Dowie Faces Fund Drive Amid Zion City Financial Strait
A large Dowie gathering at Zion City tabernacle aims to raise 1 million dollars to cover debts. Reported figures show liabilities near 725 thousand with mortgages of 125 thousand and bank closures in Chicago and Zion City as receivers investigate Dowie’s affairs.
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Dene Zion
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Het
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Short Sessions of the Montana Legislature Reported
Hétena Mont December 2 The senate heard a memorial asking restoration of reentry lands in Teton county for irrigation projects The house introduced a resolution authorizing the legislature to consider the railroad commission and a change of trial place The Duggan disqualification of judges bill and related measures were expected from the judiciary committee The census report notes 190% cotton growth to Nov 14 and 9 506 flower operations this season
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Senate
Iiterior
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Railroad Commission
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Committee On the Judiciary
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Dee
Trust closes major purchase of refinery and lands
Cheyenne to The Belge American Deritting trust has closed a deal to acquire the woolly and lands of the Pennsylvania of and Gas company at Salt Creek and the refinery at Casper. Purchase price not disclosed in this digest of the deal.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Drew
Belge-American Deritting Trust
Pennsylvania of and Gas Company
Salt Creek
Casper
Btaute
Mafia network raided by Philadelphia police
Fifteen men arrested in Philadelphia linked to a Mafia society after merchants complained of terror and extortion schemes. Police seized two revolvers per arrest, other weapons, and ammunition. Suspects admitted Mafia ties and claimed connections to operatives in New York Galliere and Pittsburgh. Held without bond on weapons, conspiracy, and threatening to kill charges.
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Philadelphia
Beancher
New York
Galliere
Pittsburg
Five Grand Rapids boodlers to plead guilty on ten charges
Five former Grand Rapids officials and associates are set to plead guilty in the Water Grant hoodlum scandal. They waived preliminary examination and will face the Superior Court, signaling potential leniency as others confess. The defendants include ex Aldermen Jobe Doon and Lavaler Kim, plus Clark B. Slecuum John Mc Lachlan Bo Shunehause and Corey H. Hiewelh.
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McDonyald
Thane
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Bo Shunehause
Corey H. Hiewelh Ao
Pennsylvania Steel Concerns Using Every Available Worker
Reports from Homestead and surrounding steel districts indicate widespread layoffs and accelerated shifts as plants like Howard Axle, Meste Machine, and Westinghouse Electric resume full operation. The rapidly reshaped workers' status reflects a broader industrial strain in the Pittsburgh region.
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Pennsylvania Steel
Ten Men Killed by Savages in Formosan Waters
Victoria B C Dec 2 The steamship Jro Maru from the Orient confirms ten crew members were killed by natives on To bao Island off the Formosan coast. Two rescued sailors William Reinwald and Julian Cateo survived by being kept alive to haul wood. others identified include Joseph Morris third mate Thomas Pickle and his wife a Japanese woman the Chinese carpenter and cook a American negro Peter Johnson a Chilean and three Japanese seamen. The dead officer reportedly left an inheritance of 280000 dollars. Disposition of the bodies could not be learned.
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Hoelstad
Sauvage
Joseph Morris
Thomas Pickle
Fienny Adams
Peter Johnson
United States
Shanwhat
Associated Press
Utah Miners to Return If Union Cards Renounced
A Beefield dispatch quotes United Mine Workers officials stating the Utah strike could end with miners returning to work if the Cink Fuel company guarantees no discrimination against nonunion workers in the future. Utah Fuel president Kramer rejects mixed crews and says strikers who rejoin must surrender union cards. Attorney general Pheeden notes possible action to reopen mines and evictors from company property may be affected.
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Uliah
Beefield
Price
United Mine Workers
Cink Fuel Company
Kramer
Utah Puel Company
Abe Priew
Ghomeral Pheeden
Fire at Ottawa University Causes Major Loss
Ottawa Ont December 2 Ottawa University a grand stone building was destroyed by a blaze. Loss estimated at 260000 partially insured. Four hundred students attended the Catholic institution many from the United States. Injury victims included several priests and a nun mother Boyon believed fatally burned. Most students escaped. one domestic is missing presumed dead. Earlier estimates raised losses to 500000 with 200000 insurer.
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Renan
United States
New Freeland
Father Boyan
Hie
Father Footham
Father Metlukey
Mother Boyon
Dhother
Mice Danks
Engineering feat formally completed Ogden track dedication
Ogden Utah December 2 The completion of the Lake cut off rail line across the Great Salt Lake costs millions to the Southern Pacific but promises annual savings over 500000 and cuts coast run time by two hours. The event drew fifty top railway officials and highlighted Miss Atul Wagner Ventura now secretary to the railroad superintendent at Ogden as the line’s dedication speaker.
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Utah
Great Salt Lake
Harriman
Souther Pacific Ailway Company
Pacific Coast
Reilway
California
Atul Wigner
Ventura
Wagber
Patel Ais
Millroad Sia
Niles
Salt Lake
Whield
Mise Wager
Ventura High Sehvel
Mwhool Belle Ty Ier
John Bo Wagner
Miss Wagner
Stanford Univeratty
Pine du Watts Powat Result and Fire At Hayes Elevator
A Hayes State Journal dispatch reports a fire at a block of Dusiiven buildings destroying the post office elevator. Loss near 9,200,000 with small insurance. incendiary origin suspected. Joshua Ward of Sculling Pame, Parse eo Ava, New York, and veteran champion Gunn are noted figures. The city scene shows broker turmoil and a volatile market response amid census data.
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Topeka
Kits
State Journal
Hayes
Joshua Ward
Pame
Parse Eo Ava
New York
Building Plans for New Mexico Structure in St Louis
Ho Tapp of Biapp & tapp architects Las Vegas will prepare plans and specifications for the New Mexico building to be erected on the Louis Purchase property in St. Louis. He confers with Arthur Seligman of the World’s Fair committee on the scope and cost of materials before submitting details.
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Ho Tapp
Biapp & Tapp
Lax Vegas
New Mexico
Louirtabe
St. Louis
Ely
Arthur Seligman
Shipp
Unclear fragmentary report on treaty claims and military dispatches
The text presents a garbled mix of legal argument about treaties and requisitions, references to a Mexican and American context, and a military dispatch noting Chinese Manchuria and Russian officers. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clearly identified individuals to form a solid news item.
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Cologne
Det
Peterebare
Manchuria
Platt Denounces Democratic Press Over Quiet New York Conference
Senator Platt said participants in Governor Odell's conference on party affairs found Bruce’s leadership admirable and urged him to stay. He accused the Democratic press of stirring trouble to disrupt the long-standing Republican alignment with Odell and the governor’s circle.
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Platt
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No Negotiations With Colombia Over Canal Strip
The United States insists Panama holds the canal stripe and will not retract. General Reyes will present Colombian proposals as Herran meets Secretary Hay, while Cuba’s veteran back pay claims surge from 10 million to 25 million, with civilians seeking compensation raising total borrowing needs to about 75 million.
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Herran
State Department
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Canal
Hunau Veruila
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Uneir
Nomination of General Wood under Senate Inquiry
Washington December 2 The secretary of war and the president watch developments as the Wood nomination undergoes Senate committee investigation. There is no likelihood Wood will be recalled from the Philippines to testify. The inquiry proceeds per plan and withdrawal is not anticipated.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Wood
Philippines
Setite
Setimate
Dreyfus Case Not Considered And Related News
A damaged Britain press brief notes the Dreyfus case not being considered at a weekly elitis session. It mentions General Merrier excusing himself and the minister of justice supplying documents for review. Separate items report Kinmigady fire losses totaling 120000 and a wage cut order affecting United States Steel's wire mills.
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New Lion
Dreyfus
Elitis
Merrier
Sore der
Joliet. Hite
Bec
United States Steel Company
President Hun Plans Bank Reorganization in Mexico Move
A plan from New York proposes forming a securities holding company to acquire 51 percent of stock in the International Bank and Trust. The Mexican bank would be capitalized at 17 million in silver with deposits split between checks and cash. Depositors would receive half their deposits in cash and the rest in stock, claimed to rise to full repayment if the stock reaches par value.
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Aiy
Hany
International Bank and Trust Company
New York
Ameran
International Bank
1 Ie
Panama Ratifies Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty Message
Telegrams from the Panama junta and Foreign Minister confirm ratification of the Hay Bunau Varilla treaty without modification. Officials in Panama report unanimous approval and arrangements to transmit the document via Consul General Gudger to Washington, with Hay’s secretary and Varilla coordinating the return.
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Junta
Republic of Panama
Hunau Varilla
Panam
Mspreda
Panama
J. Arrange
Thomas Arras
M. Bapineza
Jutta
Bunan Varille
May
M. Bunan Varitla
Officiula
General Gudger
Mr. Grudger
Hay
Beonan Varilla
Dispute Between Pennsylvan ia Railroad and Western Union Goes to Appeals
Pittsburg December 21 agreement to bring the quarrel between the Pennsylvania Railroad and Western Union to the United States circuit court of appeals. The accord also pauses pole chopping until the case is finally decided.
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Penneyivabla Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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