Week's Foreign Dispatches From Around the World
Fires set by a mob destroyed two tobacco stemmeries in Princeton Kentucky killing three and injuring others. A Vermont railroad wreck near Vergennes killed three and injured several. Queen Alexandra marked her sixty second birthday at Sandringham with global congratulations.
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Princeton
Tobacco Trust
Rutland Railroad
Vergennes
Queen Alexandra
Sandringam Palace
Mark Hassler
Philadelphia
Bank of Kiowa
Kiowa
I. T
Chapote
Kazan
Russia
James M. Wright
Republican
Lawton
Ohlo
Chester
Metropolitan Steamsip Company
New York
Boston
James Joyner
Coal Belt Electric Railway
Donahue
Julius Andrassy
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Portugal
Shonts
Panadma
Roosevelt
Isthmus
Illinois
Samuel Spencer
Magoon
John Hay
Temple
Keneseth Israel
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cimmaron
Kan
Yakima
Wash
Frank K. Wyde
Hartford, Conn
Paris
Hyde
Slyde & Marper
Charles Wightman
Florence
Mich
War Department
Maj
Penrose
Twenty-fifth
Fort Reno
Rose Hadfield
John DD
Rockefeler
Rockefeller Uless
Iowa maverick murders and floods haunt Sioux City
Myron Clark sentenced to life for second degree murder after pleading guilty to slaying his wife with a razor. Arthur Miller 12 drowns skating on Decorah river. others hurt in a Clinton saloon acetylene gas explosion. Multiple local crimes, disappearances, and public notices fill Iowa pages with tense updates and forthcoming hearings.
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Myron Clark
Sioux City
David Mould
Clark
Arthur Miller
Decorah
Arthur
Clinton
John Grove
Grove
Charles Heath
W. H. Tupper
Washington
Ottumwa
Smoky Row
Jack Sweeney
Turpler
Mary Johnson
Nellie Toland
Otto Westfall
Fairfield
Helmwick
Kansas City
Clear Lake
E. H. Bates
Laura
Milwaukee
Martin
Cecil Warren
J. E. Warren
Cambridge
Emma Ripke
Council Bluffs
Frank Keith Potts
Potts
Jacob Haudenschield
Dubuque County
Theodore Scharle
Waudenschield
Irma Jolls
Black Hawk County
Bertha Bailey
Irma
Leen
Bennington
Andrew Morgan
Cedar Falls
Ceri
Albert Mower
Beviosyy
Ducianola
Frean Nh
Hoods
Flower
Cabinet reshuffle to place Moody and others in key posts
President Wilson proposes six changes and one appointment to the Supreme Court shifting Moody to the bench and Cortelyou to Treasury. Bonaparte moves to Justice, Sthka to Commerce and Labor, and Meyer to Postmaster General. Garfield to Interior. Metcalf to Navy. Strauss to Commerce. Moody named Associate Justice.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Bench
Senate
Borvelt
William H. Moo
Supr Court
Moody
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Sthka
Commerce and Labor
Calf
Geo B. Cortelyou
Charles J. Parte
George L. Meyer
Navy
Victor Metcalf
Interior
J. R. Garfield
Commerce
Lair Oscar §. Strauss
Superort
William H. Moody
Fifty ninth congress opens with routine business in session
Washington December 4 Fifty ninth congress began its first session with the opening day routine. The senate accepted President Roosevelt’s appointments in executive session while the house organized and prepared to receive the annual message. A notable clash over the Twenty fifth infantry discharge inquiry and oath of office ceremonies marked the opening as large crowds watched. The memorial note on late members and the war grimness during adjournment were highlighted. The Supreme Court meanwhile moved to hold Western Federation of Miners case defendants in Idaho.
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Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma
Congress
William Voight
Berlin
Europe
Koepenick
Public Ownership Commission
National Civic Federation
America
Guggenheim Brothers
Nipissing
Otto Young
Chicago
Lake Geneva
C. V. Chandler
Macomb
Colchester
Bardolph
Michael Cusack
Gaelic Athletic Association
Whitworth Hospital
Dublin
Bueau of Navigation
Navy Department
New York
Wiliam E. Tillotson
Pittsfield
Mass
Tangier
Morocco
Long Island City
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Cornelius P. Shea
Union Teamsters
Albert Young
Teamsters
International Brotherhood
Thomas McCarthy
Newcastle
Michael McCarthy
Wampum
Timothy McCarthy
Australia
John A. Mcllhenny
Louisville
Civil Service Commission
A. W. Coolay
Wilson
Aeton Bank
Butte
Mort
Augustus Teinze
Heinze
Bank of
Bendena
Kan
Jesse L. Harris
Westport
Dinan
Abe Ruef
Orville K. Sherman
William Tecumseh Sherman
St. Louis
Esther Benson
Maqnon, UL
United States
Vincent Spilner
Wells County
North Dakota
Twenty-second Street
George W. Baird
Asheville
N. C
Baird
Connecticut
Eugene Motz
Mexico City
Juan Fernandez Island
Roburst
Annen
Germany
Roosevelt
Ethel Smith
Thornton
R. I
Sweet Marie
Philadelphia
O’brien
Rock Island
Billy Mellody
Joe Walcott
Chelsea
Schmitz
Truckee
Cal
Federal Grand Jury
Salt Lake City
Witten
Westphalia
Grand
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard
Salvation Army
Mendon, O
Bridget Carey
la Baudy
Aerostatic Division
Army
J. It. Jones
Georgian Bay
Amundsen
North Woost
Benjamin RR. Tilman
South Carolina
Kid Elmerdorff
C. H. Elmerdorff
Lincoln
George W. Frank
Sioux City
Elmerdorff
G. R. Burgarow
Charlie Peterson
Fort Dodge
Meyer
Chris Bauer
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Joseph Bridges
W. W. Sibert
Cedar Falls
R. Q. Baranard
Will Meservy
T. Meservy
United States Gypsum Company
Roe Bros
Express
Fort
Kossuth County
Mud Creek Ditch
Eagle
Harrison
Swea
Greenwood
Ramsey
Ledyard
Burt
Seneca
Bancroft
Swea City
Des Moines River
Fon
Scott County
Willam Gruenwald
Charles Like
Charles Schick
R. J K. Trowne
Washington, D. C
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Senate
Arran
House
Penrose
Pennsylva
Foraker
Ohio
Negrotro
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fairbanks
Unanin
Dupont
Delaware
Hun
Neot
Couden
Grim Renner
Cannon
Rer
James R. Mann
Reg
Smithsonian Institute
Robert R. Hitt
Mines
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