Young Ladies Assist Parish Campaign Under Father Callahan
Father Callahan begins winter campaign with 200 young ladies to assist the parish sodality of the Sacred Heart. Aimed to recruit 200 members by New Year and expand church work, improve the church’s future, and install a new organ as the parish grows. The priest, popular but recently ill, pushes ahead with devotion.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality of the Sacred Heart
Father Callahan
Sodality
the Sodality
Ehuneh
Callahan
Omaha
Philippines
Objection Sustained in Lola Honine Case
Judge Anderson sustained the district attorney’s objection to a hypothetical question by Dr Carr in the Lola Ida Honine trial. The court ruled the question would mislead and not instruct the jury. Dr Carr testified about relative positions of Mrs Bonnie and Ayres at the time of the killing.
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Washington
Anderson
Lola Ida Honine
Carr
Ayres
Bonnie and
Prominent promoter arrested on embezzlement charges
Austin Crate of Sumpter identified as a mine and real estate promoter and city official in Whitney. He was arrested today on larceny and embezzlement charges and admitted to bail of $2,000 for a preliminary examination tomorrow. Bank officials withheld details of the defalcation.
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Baker City
Ore
Dee
Sumpter
Austin Crate
General
Bank of Sumpter
City Recorder
Whitney
Boston Election Veers as Three Run for Mayor
In Boston three candidates oppose Mayor Hart with Gen. Patrick A. Collins expected to win by about 7,000 votes. Democratic leaders claim victory while Republicans dispute the margin and confidence in Hart’s re-election persists.
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Boston
Dee
Massachue Rede Ertes
Hart
Teenight
Patrick A. Collins
Hart Bee
Seay
MeKeever and Palmer Rough Ring Crash Ends M Round Bout
Charles McKeever of Philadelphia and Jack Palmer met in Neowceastle on Tyne for a scheduled M round bout. Palmer fouled repeatedly in round one and McKeever dominated before fans spilled into the ring in the early second round, prompting the referee to call the match off.
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Neowceastle-on-Tyne
Des
Charles MeKeever
Philadelphia
Jack Palmer
McKeever
Palmer
Neo
General Wood Departs Washington For Havana Mission
General Wood military governor of Cuba leaves Washington for New York to sail to Havana seeking liberal commercial legislation with Cuba and support for transferring island government to the Cuban president and aides elected in the spring.
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Washington
General Wood
Cuba
New York
Havana
Thurston Secures Victory From Foul in Coast Bout
Chicago fighter Dutch Thurston defeated Charley Burns at the American Athletic Club after Burns landed a low blow in the first round. The six round scheduled match ended after two minutes with Thurston declared the winner. the foul was considered accidental as Burns appeared ahead when the bout stopped.
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Chicago
Thurston
Pacific Coast
Charley Burns
American Athletic Club
Burns
Treaty Cedes Nicaraguan Strip to U S Perpetually
Managua December 4 Dr Ferdinand S amp ez Nicaraguan minister of foreign affairs and William L Merry United States minister to Nicaragua signed a treaty by which Nicaragua agrees to cede a six mile wide section of Nicaraguan territory including the canal route to the United States in perpetuity.
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Managua
Ferdinand Sampez
William L. Merry
United States
Nicaragua
Supreme Court Takes Winter Recess Until January Fourth
Washington reports the United States Supreme Court adjourned for a winter recess through January 4. Justices will resume sessions after the holiday intermission.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Lolay
Caroline Mickle Seeks Roosevelt Help From Allegheny
Dee Washington reports that Mrs. Caroline Mickle of Allegheny Pennsylvania has written to President Roosevelt requesting his intervention or assistance on an unspecified matter.
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Washington
Dee
Caroline Mickle
Allegheny
Roosevelt
Heiress Claims Forged Will In Hawaiian Fortune Case
A woman sues over a fortune claimed from an uncle who left $190000 plus in Hawaii. She alleges the will naming Samuel M. Damon as chief beneficiary was forged and accuses Damon of involvement.
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Charles Brenig
Hawaii
Simeon Wetbert
Samuel M. Damon
Dole
Whereabouts of Captives Near Dubnitza Bulgaria
Information from Salonica places Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka near Rilo five miles south of Dubnitza in Bulgarian territory. A Macedonian provided precise hiding places and names of food suppliers for the brigands and captives. American officers in Turkey are dispatching teams to treat with the bandits and have sought Turkish frontier passage.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Salonica
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Rilo
Dubnitza
Turkey
Teems
Le Drapau to Be Weekly Publication in Paris
Paris reports J Paul Deraulede founder of the League of Patriots says Le Drapau will cease daily issues and return as a weekly paper due to lack of support. He notes it is unclear if the republican plebiscite will participate in the upcoming general elections as a party.
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Paris
J.paul Deraulede
League of Patriots
le Drapau
M. Deroulede
Governor Toole unaware of proposed meeting on rail merger
Special dispatch from Helena reports Governor Toole says he knows nothing about a planned meeting of Northwestern governors to discuss actions against a railroad merger. He states he has only read about it in newspapers and denies any involvement.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Northwestern
Associated Press
Varn Sant
Minnesota
Grand Master Hawley to Probe Strike Conditions
Pittsburg Dec 9 Grand Master Hawley signaled dissatisfaction with the strike’s start and warned that someone may suffer if an investigation shows it began without proper sanction. He implied his presence would have prevented the strike.
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Pittsburg
Hawley
Chile Buys Warships Amid Diplomatic Talks
Santiago de Chile reports Chile has acquired three torpedo boat destroyers and one cruiser. The Argentine minister in Chile and the Chilean foreign minister remain in conference as both nations seek terms on their dispute. Public sentiment here is calm and orderly.
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Santiago de Chilé
Chile
First Oil Bore Reaches Rock in Southern Montana
The Montana Oil and Fuel Company began the first oil bore in Southern Montana at Smaltihorn canyon on the Stelle placer. Manager Fine Jr. arrived about o'clock and found the drill at a depth of 2 feet with solid rock encountered.
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Ditton
Montana
Smaltihorn Canyon
Montana Oil and Buel Company
Stelle Placer
Fine Jr
Plasterer Charles Beal Dies at 33 in Helena Hospital
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena December 9 Charles Beal a Helena plasterer died early this morning at the county hospital from alcoholism He was 33 and left relatives in Waltham Indiana
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Standard
Helena
Charles Beal
Waltham
Ind
Siam Crown Prince Plans First U.S. Visit Next October
Washington reports the Crown prince of Siam has completed arrangements to visit the United States next October. No member of Siam’s royal family has previously visited America.
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Washington
State Department
Siam
United States
Royal Family of
America
Prospect Hill coal mine labor dispute settled
In Vincennes Indiana on December 4 the Prospect Hill coal mine labor trouble ended as operators agreed to pay the scale and non union workers joined the union. All strikers returned to work.
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Vincennes, Ind
Prospect Hill
Prospect of King Edward's Ireland Visit Postponed
Dublin Times correspondent reports that King Edward's planned visit to Ireland may be postponed until after the coronation. The message suggests the trip could be delayed, with timing unclear.
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London
Edward
Ireland
Dublin
Times Telegraphs
Doctor and professor exchange in Mexican golf joke
In a Chicago Tribune spoof, a doctor notes Bolt grows popular in parts of Mexico while a professor replies that the golf of Mextco is nothing new, signaling a light exchange of playful puns.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Mexico
Mextco
Carlisle mine strike halts work as directors meet tonight
Carlisle mine workers seize control amid pay dispute at the East Butte property leased to Butte Anaconda Copper Mining. A meeting of company directors is planned for tonight to decide actions as the shaft nears 200 feet and a cross-cut advances toward the vein. The bond stands at 60 000 dollars with a 15 000 original lease owed to John E. Lloyd.
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Carlisle
East Butte
Butte-Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. D. Thornton
John E. Lloyd
Dishes of Other Nationalities Hit American Tables
A discussion of immigrant cuisines in U S cities notes how German French Italian Spanish Spanish foods and Japanese Chinese dishes have enriched American cookery. It highlights delicatessen items like marzipan gemuse melange and various preserved vegetables meats and seafood from multiple national traditions.
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Literary Digest
American Kitchen Magazine
George W . Walsh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chinatown
de Hicatessen
Walsh
Gemuse-Melange
Germany
Spain
Italy
France
Japan
Ishinoi Kingdom
Private Grasgrum Placed On Bread and Water
In a Pick-Me-Up note the private is punished three days on bread and water for slovenly parade turnout. The sergeant suggests the captain intervene and assign meat and soup for balance, noting the private is vegetarian.
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Sargeant
Grasgrum
Ho Makes the Blind See and the Dent Heunr Cure
An 19th century advertisement touts a universal cure for blind, weak, nervous, dyspeptic, catarrhal, asthma and consumption cases marketed to Europe and the Orient. It claims wide healing powers and targets diverse ailments in a single remedy.
Yelle Medical Institute Offer for Free Treatment Until Cure
All who call or address the Yelle Medical Institute before December 15 will receive free treatment until cured with necessary medicines. Yellek claims rapid permanent cures using secret preparations from Europe Australia Africa and the Orient. He advertises high testimonials and cures for catarrh deafness bronchitis asthma consumption nervous dyspepsia kidney liver stomach blood disorders piles bladder urinary troubles rheumatism paralysis neuralgia sciatica diseases of women cancerous tumors fibroids and ovarian conditions cured without surgery.
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Yellek
Europe
Australia
South Africa
Orient
America
Doctor Restores Sight in Minutes for Born Blind Patients
Dr Yellek performs cataract removal in twenty minutes with immediate vision return. Consultation and examination free. Office hours 9 a m to 9 p m.
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Yellek
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