel charges. A warrant for Garrett W Walrod of Tennessee was issued as ex-governor W S Taylor acts as attorney. J F P Meeker, a pioneer Iowa lawyer, died by hanging in Marshalltown. A Belgium official, M Schollaert, named minister of the interior. Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure is advertised as a safe remedy with no opium or harsh additives.
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Indianapolis
C M. Bartlett
American Society of Equity
J. A. Pelveritt
O. I. Pauley
Garrett W. Walrod
Tennessee
Taylor
Kentucky
Barnett
Pauley
Shoop
J. H. Stewart
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N. Y
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