PAVED WAY FOR COOK BROTHER HINTS AT FOUL PLAY
A New York report states a Danish propagandist wrote for Dr. Frederick Cook in Copenhagen and was paid for his work. William L. Cook claims foul play and fears his brother has been murdered while en route. Copenhagen officials say Cook remains in hiding with no further contact. The Chicago Geographic Society awards the Helen Culver gold medal to Commander Peary and Professor Chamberlin for exploration and research, to be presented January 25.
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Col Andrews 72 Marked by Long Pennsylvanian Career
Col Andrews 72 longtime Pennsylvania Republican figure celebrated his seventy second birthday yesterday at the Capitol. An editor and state committee official for over fifty years he began in 1840s political work, organized clubs before he could vote, predicted Taft's Pennsylvania margin, and declined multiple runs for Congress or governor after Civil War service. Born in Sigarthove Wart county Pa he remains a recognizable party veteran among Army colleagues nationwide.
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Fire in Congressional Apartment House Basement Blaze Damages Store
An electric fire last night caused a blaze in the basement of the Congressional apartment house at First and East Capitol streets. The cigar store operated by M. J. Carlin sustained about $300 in damages. The fire was traced to an electric fault.
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Hanged Negro Found Near Virginia Town in December Tale
Portsmouth reports a grisly tale of a body of a black man found lynched in the woods with ears severed and a pasteboard tag reading Hanged on the 9th of December. The body, unidentified, bears mutilation and a wall piece with the same date. No clear motive or perpetrator identified.
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Virginia
Italian Beaten to Death Over Ten Dollars
In Richmond Virginia a quarrel over ten dollars ended in fatal violence as C Edward Sela Tallam was beaten with a stick. the accused is a countryman named Hay Wied and the alleged slayer escaped. Dominic Batten also mentioned in the incident. Purchasing Agent to Resign in Richmond. W F Laboo, purchasing agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, to retire January 1. Previously a clerk in the office of the road president.
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Washington Post
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Sugar Case Appealed to Supreme Court In Sugar Refining Matter
Government appeals to the United States Supreme Court in a Pennsylvania sugar case alleging a conspiracy to violate antitrust laws. The defendants Kiesel and Harned were tried in New York federal court. the lower court held the prosecution barred by the statute of limitations though the violation began in 1904. The appeal seeks to decide whether ongoing conduct extends the period.
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Out for M Laurins Seat in Mississippi Funeral Protest
Death of United States Senator A J McLaurin spurs a fierce Mississippi political fight as the legislature must elect a three year and three month term. Names tipped include J K Vardaffin Williams Whitfield Bowers Humphries Byrd and others. Williams doubts a bid for the unexpired term. The family reportedly does not want an official funeral. Funeral set for Brandon at 11 this morning.
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William J. Bryan Ill Cancels Lecture Dates
William J. Bryan, guest of cousin former Gov. Jennings in Jacksonville, is ill with a severe cold and threatened pneumonia. He has canceled all lecture dates and remains confined to bed to ward off pneumonia while doctors order rest for several days.
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Woman and baby shot in quarrel case in Maryland
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs Irvin Branthaver was seriously wounded at John Stine’s home in Kalsiesville along North Mountain. Her husband, the suspect, had been living apart from her. After their separation the couple fought in the kitchen and he allegedly fired a shotgun blast into her side.
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Homes for embassies urged at Richmond meeting
Richmond's chamber of commerce held a reception under the American Embassy Association aims. Clarence Jones and Frederick Townsend Martin of New York urged government ownership of suitable homes for embassy staff. Mayor Richardson of Richmond spoke, with John Breton Williams presenting resolutions in support.
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Japanese Ambassador Presents His Credentials
Baron Uchida, new Japanese ambassador to the United States, was received at the State Department and presented his credentials. He noted improving U.S.-Japan relations, planned a future interview with President Taft, and remarked that Japanese workers are returning home while fewer laborers immigrate, easing potential tensions. His wife is a Bryn Mawr graduate, and he spoke English fluently. The ambassador occupies the embassy residence at 1321 E Street NW.
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Bethlehem of Judea and the Nativity Site Echoes
The article recalls Bethlehem’s role in Christmas lore and its enduring significance. It describes the Church of the Nativity, the grotto where Jesus was born, and the surrounding sanctuaries, highlighting the site’s architecture, religious significance, and ongoing rites amid modern crowds and commerce.
Mrs Rockefeller Left in Court Security for Chauffeur
New York December 23 Mrs Hisie Stillman Rockefeller wife of William G Rockefeller treasurer of the Standard Oil Company faced a police court after her chauffeur was arrested for speeding while she rode in a Greenwich Conn bound automobile filled with Christmas presents The officer guarded the presents as security for the chauffeur and Mrs Rockefeller received an admonition in court
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Railroads Criticised for Telegraph Operator Shortcomings
A report to the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Block Signal and Train Control Board criticizes telegraph operators and signalmen on many railroads. It cites inexperienced and undisciplined staff, poor methods on single-track lines, and limited merit in many inventions offered for safer travel. only a few proposals warrant government testing.
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Fragmented Names List and Tragic Child Burn Death
A jumble of names and places from across states including New York Philadelphia and North Carolina precedes a Washington Post report. Special from Cumberland Maryland notes Adella May Lindsay aged four, daughter of Mrs Nettle Lindsay, fatally burned at the Mertens residence after stepping on a meat be, while her mother was momentarily away.
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Three Middies Ousted in Regs Breach Case
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Maryland reports that midshipmen in the fourth class were dismissed for a series of smaller breaches of regulations. Ralph Gandford of Bridgeport reportedly offered to resign as part of the turmoil.
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Army and Navy officer transfers and appointments detailed
Historic military orders list promotions resignations and assignments for Army officers including Will iam A Hearst? No. The document records Capt Robert C Williams Maj Arthur W Foted Lt James H Dickey Col Willard B Patten Lt Gouverneur Y Packer and others. It notes changes at Army Service schools and naval officer duty postings across multiple forts and districts with dates in early 1910.
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New Commander Named for Sylph in Navy Yard Assignment
Theot Gr ree, formerly in charge of the Philadelphia naval recruiting station, has been given command of the yacht Sylph assigned to the Washington navy yard for use by the President and his family.
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New 14 Inch Naval Gun Tests Shake Pacific Power
United States tests reveal a 1,400 pound shell and 2,000 feet per second initial velocity, claiming range and destructive power that will force battleships to stay beyond a nine mile line. Reports note 62,000 to 65,000 tons per square foot impact figures and faster smokeless powder ignition, with 14 inch guns planned for Panama Canal entrances and key Pacific ports. The tests, conducted near Indian Head on the Potomac, mark a major advance in naval armament and trajectory considerations for accuracy.
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774 Middies at Academy Annual Register Form
The sixty-fifth Annual Register of the Naval Academy issued today shows 774 midshipmen broken into First class 145 Second class 214 Third class 197 and Fourth class 218. It includes a historical sketch of the academy officers transfers and details on entrance regulations studies drills and practical exercises. Navy Department announced several officer transfers with Capt Rush assigned to Missouri and Capt Doyle and Capt Glenn ordered to other commands. Sharp and Alexander also relieved.
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Bedford Mill fire destroys mill and os
A fire last night damaged the Bedford Mills plant in Bedford, nailing the drying house and destroying the mill's machinery. The loss is estimated in the thousands, insurance likely to cover it, with 46 to 100 workers affected. Snavely, 45, and Sharpeburg, a longtime employee, are noted in connected obituaries and health details.
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