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President Roosevelt sails from Washington for a Pacific fleet cruise aboard the Mayflower. News covers politics, Indian affairs, peace delegates, labor unrest in Goldfield, fires in Michigan, a Chicago murder suicide, and various diplomatic and social notes from around the globe.
Widespread Relief Appeal Aimed at Monongah Mine Disaster Victims
Gov Dawson leads permanent relief committee in requesting 200000 to aid widows and orphans from the Fairmont Coal Company mine explosion at Monongah. Other items report robbery deaths, royal visits, legal cases, and crime briefs.
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W. M. C. Dawson
West Virginia
Fairmont Coal Company
Monongah
Louis B. Stenberg
Kansas City
Kan
Mattie Sternberg
Crown Prince
Korea
Tokio
Abraham Hummel
Blackwell's Island Penitentiary
Dodge-Morse
Ned H. Starmer
George Blakely
St. Joseph
America
United States
Frank P. Glazier
Michigan
Omaha
Prince Robert de Broglie
Estelle Alexander
Boris Sarafoff
Macedonia
Aldrich
Iowa News Snippets From Clarion To Marshalltown
A jury in Clarion deadlocks on a murder charge against Margaret Pohlman with six for acquittal and six for conviction. Numerous Iowa updates follow including deaths from train accidents at Town Falls and Oskaloosa, a Burlington river body likely W C Hokamp, Des Moines population and directory figures, and scattered legal notices and mining incidents across the state.
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Margaret Pohlman
Clarion
Bert W. Edwards
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Town Falls
Burlington
W. C. Hokamp
C. L. Neumaster
Wapello
Walter Wilson
Rock Island
Oskaloosa
Rose Hill
Henry Scurlock
Boone
Hitemann
Ottumwa
Earl Skears
Oscar Rivers
Hugh Chambers
Iowa
Lare View
Sioux City
Chambers
Maurice Almy Aldrich
Sioux City Tribune
Aldrich
Mamie Aldrich
St. Louis
Chase
Webster City
Ole Olson
Chicago & Northwestern
Wall Lake
Adams Ranch
Olson
W. S. Bear
Decatur City
Kossuth
Pope Pius III Names Four New Cardinals in Secret Consistory
Rome December 17 Pope Pius held a secret consistory and elevated four new cardinals Monsignor Pietro Gasparri Monsignor De Lai Monsignor Ludovic Henry Lucor and Monsignor Paul Pierre Audrieu Also announced bishops appointments Kennedy to Adrianapolis and Dennis O Connell to Sebaste in titular roles The allocution denounced modernist currents and press attacks while praising episcopal loyalty and combating anti church sentiment.
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Rome
Pius
Vatican
Pietro Gasparri
Congregation of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
Monsignor
de Lai
Congregation of the Council
Ludovic Henry Lucor
Rheims
Paul Pierre Audrieu
Marseilles
Italy
Monsignor Kennedy
American College
Adrianapolis
Dennis O'Connell
Catholic University At
Washington
Sebaste
Blaine bill reintroduced to free hemisphere goods
Washington December 17 Rep John Sharp Williams of Mississippi reintroduced the Blaine bill to admit all American hemisphere products free of duty where exporters face no duties and reciprocal access to US ports. The measure is pitched as a farmers aid with Blaine and McKinley having backed it in committee while Republicans opposed it. Senator Frye sworn in as president pro tempore. A House resolution seeks new cotton crop estimates for 1907 from the agriculture secretary amid questions. House adjourns after twenty five minutes to Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
United States
American Hemisphere
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
House
Heflin
Alabama
Strikebreakers Arrive as Goldfield Mines Prep Three Shifts
Thirty workers from California arrive to aid the Goldfield consolidated mines as a strikebreakers camp is prepared for 600 men. Over 100 men go to work, with three shifts planned. the Nevada reduction works also to start with eight men. The Goldfield Mine Owners Association accuses the Western Federation of Miners of being a restraint of trade and treasonable group in a Roosevelt commission submission.
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Goldfield
Nev
Western Federation of Miners
California
Consolidated Mines
Nevada Reduction Works
Goldfield Mine Owners
Roosevelt
Insurance licenses revoked by state official
Topeka Dec 17 The Commonwealth Fire Insurance company of Texas and the German Fire Insurance company of Indiana had their licenses revoked by State Superintendent Barnes by telegraph. The action follows a suit brought by the attorney general charging a combination to control fire insurance rates in the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company of
Texas
German Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Barnes
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