Cortelyou Ten Stay Not Yet in Political Race
Report of talk with President over Taft not corroborated. Secret ary Cortelyou said to have cordial relations with Mr Roosevelt. Despite differences Cortelyou’s Panama bond report expected to exceed critics’ expectations. Cortelyou to attend treasury work and may or may not join the President’s cabinet. no confirmation of a resignation or candidacy.
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Taft
Cortelou
Treasury Department
Knickerbelow Trust Company
New York
Treasury
Paete
Knickerbocker ‘Trust
The
Nam- Follin
White House
Albot Urey
Thos
Roosevelt
Hans Indores
Ao Polyard
Irmo Ossin
Corto
Montis
Cortelyou
Treasury report promises full disclosure on funds and banks
The article reports that the upcoming Treasury report will detail every aspect of the financial crisis response. It will name bank deposit distributions across more than 6,000 national banks, explain Panama bond issuance, and include correspondence with members of Congress. Cortelyou, recovering from the grip, works through data for Senate delivery, with the Hamilton address delayed by prior commitment.
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Cortelyou
Congress
Treasury
Senate
House
The
United States
Panama
Department
Capitol
Brooklyn
Alexander Hamilton
Definite Knickerbocker offer denied by Satterlee
Herbert L. Satterlee, free counsel for Knickerbocker Trust depositors, said no offer to Secretary Cortelyou for the presidency had been made. He noted rumors of a letter and emphasized that actions depend on the court’s decision on receivership.
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Satterlee Denes
Cortelyou
New York
Herbert L. Satters
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Cortelyon
Mr. Satterlee
Fetter
Burglar Steals Gems From American Museum Jewel Room
A burglar overpowered night watchman Kenny near 11 tonight in the jewel room of the American Museum of Natural History at Central Park West and Seventy seventh street. Officers will investigate the value of the loot and several Kunz Morgan collection cases were found broken with contents scattered, including Alaskan gold nuggets and topaz ruby and opal specimens.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Seventy-seventh Street
Central Park West
Kenny
Sewel
Kunz- Morgan
America
Arizona
Colorado
Nevada Assembly Votes to Seek Troop Retention in Goldfield
Carson Ney Jan 16 The assembly passed a resolution petitioning the President to retain troops in Goldfield until the legislature can lawfully provide a police force or other peacekeeping measure. There was no argument on the merits of the measure.
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Carson
Ney
Senate
Goldfield
Turbulent New York County Meeting Ends Without Hughes Endorsement
A heated New York Republican county committee session failed to vote on endorsing Gov. Hughes for President. After hours of debate with cheers and hisses, the group adjourned for one month. Strong opposition to Hughes vs Taft split the hall, with a mid-session clash over parliamentary procedure and the seating of a key motion.
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Statt
Taft
Roogevelt
New York
Gov. Hughes
Republican County Committee
Hughes
Recember
Gov Hughes
Herbert Parsons
Wiliam Halpin
Halpin
Meek
Gov
Hughts
Committee On Parliamentary Law
Parsons
Job Tredges
Foraker
William Bennet
Martin Jaxe
Ezra P Prentice
Senator Page
Bennet
Cushing
Herven
Cannon
McMillin for Congress Again Reported in Tennessee
Nashville report says former Gov. Benton McMillin may run again in Tennessee’s Fourth district. The claim stems from opponents of Rep. Cordell Hull amid factional disputes. Hull seeks a second term, facing James T. Miller Lon P. McFarland and Eliah J. Tollett in the race.
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Washington Post
Nashville
Tenn
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Congress
Washington
McMillin
Cordell Hull
Judge Hull
Hull
James T. Miller
Hartsville
Lon P. McFarland
Lebanon
Eliah J. Tollett
Croasville
Fight over Ohio Taft Foraker rift shows glimmer of peace
Ohio Republicans remain split over Taft and Foraker as leaders fear loss of the state to Democrats. A Monday dinner in Taft’s honor sparked hopes for harmony, with Taft defending separation of presidency and senate and praising Foraker. Party factions debate patronage tactics to influence the Ohio delegation and the 1908 convention.
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New York
Washington
Ohio
Harmony
Taft
Foreker
Mr Taft
House of Representatives
Onle
Tate
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
W Murray Crane
Foraker
Foraker Iie
Cincinnati
Tait
Polle
Secretary of War
Charles P Taft
Roosevelt Haa
Senate
Forsker
War threat dismissed as unlikely despite hobson claim
John Barrett of the Bureau of American Republics told Washington bankers that a war with Tepan is not inevitable. He argued Japan lacks essential funds for conflict and praised the Monroe doctrine, noting fleet reception in Rio as a signal to southern nations. Carter Keene urged a postal savings bank to attract foreign money, with W M Stowell presiding and a buffet supper after.
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Tepan
Hobson
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
American Institute of Banking
Gude Hall
Japan
Berrett
Rio
Carter B. Keene
W. McK. Stowell
Shapter
Whitmore Murder Case Sparks Estate Feud in New York
Mary Schmitter of New York and Mrs William Hughes of Schenectady seek letters of administration for Helen Whitmore's estate from Kings County surrogate. They question if Theodore Whitmore, Helen's husband and murder suspect, can inherit under New York law. Senator Wemple argues the husband forfeits rights by the crime.
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Whitmore
Washington Post
Schenectady
N. Y
Mary Schmitter
New York
William Hughes
Senator Wemple
Kings County
Lampblack Swamp
Haragon
Snell Letters In Court Read By Proponents In Will Case
Court proceedings in Clinton Ti center on reading letters from two correspondents May Belle Snell and the wife of Rev KH A Hamilton of Newman The judge halted jury during lawyer readings The letters numbered about ninety from Lot Snell to May Belle Snell were turned over to lawyers for the disinherited son The complainant believes the witnesses from the other side show Col onell was insane and that the letters reveal undue influence and a diseased mind
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Maybelle
Clinton
Snell
May Bele Snell
A Hamilton
Newman
Estate of Boston Man Died 1786 Fully Closed In Court
A Massachusetts court case ending after 122 years directs William W Risk to pay 10 356 to the State treasurer. Nine estates tied to Elis Gray of Boston, a merchant, conclude with long probate history. Deposits made in 1838 for nine creditors remained unclaimed, totaling 10 856.
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Boston
Boston Mass
Massachusetts
End of Hartse Suit in Pittsburg Divorce Case
In Pittsburg on January 16, August Hartje has decided to abandon his litigation and seek a divorce from his wife Mrs Mary Scott Hartise. A judge’s order on alimony and reimbursement of expenses ends the famous trial, terminating the suit.
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Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Hartise
Robert S Frazer
Robbed in Pullman Car on Pennsylvania Train
Rose Bevaney of Dallas reports to police a robbery on a Pullman car while aboard a Pennsylvania train. She says a man crept to her berth and severed the string of a chamois skin bag, causing a loss of jewelry valued at $4,000 to $6,000.
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Texas
Chicago
Rose Bevaney
Wfe
Dallas Jeweler
Burned dog case lands man sixty days in jail
Malachi M Jollinson was sentenced in the Superior Court to sixty days for setting kerosene on a neighbor s large St Bernard. The animal was housed at Johnson s residence and was later killed to end its suffering.
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Providence
Malachi M. Jollinson
Johnson
East Washington Demands Streetcar Extension to Union Station
Citizens from East Washington pressed the House District Committee for authorization by Congress to extend Capital Traction lines down Florida and Eighth streets to Union Station, arguing for better service and broader coverage rather than universal transfers or lower fares. They noted schools churches and a hospital along the route and urged rail expansion to connect northeast and northwest districts.
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Congress
East Washington
House District Committee
Capital Traction Company
Florida Avenue
Seventh Street
Highin Street
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eighth and
F Streets
Citizens
Capital
EM Gallaudet
Columbia Institution For the Deaf
Durhle
Kendal Green
Capitel Traction Company
W. H Kerth
Eighth
House Committee
House
Thomas W . Smith
East
William G Henderson
North Washington’ and Eckington Citizens’ Association
Kahn
Renrescumie Mecauvan
Chicago
Madden
Henderson
Severn
North Washington and Eckington Association
Dunlop
Periiesko
Representative Murphy
Euch
Willam M. Cromwell
Petworth Citizens’ Association
Brightwood
Debates over Washington street railways at Union Station
A hearing on street railways reveals calls for north south extensions to Union Station and universal transfers. Leaders from the bookbinders' union and East Washington Association push for expansion while rail company heads defend cost and safety, noting congestion and the need to serve undeveloped eastern districts.
Revolution in Haiti Moves on Port au Prince
report from Port au Prince says insurgents gained early success as Jean Juneau’s exile force seized Gonanes and Mena Phe while government troops under Gen elestin Cyraque march from Archa to halt the revolt. Unconfirmed word claims Gen Jadotte was shot by insurgents.
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Nord
Jadette
Pot Au Prince
Haiti
Jean Juneau
Gonanes
Here
Mare
Gonaives
Port Au Prince
Archa
Elestin Cyraque
Fragident Nord
Jadotte
Protectionist stance urged by American Protective Tariff League
The American Protective Tariff League called for a congressional probe into the German tariff trade agreement to assess its practicality and legality. It declared the next Republican nominee for president must be a protectionist. Charles Moore of Massachusetts was elected league president. A sale of Oriental rugs and carpets at Sloan's, 1407, began at 11 o'clock today.
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New York
American Protective
Tarif League
Republican Party
Charles Moore
Massachusetts
Lea, Oa
Sloan's
French Army Beats Moors Near Settat Amid Sultan Rumors
Dispatches from Tangier describe a brutal clash near Settat where Gen d Amade’s column repelled a Moorish assault, seizing positions and forcing a retreat. Casualties were reported on both sides, with Arabs heavily wounded and some killed as French reinforcements aided the advance. In Morocco City, Hafid supporters rallied for his sultanate while calls for holy war against Christians intensified at the Grand Mosque.
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Jon i
Settat
Coma
d’Amade
Mule
Mulai
Morocco
Mular Haid
Sunda
Mular Hafid
Tangier
Uus
Fez
Mulat Hefid
Grand Mosque
Mulal Hafid
Abd-el-Aziz
Mula
Hafid
Sultan
Caid Kitam
Mulaaid
Abd el Azia
Europe
Fight Fire With Snowballs in Roswell Town
Johnstown Pennsylvania January 16. Firemen faltered as hundreds of residents including men women and children hurled snowballs to halt a rapidly spreading blaze in a mining town near here. With no water supply and no formal fire department the crowd redirected the flames away from a powder storehouse after several buildings burned.
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Johnstown
Roswell
Debts to Newport Shops Hit Summer Residents
Newport Rhode Island residents hear of large outstanding bills owed by summer visitors, totaling about sixty thousand dollars. Merchants, aided by lawyers and the sheriff, plan to serve debt summons when debtors visit Newport. Court officers were stationed at boat wharves last week, but those targeted did not appear.
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Deputy Sheriffa
Washington
Newport
R I
Sheriff's Office
Lls
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