Memorial Tower Honors Cleveland Notables In Attendance
Princeton University and the Cleveland Memorial Tower were dedicated in New Jersey with a global delegation including former presidents Taft and presidents from European universities. Richard Cleveland raised a flag from the White House and a portrait hung in the graduate college as part of the ceremony.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeto University
Grover Cleveland
Qu College
Andrew F West
Graduate College
Hibsen
Alois Rethl
University of Berling
Arthur Shinpley
Christ College
University of Cambridge
Arthur Denis Godley
Universit of Oxford
Emile Testeroux
University of Paris
Nicholas Murray Gutter
Coimbra University
University of Ute
Cleveland Memorial Tower
Richard V. Lindabury
Cleveland Monument Association
Taft
Grover Cleyveand
Ars
Cleveland
Richard Cleveland
Wilte House
Mr. Cleveland
Hunters Bound Over After Killing a Fawn in District Court
Elmer Fredrickson and Victor Van Kalto were bound over for trial in district court after a preliminary hearing on charges of killing a fawn. State witness W. J. Honey testified the animal was under one year old and that Deputy Game official A. Joluiwon arrested the defendants in Dewey on October 16. Preston Preston testified the pair killed the animal and that Vanhalte possessed the animal at the time of arrest.
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Elmer Fredrickson
Victor Vankalto
Fystice Shen
W. J. Honey
Oc. A. Joluiwon
Ot Dewey
Prestrickson
Vanhalte
Divorced Woman Seeks Support for Three Children
The case notes Martha Callas was granted custody of John Mary and Raymond Galilna with the mother ordered to support them from Centerville. She claims the father provided nothing for four to five years and has faced attorney fees. Details include a New York bankers sale of Nicargua holdings and a jewelry agent listing.
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Martha
Callas
Dot 2
Una
Abe
John Mary
Raymond Galilna
Whey
Mercta
Altunion
Allias
Centerville
Mre
Collins
Reas
Wen Ihiho
EW York Bankers
Mortgage Boom In Butte Real Estate Growth Surges
In Butte, a large mortgage on a Park Street corner building is paid off, with 7 percent interest and additional loans used to finance a new inn. A local real estate man notes rising lender confidence as more funds become available for business property. A separate Western loan discussion aims to fund a 100000 expansion project in the city. Washington report cites commission appointments and political context.
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Butte
Savi Neatly Company
Sius Havings
Hanly
Enywethouse
Waco
Reins Copper Company and Anaconda Dealings Revealed
The historical record describes the Reins Copper Company in receivership with ties to the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. It notes leases, property reinvestment plans, and Col. Guffey's arrangements, including redemption rights and subsequent judgments. The piece covers stock, debts, and the 1908 halt due to a financial panic, with details on ore results and deep shaft work.
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Lee Aaconi
Ryan Nil
Aniwontia Copper
Minkug Ounikiny
Combi Stott
Combi Stott Wierhie
Gan
Combinetien
Ion
BTR
Jorg
Wen Toel Cinse
Itehys Copper Company
Belus
Salements
Colonel Gultey
Pennsylvania
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Annaderalaniling
Guffey
Ansenmric 4
Huter
Otteral Lemans
Guffey Tassel Go
Ble Company
Apnofonda
Wwe
Louise
I Jmp
Wale
Pink
Elo
Menderville
Mbtrios
Lorada
Prank J W . Marand
W W. Mebow Sitt
Gu Staplaton
WW. F. Johnson
Reins
Tilisburg
Neerme
Tewels
Hla
Reins Company
Dr. Reins
Hirwene
Wetglf
Beneht
Elair
Mankind Relgious Leader Elected Moderator At Council Session
The national council of Congregational churches opened its triennial session in Kansas City. Charles R. Brown, 51, was elected moderator after a brief ballot, with Beardsley named assistant moderator and A C Garner chosen second assistant. The doctrinal statement was debated amid calls for church unity, and greetings were sent to other denominations. Brown led prior relief work and Chicago fire aid, a Callender Congregational pastor and Boston University trained.
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Charen R. Brown
Divinity School
Wyle University
Linton
National Council of Con- Boputional Churches
Lonigtt
The
Hey
Boynton
Terfeton
JayMan
JayMan As Infilerator Was Sil
WW. W. Mills
Marietta
Chile
Honey M. Beardsley
Janing City
Wyether
Peny. Brown
Ma. Beardsley
A. C. Garner
Washington
TD. C
Commission of 15
Tomurray
God
Father
Jesus
Christ
Saylor
Church
Carist
Iuslon
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Vision
New York
Universalist Church
Chicago
Brown
Firet Congregational
Callend
Cal
San Francisco
Tle
Boston University
Interference Alleged in Local Paper Ownership Dispute
An editorial battle unfolds over control of the paper as Tebert Wheta Ashanwagsur and associates challenge Warren, Lewis, Roberts, and others. Accusations include obstruction of publication, attempted suppression of the Sunday issue, and pressure affecting editorial policy and disclosure. The dispute centers on changes from St Boyle Star to New Stowa Town in ownership and direction.
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Latus
Warren
Tacday
Curt Uslili
Weberts and
Balsyare BS
Bewts Tran
Tebert
Ashanwagsur
Contol
Lewis
Vith Roberts
Warren Elu
Montreal
Flo
Askhey
St. Boyle
St. Towa
Patersons Union Trouble Rises From Rivalry
Thirteenth of December session of the Textile Workers of America conven tion reports renewed attacks on dovlistrial workers and strikes in progress. Officers and committees issue numerous recommendations. Secretary notes sound finances and claims the union won its labor battle while criticizing the Industrial Workers of the World for tactics contributing to tensions between workers and employers in Paterson.
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Thiradelptia
Textile Workers of America
Industrial Workers of the World Ik
Tival Jaler
Aber Smog
Wy Piterson
Three Soldiers Killed by Lightning on Train Route
A torn account reports that three soldiers were killed and several wounded when a lightning strike hit a wagon train between Texas City and Galveston. The detachment from the Sixth United States Army faced the blast while en route for target practice, with horses and mules knocked down and many soldiers shocked. Names mentioned include Monroe Morris George John Zimmer and Kresimene while Tesus and Alouch are noted in fragments.
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Houston
Tesus
United States
Texas City
Galveston
Monroe Morris
George John Zimmer
Kresimene
Iveston
Change of Plans Ordered for German Embassy Building
Berlin reports that Prof Bruno Atoehring's plans for the new German Embassy at Washington were rejected after a yesterday meeting between Emperor William and Count von Dernatarft. The court architect Erne von Thne's design was adopted and the embassy will be built accordingly.
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Berlin
Bruno Atoehring
Wosilanton
Emypurar Williant
Count von Dernatarft
United States
Erne
von Thne
Death by own action shocks town report
A man described as a hermit named Tames Harvey Forlani was found dead on the roadside after several days of illness. Witnesses say he appeared to swallow a substance yesterday evening and again this morning, with sanitation officials noting the cause as self harm. A pallbearer later transported the body.
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Dell
Harvey Forlani
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