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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

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Speakership Fight Rages in New York Assembly

New York dispatch reports a keen contest for the lower house speaker with James Wadsworth Jr and E A Merritt Jr at center. Gov Higgins defends non intervention while Merritt accuses the administration of dictation and obstruction. A caucus of Republican members is called to gauge support and Rogers contemplates a return. Col George W Dunn says the President will aid party reorganization in New York.

New York Merritt James W. Wadsworth, Jr E. A. Merritt, Jr Segislature Malloy Washington Wadsworth Merwitt Maltby Duhn Odell Assembly Cadillac Dhy Dese Phillips Alleghany County Republican Caucus Committee Asemb Gorgins Aso James Hogers Exsembly Rogers Higgins Livingston County Ceards Binghamton N. Y George W. Dunn New York State Gov. Higgins

Roosevelt Opposes Boss Influence in New York Speakership

President Roosevelt has discussed New York politics with leading Republicans and favors a high minded candidate not tied to any faction for the State Assembly speakership. Assemblyman James Wadsworth Jr. surprised by his own candidacy after a luncheon with the President, who urged an untrammeled choice rather than a boss or ring favorite.

New York State J. Sloat Fassett Wadsworth Odell Merritt Higgins Albany Roosevelt Hs New York Jevys Luuncheon Roosevelt New York Assembly New York County Committee Hooker Wainwright Moreland Provident Ma Wadsworth Herbert Parsons Wailsworth George W. Dunn Binghamton New York Republican State Committee James Rogers Dunnn Rogers

Canal Row Deepens as Senate Reopens Executive Session

The article describes a tense Senate executive session over Panama Canal appointments led by Mr Hale. It notes Bishop Bucklin's shifting roles from historian to secretary and the President's surprise at his broader duties. The piece hints at administration capitulation pressure from Congress and cites a sharp Republican remark about not building the canal by the Ten Commandments.

Hale Bishop Huccatter Congress Panama Canal Senate White House Canal Alao Econ Jonagh Bucklin Bishop ameeRdéot Roosevelt New York Republican Commission Senate Committee On Wale House Roosevelt Canal Forces Ofice Canal Commission Senate Committee On Appropriations Senate mm It Wight Hate Joseph Bucklin Bishop Mr. Bishop Taft Unon New Terk New York Zuist Perfor

Mrs Corey Refuses Reconciliation In Divorce Fight

Washington Port Pittsburg Dec 20 Mrs Laura Corey wife of W Pills Corey head of United States Steel refuses to reconcile with her husband. She has agreed to meet his lawyers but will discuss only divorce proceedings. She avoids meeting at the Coreys home or at the home of A A Corey and prefers an attorney office in Pittsburg for any talk.

Washington Pittsburg Laura Corey United States Steel Corporation Corey Offea Pitsburg Coreys A. A. Corey China Shanghai Chefoo Conaul Fowler London Chines Foreign Office Peking E. M. Satow

Minneapolis author accused of shoplifting in New York store

Miss Lillian Cherry of Minneapolis was brought before Jefferson Market Police Court on a shoplifting charge in a Sixth Avenue department store. Her defense claimed she sought material for an article on how easy it is to steal, using a man placed in custody to obtain local color for a story.

Iossial New York Misa Lillian Cherry Minneapolis Eaching Jeffereen Market Polce Court Sixth Avenue Ike Hamlin Garland Itig

Killed Wife and Himself in Desperate Crime

Buffalo N Y Dec 21 William McCoy a seaman of the Lakes shot four times at his wife after a fifteen minute talk at her home. Two bullets missed but one struck her in the heart and another in an arm. She died within minutes. McCoy then shot himself through the chest and died. He was 23 and she 20. They wed two years ago last March. The wife had refused to live with him since their marriage for an unexplained reason.

Buffalo Wiliam McCoy Lakes Fred McCoy Stanchfield Jerome Hummel Hammel Center Street Tasiata Gage Dodge Ruger

Two Men Beaten to Death in Robbery Attempt

In St Joseph Louisiana a young black man named O gsa Bes beat two white men to death with an iron pipe and fatally wounded a third and seriously injured a fourth during a robbery of 45 dollars and their clothing. The dead include John Kelly of Memphis and Charles W Heiker of Chicago.

St. Joseph Ogsa Bes John Kelly Memphia Charles W. Heiker Chicago

Fitzsimmons Loses After Strain Tears Him Down

In San Francisco at Mechanics Pavilion on December 20, Jack O'Brien defeats Robert Fitzsimmons in the thirteenth round as Fitz collapses from strain. Referee Graney awards victory to the Philadelphia boxer amid crowd jeers and a final speech by Fitzsimmons declaring his best efforts. O'Brien's footwork and cautious strategy counter Fitzsimmons who lands sporadic blows before tiring, with betting fluctuating between favorite statuses and pre-fight hype.

Graney Fitz O'Brien Mechanics’ Pavilion San Francisco Robert, Fitzsimmons Jack O’brien Philadelphia Eddie Bob Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons Reno Nev Los Angeles O’brien Pholp Jettries Conte Velante Fitzghramons Witz Saia Jeff Jim Spider Kelly Chapple de Wolf Willie Fitzgerald Swangop Bull” Croll Harry Chester Billy Bates O'Connor Roche Wille Hdwards Paddy Lynch Denver Ligrich Old Fitz Billy Jordan Bean Brummer Marvin Hart Jack Sullivan Fite Jack Brien Bob Flitz

Canal O'Brien Defeats Fitzsimmons and Other Updates

New York political conflict report highlights radical canal action. O'Brien defeats Fitzsimmons in senate coverage. Hummel sentenced to prison after a serious fire in the Market District. Moscow strike inaugurated with hazing measures discussed. Ridgely comments on the bank's future amid national finance notes. Foraker’s views on political rivals and House oratory at an end. Includes trial report for murder of husband and social and personal notices.

New York Senate Canal O'Brien Fitzsimmons Hummel Market District Moscow Bank Future Foraker House Husband Holland Washington J—Ryan Washington Life Co

Empress Orders Inquiry as Shanghai Unrest Grows

Dowager Empress enjoins Viceroy Yuama-Shi-Kai to investigate disturbances in Shanghai, punish the implicated, and remove failing officials. Boycott pressure cited in shaping anti foreign sentiment. treaty talks and secrecy noted as unrest spreads. Chinese and foreign officials debate response as ships reinforce security.

Peking Chin Yuama-Shi- Kai Shanghai Baltimore United States Villalobos Andromeda Chefoo China

Ade May Marry Widow Rumor Circulates in Washington

Reports from Washington and San Francisco say George Ade may marry Dorothy Tennant who stars in his play The College Widow at the Columbia Theater. The couple allegedly sparked engagement rumors when Tennant wore Ade’s Sigma Chi fraternity pin nightly, a gesture seen as a potential betrothal sign.

Spectato Washington de San Francisco George Ade Dorothy Tennant Ade Columbia Sigma Chi Tet Washington

Hummel Convicted in Conspiracy Case in New York

Abraham Hummel, noted New York lawyer, found guilty of conspiracy with perjured testimony to disrupt Charles Morse's marriage. He received one year in prison and a $0 fine, later freed on $10,000 bail via a writ of reasonable doubt. Judge denied arrest of judgment. rapid proceedings and strong DA statements marked the case.

Jerome New York Abraham H.hummel Cherias F. Dodge Charles W. Morse Hummel Woodward Supreme Court Brooklyn John B. Stanchield Dodge-Morse

Augustin Heard Dies at Sea on Voyage to Washington

Augustin Heard, once American consul to Korea, died at sea on December 12 while en route from Italy to visit his daughters in Washington. His body arrived today aboard the steamer Kenig Albert. he was 74 years old.

New York Augustin Heard Italy Washington, D. C Heard Kores

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