Roosevelt Makes Public Beefs in Beef Trust Case
The White House released documents under presidential directive about alleged bribery of reporters by counsel for the Nelson Morris packing interests and an attempt to influence coverage in favor of the beef packers. Chicago figures, including Judge George W Brown and reporters Frank Hassler Hector Elwell, figure in the disclosures. A new comet was discovered by William Brooks, and Kaiser William’s birthday observances noted with a Prussian Lords appointment for Dr Von Holleben.
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Two Wisconsin Robbers Plead Guilty in U S Court
Milwaukee January 29 Thomas Hanlon and Edward Morton two of the Wild Rose post office robbers pleaded guilty Friday before Judge Quarles in the United States district court and were sentenced to five years imprisonment at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Last Survivor Dead in Constantinople Ber Un Congress
Karatheo dory Pasha died in Constantinople after a long illness. He was the last surviving Ottoman plenipotentiary at the Ber Un congress.
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North Dakota School Funds Rise by Two Million
Bismarck reports the state common school fund has grown by about 2 million dollars this year through the sale of school funds. If the amount could be invested at four percent, the annual decrease in the fund's value would be reduced accordingly.
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Constitutional aid and peril in a snowbound toddler tale
The article discusses constitutional limits on school fund investments and a pending amendment allowing bonds from various governments. It then recounts a near fatal incident as three year old Bowbella Rubkne wandered outside in night clothes into freezing snow, saved by timely parental return and medical care.
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Fire wipes Lansford town. $54,000 loss. business district ashes
Lansford and town twenty five miles northwest suffered a devastating fire that nearly destroyed the town. The loss is estimated at 540,000 with the entire business district in ashes while only volunteers saved the residential areas. The blaze began in the Lansford Times office and spread rapidly, destroying ten structures before control. Grand Forks official Brighthill notes state banks now number 836 amid growing deputy counts and looming legislative needs.
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