Germany Faces Major Debated Tariff Bill Battle in Reichstag
Berlin floats a heated clash over bread price tariffs with Chancellor von Buelow urging moderation. Opponents frame the measure as bread usury while business and socialist factions unite against higher food costs amid industrial strain. The debate signals a stormy period of political disturbance as Germany leans on commercial treaties to aid industry while pledging support to agrarian interests.
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Berlin
Count von Buerow
Germany
Reichstag
United States
America
Agrarian Party
Decate
Great Britain
Count von Buelow
Helen Wilm ans Post in Federal Fraud Probe
Helen Wilm ans Post former Atlantan known as founder of Mental Science faces federal court for alleged mail fraud tied to her Sea breeze enterprise and publishing operations. The case centers on claims of healing fraud via mailed letters and pamphlets, with co-defendant C F Burgman and C C Post named in conspiracy counts.
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Elen Wilmans-Post
Crew Street
Post
Helen W3lmans
C. C. Post
Charles Frederick Burgman
United States
Jacksonville
Federel Court
Daytona
Halifax River
Seabreeze
Mental Science
W. H. McCormick
Fred D. Peer
Ofice
Peer
W M. Archibald
Floria
Helen Post
Ellen Wilmang
Post Office
Charlies F Burgman
Helen Wilmans
Charles F Burgman
Mrs Post
Burgman
C. F. Burgman
Mra. Post
Germany
Red Men
California
Concern
Freedom
C .F. Burgman
C . Post
C. Eldridge
A. P
Bhekson
M. F. Knox
Eugene
Stepping Forward Muse Clothing Co Expands Next Spring
The Geo. Muse Clothing Co. plans a substantial expansion in spring. Presently crowded yet bright and busy, the store is praised as the lightest and cheerfullest place for men's shopping in the region. Quality remains the business mainspring and will be fiercely guarded.
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Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Rain-Coats and Mackintosh Styles by lxatri-Coats
The notice extols rain-coats that double as overcoats and mackintoshes with a distinct cut and swagger. It warns against low priced imitations and recommends paying a fair price for a genuine rain-coat, offering models without rubber from $12.50 and up and a Priestly Crav enette at $25.
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Priestly Cravenette
Bank Looted by Forgery Abscounter Remanded in London Case
London reports the Bank of Liverpool robbery involving forgeries totaling about £170,000. Bookmaker F T Kelly and pugilist Dick Burge, with others, were remanded after a partial hearing at Bow Street. Key figures include Goudie the bookkeeper, Laurie Marks, and R W Hudson, with a complex chain of forged checks traced to multiple accomplices and large cash transfers.
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London
Thomas Patterson Goodle
Bank of Liverpool
Bootle
Goudie
Dick” Burge
F. T. Kelly
Bradford
Bow Street
Charles Matthews
Kelly
Laurie Marks
Burge
R W Hudson
Credit Lyonnaise
Hudson
Marka
Marks
Mances
King Edward to visit Cannes end January
The Tribune de Cannes reports King Edward plans a Cannes visit at the end of January after parliament opens. Hamburg telegram notes three cargoes of arms and ammunition will depart for South America this week, two to Chile and one to Argentina. Rumors in Liverpool speak of a large £6,000,000 shipping deal being negotiated. American interests may take over Samuel & Co. large shipping business. Lord Dudley is expected to succeed Lord Cadogan as vice regal Ireland.
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United States
Post Office Department of the
Helen Wilmans-Post
California
Baker
San Francisco
San Franisco
Chicago
C. C. Post
Post
Tim
Uhredge
Haymarket
Douglasville
Freeling
Atlanta
Douglasville Post
Bishop
Helen Wilman
Northen
Boston
Seabreeze
Fin
Helen Wilmans
Tribune de Cannes
Edward
Cannes
Hamburg
South America
Chile
Liverpool
Samuel & Co
Lord Dudley
Lord Cadogan
Ireland
Directors of Associated Bill Posters Meet in Louisville
Sparks from the Wires reports that the directors of the Associated Bill Posters and Distributors will meet in Louisville at 10 o clock and will travel to Washington for several days. Charles J T Bryan of Cleveland is president, with directors from all sections of the country in attendance. The Travelers Protective Association officers did not change the national meeting venue from Portland, and two NY Merchants Association members reported that delegates favored creating a cabinet department of commerce and industry.
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Associated Bill Posters and Distributors
Louisville
Washington
Charles JT. Bryan
Cleveland
Travelers' Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Louis T Labecanme
Mesera
Henry Towne
W. A. Marble
Charles R Lamb
Merchants’ Association of New York
National Association of Manuufacturers
Ith
Department of Commerce and Industry
Piles Cure Claim From Mrs Kenmore Reported
A Southern Omaha woman says she suffered pro truding piles for years and avoided surgery before using Pyramid Pile Cure. She reports rapid relief with no return of symptoms. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box. This ad cites Pyramid Drug Co for the cure guide.
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Wm. Kenmore
Omaha
Pyramid Drug Co
Mar- Ball
Policy voided by lie robs heirs of insurance payoff
Heirs of Paul B Swetlick sought $25,000 from Home Life Insurance Co of New York after his 1892 death. An appellate ruling said the policy hinged on truthful answers at application and remanded for a new trial, noting Swetlick’s falsity voided the contract.
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St. Louis
United States Court of Appeals
John Q. Meyerg
Paul B. Swetlick
Topeka
Kans
Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
Home Insurance Company
United States Circuit Court of Kansas
Swedlek
Elmer B Adams
Cae
Circuit Court
Hartford Prize Fight Report Brings Calls for Tightened Laws
Secretary S H Thrasher of the State Law and Order League reports on the McGovern-Corbett prize fight in Hartford on Thanksgiving Day. He notes a brutal main bout and a dislocating injury in the preliminary bout, claims witnesses agree it was clearly legal, and urges severe restrictive legislation at the next legislature to test the matter in court.
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Law and Order League
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
S. H. Thrasher
State Law and Order League
Burke
Connecticut
America
Annual Session of A F L in Scranton Today
In Scranton Pa December 2 the executive council of the Federation of Labor met past midnight. Plans to federation of all metal workers were outlined in St Louis last year and to be refined at the convention. Jurisdiction fights loom among firemen miners woodworkers and longshoremen with the miners and stationary firemen set for a main clash. President Schamb of the firemen will fiery address on last summer’s replacement of striking colliery firemen by miners.
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Scranton
The
Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Penna
Schamb
Chicago Democrats Split Over County Committee Leadership
Chicago reports a split in Cook county central committee with two factions meeting separately. One group led by Chairman Thomas Gahan met at the Sherman house, while the other under Robert E Burke convened at Democratic headquarters. Gahan supporters were barred from the headquarters and returned to the Sherman house.
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Gahan
Burke
Chicago
Cook County Central Committee
Thomas Gahan
Sherman House
Robert E Burke
Heirs to Fortune Are Found in Newark
In New York the discovery of Patrick Manning's heirs is announced. Mgr Doane and clergy traced relatives in Newark, N J including Miss Theresa V Manning and five nephews and nieces. Manning, once Newark resident turned western miner, died wealthy leaving uncertain heirs.
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Mgr. Doane
Manning
New York
Mgr Doane
Patrick Manning
Kalispel
Mont
Newark
N. J
Misa Theresa V. Manning
Local street addresses and shop names listed in notice
Hono J W Cotton Forsyth street Wells Willis Peters street a J Childress Peters arrest W Matthews McDaniel street G G Hannah Windsor street J W Sharpe Baker street Paul Toland Co Battle Hill 78S Holland Big Bonanza Cigar Store.
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J. W. Cotton
Forsyth Street
Wells & Willis
Peters Street
Paul Toland & Co
Battle Hill
Holland
Big Bonanza Cigar
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Waycross
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Ehalii
Liverpool Institution
Millar
Ville Park
Cescareta
Thay
H J. McGworn
Chap- Street
Collng
W. Va
Iakil
Hess
Cr. Bodick
Chase City
Sterling Remedy Co
Jas Putman
Sardi
Haney
Epworth
Piurray Hill Club
Hiduics & CD
Cincinnati, O
Federal
Appelate Court
Swetlick
Chicago Democrats
Harris
Louisvile
Walter B. Harris
Louisville Dental College
Carlisle
Bankers and Merchants’ National Bank
Dallas
Tex
Vincennes
Ind
R. W. Frear
Pocahontas
Ark
Virginia
Avenue Hotel
Athrman
Austell
H. Comer
Hemphill Avenue
G. Y. Pierce
Marietta Street
A. J. Childress
W. ©. Matthews
McDaniel Street
Hannah
Windsor Street
C. A. Tappan & Co
Highland
J. W. Sharpe
Baker Street
A. L. Garrison
Gicars
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