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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1908

Page

5

Consuls Report No Effect on Chinese Trade From Japanese Currency

Reports from consuls indicate that instability in silver prices has seriously troubled trade in the Orient while the gold standard basis in Japan and Korea remains stable. Despite fluctuations in silver value, Chinese merchants and international dealings show no lasting disruption in currency and payment flows across Asia.

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Dead fugitive Henry Agar arrested in Gibson County

The article reports the arrest of Henry Agar in Texas on charges tied to a bank theft in Gibson County. The bail bond was set at 315 006 and the case proceeded to examination.

Henry Agar Texas Gibson County

Emperor Sees Friendlier Ties With Treaty Powers

Japanese emperor told joint Diet session in Tokyo that relations with treaty powers are becoming friendlier year by year. He said the budget measures would support fiscal readjustment and urged harmonious deliberations. The Diet recessed from December 26 to January 20, 1909.

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Lebaudy's Crew Mutinies Off Canary Islands

The mutinous crew of Jacques Lebaudy's yacht Delta hoisted Haitian colors off Teneriffe and Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The vessel, short of coal, was forced to dock, mutineers were arrested, and a fresh crew was placed aboard the ship.

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Murder Suspect Killed Self, Police Say Accidental Shot

Police doubt murder claims as evidence suggests Von Dewigg Steldon, a New York University student, died from an accidental self-inflicted wound after a struggle with a burglar. Authorities note the victim may have staged the scene to appear heroic.

Pioneer Journalist Dead in Kansas at 79

Charles West Spalding a pioneer newspaper man died in Kansas at age 79. He was believed to be the first to reserve a telegraph message, worked as an operator in Chicago, played in the original VoVickers Theater, and served as organist at St. Was Cathedral. He also belonged to the old Cotton minstrel troupe and was a Civil War special war correspondent for the Chicago Times.

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Detroit Honors Newberry at Taft Cabinet Reception

A reception for Newberry secretary of the navy nominee Newberry was held at the Veto Club amid warm expressions. Supporters hope he will continue in the cabinet of President elect Taft after a steady pro tems and favorable remarks urging continuity in service.

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Locks Pointed Action Closes School for Students

A university action closes the Widical School at Sulbomne for the first and second year students for three months amid reactions to a new examination system.

Louisville plans exposition to spark southern city reform

The Commer scol Club proposes a Southern Industrial and Theatrical Exposition in Tomsville to promote nationwide interest in Light-ing all night. The October 12 to 24, 1909 event aims to imitate Broadway’s late hours and stimulate changes across southern cities.

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Wrecked with dynamite destroys Kansas City building

A three story brick and steel building under construction at North and Oak streets in Kansas City was wrecked by dynamite causing about 1090 in damage. Owners offered no cause beyond noting nonunion workers were employed. Police said a hot headed union man may be responsible. No injuries were reported.

Kansas City Vie Nooth Oak Streets Duiding Strel Pohier

Little Girl Fire Heroine Wins Praise in Brooklyn Fire

Grace Rowan a 14 year old girl living with her parents in Brooklyn awakened to smoke and rescued her family then aided others in a five story tenement fire at 78. She guided the Ferguson family Ida Blothorn and three Blothorn children to safety before firefighters arrived. Loss estimated at $50.

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Harrisburg Health Chief Seeks Early Report To Prevent Infant Blindness

Harrisburg Health Commissioner Dixon calls for enforcement of an old law to report any infant eye illness within two weeks of birth. A recent Pennsylvania tally shows over one third of blindness cases trace to birth eye afflictions. He urges physicians to involve a doctor immediately after detection.

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Plans new Panama line by rail and steamship alliance

Plans emerge for a new Panama line linking Galveston to Tehuantepec by transcontinental rail and steamship, with Rock Island assets shifting to Frisco J and L under a segregated structure. The aim is to create routes between Texas and Mexican ports onward to Central and South America via Tehuantepec and the Panama Canal, reorganizing Canadian and American rail interests to boost traffic.

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Sailor’s 4000 Mile Quest For Wife Ends In Italy

Miss Duchesnay, a French Canadian beauty, travels from Rome to New York with Vic Perret to seek her father’s consent for marriage to Ferretti of Rome. The Barbaorossa voyage faced storms as it crossed the Atlantic, delaying the travelers who aim to unite in the United States and Canada.

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Leper Lived Like King in Harrisburg Dining Debacle

In Harrisburg a Chinese cook once employed by a local restaurant died of tuberculosis. He lived extravagantly, dining four to five times daily, and reportedly caused city council debates over his food costs estimated at about 3200 a month. The bill rose to 3750 after orders from a Chinatown house in Philadelphia.

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Wall Street Review Signals Cautious Money Dominates Market

Henry Clews notes firmer call money and reduced bank reserves pressuring stocks while gold exports and holiday factors temper activity. He observes abundant capital awaiting investments, a slower profits outlook, and cautious banker sentiment, with hope for 1909 despite a quiet year end and tariff uncertainty.

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