Fairbanks Returns to Washington After Long Campaign Tour
Indiana Senator Fairbanks comes to Washington for Congress session after a nationwide tour ending in August. He meets President Roosevelt and President-elect Roosevelt, reports strong health and stamina, and plans to remain in Senate until the end of this Congress while his tariff views and Home Market Club remarks are noted.
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Indiana
Chicago
Washington
Iwat
Thana
Furtasas
Fairbanks
Senate
Home Market Club
Senator Fairbanks
McKinley
Roosevelt
Notice of rates for newspaper insertions
A historic notice lists published newspapers including The New York Times Baltimore News Dispatch Buffalo Courier Fulton Enquirer Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Inquirer Public Ledger Providence Journal St Louis Republic Syracuse Standard Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer. It mentions insertion charges and eligibility across the listed titles and regions.
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Delefalo
Rifr Cinvinn Atl Enquirer CH
Itr
ORD Herald Philat Lephe Public Ledger
Pitossupos
Dispatcit
Providice Journal
TFA Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syra LE 20St Standard
ST Pau
Piwfer Press
Minnyaponis Tribune
Cifsfland Plany Dealer
Licensed to Marry Wesle-Pat iey and Hatherine C Renehan
Fragmented notice page records a marriage license for Wesle Pat iey and Hatherine C Renehan in New York, with disrupted lines and garbled OCR. It also notes a death, obituaries, and funeral arrangements in varying places, including York, Northwest, and Charlestown, with references to a Legion Order ceremony and several dates in December. The text is severely fragmented across sections and contains multiple unrelated items.
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Wesle
Pat Iey
Hatherine
Renehan Bok
New York
Il Beattle
Cmm
Dee
York
Launey
West
Weed
Norchwest
Dererber
Tiarvarl Street
Charlestown
Pitre
Charlee
Matorial
Siuturdy
Order OF the Lolal Legion OF Tul
Staatf
Columbia
Lowes Ee
Ihn
Health Office Deaths Record Fragment
Fragmented health office record lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses, including Fredy Bell Freeamens and Corstice Tigs Iders Hospital, many entries show ages from 1 to 89 years and include street addresses such as 6th st se and 89 6th st. The text appears garbled with names and ages intermingled.
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Fredy Bell Freeamens Hospital
Jorn
Roanet
Hota
Spears
Ay Smith Lin
Sears
Local Undertakers Advertise Services and Prices
W R Speare undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street N W and 4781 Jr William Lee funeral director offer connections for embalming and funerals with modest prices. Joseph Gawlter funeral director at 173939 Pa Age established 180 years provides funeral and embalming services with first class Freighting and moderate rates.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Gene Oy Fisteass
William Lee
Joseph Gawltr
Tator
Postmaster for New York Choice Likely by President
Senator Thomis C Platt after an hour-long White House conference with President Roosevelt said a postmaster for New York will be announced in a few days. Platt refused to identify any prospective appointee, though reports suggest Gilman of New York City or Wilcox as favored by the President.
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Cornelius van Cott
Thomis C Platt
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Platt
Congress
Mr Platt
Newark
Woolve
Marcus
Warks
Senatar
Messrs Then
Jore Gimman
New York City
William Roy Wilcox
Wis
Messrs Gilman Or
Wilcox
Tammany
McClellan
Charles F Wirony
Tammany Hall
George B McClellan
Citizens’ Union
Murphy
Boyajian
Far East
Messrs
Boyajian Bros
Fifth Avenue
Red Star Line
G Street
C. G. Sloan & CO
President Roosevelt declines to intercede in steel strike
President Roosevelt informed a delegation from the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Flate Workers that he cannot intercede to settle the strike at Youngstown and Girard Ohio. He cited lack of authority though he would welcome an amicable settlement. Shaffer Ivans and others expressed appreciation but said the matter remains unresolved. Roosevelt may consider Johnston City visit later if arranged.
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Roosevelt
Carreaie Steel
Youngstown
Girard
Ohio
United States Steel Company
Soungstown
Shafter
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Aubrey Thomas
David Tivans
Howe
Ivans
Hey
Tn Surat
Johnston City
Brownlow
Tennessee
Tern
Johnston
Buffalo Bank Scandal A. E. Appleyard Loans Probed
In Buffalo the German-American Bank faces scrutiny over loans to A. E. Appleyard and related rail ventures. President Emory and directors publicized disputes among stockholders, calming a run as officers claim solvency after disclosed questionable notes. Weppner, former cashier, accuses improper loans. bank officials dispute his statements and outline ongoing reviews.
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Buffalo, N
Dee
Bank of Buffalo
Emory
Schelling
Weppner
Henry W Eart
State Superintendent of Banks
Schrline
al Burt
Laws
Weppnere
Panama party returns from Panama inspection tour
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Darling met the Congressional committee under Chairman Hepburn in New Orleans after returning from Panama on the Sumner. The Progressive Union group toured the Mississippi levee system, naval dry dock, and New Orleans arbor and discussed canal progress and funding.
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New Orleans
Darling
San Francisco
Washington
Congressional Committee
Hepburn
Panama
United States
Sumner
Progressive Union
Mississippi River
United States Naval Dry Dock
Arbor
Mormon Vote in Idaho Shapes State Election
Senator Fred T Dubois of Idaho says Mormons gave the Republican slate a solid 20000 vote, noting about 500 Mormons likely backed the Democrats due to anti polygamy planks. He cites Gentile Republicans and Mormon papers aligning with the GOP, impacting Heitfeld's governor bid.
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Dubois
Fred T Dubois
Idaho
Smoot Investigation Committee
Henry Heifeld
Democratic Party
Moormans
Heitfeld
Mayor-Elect of Detroit and State Returns
Mayors and governors shift as Detroit elects a 35 year old mayor by a large margin while Michigan votes a Republican governor and a GOP congressman from Detroit’s First district. George P Codd, youngest Detroit chief executive, arrived in Washington after a trip and recalls his star pitcher days.
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George P. Codd
Washington
Michigan
Congress
Detroit
Alfred Luckin
George P Coda
Codd
Willard
Virginia Hot Springs
Michigan University
Arthur
Roosevelt
Brief Cabinet Session Without Taft In Panama
All Cabinet members attended except Secretary Taft who is in Panama. The meeting was brief and focused on routine matters. It was expected to discuss Taft Panama negotiations, but the subject was not raised.
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Bnef
Taft
Panama
Republic of Panama
Director Recommends Change in Gold Supply Rules at Mint
The annual Mint report shows record coinage output at Philadelphia San Francisco and New Orleans. It notes a world gold stock near 35.4 billion dollars with about half in banks and treasuries and cites 1904 Philippine silver coinage and bullion purchases. It urges relaxing bullion reserve limits and adjusting nickel and bronze coin production.
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Philippine Islands
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Treasury
Philippines
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Philippe
Chicago Great Western deal heats pool break rumor
A dispatch from St Paul reports that control of the Chicago Great Western may have passed from President Stickney to Harriman Rockefeller interests. The once famed Great Western Pool is said to be broken, with over 25 million dollars of common stock in play as negotiations for a sale to the Harriman Rockefeller group near completion. President Stickney has made no comment beyond denial of a sale.
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Harriman-Rockefeller
St Paul
Dispatch
Great Western
Harriman- Rockefeller
Chicago Great Western
Stickney
White Cross Organized with Roosevelts Task to Name Leader
At a Chicago meeting the American White Cross First Aid Society elected officers and outlined expansion to other cities. Five vice presidents were named as President Roosevelt will be asked to appoint the executive officer. Dr Nicholas Senn was chosen surgeon in chief and a fifteen member central governing body was selected. The group plans free first aid education and classes, with aims to grow nationally.
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Chicago
American White Cross First Aid Society
Roosevel
Potter Palmer
R T Crane
J B D Irwin
Cardinal Gibbons
Andrew Carnegie
Nicholas Senn
J WB Murphy
Edward Howe
F . Haskell
M A. Hines
Elevated fire cars show success on Chicago elevated line
In Chicago a trial of the first fire cars for an elevated railroad proved successful. Four stations on the four branches demonstrated rapid response with two 10 gallon chemical tanks and 160 foot hoses on each car. Crews of two trained men per car operated, extinguishing a one mile fire within six minutes of alarm. Portland and Canada notices follow.
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Chicago
Metropolitan
City
Chicago Fire Underwriters’ Association
Elevated Road Company
Reformed Train Robber Wittrock Dies in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas December 2 Fred Wittrock a former train robber who served a seventeen year term for a south of St Louis heist is dead at his mother's home in Leavenworth Wittrock had operated a business in the city for several years
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Leavenworth Kans
Fred Wittreck
St Louis
Wittrock
Drought Hurts Young Wheat Across Ohio States
Reports from across Ohio indicate severe damage to young wheat due to drought as winter approaches. Farmers and grain dealers expect disappointing yields after a year of dry conditions. In Telluride, Colorado, union miners who returned after a strike were escorted onto a train by city officials to move away fromUng district.
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Columbus
Ohio
Telluride
Colo
Geyer
Eles
Bipy
Ung District
Attorney Under Arrest in Larceny Case Mixup
New York lawyer Harry I Bebro alias Harry J Phillips was arrested after a local informant revealed the two names belong to the same man. Bebro, who filed habeas corpus for Mabel Spang, faced a $1,600 bail after an 1898 larceny indictment in a case tied to Mrs. Francis Hoffman. Also noted, Edward W Tatum resigned as Bookbinders President. Robert Glockling becomes president.
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New York
Harry I Bebro
Bebro
Phillips
Recorder Golf
Bookbinders
Chicago
Edward W Tatum
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Robert Glockling
Toronto
Canada
Wills Of Moran And Smith Enter Probate For Estates To Widows
The wills of Thomas A Moran and George T Smith have been filed for probate. Both estates leave the bulk of assets to widows and families. Moran's estate shows 375000 in personal property and 60000 in real estate. Smith's estate is valued at 1350000.
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Thomas A. Moran
George T Smith
Mr Moran
Smith
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Fraunces Tavern
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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