Imperial Chancellor Defends Tariff Bill in Reichstag Debate
Berlin December 2. Count von Buelow defends a carefully prepared tariff bill stressing it supports agriculture, industry, and trade without abandoning German rights. He says it aims to aid future commercial treaties and urges confidence as the Reichstag weighs the measure amid protests. Devon Thielman signals careful drafting and hopes for better negotiations with Russia and the United States.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Germany
Bundesrath
Alted House
Devon Thielman
Imperial Treasury
United States
Hangings and life terms in Glasgow district court
November term ends with Frank Nelson jailed 14 years for grand larceny. Elmer Nelson receives life for second degree murder. William K. Hardee faces hanging January 27, 1902 after judge overrules arrest of judgment motion. attorney plans appeal.
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Glasgow
Frank Nelson
Elmer Nelson
William K. Hardee
Hurd
Hardee
William Jackson
Springdale Township
Culbertson Township
Tattan
W. S. Griffith
Jackson
Stone and Tesilka Still Alive in Kidnap Case
Secretary Hay received word from Constantinople that Miss Stone and Mme Tesilka are alive. Negotiations stall over ransom terms as brigands demand at least 100000 dollars, nearly the initial ask, while no further funds have been subscribed since the early public appeal.
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Washington
Hay
Spencer Eddy
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Mme. Tesilka
Dickinson
Denmark and United States reach sale deal for Danish West Indies
Copenhagen reports a full agreement on selling the Danish West Indies to the United States with a price between four and five million dollars. Washington notes no confirmation by close of business today though negotiations are believed near completion.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Unites States
Washington
State Department
United States
Danish West Indies
Governor Van Sant to oppose railway consolidation
Governor Van Sant says Attorney General Douglas will file legal actions against the proposed railway consolidation. Papers are being prepared following investigations.
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van Sant
Douglas
Sousa earns royal medal in London birthday surprise
In London Sousa and his band visited Sandringham by royal command. King Edward presented Sousa with the Victoria medal as the royal family, including the Prince of Wales and Queen, stood for The Star Spangled Banner. Sousa praised the warm reception and diverse program.
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London
Sousa
Sandringham Palace
Edward
Prince of Wales
Associated Press
Alfred de Rothschild
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Manchester
Lady de Grey
King Edward
Washington Post
Stars and Stripes
Arthur Pryor
Reese Davies
el Capitan
Cotton
Coon
Agin
United States
America
Park County Institute Opens With Wide Attendance
The annual Park County teachers Institute begins at the west side school fund ing in Livingston. Nearly all county teachers attend with educators from across the state. Mrs. Nora Colvin directs the program with speeches on School Management Physiology History Language and Geography by Profs Harvey Moffett and Williams. Professor R. G. Young of Butte speaks Thursday on Educational Ideals. A Thursday reception and ball honor visiting teachers is planned.
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Standard
Livingston
Teachers’ Institute
Park County
West Side
Nora Colvin
R. G. Young
Butte
Wilson
O. M. Harvey
O. M. Mo
Widow of Judge Crocker Dies in New York
Mrs. Margaret Crocker widow of a New York judge reportedly dies on December 2 in New York, marking the passing of a long-time society figure.
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New York
Margaret
Agents of English houses expelled from Manila area
Mail advices from the Philippines report military authorities have expelled all agents of English houses then in Manila from the islands of Bamar and Leyte for engaging in traffic with rebellious natives. The British consul may refer the matter to London for instructions, but no serious trouble is anticipated.
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Washington
Philippines
Manila
Bamar
Leyte
London
Goulds Son Franks Wedding Quietly at Home
Frank J Gould youngest son of the late Jay Gould wed Miss Helen Kelly daughter of the late Edward Kelly in a private ceremony at the Kelly residence New York. The wedding proceeded without fanfare due to Commodore Kelly's recent death with only family members in attendance.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Jay Gould
Helen Kelly
Edward Kelly
Kelly
Commodore Kelly
Eleanor Crocker Dies After Long Illness at Home
Eleanor Crocker died at her residence after a long illness at age 79. Her body will be taken to Buffalo for cremation per her wish. She was the widow of Judge A B Crocker of California, a builder of the Southern Pacific road, and she leaves a large fortune.
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Eleanor Crocker
Buffalo
Mrs. Crocker
A. B. Crocker
California
French Willard expert wins opening billiards match at Madison Square Garden
Louis Barutel of France defeated George Sutton of Chicago 400 to 0 in the opening game of the international billiard championship in Madison Square Garden. The event began tonight with Barutel taking the early lead in the competition.
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New York
Louis Barutel
Willard
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
George Sutton
Chicago
Colds Quick Cure Promises and Refund Offer
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims druggists refund the money if it fails to cure and shows Grove’s signature on each box.
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Grove
Prince and Princess compliment William Gillette at Lyceum
The Prince and Princess of Wales attended the Lyceum theater incognito in London tonight. After the first act William Gillette was summoned to the royal box and complimented on his portrayal of Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.
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London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Lyceum Theater
William Gillette
Royal Box
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Mrs Rowe Died at Home on Mills Street
Special Dispatch from Sheridan reports Mrs William Rowe died of typhoid fever at her Mills street home. She was an honored member of the Degree of Honor and will be buried on Tuesday under the auspices of the order.
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Standard
Sheridan
Cleveland Gains Strength For Daily Drive
Ex President Cleveland continues to gain strength in Princeton New Jersey and it now seems only a few days before he will be able to resume his daily drive his condition improving steadily as observers report.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Transport Kilpatrick Arrives at Manila
The adjutant general received a telegram from Chaffee reporting the transport Kilpatrick arrived at Manila today.
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Washington
Adjutant General
Chaffee
Kilpatrick
Manila
Young man stalks through Portland book auction
A literary minded man browses a temporary Portland bookstore auction and bids on works from Corelli to Kipling. He buys a Bible for six bits then asks about The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table by Holmes, but cannot find it and learns the seller was not identified.
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Portland Oregonian
Marie Corelli
Rudyard Kipling
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dr. Holmes
Origin of the Corinthian capital Legend Report
Dr. Quinn recounts Harper's November tale describing how the Corinthian capital arose from a winter death and a garden acanthus root. A basket and tile sheltered by a palm like plant led to curling leaves forming the capital’s volutes, a story Vitruvius told about Kav nell? No, about Kallimachos inspiring architecture.
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Dr. Quinn
Harper's
Corinthian Pillar
Corinth
Kallimachos
Vitruvius
The Pigeons of Vienna and a Victorian Cracking Down
The Vienna pigeons, brought from Venice a century ago, have multiplied into a public nuisance. The town council plans to catch many alive and distribute them to the poor while removing nests to maintain numbers. A veiled woman in the park, nicknamed the Baroness, feeds them daily and laments the plan to kill.
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Venice
Viena
Wanted His Mat
A father warns his son George about leaning from a railway car window. He pretends the hat is gone, then whistles it back to the boy’s head. The boy cries out that someone threw his hat, prompting the father to whistle again to restore the hat.
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George
Papa
Mamma
Exposition Opens in Charleston with Roosevelt Greeting
The South Carolina and West Indian exposition opened in Charleston with President Roosevelt sending a greeting as a large parade escorted dignitaries to the grounds. Senator Chauncey M. Depew delivered the opening address and the event featured state days, a sunken tropical garden, and a 160 acre site along the Ashley river.
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Charleston
D. C
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Ashley River
Sarah Calhoun Simonds
John Calhoun
Depew
Europe
West Indies
South
Central America
Far East
Coast League Favored in Helena Baseball Meeting
Helena officials. decision to join the Pacific Coast league if railroads offer reasonable rates. A fund of 4000 dollars was subscribed to field a club. A committee was formed to canvass the town and report at a meeting tomorrow night. If railroad concessions fail a state league may be organized.
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Helena
Sig
Pacific Coast League
Carroll Shaffer Sets American Record at Sportsman Show
KM Carroll Shaffer of the National Swimming Association broke the American record for 440 yards at the Sportsman show in Philadelphia. He won by more than five yards over H Kollock with a time of 5:52.2.
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Philadelphia
Carroll Shaffer
National Swimming Association
H. Kollock
Missoula City Council Passes Heating Franchise Request
The Missoula city council approved the Wilson Finkelnberg heating plant ordinance without opposition, adopting it in original form with a city hall heat provision. The session covered salaries during illness, a new street railway ordinance, resignation from the board of health, and plans for a new city hall and detention hospital.
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Standard
Missoula
Finkeinberg
Wilson-Finkelnberg Company
Mix
Owen
Rivers Fox
Vanstone
Fire Department
Edity
Woody
City Board of Health
Marsh
David Graham
W. Benjamin
State House Furniture Contract Signed in Helena
The state furnishing board signed a contract for state house furniture with Betting and Sweet of Grand Rapids Michigan and Wollaeger Manufacturing of Milwaukee Wisconsin. The firms posted an 80000 bond to ensure faithful performance.
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Standard
Helena
State Furnishing Board
Betting & Sweet
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wollaeger Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
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