Carnegie Talks On Fortification Plan And Peace Message
Andrew Carnegie, addressing New York readers, says fortifying the Panama Canal is defensive not aggressive and essential to world commerce. He cites President Taft’s stance and envisions broader peace treaties with Britain and the United States guiding the move toward a law governed world.
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Carnegie
Mr. Taft
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Pennsylvania Society
Panama Canal
Central News of London
New Orleans
United States Republic
Senate
Great Britain
Twelve Japs Executed for Conspiracy in Tokyo
Tokyo reports twelve anarchists executed in prison for conspiracy against the throne and the imperial family. Denjiro Kotoku, the alleged ringleader, and his wife were among those put to death. Twenty four condemned. half commuted to life imprisonment.
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Tokyo
Denjiro Kotoku
Kotoku
Japan
Beattie Refuses to Resign as U S Attorney
Weekington Jan 25 United States district attorney at New Orleans Chariton B Beattie has refused to resign and has told the department of justice authorities he prefers to be removed. Beattie angered Attorney General Wickersham by remarks to newspapers about customs frauds and a clash with the AG over Sherman anti trust prosecutions. He is expected to be relieved of his duties.
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Weekington
Wickersham
Chariton B. Beattie
United States
New Orleans
Beattie
Department of Justice
Culberson Re-Elected in Unanimous Senate Vote
Austin announces Charlies A. Culberson re elected United States senator for a third term by unanimous vote of both houses. Real of Republican party seconded his nomination and BierSchwab also voted for him. Culberson was absent but will address the joint session today.
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Austin
Tex
United States
Charlies A. Bulberson
House
Senate
Real
Bierschwab
Culberson
Masters of Vessels Held Responsible for Smuggling
San Francisco reports unprecedented opium finds on oriental liners. Masters face liability for crew smuggling under revised statutes with fines up to 15,600 dollars. Captain J W Saunders of the Korea is named in the action as responsible. The case rests with the Treasury Secretary in Washington.
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San Francisco
Cal
J. W. Saunders
Korea
W. D. Hamilton
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Indiana gambling bill targets pool rooms near Chicago and Louisville
Gov Marshall directs a bill to make pool room operation a felony with one to eight years in prison and to bar bets on trials or contests of skill, speed or endurance, across Dearborn Park near Chicago and Jeffersonville across the river from Louisville.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
Illinois
Kentucky
Dearborn Park
Chicago
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Chicago and Omaha Live Stock Market Report
Market report on hogs cattle sheep and live poultry with receipts and price ranges from Chicago Omaha and East Buffalo. Hogs led with varied grades and prices from 7.40 to 8.15 in Chicago and up to 7.70 in Omaha. cattle and calves ranged widely. sheep showing softer prices. East Buffalo listings include heavy hogs at 8.00 8.10 and lambs at 6.00 6.15 with other classes noted.
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Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Martine Nears Election as U S Senator in New Jersey
In a separate legislative ballot James E. Martine fell one vote short of victory with 40 ballots in his favor. James Smith Jr. secured 10 votes and released his supporters. With Smith conceding, Martine's election appeared assured.
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Trenton
N. J
James E. Martine
United States
James Smith
Smith
Senate
Mr. Martine
Railroad fire at Aberdeen damages station, $100000 loss
The division at a local freight house and passenger station on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad near Aberdeen burned with losses estimated at $100,000. Fire origin and cause are under inquiry.
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Aberdeen
Enaavart
Pssenger
Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul
Author Phillips Dies of Wounds in New York Hospital
Novelist David Graham Phillips died at Bellevue hospital after six gunshot wounds from Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough. He endured a day of severe pain and coughing as doctors fought to heal a chest perforation and abdominal injuries. Visitors were limited. Miss Goldsborough arrived to take charge of the body for burial in Washington.
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New York
David Graham Phillips
Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
Gramercy Park
Bellevue Hospital
Phillips
Trevert
Harrison Phillips
Faller
George Horace Lorimer
Samuel G. Blythem
Saturday Evening Post
Senator Beveridge
Goldsborough
Mr. Phillips
Joshua Craig
Godsborough
Washington
Publishers’ Publicity Department
Miss Goldsborough
John Farr, Jr
Taft to Speak on Reciprocity at Ohio Society Banquet
President Taft plans a major address to the Ohio Society of Washington on January 30 focusing on reciprocity and Canada relations. The event honors former President McKinley with his birthday on January 29, and other officials including Knox Wilson Root and Dick will also speak.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio Society of Washington
Congress
Ohio Society
McKinley
Buffalo
Ex-County Treasurer Happed Sheri Tashepard Reported in Probe
Former county treasurer Sheri Tashepard linked to a vote probe after a shortage surfaced. Authorities investigate financial irregularities affecting a local election.
Ordemann Wins Handicap Wrestling Match in Detroit
Kenry Ordemann of Minneapolis outlasted Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland in a 90 minute handicap bout at the Light Guards armory. Ordemann avoided being thrown as the Pole aimed for two falls in a fiercely active match.
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Detroit
Kenry Ordemann
Minneapolis
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Light Guards Armory
Ordemann
Postal Bill Passes House With 255 Million Dollar Aid
The house approved the post office bill carrying about 255 million dollars for the postal service in the new fiscal year starting July 1. The funding exceeds the current year by roughly 4 million dollars. An amendment raises rural carrier pay on standard routes to 1000 dollars annually as part of the bill. The house then addressed the District of Columbia government bill.
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Washington
Post Office
District of Columbia
Markets Report from Chicago January 25 1914 and 1911 Hogs and Livestock
Estimated receipts for hogs and cattle at Chicago from January 25 1914 show centering market with steady to firm tone and ranges for hogs from 7 60 to 7 90 and cattle and sheep in similar steady projections. The 1911 data lists similar figures with expectations of steady to slower opening and varied ranges for hogs cattle and sheep, reflecting typical seasonal fluctuations.
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Chicago
Ills
Local Market Prices in Washington City Trade Sheet
Prices listed for hay straw flour bran shorts corn meal buckwheat and pork products at Washington City market. Listings show per load per sack per hundred and per tenth sack with figures ranging around one to two dollars for most staples. Registered by REISTER & SON Produce with exchange details and contact lines.
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Washington City
Consign Your Live Storage to Babcock Commission Merchant
Notice from U. S. Yards Chicago Illinois Rooms 27-26 Main Floor Exchange directing consignments of live storage to John A. Babcock Commission Merchant with location details.
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John A. Babcock
U. S. Yards
Chicago
Illinois Citizen Critique Sparks Grand Jury Vote Buying Probe
A Vermilion County grand jury inquiry into open vote buying in southern Haots expands as volunteers and witnesses come forward. Foreman Woodyard and Judge Kimbrough push subpoenas, with county officials questioned about subpoenas and security in the grand jury room amid revelations of a $37,000 shortage.
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Danville
Haots
Vermilion County
Erand
R. B. Kimbrough
Isaac Woodyard
Ig Ences
Woodyard
Murray Clark
John H. Lewman
Hess
Clark
Creek
Deneens
Willem B. Sloat
Chicago & Eastern Road
Jimmy
Taft
William C. Brown
First Ward
Frank Ott
Foreman Woodyvard
Jy Kimbrough
John T. Shepard
Commard
Fred
Wittrich
Grand Jury
Hardy Whitlock
Troops in dire straits near Galeana report
Washington reports about 500 Mexican regulars in trouble near Galeana 180 miles southwest of El Paso after an attack on January 20 by 600 revolutionists. American consul Thomas D Edwards says heavy losses occurred and federals seek reinforcements as border tension rises.
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Washington
Galeana
el Paso
Thomas D Edwards
Ciudad Juarez
State Department
Fifty Years Ago Today Sailed Sloop Brooklyn With Soldiers
The United States sloop of war Brooklyn left Norfolk with 200 soldiers aboard and sealed orders. Mrs Licolu and Robert arrived at Springfield easing the president elect who had wandered the beat home and the railroad Resta. Bose ihe cold and snow, Bob's Boston dress contrasted with his father's awkward rigging.
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Brooklyn
Norfolk
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Senator Culberson
Lone Star State
de Mar
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Indiana
Martine
Cy Sah Gras
Beveridge
William McKinley
Sheri John Tashepard
Happed
Ordeman
Zbyszko
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Ilinois
Reister & Son
Qud Produce
Tucrens
Savas
Saat
Tomer
Tomas Frr
Ciniscccs
Lons
Foreman Woodyard
State of
Federal
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