Happenings of a Week in Brief in Westville
Congress moved slowly with the Fifty-eighth session begun. Bills debated include a special election commission and campaign finance inquiry. Roosevelt's cabinet resignations are awaited. foreign affairs, trade, and terror cases fill the docket as crimes, fires, and accidents are reported nationwide.
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Russian Fleet Sunk at Port Arthur Rumors
The London Daily Telegraph reports that all Russian ships including the Giliak and Fusadneck were sunk or destroyed with only torpedo boat destroyers remaining. The Port Arthur siege intensified from November 26 with fierce fighting and high Japanese casualties, while Russia disputes the significance of capturing 203-Metre hill. The czar orders a third squadron to sail for the Far East within two months.
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Chadwick Affair Leads to Arrest in New York
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was arrested by federal officers in New York charged with aiding and abetting defunct Citizens national bank officials in embezzling 12500. She is jailed at the Tombs after failing to post a $15000 bond. A Cleveland opening showed a $500000 note bundle bearing Andrew Carnegie's name. Carnegie denies any involvement. Beckwith and Spear arraigned, pleads not guilty, held to grand jury in 10000 bonds.
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Sailor Delaney Dies After Jump From Marine Hospital Window
While delirious John Delaney a sailor leaped from a third story window at the marine hospital in Cleveland Ohio and died within minutes from severe injuries.
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Chadwick Case Seeks Validity of Carnegie Papers
Attorney A A Stearns says the securities left with Tri Reynolds total 15 246 000 with Carnegie signature and are worthless. A 5 000 000 note also carries Carnegies name and a 10 246 008 trust paper concerns an inheritance of a supposed uncle Frederick R Mason. A 1 800 note and mortgage by Emily and Daniel Pine are included. Reynolds says Mrs Chadwick claimed Carnegie lineage and influenced bank dealings.
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Bank Robbery in Peoria Leaves Teller Beaten
In Peoria Illinois on a Saturday afternoon two men robbed the Peoria National Bank of 1880 dollars. They struck teller Fred Bracken with the butt of a revolver as they forced the hold up and fled in a buggy pursued by police. They were tracked to Toulon and captured by Sheriff Malone and a deputy with the money recovered.
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Poisoned Cabbage Kills Six In Liddell Illinois
In Liddell Illinois James Rankin aged 60, Mary Rankin aged 56, and four children died after eating poisoned cabbage. The family fed the cabbage at supper and died overnight. Worms found in a garden cabbage preceded the tragedy. The cabbage stock was destroyed and several neighbors report other cabbage related deaths.
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Saigon Destroyed by Russian Mine Off Port Arthur
The navy reports the cruiser Saigon struck a Russian mine during bombardment of Port Arthur on November 30 and was destroyed. Captain Tajima and 38 crewmen perished. London reports Japanese losses at Port Arthur in late October around 3,000 killed and 10,000 wounded, with heavier later tolls.
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Roosevelt wins largest presidential vote to date
New York December 12 report shows Roosevelt defeated Parker by 2,546,169 votes with a total of 7,640,560, the highest ever polled for a U.S. president, surpassing McKinley in 1900 by over 400,000. County estimates missing for one Tennessee county and four Michigan counties.
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Papal Canonization at St Peter's for Szuli and Maiella
In St. Peter's Rome Pope Pius X canonized Blessed Alessandro Szuli and Blessed Gerardo Maiella before about 60 000 spectators. Descendants including the Marquises Ambro zio Sauli and Negrotto assisted, a ceremony rare since 1870 and performed Sunday morning.
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Comfortables fur coat fashions for winter wear
The Albany Argus urges warm fur pieces for winter including astrakan and Persian lamb jackets or squirrel and moleskin options. It suggests a short blouse jacket with hat and muff, a black walking skirt, and notes fur durability and matching with velvet or cloth outfits.
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X RAY BESTS DEAD BEAT IN MILWAUKEE TALE
Postmaster General Henry C Payne tells of a Milwaukee doctor who owns an X-ray machine. A debtful young man asks for an exam after swallowing a diamond pin. X rays reveal a coin in his vest pocket, covering the bill, and the man leaves in anger.
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Milwaukee
New York Times
Fashion notes on silk waists and winter wear colors
The Brooklyn Eagle lists new fashion notes featuring tints like white ivory cream and blues, with accessories such as silk waists, leaf brown fabrics for gowns, and underskirts in taffeta mohair and sateen. Winter jackets use chiffon velour in delicate tones, with hats and hosiery offering novelties.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Relief After Years Of Pain
Mrs P Brunzel of Everett Washington credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending years of back pain and fatigue after using five boxes. She reports rapid relief of aching pains and other difficulties, noting prompt and effective action. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Smuggler Denies Accusations as Officer Probes Reputation
A Detroit Free Press exchange shows an accused smuggler insisting on innocence while an officer questions credibility and recognizes a reputation that complicates the case.
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Temperance Man Turned Water Boaster Cited
A quip defines a temperance man as one who boasts of drinking water to excess, contrasting the term with habitual intemperance as described in a Philadelphia Press excerpt.
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Philadelphia Press
Guaranteed Mining Investments In Vestor's Guarantee Association Formed
Guaranteed Mining Investments invites writers to consult a prospectus for nine associated companies forming the Investor's Guarantee Association with $5,000,000 capital to guarantee investors against loss. Arbuckle Goode Commission Company 325 Olive Street St. Louis Mo offers free information.
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Goose Suspended at an Elevated Attitude Scene
A Pittsburgh Post quotation records a breezy Chicago sailor asking about Flow and a Boston woman replying in a flippant way The exchange centers on a goose described as suspended in an elevated attitude reflecting a playful nautical gossip tone.
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Peruna Almanac Promises Free 1905 Issue Amid Demand
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac, a fixture in over eight million homes, is available free from all druggists. The 1905 edition is published and supplies will soon be exhausted. inquire early and get one today. Senator Sorghum is quoted in a Washington tar piece as saying he owes no man a penny.
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Pazo Ointment Promises Piles Cure in 6 to 14 Days
An advertisement touts Pazo Ointment as a guaranteed cure for piles with a money back offer if it fails within 6 to 14 days. The ad lists itching bleeding and protruding piles as conditions it treats and notes a 50 cent price.
FLOCKING INTO CANADA MAJOR EDWARDS REPORTS IMMIGRATION
Major Allison Edwards United States Consul General in Montreal says North Dakota residents flood into Western Canada for land as frontier lines fade. He notes influx will rise, calling migrants the best westerners with money and knowledge of homestead conditions. U S agents at various points offer full information on lands.
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