Riverhead rector backs license over prohibition
In Washington Dee 9 Rev William A Wasson of Grace Episcopal Riverhead L I argues against statewide prohibition in favor of licensed liquor. He cites Riverhead’s two year no license era as a failure with hidden saloons and moral decline. Since license, Sunday sales ended and public order improved, he says, predicting voters won’t return to prohibition.
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Rifles Seized Near Goldfield by Detectives
Captain Sage reports 100 rifles hidden near Goldfield allegedly by union miners. Governor Sparks’ representative says the mines may reopen with no men. Federal troops encamped nearby amid a tense situation as authorities investigate the cache and plans.
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One Rider Out As Six Day Race Of Madison Square Garden Opens
The six day bicycle race began at Madison Square Garden with 16 teams. A major spill within six hours forced several riders to retire and the Ireland Britain pair Reynolds Benyon withdrew. Bobby Walthour also quit with a lame shoulder, while Downey and Downey continued with a substitute partner.
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Por Te-Morrow. Suarecs 702 at 422 High Tile New Haven
Fragmentary OCR notes show location references 702 Suarecs and 422 High Tile in New Haven with a time stamp 245 0.1. No clear event or person identified.
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Cotton crop ginned totals and public effects reported
Census bulletin shows year to December 1 cotton ginned at 8,338,854 bales with 26,870 ginners in operation. Round bales and Sea Island figures listed. Also notes November 14 ginnings and 1906 77.2 percent, 1905 82.8 percent.
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Military Opinion on Brigadier General Frost’s Status
The Attorney General Holcomb opinion on Brigadier General Frost and staff may not be published. The governor has held the document for over a week and controls its disclosure. Widespread belief holds the report is adverse to General Frost.
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Monongah Loss Estimates and Local Recount Begun
Governor warden reports casualty estimates in Monongah after a county census begins to confirm figures. Maximum casualties at mine number 6 projected under 110. at mine number 8 total loss may not exceed 200. Jewelry store in Plainville reopens as orders push overtime. about 100 workers affected. Burglars steal 800 from Barrow shoe store in New London as night shift ends.
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Burns Signs Again for High Stakes London Fight
Tommy Burns defeated Gunner Jim Moir in London last week and Jack Palmer of Newcastle signed to meet him for a $2500 side with purse above $7500. The winner would take 7 and the loser 25 percent. the match must be held before February 7. Aged Woman Burned in Bridgeport Mrs Ann Giplin 76 was severely burned when her apron caught fire at the stove.
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Paper Mills Close In Holyoke Amid Order Curtailment
The American Writing Paper Co said several mills would shut for the week due to reduced orders. About two hundred workers will lose work as a result.
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Watertown City News and Court Briefs Highlight Local Events
City schools chief Herlin W. Tinker spoke before Watertown ministers at the Y.M.C.A. Rooms. In court, John Meara sued Terrence Coyle for 50 with Coyle countering 70 as witnesses testified. Engineer Peter Ward faces possible leg loss after a head on collision near Klabfeish factory. he remains hospitalized. Pickpocket gang remarks surfaced as four crooks were released. Two Boston crooks visited. they then went to New Haven. Otis X Northrop submitted a probate report for the estate of Franklin TL Curtis, with assets and credits itemized and trustees named. A gathering at Miss Lorena Anderson’s home featured various musical selections.
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Golden Ball incident during Revolutionary Long Island times
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