Exiled Dominican Leader Morales Injured and Jobless
Wounded and deposed ex-president Carlos F. Morales arrived in San Juan Puerto Rico aboard the U S gunboat Dubuque. He suffers a broken ankle from December and says he will seek work while awaiting recovery and plans to move to Panama after treatment at a navy hospital.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
General Morales
United States
Dubuque
Navy Hospital
San Domingan
Santo Domingo leader appeals for U S support and treaty ratification
General Morales thanks the United States for aid during his presidency and urges ratification of the receivership treaty by the U S Senate and Santo Domingo Congress. Caceres endorses the convention as unrest continues, while Morales recovers from a broken ankle after a rope accident. Family members are due here this week.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Republic
Santo Domingo
United States Senate
Congress of
Caceres
Marshall Field Near Death as Doctors Give Up Hope
New York January 15 physicians attending Marshall Field tell the family that the end is near and relatives gather at his bedside. Field can live only a short time and is kept alive with oxygen. Bulletin: no change for the better, he continues to grow weaker.
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New York
The
Evening Journal
Marshall Field
Field
Morales Telegram From Ex-President Morales Demands Peace
Washington Jan 15 Ex President Morales 6 San Domingo cables to Governor Mont Cristi urging resignation in interest of peace The message says Circumstances necessitate resignation in interest of peace and asks the government to guarantee the country while not omitting means to save it.
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Morales
Washington
Hl. Sutherland
Theavy Department
San Domingo
Mont Cristi
Seven Men Trapped as Tamarack Mine Burns in Calumet
In Calumet Michigan January 15 a burning Tamarack mine traps seven men after gas and smoke fill No 5 shaft. Rescue attempts fail as crews retreat from toxic air. Two pumps repaired but men remain entombed while rescue teams plan renewed underground entry. Michael Simonivich 18 from Austria is among the trapped, sole supporter of a crippled family.
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Calumet, Mich
Tamarack
No. 5
No. 2
Michael Simonivich
Austria
Leafgreen Howard will case ends with no title to estate
Probate Judge Crews rules Mrs. Mary Almeda Leafgreen has no legal claim to any part of the $500 000 Howard estate who died intestate April 4 1908. Trial spanned about two weeks with over sixty witnesses. Evidence showed the Decatur marriage to a man named Charley Howard was by Thomas Jefferson Miller now Turpwater mayor, deposition read. Leafgreen’s counsel says appeal to circuit court.
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St. Louis
Crews
Leafgreen-Howard
Mary Almeda Leafgreen
Lunclede J. Howard
Howard
Decatur
Charley Howard
The Money He Stole from His Wife
Nearly four thousand dollars in gold arrived by express at the Stone City bank and the Citizens' National bank in Bedford Indiana to be placed to the credit of Mrs Stephen Fountain wife of a farmer who vanished three years ago after drawing out three thousand five hundred dollars from these banks on checks signed by her name. The funds came from the west and replace the woman capital with interest. Fountain’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Bedford
Ind
Stone City Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Stephen Fountain
Fountain
Jury Deadlock Delays Hildreth Civil Service Case
In Jacksonville on January 15 the jury in Alderman Matthew L. Hildreth's civil service law case failed to reach a verdict after two more hours of ballots. Judge Barnes dismissed the panel with seven for acquittal and five for conviction, and the case was postponed to the April term after 36 ballots that night.
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Hildreth
Jacksonville
Matthew L. Hildreth
State Civil Service
Barnes
Wild Coal Car Crash Kills Fireman in Shawnee
A heavily loaded coal car broke free at the Twentieth mine near Saltillo, ran two miles down grade, and struck the Zanesville and Western passenger train No. 2. Fireman John Martin was killed, and George Ansel of Zanesville fatally injured. Engineer Sowers was injured.
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Shawnee, O
Twentieth Mine
Saltillo
Zanesville
Chinese minister SIR CHEN TUNG LIANG CHENG seen driving in Washington
The Chinese minister and a secretary are shown in a motor ride near the capitol. He is an ardent automobilist with a regular chauffeur but sometimes drives himself. He was educated in America and is a baseball enthusiast.
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Sir Chen Tung Liang Cheng
Washington
Capitol
Dle
America
Morocco's Moorish diplomat lands at Algeciras amid Moroccan dispute
Mohammed el Torres, Moroccan foreign minister, arrives at Algeciras aboard the Rio del Plata to represent Morocco as ports bustle with ships and soldiers. A French delegate cites proximity to Algeria as a reason for France's stake, while U S and British sailors mingle in the crowd.
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Algeciras
Spain
Mohammed el Torres
Morocco
Rio del Plata
France veers to American stance on Cuba and Panama in Caribbean ties
M. Revoil cites a special U S interest in South and Central America. He notes this has recently focused on Cuba and Panama and is now exercised in France with Venezuela. He argues proximity to Morocco gives France a natural concern in that country.
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United States
Cuba
Panama
France
Venezuela
M. Revoil
Morocco
Liberals Power Grows as Balfour Loses Manchester Seat
The British elections shift the political map with Liberals gaining 18 seats in 39 constituencies. Arthur Balfour falls in Manchester to Liberal T G Horridge by 1980 votes, while Winston Churchill wins Manchester Northwest by 1241. National totals: Liberals 89, Unionists 14, Laborites 6, Nationalists are noted.
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London
England
Manchester
Arthur J. Balfour
T. G. Horridge
Balfour
Horridge
Winston Churchill
W. Joynson
Hicks
Venezuela-France diplomatic rupture reported from Caracas
A Caracas dispatch dated January 11 notes Venezuela refused to renew relations with France through M Taigny. Russell the U S minister delivered France's note severing ties, with Taigny recalled. Archives and interests remain with Russell and French dispatches must travel via Trinidad.
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Washington
Caracas
Port of Spain
Trinidad
France
M. Taigny
Russell
United States
Venezuela
Wulff Pleads Guilty In Mail Fraud Case
Henry Wulff former state treasurer and J W Lobb associated with him pleaded guilty before Judge S H Bethea in U S district court to using the mails to defraud. They had entered not guilty pleas earlier and faced trial scheduled for Jan 15.
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Chicago
Henry Wulff
Exstate
J. W. Lobb
Wulff
S. H. Bethea
United States District Court
Pleas Change Requested in Continentals Case
Ten men in court sought to change pleas from not guilty to guilty in a Continental bond scheme case. Sentencing, potentially up to nine years and 5000 in fines per indictment, lies with the court and is due to be pronounced Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Inwnee Company
Court Relieves Lindley In Will Bequest Case
The circuit court frees Joli Lindley as executor of William Mills estate, ending disputes over a 20000 bequest to grandchildren and great grandchildren. Judge Artman rules no distribution until all future children are excluded. Also reports include election of Frank Wagner as National League of Commission Merchants president and a $500000 bequest to Tuskegee Institute.
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Lebanon
Tid
Tia
Joli VT Lindley
William TL. Mills
Mills
Greandchildren
Steht
Eireuit
Artman
National League of Commission Merchants
Sesson
Milwaukee
Frank Ko Wagner
Chileno
Roosevelt
Aurelian Herrera
Young Corbett
Los Angeles
Chicago Market Report 1906 Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
The Chicago markets show mixed receipts and varied price moves across cattle hogs and sheep. Hogs gain on Saturday with strong to higher prices in light and mixed packers, while cattle and sheep move weak to steady or down.
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Chicago
Power to Raise the Dead Linked to Roosevelt Probe
General James K. R. O Beirne heads the Force of Life and Chemical pany tied to a fraud scheme. Prisoners face conspiracy charges for using the mails to obtain money as federal authorities investigate the cure claims and letters from Dr Hadley promising life and death control.
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Falee Pree Jones
Honan
New York
James KR. O'Beirne
United States
Force of Life and Chemical
Pany
Willian Walkes Hadley
Mra
Laura M. Wilson
General O'Beirne
Treasury Department
Port of New York
Concern
RE. Virgil Neal
Force of Life Chemical Pany
Broadway
Post Office
United States District Attorney
Clarence S. Houghton
Champer. Andrews
John 8. Cooper
New York County Medical Society
Parcel of Life
Roosevelt
Hadley
Cortelyou
Force of Life Company
Springfield
Cortelroni
Willcox
Force of Life Concern
Hls
Case
Wallace Hadley
Saloonkeeper Killed by Freight Train Near Muncie
John House aged 64 a Muncie saloonkeeper was struck and killed by a Big Four freight train. He was decapitated and both legs were severed in the incident on January 1.
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Muncie
Ind
John House
House
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Associated Press
Ramon Caceres
Calumet
Future OF
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Balftour
Citadel
Tater
Ilinois
Andrew J. Dotger
South Orange
N. J
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Grain Market
Force of Life Chemical Company
Beegun
O'Deirne
Dr. Hadney
Dr. Hadley
Father Time
Mealer
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