Taft Eager to Catch Steamer on Moscow Trip
Washington urges Secretary Taft to hasten return aboard the Trans Liverton line, aiming for Hamburg by December 7. Taft plans depart St Petersburg December 4, with connections tight to reach Hamburg for the President Grant voyage. News notes Russian volunteers at the American Embassy and a cake gift aboard the Moscow train, amid speculation on Taft’s mission and Japan relations.
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St. Petersburg
Taft
President Grant
Hamburg
Xone
Bingler
Japan
Steuny Taft
Russia
Tuentan Army
Philippine Islands
Amartcan
Vladivostok
Rusaian
Tokyo
Sagan
Uashay Suldlera
Nast Must Stand Trial as Premier Dodges Question
In a tense session of the Chamber of Deputies, Premier GiuMtti refused to discuss Nast’s case, claiming the seat remains vacant until Nast’s term ends. The chamber approved a motion backing the premier. Opposition leader Baron urged action, while discussions of Nast’s arrest circulated amid fears of political meddling and judicial restraint.
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GiuMtti
Widay
Nuuklo Nasi
Nagi
Senate
Nast
Tandidad
Chamor
Thie Atticede
Baron
Yeemier
Nast Ileal
Ariel
Poe
Ita
Wile Naat
le Altrang Reign
German diplomat accused as secretary jailed in Havana affair
Moy reports in Havana that Fetis Duhne, secretary of the German legation, is in jail at the request of the German minister on charges of involvement in frauds in Germany. A extradition request will be asked if Ducine refuses to return for trial.
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Havana
Boscia Cote
Washington Post
Moy
Fetis Duhne
Legation
Germany
Ducine
Preacher Nominates Hughes as Presidential Candidate
Dr. Robert MacArthur in Calvary Baptist Church in New York declares Hughes the candidate for the Presidency in 1908. He compares Hughes to Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt and says his name would stand among the four greatest presidents. He criticizes Roosevelt's policy during the sermon.
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Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
New York
Robert MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Ban Fhiniax
Gox. Hughes
Hugues
Thase
Ana
Banished from Vladivostok amid mutiny accusations
Advices report Hebrews driven from Vladivostok after women allegedly incited a mutiny. The steamer Tosa Mara carries word that Hebrew students were expelled from the fortress. Also news of a crane collapse near Black Friars Bridge causes deaths and injuries as workers fall into the river.
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Victoria
Roo
Aadvices
Vladivostok
Kuswky Tnland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Mood Disease
Unclear ad copy urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it erases scrofula and all outward effects of disease. It presents a biased testimonial style touting an “unimpeachable” remedy and urges taking the medicine to end suffering.
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Hood
May Not Exploit Patents Decision for District Officials
The District Commissioners ruled that OMcisis may not hold or exploit any patented inventions promoted by an official position. E F Gibbs, patentee of the chain fire escape, claimed Building Inspector Ashford used his role to advance his private interests. The board found Ashford not guilty of promoting private gain but ordered him to surrender any patent interest. Gibbs alleged chain fire escapes competed with standard escapes and that information from the inspector’s office was kept from property owners.
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Atten Hon
E. F. Gibbs
Thain
Aghford
Ashford
Gibbs
Gibba
USA Ft
Fleet Ready On Time Record Crew On Louisiana
Nearly 1,000 officers and men aboard the Louisiana lead the Atlantic fleet as it leaves Brooklyn for Hampton Roads. The sailing group includes battleships Connecticut Alabama Virginia and Minnesota with auxiliary ships Yankies Glacier and Culgoa to supply meals and support. An estimated 14,000 pounds of Vermont turkey are loaded for Christmas aboard the ships as they head to Virginia waters for the long cruise.
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Brooklyn
Turkey
New York
New York Harbor
Rika
Louisiana
Virginia
Horton Roads
Virginia Capes
Connecticut
Admiral Evans
Ohie
Virgina
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Minnesota
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Kentucky
Norfolk
Boston
Parhors
Panther
Glacier
Culgoa
Tao
Vermont
Brewer Warns of Evils at Mount Pleasant Sermon
Associate Justice David 4 Brewer of the United States Supreme Court spoke at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church on Our National Opportunity. He emphasized Christianity uplifting the masses and aligning aliens with American institutions, but warned that special interests threaten the welfare of all. He asserted protection for all classes and opposed any group or labor organization dictating national policy.
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David 4. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Timme resigns as treas ury auditor in bid for rest
Auditor Ernest G Timme delivers his resignation to Secretary Cortelyou citing personal reasons. Timme, long associated with Wisconsin politics, held senior posts in the Treasury and state governments. No successor named yet. Pulliam prepares to sail to Santo Domingo via New York to assist Dominican customs administration with ongoing financial work.
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Ernest G. Timme
Cortelyou
Ernest G Timme
Treasury
State Department
Timme
Kenosha
Wis
Prussia
Wisconsin
United States Treasury Department
Pulliam
Santo Domingo
New York
San Juan
Port Rico
Washington
State and War Departments
Ome
Bryan's Novel Plan for Bank Deposit Safety and Currency
William Jennings Bryan speaks in New York about banking morals and emergency currency. He condemns premium currency and urges depositors protection, national bank deposit guarantees, and an asset currency only under public oversight. He suggests postal savings or government guarantees to restore confidence and require banks to join a nationwide protection pact.
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West
New York
Bryan
New Haven
Conn
New Yeti
Tite
Europe
Hoffman House
Mr. Bryan
New York City
Meebo
Customs Tariff of France Issued by Bureau of Manufactures
The Wuyean of Manufacturer in the Department of Commerce published the Customs Tariff of France in pamphlet form. It translates the French tariff act and includes schedules with general and minimum duty rates. The pamphlet shows US products facing maximum rates while similar foreign goods face minimums and includes the France US commercial agreement and colonial treatment. It notes a new German tariff edition based on the latest international agreements.
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French Republic
Department of Commerce and Liberied
France
United States
Bureau of Manufactures
Orinter
Mystery surrounds Cook expedition as pole theories rise
fragments report on Dr. Cook and the missing explorer, with Mrs Conk in Sydney amid rumors of new routes and land. Pearyland chatter surfaces as candidates propose aims from walrus wealth to northwest land off Graptland.
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Hier
Arctic
Ragtone
Exederick A. Conk
Brooklyn
Ind Scential
Sydney
Cape
Braton
North ‘Pole
Buchanan
Hay
Hileavere Cand
Nensen St Patt
Sook
Hitab
Dora Tor
Cook
Ethis
Dr. Cook
Graptland
Peavy
Pearyland
Roosevelt
Cans Sheridan
Grantland
Jané
Peary
Chinese Woman Banker Disappears With Deposits in Chinatown
Los Angeles reports Chan Chow Youstt, a Chinese woman, vanished from Chinatown with 120000 in deposits from the Chinese Women’s Deposit Syndicate she formed. Allegations say she attracted wealthy locals while posing as a hairdresser and failed to pay promised dividends. authorities seek her whereabouts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Chan Chow Youstt
Chinatown
Chinese Women's Deposit Syndicate
Tt 19
TAIL FIGH S CURE FOR HANIC
The article quotes Stuyvesant Fish calling for corporate reform and cleaned-house actions by both corporations and courts. He warns that the current confidence crisis stems from Wall Street controlled management and urges reforms at home, especially in agricultural regions, to restore trust and avert broader economic harm.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Wall Street
Bute
Federal
Prices Steady in London Trading Amid Small Scale Decline
London financial news notes prices steady with minor gains on most stocks and weak Canadian Pacific on Berlin selling. Gold demand in the US boosted prices. Indian government reforms and improved monetary outlook lift prospects. A court decision in North Dakota voids liquor seizure statute as unconstitutional. Fire destroys the Kanawha yacht at Brunswick, and Cavalry units prepare to ship to the Philippines.
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Alianiten Anvetiment Co Ie Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Monty
Teady
Iqanes
New York
Chang H Trdy
N.Y. N.Y. Bat
Landons Caute
Wid
Itlaols
South Dakota
Grand
Forks
N.dik
C.F. Templeton
Digtriet
North Dakota
United ‘States
Notice of stockholders meeting and corporate actions
Notice announces an annual and special stockholders meeting for the Columbus Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia to ratify a conditional contract with Royal Insurance Company Limited and to determine dissolution actions. It lists meeting date January 4 and related stock transfer rules, plus secretary details. Also includes notices from Norfolk and Washington and Masonic Hall Association regarding bond payments, officer appointments, and director elections.
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Te Colimbie Fire Insurance Company
Diarict of
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Well Comepane
thetom@ge
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Royal ‘Inausangs Company, Limited
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Aaid ‘Oval Insurance Company, Limited
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Infiranes Company
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Incaradea Company. Limited
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District
Supreme Court of the
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Way and Electric i Hon
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