German Empire faces anti Polish campaign and Boer envoy plan
Berlin reports show Emperor William to launch a nationwide anti Polish drive while Count von Buelow faces agrarian attacks over leadership. An imperial envoy may tour American stock farms to buy saddle horses for the imperial stables as a separate development. Margaret Fischer testifies at Sternberg trial in New York, confirming funds to Sternberg.
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Berlin
Kruger
Count von Buelow
Die Nation
Mommsen
William
Vossische Zeitung
France
Germany
England
Posen
West Prussia
East Prussia
Upper Silesia
Caprivi
von Buelow
Pross
Hungary
Sternberg
Margaret Fischer
New York
Miller
Berlin Bar Association
Herr
Saloon Proprietor Proposes Sunday Revival at Adams House
Chicago businessman Dave Lewinsohn owner of the Adams and Mendota saloons plans turning his Wabash Adams building into a place of worship next Sunday night for a revival. He will remove tables, arrange seating, build a platform rent an organ and invite the Salvation Army Volunteers of America and city churches to participate. He asks police presence to maintain order and says the saloon will serve no drinks during services. The offer aims to reclaim lost women by bringing religious reform to the basement resorts.
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Chicago
Dave Lewinsohn
Adams
Wabash Avenue
Adams Street
Mendota
Clark and
Lake Streets
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Lewinsohn
Volunteers
Police Department
Cremona Violin Recovered by Indiana Judge
Judge John T. Huston of Patriot, Indiana owns a violin inscribed Cremona Fecit Giuseppe Guarneri 1721. He bought it in May 1964 with Charles Last, a Illinois soldier, while in Rome Georgia, and carried it from Sherman’s march to the sea through the Carolinas to Washington. Joel Bush says the instrument was stolen by Yankee soldiers.
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Aurora
Ind
John T. Huston
Patriot
Cremona
Guisseppe Guarneril
Huston
Indiana
Rome
Charles Last
Sherman
Carolinas
Washington
Italy
Joel Bush
Judge Huston
Pingree Attacks Weist. Judge Seeks Legislature Probe
In Lansing Governor Pingree levels a public rebuke at Judge Howard Weist of Ingham County Circuit. Weist replies by telegraph requesting the legislature investigate his conduct and determine appropriate action based on the evidence.
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Lansing, Mich
Howard Weist
Ingham County
General Marsh
White
Pingree
Weist
Favorite Upset At Oakland Track Across Mixed Results
A large Oakland crowd saw favorites fall as Golder and the Liger Brown stable drew suspensions after a strong showing. Races featured May Girl, Lost Girl, Jim Hale, Lay On, Vulcain, Campus, Heroics, Sagatuck, Frank McConnell, Knight Banneret, Georgie, and Gracious earning notable places amid fast times.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Golder
Liger & Brown
Wedderstrand
Dominick
May Girl
Gold
Spectre
Lost Girl
Maud Perguson
Monrovia
Jim Hale
Bard of Avon
Bab
Emeryville
Lay On
Canmore
Haviland
Vulcain
Specific
Dr. Bernays
Elmida
New Orleans
Dec
Belle Simpson
Tom Gilmore
Sagatuck
Midsummer
Moroni
Frank McConnell
Hood's Brigade
Free Hand
Knight Banneret
Savage
Sir Gallan
Georgie
Jim Conway
Gracious
Gray Dollar
Scorpion
Fast Burlington Mail Sets Record Chicago to Galesburg
The Burlington fast mail sped from Chicago to Galesburg covering 1624 miles in 157 minutes last night. With nine minutes for stops the net time was 148 minutes, an average running speed of 66 miles per hour.
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Chicago
Burlington
Galesburg
Missouri Guarantee Savings and Building Association assigns assets
Made a assignment in the sum of $100,000 to William H Verity trustee for creditors and stockholders. All property included in the assignment. Dec 8 St. Louis report.
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St. Louie
Missouri Guarantee Savings and Building Association
William H Verity
England Faces Financial Panic Risk Amid Endless Debt Chain
London reports deep uncertainty as government borrowing and bullion depletion threaten London money markets. Bank of England actions, reduced balances, and looming need for £50 million army funds signal possible crisis. Americans feel capital stringency as New York resists gold transfers.
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London
Dec
Bank of England
South Africa
China
Stock Exchange
New York
Railroads to curb Chicago tramp influx in winter
Western railroad general managers propose coordinating with city officials to curb the winter tramp wave. They note stock passes enable hoboes to travel to Chicago, with many using one-way tickets when shipped with stock. Railroads may restrict passes to legitimate shippers and employees to cut arrivals.
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Chicago
Chiecaro
Railrogde
Here
Refugees From Pekin Sail With Belgian King Transport
The Belgian King arrives with Pekin refugees including Lieu tenants Cabanni Parker Dr Robert Calturan Mrs Calturan and six children. They traveled 55 days from Manila via Hong Kong and Nagasaki arriving today with the Pekin contingent boarding at Nagasaki.
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San Francisco
Dec
Manila
Hong Kong
Nagasaki
Cabanni
Parker
Robert Calturan
Calturan
Russian Ambassador Hosts Dinner in Istanbul
The Russian ambassador hosted a dinner in Constantinople as part of a formal reception. The event drew diplomatic guests and reflected ongoing relations between Russia and the Ottoman capital.
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Constantinople
Glass display fixtures and cases auction listing
Auction sale of eight show cases each 10 feet long with solid plate glass tops and single sheet plate glass shelves. Includes six plate glass standing cases two window fixtures six hanging fixtures shelf brackets twenty four display forms and four mirrors.
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