Strikers urged to stand firm in Colorado strike
Strikers are urged to hold firm as leaders including Mitchell face an injunction and a $85,000 damage suit from Victor Fuel Company. Governor Peabody may meet Mitchell in Denver to seek settlement while operators resist eight hour day demands and union recognition.
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Irinidad
Mitchell
Pen Ain
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Associated Press
Peabody
Trinidad
Colo
John Mitchell
Denver
Ife
Chicago
Ite
Mr. Mitchell
Victor Fuel Company
United Mine Workers
Cols
Delos A. Chappell
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Price Niearly
Mr. Crippell
Boy Kidnapped From Hampshire Village School
Irvyne Miller aged 9 was abducted from Hampshire village school by an unknown man and woman. The orphan with property due at age has been living with his guardian on a nearby farm. An earlier attempt to snatch him failed. no trace of the kidnappers or the boy has been found.
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Tilgin
Irvyine Miller
Hampshire
Tide Turns as Europebound Steerage Departures Rise
New York December 5 large steerage exodus from a US port. Cedric carried 1500 steerage to Liverpool, La Touraine 1000 with 200 plus left aboard. Oversold accommodations and heavy departure figures mark a shift as workers and families return home amid falling demand.
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America
New York
Cederic
Liverpool
United Siates
la Touraine
General Churches Unite to Bar Remarriage of Divorced
In New York a broad alliance forms to oppose solemnizing divorced persons. The Protestant Episcopal churches committee on the issue reports growing cooperation from Presbyterians Baptists and other denominations. Delegations from several faiths attend a meeting pledging support for the movement originated by the last general convention. Letters are sent to multiple religious bodies inviting join in the crusade.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Churches Committee
Univergallate
Vale
Christ
Swedenborsian
United Brethren
Crusade
Snow as Peacemaker and War Scare in Siberia
Snow blocks key Siberian railway hindering Moscow Tokyo talks as Japan presses for restraint and limits on military buildup. Britain and America warn against Russian expansion while buyers in Chile reportedly sell two battleships to Japan amid rising tension. News from London and Yokohama notes cabinet debate and diplomatic delays as the Siberian crisis deepens.
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Russia
London
Oklo
Daily Mail
Yokohama
Yokio
Kurino
St. Petersburg
Count Lamedarts
Count Lumsdorfe
Alexanderay
Alexiefe
Baron de Resel
Japan
Bride with four husbands earns aviary nickname
In Louisville Kentucky a woman named Jutia Marlin has been admitted for her fourth marriage. Her husbands have carried bird names Crow Robin Sparrow and Buzzard. Friends joke that the nursery at her home is an aviary reflecting her multiple marriages.
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Louisvilla
Jutia Marlin
Buzzard
Mr. Buzzard
Crow
Robin
Colombia Still Hopes For New Canal Pact With U S
Washington reports from Bogota reveal Colombian sentiment favors negotiating a fresh canal treaty after the Hay Herran rejection. Minister Beaupre says the senate acted on the treaty’s merits and not Washington's instructions. Colombians remain hopeful for terms more favorable than the failed Hay Everton pact.
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Bogota
United States
Washington
Beaupre
State Department
Senate
Congress
Would Buy Freedom in Jail Bribery Attempt
Chicago born bandit Neidemeier tried to bribe county jail guard Patrick Smelly to permit an escape. He promised £25,000, and when asked where the money would come from, he replied I’ll get it all right.
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Chicago
Dev.n
Neidemeier
Patrick “Ssmelly
Neidermeier
EAR GRAFTING CLAIMS HISTORIC FIRST PRACTICE
Announcement from New York reports Dr Andrew L Nelden grafted an ear from a donor to a patient head marking the first successful ear graft. The seller received 5000 dollars and is to be treated in Philadelphia while the recipient is cared for at the doctor’s home. The operation occurred November 18 in a private Philadelphia sanitarium with both men remaining motionless during the procedure. The graft shows early success with full hearing intact though nerves may not regrow. Medical experts call it a surgical triumph and anticipate future grafting of hands or feet.
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Siberian
Lersburg
Dee
Bowne
Japan
London
Imineh
Russia
Manchuria
Britain
Geedt Britnlr
Peking
Gabubi
Weheran
Yangtse
Persia
Afghanistan
New Zenteenés
New York
Andrew L. Nelden
Mast
Ulohh Street
Jr Nelden
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Wr Nelden
Nelden
Tuulle
Esmarch
Jasmarch
Dr. Nelden
Jerome
Nellen
Roth
Big dynamite find linked to car barn gang in Chicago
Assistant Chief Schuettler led a city wide search after a large Lyhamite discovery in the northwest part of Chicago. The authorities pursue those who hid the explosive and are said to be connected with the car barn bandits in a case that unsettles the city.
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Chicago
Schuettler
Henry Labouchere Calls Tariff on American Golden Girls
Henry Labouchere argues for limits on American women in England to protect domestic matchmaking markets. He criticizes American wealth influencing British society and urges exclusion measures to keep home standards from being undercut by foreign rivalries.
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Henry Labouchere
Lewlon
England
Jenry Labouchere
Tam
Joseph Chamberlain
Dr May
Dausgtand
Benedsit
London
Newport
New York
Beware of cheap baking powders sold by peddlers
The notice warns against alum based powders sold door to door or via grocers, claiming health dangers. It cites that alum powders are harmful, banned in some regions and by Congress in DC, and quotes Yale chemists on alum digestion. It urges buyers to insist on reputable cream of tartar baking powders.
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England
Congress
District of Columbia
W. Johnson
Yale College
Scandal in high life Antony sues for divorce
From the Rome Republican comes word that Mrs. Marc Antony has filed for divorce from her husband with Referendum and Graftorum as her attorneys. Co respondent is Mrs Cleopatra. The Rome society column notes tensions linked to Alexandria and a magazine editor, with sparse details promised in a later issue.
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M. Antony
Cleopatra
Rome Republican
Milwaukee Sentinel
Rome
Marc Antony
Our
Four Hundred
Referendum & Graftorum
Antony
Bmure
Alexandria
Cleopar
Egypt
Hics
Republican
Allmonia
Marc
Not Hiring Generals From Reminiscences of Gordon
A farmer near Appomattox employed Lee’s veterans after the war, sorting workers by rank from privates to colonels. Privates proved the steadiest laborers while officers did less well, yet the farmer refused to complain about any who fought for the southern cause.
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Gordon
Scribner’s
Appomattox
Lee
Leutenants
Crescens Fast Mile Scrutiny Divides Harness World
The American Trotting Association board weighed Crescens Wichita mile times amid conflicting testimony. Kansas witnesses backed 2:05 reads while official clocks showed 1:53 to 1:59. investigations continue as owners, lawyers, and Cleveland observers push for clarity on the disputed record.
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Chicago
Derf
Wichita
Kan
Miurk
Leen
Knight
Kansas Town
George H. Keteham
Crescens
Mr. Ketcham
Clarence Grown
Toledo
Poe
Jams
Kansas
Ketcham
Board of Appeals
Amidon
American Trotting Association
Cleveland
George Schneider
Schneier
Friends of Crescens
Schneider
American Register Association
Graft Trial Ties Warren Leather to Baltimore Pouch Contract
In Baltimore the trial of Columbus Ellsworth Upton and Yhermys W. McGregor for conspiracy to defraud the government centers on post office pouch contracts. William H. Hayden of Warren Leather Goods testified the firm supplied 20,000 mail pouches to Chas B. Smith, who won the contract with help from Upton and McGregor, aiming to share profits. Hayden stated the Warren company manufactured the pouches and that Smith bought them at 38.75 cents each for 90 cents paid to Smith, with evidence of efforts to misrepresent the Warren firm as the manufacturer and threats from Smith tied to postoffice influence.
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Baltimore
Dec. U
Columbus Ellsworth Upton
Yhermys W. McGregor
Post Office Department
William H. Hayden
Warren Leather Goods Company
Worcester
Mass
Chas. B. Smith
Upton
McGregor
Hayden
Smith
Warren Company
Comany
Washington
Struggle Is Certain as House Tries to Reform Senate Rules
The House under Speaker Cannon presses to force Senate rule reform delaying appropriation bills. The struggle pits House insistence on timely, careful budgeting against Senate delays, with leaders predicting a bitter, prolonged winter battle across both chambers.
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House
Senate
Washington
House of Representatives
Pullic
Congress
Meth
Titman
Tillman
Cannon
Cannan
Cannon Ejects Schulters From Speaker's Room In Capitol
In a heated scene at the Capitol Speaker Cannon ordered John H Schulters from the speaker's room after Schulters demanded the Livernash chairmanship and accused the committee of being packed. Sidney Bieber later delivered a miniature cannon and quipped about defending Speaker Cannon. Livernash denied any authority for Schulters actions and said he knew Schulters only by rumor.
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Cannon
John H. Dy Schulter
Washington, Dee
Ieghn Werman
J. Schultels
National Resistative Committee
The
Knights of Labor
Mr. Schulters
Capitol
Schulters
Representative Liverwash
San Francisco
Laber
Wynn
Livernash
Sidney Bieber
Fourth District of Columbia
Speaker
Livers Nash
New Orleans Seeks Republican National Convention
New Orleans bids to host the Republican National Convention with pledges of 30000 dollars to cover costs and plans to raise more before the committee meeting. Chicago remains strong with better facilities and location, but New Orleans hopes its offer could win the favor if funds and backing grow.
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Crescent City
Washington
Dee
New Orleans
Republican Naonal
Chicago
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Ipton
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