Latrobe Steel sale gift sparks board dispute in Latrobe
In Philadelphia and Latrobe the Latrobe Steel Company ratified selling its stake to the One Trell way Steel firm while presenting Merritt C. Smyth with a $10,000 gift for service and negotiations. About 100 shares objected to the gift as the company’s value nears $500,000 with a purchase price of $5,000,000.
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Miladelphia
Latrobe Sitcc
Monerty
Latrabe
Woman Seer Predicts a Disastrous Year
Madame Theher of the French Mother Shinto forecasts next year will be grim. Europe will be disorganized. a crisis, deaths in a German royal family, and an outbreak in Austria. South America faces trouble and bank failures in several nations. An epidemic is predicted in the United States and European artists may perish at sea.
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Europe
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Austria
South America
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Ge Thebes
United States
France
Howara
Chodle Nominated for President of New York Bar
Joseph H. Chodle former ambassador to Great Britain is proposed as president by the nominating commission of the New York Bar association. Reported tonight the nomination will be presented at the January annual meeting in Albany.
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Joseph H. Chodle
Great Britain
New York Bar Association
Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha Narrowly Escapes Assassination
Paris date December 2 reports the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha and the dowager duchess narrowly escaping an attempted killing while escorting her to Goethe station. A Berlin correspondent notes the peril and the couple’s safe escape.
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Dowager Duchess Rescues Man From Crossing Rail Line
In a station scene a man attempted to cross behind a stationary train but did not notice an approaching express on the other track. The dowager duchess seized the man by the duk, pulling him back just in time to prevent tragedy.
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One Boiler Maker Wins Large Lottery Prize
Paria Dee. The latest int pro vide over the drawing of the Paris press lottery. A boiler maker named Cinp- Jersort won the $200,000 prize at today's drawing. Joli Mime Tofer the barracks barmaid won mn aimilpy Peyte tree months ago. Kepler at work when winner news came. fellow workers carried him to the rectory for celebration. Second prize $40,001 went to a small shopkeeper. third $20,000 to a compositor. The lottery is run by the Presse association at Paris under M. Jean Dupuy.
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Eltier
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France
Presa Association
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Despondent Man Ends Life At Grief Stricken Grave
In Patisville Pennsylvania George Alman fifty a despondent over the death of his daughters threw himself upon her grave today and then exploded dynamite on his chest. The blast hurled him into the ground. Authorities reported no further details available.
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Hils
George Alman
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Hin
Plegen
Secret naval message halts ship orders at sea
Brest, France, Dec. 26 report that the sunooat Casaln received a confidential omission at 4 PM. Commander Schwerer has ceased orders and they will not be opened until the vessel is 39 miles at sea.
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Casaln
Schwerer
Signboards to warn autoists of perils
Ey York. More than 0 accidents involving tourists have occurred in the United States and Canada during 3% with many fatal. The American Motor League urges consuls and local proprietors to erect danger signs and guide boards to warn drivers of proximate perils on narrow winding highways. Western Pennsylvania has already posted several signs. The league distributes stencils for making signs, aiming to install over 240 signs nationwide by year’s end.
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Canada
le Monger Pobits
American Mo
Dee of Houghton Joins Paint Webber & Co Firm
Local friends reported yesterday that R. Dee of Houghton Michigan has become a member of Paint Webber & Co. He has managed the Houghton office for eight years and will replace Charles H. Paine who retires. Dee will reside in Boston and the Butte office was opened by the firm.
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Faine-Webber Company
Well known writer dies at 68 in Mayberth home
Laure M. Mowirge a well known newspaper man and writer died today at his Mayberth home from pneumonia He was 68 years old.
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Laure M. Mowirgee
Mayberth
Here
Dwelling Burned on Arthur O'Doutel Ranch Outskirts
A dwelling house on the ranch of Arthur O'Doutel, miles from Billings, was burned yesterday. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night but the structure was destroyed with limited property loss reported. Authorities investigate the cause as a ranch dwelling blaze on the outskirts of town.
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Arthur O'Doutel
Wages dispute between Hoboken girl and mother in McKeesport
Mrs. Lizzie Cargo of Hoboken sues Sarah McVicker for 330.70 alleging her son Newan, a McKeesport mill worker, spent his wages on Miss McVicker against his mother’s wishes. McVicker appeals, claiming the funds were used for courtship. Case to be heard in court.
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Mish McVicker
Civil Service Examinations Postponed for Detention and Watchman-Employer
The United States civil service announces postponement of examinations for detector and watchman-porter roles at Little Mant due to low applicant numbers. Eligible persons are urged to apply and take the exam when rescheduled. Application blanks and further information may be obtained from W. P. Moncke, local representative, at the post office.
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Boycott in Calcutta Turns Violent Against Europeans
In Calcutta and Dengai the native boycott of British rule has escalated into assaults on Europeans. Lieutenant Governor B Fuller of Eastern Bengal and Assam warns students involved in politics risk dismissal from government service and a withdrawal of warrants from offending colleges.
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Dengai
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Bengal
B. Fuller
Assam
Baron Bids for Raise as Title’s Worth It in Europe
In Cleveland an article notes Baron von Seanedler Schwarzz enburg argues European noble titles have value in American money. He seeks support from his father-in-law Philip J. Keldel, a millionaire, while his wife provides only $40 weekly. Keldel counters that no dividend has come from any titled investment, challenging the baron’s demand.
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France
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Jay Gould
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Son-Inlaw
Abs. Jimena Lawson to Arrive from Missoula
Billings December 26 A telegram reports Abs. Jimena Lawson will arrive from Missoula tomorrow morning. Lawson is in charge of pigamy. He has a wife and children.
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Standard
Billings
Abs
Jimena Lawson
Fissoula
Lawson
Steamer Datwick Floated After Gale Near Raquininuit
Victoria report says the steamer Datwick, stranded during a morning gale at Raquininuit, was floated at high tide with no apparent injuries. The incident underscores maritime risk along the coast during severe weather.
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B. C
Raquininuit
Climber Lost on New Zealand Peaks in Terrifying Ordeal
English climber Turner lies hospitalized in Wellington after a brutal ascent on Ngaruhou mountain. A gale forced him from shelter amid snow and near starvation, leaving him delirious and nearly blind before reaching Waiara. Reports also note Rock Island Frisco head Yoakum denying any Atlantic outlet talks. Alexander Dowle was aboard the Admiral Dewey voyage, confined to his cabin but improving.
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Turner
Ngaruhou
Waiara
Kingston
Janmchen
Alexander Dowle
Yion City
Port Antonio
Admiral Dewey
Paris Traveler Inherits Fortune After Distant Cousin Found
In Paris Dev. authorities disclose a commercet traveler named M. Trouhea inherits a fortune of 0,00 francs after long investigation. The deceased, a 78 year old woman with no close relatives, left the estate to a cousin three degrees removed. Written proof of the traveler’s relation was required before the fortune could revert to him.
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Severnl Dass
M. Trouhea
Man Kills Relative in Calabasas Case Report
Clippings record a violent incident in Kern County California where Ralph Higgins shot and killed his sister Reari Midget Dickey, ending her life in a tragedy tied to jealousy. The brief notes mention the sensational, unclear details and reference distant locations including New York and Washington.
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