Emperors Delitzsch Lectures Stir Orthodox Alarm in Berlin
Berlin reports say Emperor William’s approval of Delitzsch on Hebrew origins unsettles ultra orthodox circles. He praised the scholar after a lecture, and the issue echoes as the emperor pushes toward church unity while other diplomatic moves unfold with General Porter and the American embassy in Paris.
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Berlin
William
Delitzsch
Gotha
Delugsch
Babylonia
Academy of Science
Countess der von Linden
Bonn University
Horace Porter
United States
France
Porter
Admiral von Tirpitz
Imperial Admiralty
Prince Henry
Prussia
Henry
H. Beeler
Hay
von Holleben
Foreign Office
Monay
Ballin
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Weigand
Lloyd Ine
New York
Lokal Anzeiger
Herren Ballin and Wiegand
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Deutsche Tages Zeitung Has Printed An Article Notifying the Tariff Committee
Crowe Suspected in Creede Kidnapping Case
District Attorney James D. Pilcher reports Edwin V. Wilber held in Creede Colorado may be Pat Crowe, charged with kidnapping the Cudahy boy. Wilber’s age, build, and appearance match Crowe per Omaha police chief J J Donahue. Wilbur also known to associate with a man matching No 2 description.
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Donahue
Police Chief Doubts Creede Forger Is Pat Crowe
Omaha January 18. Chief Donahue doubts the man arrested in Creede for forgery under the name Wilbur is Pat Crowe. He says Crowe is intellectually incapable of such work but will investigate further.
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Omaha
Donahue
St Creede
Wilbur
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Former Town Treasurer Confesses Graft in Massachusetts
Albert Jennings of Wellesley admitted guilt to forgery and embezzlement to selectmen, stating the amount involved is 25 000 dollars. He had been arrested on a charge regarding a 5 000 dollar note and was released on 4 000 dollars bail.
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Wellesley
Mass
This Place
Albert Jennings
Jennings
Warren ill with neuralgia in head and face
United States Senator Francis E. Warren, at his Cheyenne home since Congress adjourned for the holidays, is suffering an acute neuralgia in his head and face with rheumatism in his right leg. He expects to return to Washington within a week.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Francis E. Warren
Congress
Washington
Insurgents Surrender at Cebu and Taglibaran Oath
The War Department reports 365 insurgents surrendered to Brigadier General James F. Wade at Cebu on January 14. On January 15 they took an oath at Taglibaran, Bohol.
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Washington
War Department
James F. Wade
Cebu
P. L
Taglibaran
Bohol
Emperor William Bids Welcome to Coquelin Senior
Berlin reports Emperor William received the veteran French actor Coquelin senior during his current engagement at the Royal Theater. The visit marks a notable cultural exchange as Coquelin performs in the German capital.
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Berlin
William
Coquelin, Sr
Royal Theater
Washington Note: Wu Seeks Restoration Talks with Hay
Washington dispatch reports Minister Wu pressed Secretary Hay on January 18 regarding restoration efforts. The exchange occurred amid ongoing diplomatic maneuvering as negotiations proceed.
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Washington
Hay
Chinese silver bullion recovered by marines at Tientsin
The Chinese government’s silver bullion valued at 376,600 dollars, seized by American marines as part of salt revenue, is to be returned. Secretary Long considered transferring it earlier but no Chinese official was available. Mr Wu is now ordered to receive the funds.
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Tientsin
Long
Billings Boy Pursues Art in San Francisco Journey
Jerome Hirsh, a Billings native, leaves a bookkeeper job to study painting in San Francisco. He has sold a painting for 1000 dollars to a European-traveled connoisseur and supports himself by morning work at a public library while devoting afternoons to art. His family in Billings remains hopeful for his success.
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Billings
Phallings
Jerome Hirsh
San Francisco
Hirsh
Young Hirsh
Europe
Supreme Court to Hear Two Gambling and Theft Appeals
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Montana Supreme Court will begin hearings Monday on two cases. The state versus Stevenson involves grand larceny. the state versus Towner concerns a gambling law conviction and a $100 fine with jail for nonpayment. Towner appeals arguing the daily $2 jail pay and perpetual confinement violate the constitution's cruel and unusual punishment clause. The court calendar shows 241 cases for the year and notes a two and a half year backlog. F A Carnal, U of Michigan graduate, was admitted to practice and plans to locate in Havre.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Stevenson
Towner
District Court
Teton County
Bow County
T. O. Towner
McClernan
F. A. Carnal
University of Michigan
Albert I. Loeb
Havre
Market Summary Reads Mixed As Bank Strength Supports Stocks
New York jan 18 unchanged from prior day with strong bank statement. Gains in coalers and industrials faded as profit taking pushed some issues lower. bonds showed subdued investment demand and several railway and utility shares fluctuated amid mixed domestic and international signals.
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New York
Bank of Germany
Germany
Chicago
Burlngton & Quincy
United States
Wallace Mix case seeks new trial against Northern Pacific
In Helena the federal court notes attorney William Wallace Jr files a motion for a new trial in Wallace Mix versus Northern Pacific. Mix, a brakeman injured east of Missoula, won $10,000. The Northern Pacific contests alleged instructional errors and insufficient evidence. Elling v Oakes and receivers dismissed for lack of prosecution over land damages in Madison County. Willam Beebe bankruptcy discharge petition set for Feb 5 in Butte. Northern Pacific reports costs of 295,580 in the Freebury case.
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The
Standard
Helena
William Wallace, Jr
Northern Pactic Railroad
United States
Wallace Mix
Faeifie
Mix
Missoula
Elling
Oakes
Northern Pacific
Knowles
Henry Elling
Virginia City
Madison County
Butte
Willam Beebe
Freebury Cass
Assabet Mill Spinners End Strike and Return to Work
Maynard Mass Jan 18 Under the promise that the American Woolen company will meet them half way the striking spinners of the Assabet mill who stopped work early in the week to enforce a demand for an adjustment of grievances will return to their places Monday pending a further agreement.
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Maynard
Mass
Assabet Mil
Judge Denies New Trial in Sullivan Conspiracy Case
In Chicago on January 18 Judge Smith denied a motion for a new trial for Alex Sullivan who was convicted of conspiring to prevent fugitive James Lynch from entering the state. The court also took arrest of judgment under advisement.
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Chicago
Smith
Alex Sullivan
James Lynch
Ade Visits Lafayette Fair Tales End In Hay Load Punchline
George Ade recounts a Lafayette Indiana street fair visit with Hoo sier tales. A country boy and his father haul hay to town for attractions. The hotel keeper lures the pair to the show despite the father’s absence under the hay load.
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New York Times
George Ade
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Lalu
Helena Deputy Sheriff Nabs McBride in Check Passing Ring
Deputy Sheriff Scharrenbroich arrested Hugh McBride for attempting to pass spurious checks. Authorities believe he partnered with Heer son, with prior incidents at Rabb's meat market and Charles Nelson's saloon. McBride showed signs of intoxication and had only a few dollars on arrest after a three day lookout.
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Standard
Helena
Jan
Sherif Scharrenbroich
Hugh McBride
McBride
Heerson
Melbride
Rabb
Cruse Suavines Bank
B. J. Johnson
The Shahs Chair Exhibit At Brooklyn Museum
A 75 inch high Persian chair from a mosque is on display in the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences square gallery. Brought to Cairo and donated by George C. Brackett, secretary of the board of trustees, its copper and gold ornaments decorate carved woodwork likely crafted in the last century.
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New York Tribune
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Cairo
George C. Brackett
Board of Trustees
Britain invites tenders for 10 torpedo boat destroyers
Glasgow Jan 18 The British government invites tenders for 10 torpedo boat destroyers described as larger and stronger yet slower than prior builds. The plan envisions 20 to 25 knots with superior power reliability and greater coal economy to offset the slower speed.
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Glasgow
A Silver Lining From the New York Weekly Sun Times
Mrs Kindlie asks if the tramp has a hard time. He replies that every cloud has a silver lining and he is not worried to death by autograph hunters.
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New York Weekly Sun- Times
Trade Totals Highlight Weekly Metal and Import Values
The week shows 793 920 in silver and 527 000 in gold as country totals. New York port imports of dry goods and merchandise are valued at 11 027 835 dollars for the week.
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New York
Bank Statement Shows Large Increases in Loans and Deposits
New York report details bank figures for January 18. Loans rise to $867,529,100 with a $3,292,300 gain, deposits grow to $33,722,200 up $11,739,600, and reserves increase by $9,087,900. Surplus climbs to $19,061,150 as reserves meet higher requirements.
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New York
Associated Bank
New York Financier reports banks gain and reserve shifts
The statement of associated banks shows a weekly cash gain of 9 087 900 with 8 942 600 in specie and 95 300 in legal tenders. Loans rose 3 292 200 while deposits increased 11 739 600. surplus reserve grew to 19 061 400 as of week end, with total cash reserves better than last year’s peak.
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New York
Hawadien
Stock Exchange
Market Report: Lake Cover Rates Steady at Quotation
New York reports lake cover rates unchanged from yesterday with the largest sellers near a price similar to Wige for spot. Quotations show ise for lake ise for electrolytic and ive for casting. Tin remains quiet near previous levels and lead stays dull and unchanged. Spelter holds at 4.35e, iron is inactive though steady.
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New York
Loc
Spelter
London stocks ease as copper steadies amid price rumors
The Commercial Advertiser reports a quiet trade with South African shares firming on revival rumors. American stocks mirrored New York. Amsterdam prices moved slightly. Copper stocks held firm on Amalgamated strength, with a new metal price cut anticipated in the United States. The German bank cut the discount rate from 4 to 3 percent, aiding Prussian loans, making a Bank of England cut seem likely.
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New York
London
Amsterdam
America
Bank of England
Chicago Markets Gain Strength on Widening Wheat Tone
Chicago at the open shows light wheat trade but improves as spot futures and dry weather damage reports bolster sentiment. May wheat climbs to near 6 3/4 cents, corn and oats rise on shorts covering and bullish cables, while May pork and ribs tighten with firm night offerings and overall grain strength.
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Chicago
Miho 'O Msu Soc
Kansas City
St. Louis
Buffalo
St. Lou's
Sic
Ant
Shorts
Fragmentary Oregon Market Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions valley Oregon with references to wool, mountains, plains, and lamb terms. No clear event, date, or named organizations identified.
London Stock Market Briefs January 18
Consols for money and for the account quoted at 3 16. Anaconda 6 depots Lé%? Atchison 78% with preferred 1% gain. Canadian Pacific Us Northern Pacific 2: Southern Pacific 61. Union Pacific 14% and Union Pacific preferred 91. Bar silver steady at 2 9 l6d. Money 3 per cent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacffc
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Ohio miners approve 0.5 percent annual defense fund
Miners in Columbus Jan 18 adopt a resolution to tax members one half of one percent. The fund, estimated at about 50000 dollars per year, will be used to oppose the De Armits in Belmont county and operators in the Jackson county district over the labor question.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miners of
de Armits
Belmont County
Jackson County
Strikers Yet to Return at American Car and Foundry
Jeffersonville Indiana January 18 strikers at American Car and Foundry remain off the job. President Mulcahy of the International Wood Workers Association arrived tonight and will present an official statement of the workers grievances to the company.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Mulcahy
International Wood Workers’ Association
Grain prices and shipments listed in market prices page
The record shows bids for flour types and grades with prices per barrel and per bushel, including No 1 Maxseed and No 3 spring wheat. It also lists pork prices per barrel and per 100 pounds and specifies monthly receipts and shipments of flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and live stock.
Bank Reimbursed in Townsend Case for $20,000
Bristol County National Bank received $20,000 from Townsend's bondsmen today after the former cashier Harry H. Townsend is alleged to have misappropriated $25,000 from the bank. It is expected the bank will absorb the remaining $5,000 and far more up to $150,000.
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Taunton
Mass
Bristol County National Bank
Harry H. Townsend
Governor Odell Removes Buffalo Sheriff Caldwell
Governor Odell announced the removal of Sheriff Caldwell of Buffalo after reviewing the charge against him. Frank T. Coppins is appointed to succeed Mr. Caldwell.
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Albany
N. Y
Odell
Caldwell
Buffalo
Frank T. Coppins
Market Report from Chicago Livestock Auction
Chicago cattle and hog receipts show steady to moderate demand with mixed prices. Cattle include cows at 1.25 to 2.25, calves 2.50 to 5.25, and Texas fed steers 3.25 to 15.60. hogs range from 4.00 to 6.60 with light weight at 3.00 to 6.10. sheep and lambs show weak demand with western and native lots around 3.60 to 5.10 for various grades.
Taylor Resigns From Republic Iron and Steel Leader
W R Taylor vice president and general manager of Republic Iron and Steel company resigns in Youngstown Ohio on January 18 amid executive changes.
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Youngstown
Ohio
W. R. Taylor
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Morgan rep denies push to fuse major steamship lines
A J P Morgan & Co representative in New York on January 18 refuted claims that J P Morgan planned to form a large steamship combine to absorb the American Leyland White Star lines and other firms. The denial framed the report as unfounded and not under consideration.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Market Report from Omaha Livestock Prices January 18
Cattle receipts around 100 head with mixed prices. Native steers about 400.75, cows and heifers 24.74 to 24.80, western steers 3.75 to 5.10, Texas steers 3.00 to 4.40, calves near 36.0, stockers 2.80 to 4.0, bulls and stags 2.44. Hogs receipts 8,100 with higher sales. heavy hogs 20.06 to 20.55, mixed 6.10 to 6.20, lights 4.80 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 1,000. market steady. fed muttons 4.27 to 5.10, westerns 3.75 to 4.90, ewes 3.07 to 4.10, lambs 4.50 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Omaha
Texas
Steamer Howard Goes Ashore at Sewell's Port
Newport News January 18 The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company's steamer Howard bound from Boston with passengers and freight went ashore today at Sewell's Port opposite Newport News. Sea conditions are light and the vessel is not in danger.
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Newport News
Merchante & Miners’ Transportation Company
Howard
Boston
Sewell
Funston to Seek Medical Aid in Kansas City
Dr. Ernest Robinson said General Funston will travel to Kansas City soon for treatment after postoperative trouble from the Manila appendicitis operation. He refused to discuss further details about the case.
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Kansas City
Ernest Robinson
General Funston
Manila
Import and export of specie at New York port
New York report indicates weekly imports of specie totaling 27 406 dollars in gold and 85 559 dollars in silver. Exports of specie from this port to all destinations are noted in the same dispatch.
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New York
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts around 100 with prices listed for Texas cows native cows and heifers stockers and feeders bulls calves and more. Hog receipts about 6000 with bulk sales around 5 to 6.50 per hundredweight and various grades noted. No market activity for pigs and other items in the fragment.
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Kansas City
Texas
Parkers
Spring wools and Nevada trade report
San Francisco dispatch notes early-season wool movements with references to Nevada and Western markets. Sparse lines outline wool qualities and tentative sales or demand signals in the January period.
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San Francisco
Nevada
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Colorado City
Senator Warren I
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BSS
Chater
Cicago
Abe
Colorado Southern
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Rio Grande
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Lowa
Erle & Weetern
Louisville & Naahville
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Romer Drolioume
Jon Eco
Missouri
Macith
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Gabe
Aden
Aeberueehveess
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MOE
Southern Railway
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Canadian Pac
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Anaconda Mining
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Rene Neee International Paper
Aesanes Peete
International Power
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Seren
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Pacific Coast
Pean Senor
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Republic
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Federal
Hugh MeBride
Shah's
the Financial Review
Metal Market
London Financial Cablegram
Coe Commission Co
Minneapolis
Montana
Harbour
A. C. Martin
Pittsburg
William A. Pryor
Great Falls
Central Avenue
F. E B. Hewett
Livingston
W. L. Alfred
Bozeman
Gallatin
J. J. Stewart
Gruwell
F. R. Bunnell
East Park Street
Thomas N. Snyder
Anaconda Standard
Valley
Oregon
Humboldt
Mendocino
Mountain
South Plains
Miners’ Defense Fund
Chicago Livestock
Mr. Taylor
Morgan
Omaha Livestock
Funston
Sete Coord
Kansas City Livestock
M. FE. Mayer
N. Montana
McClure Bros
N. Main St
John R. Bapty
Hamilton St
Main St. Butte
New Orleans
G. Venter
P. O
New York City
Otto A ., Olson
Oofr
Dresden
Miss Whitaker
Morris Kik
W. A. Smith
Montana Book Co
Lyman
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Cockrell
Cunard Lines
Staats Zeitung
Lloyd
Hall Bros
E. Broadway
Butte, Montana
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