Congress Opens Sixtieth Session and Honors Senator Allison
Washington December 7 opening of the Sixtieth congress features a brief session. House Speaker Cannon presides as memoranda of late Senator Allison are paid. Members who lost reelection receive attention from colleagues. The day ends with the promise of hearing the president's message tomorrow.
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Castro Denied French Landing After Apology Offer
The Venezuelan president Castro faced refusal from France as conditions demanded a formal apology for past actions. French officials stated he could not land until the required apology was delivered, with diplomatic tensions continuing amid the standoff in January.
Contractor Run Down as Driver Flees at Speed
A paralyzed contractor was killed when an automobile struck him and the chauffeur sped away. Several witnesses were arrested as the fleet incident spurred a police inquiry. Navy yard forces at Charlottetown were cut by 200 men with no new work to assign.
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Taft Dines Tonight With Tar Heels
President Taft arrived in New York to be guest of honor at a dinner of the North Carolina society of New York City. He will address tariff topics and Southern industry policy, aiming to win support from southern states with governors invited. Walter H. Page will preside, with W W Finley also on the program. Four skaters drown after breaking through ice on Lake Keshkonong near Annesville, Wisconsin.
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Waterbury Tax Foreclosure Case Seeks Three Month Continuance
City of Waterbury sues Pasquale Anastasio and Maria Anastasio over tax liens on Division Street property. Court orders a three month continuance and requires notice by publishing in Waterbury Evening Democrat by December 12, 1908. Clerk William M. Gillette signs the order.
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