Reichstag Turmoil Over Tariff Vote Sparks Resignations
Berlin December 2 The Reichstag teetered on a tariff vote with 4 to 2 opposition from some members. Baron von Kardoff's motion to vote was ruled admissible amid protests from the socialists who abstained. President Buesing faced a clash over voting procedure as a minority threatened resignation. In Washington, senator Edge introduced a Philippine bill to lower tariffs on Philippine goods. In Montgomery, Royal Arch Masons elected officers led by Charles R. Bricken and J. P. McQueen. details list several officers and titles.
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Teers
Berlin
Reichstag
Baron von Kardoff
Oten
Herr Singer
Oberan
Staton Ballestrom
Sistenders
Buesing
Lodge
Washington
Edge
United
Royal Arch Masons
Montgomery
Ala
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masunlday
Charles R. Bricken
B. M. Hill
S. H.P
J. P. McQueen
G. K
Tiny Bates
William Hil & T
G A. Beauchamp
Stewart McQueen
G. Cian Estate
GC. FL
Lew Lazarug
W. Sutherland
R. A. Clristian
C. Henderson
W. EB. Bingham
C. AL
Sen
Ingleside Race Card Report Shows Favorites Dominate
At Ingleside track the crowd saw favorites or close contenders win most events. Azarine was the lone outsider taking a first in the opening sprint, with Bedner guiding the winner. Remaining races featured strong performances from favored rivals and seasoned jockeys across distances up to six furlongs.
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Sanciscn
Azarme
Ingleside
Bedner
Hansech
Seilipina
Kansen
Gark
Vonnelly
Secong
Ag Reerness
Ag Reerness, WM Gaheehun
Wime
Lizied
Meirienuse
Pke Murphy
Rey Booker
Homi Uram
Angd
Sam Lazarus
Isc
Hatcher
Vullah
Young Moreno
Rox Tan
Bucelic
Burns
Lup Somenos
Donovan
Orivan
Lid
Bullman
Katanga
Ormond
Monmteagle
Nannia
Fur Angi
Kenileworth
Ranschj
Sad Sam
C. Kelly
Sete
Byron
Lewis
Lord Badgs
Princess Titania
Futurity
aAzarine
Dner
quietLlif Choxier
Oscar ‘Lolle
Palisade
Maraschino
Venada
Saintly
Searchlight
Fi¢Rtan
Ryman
Hollick
Sinsch
Sétond
Arifilia
Rigan
Dig- Rel
Dunblane
Antolee
Hesper
Ian
Lex- Pirate
Tioleta
Brownell
Amazo
Breton
Tirthur Bay
Sterling
Whiskers
Nile
Duke of Rim Rose
Mr. Rose
Bendward
Tizona
Learoyd Weisen
Ganejo
Harry
Matin Bell
Huimetta
Electric wagon mows down man and driver held
George Lamb was killed last evening at 6 o clock after being knocked down and run over on Decatur street by an electric wagon driven by E W Beatty who was arrested and held on reckless driving charges. Lamb died five hours after at his home 256 Decatur street. Beatty posted 100 cash bond and was rearrested awaiting coroner inquest.
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George Lamb
Decatur Street
E. W. Beatty
Lamb
Piedmont Avenue
Martin
Beatty
Recorder
Chicago backs delay of 1905 Olympian Games
In a letter to Paris organizers, H J Furber, head of the local association, says Chicago backers favor postponing the event until 1905 to resolve date and venue. He hints Chicago may be preferred over St Louis, noting heat and a planned naval display would be dropped if St Louis hosted.
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Chicago
Paris
H. J. Furber
Iag
St. Louis
Coast Line appoints S M Wene as Atlanta solicit ing agent
S M Wene is named solicit ing agent for the Atlantic Coast Line in Atlanta with headquarters in the office of Commercial Agent George B Ecker. He arrives this week to assume duties and brings years of traffic experience, previously stationed in Nashville.
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Coast Line
S. M. Wene
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Death of Truant Mary Woolfolk in Oswichee als
Friends of Mr and Mrs Robert W Woolfolk of Oswichee Alabama sympathize with them in the death of their infant daughter Mary Woolfolk aged t months.
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Columbus
Robert W. Woolfolk
Oswichee
Als
Mary Woolfolk
Chanterelle and Latson Fail to Top Heavy New Orleans Card
At New Orleans on December 2 Henry McDaniel and Moabina were the only winning favorites. Chanterelle and Latson, long shots, attracted support, while Weather track was very heavy. Races listed include selling races with numerous horses and odds, and future riding restrictions for Buchanan among Durdey and Herz's yard.
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Henry McDaniel
New Orleans
Moabina
Chanterelle
Latson
Buchanan
Durdell and Herz
Hassellton
Prince
Wen
Naboeckish
O'Connor
Dr. Scharff
Ragtag
Lora Melbourne
Irird Hace Selling
Moahina
W. Hicks
Major Dixon
Robbins
Leviathan
Fuller
Bean
Lennep
Dodie
Georgia Gardner
Chantereila
Patheen
Fontleroy
Chickades
Tillo
Rasselas
Banish
Locust Blossom
Worthington
Ecome
Larson
Haney
Marcos
Otis
Low Woods
Graham
Erne
Barrack
Irving Mayer
Goldaga
Sheriff Bell
Helgerson
Florestan
Wilkerson
Lord Touchwood
Robert G
Lansing
Rankin
Pickles
Aurle B
Hedge Tan
Azusa
Star Gazer
Judge Magee
Lady Like
Peter Duryea
Alvin W. Nahoektlish
Hi Koliar
Pirate
Latuka
Orpheum
My Surprise
Pride of Galore
He Sues For 123 Million Over Huntington Estate
New York December 2 Surrogate Thomas heard argument on a motion to show cause why an inventory of the late G C P Huntington estate should not be used in a proceeding by Walter Horshead a London lawyer now US citizen to recover about 128 million alleged to have been wrongfully diverted from the old Central Pacific Railroad Company Petitioners were given until Friday next to file a brief.
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G. .P. Huntington
New York
Thomas
GC. P. Huntington
Walter Horshead
London
Huntington
Old
Central Pacifica Railroad Company
Wages Hike and Gold Shipment Mentioned in Wires
Spares from the wires report Shamokin division employees notified of a 10 percent wage increase. A $500,000 gold shipment to South America is planned today, with several New York banks showing interest for the Argentine wheat movement. Argentina recently drew on London for gold, but this purchase occurs here due to the lower rate.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
South America
New York
Argentina
London
Linotype Company Considers Amalgamation Talks in London
At a shareholders meeting in London chairman Mr Lawrence confirmed ongoing negotiations to amalgamate all Linotype companies. He said discussions with American and Berlin capitalists were under way and proposals would be put to directors if favorable. A conference with the Canadian firm was also planned.
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London
Linotype Company
Lawrence
Linotype
America
Berlin
City of Cleveland labor law eight hour statute voided
The Ohio Supreme Court declared the eight hour labor law unconstitutional in the Clement Bros. case. The suit arose after Cleveland sought to fine contractors $10 per violation and $200 in settlements, challenging the city’s enforcement of the ordinance.
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Columbus
Obie
Supreme Court Today
Cleveland
Clément “Bros
Supreme Court
Clement
Suit seeks forced sale of Foundry street property
In a western city real estate suit Deputy Clerk A. B. Harrison filed for 18 S. Arkwright against Joseph Moses over a specific performance. The case centers on an October 2, 1902 option granted to R. H. E. Burnham by Moses for a Foundry street property, later transferred to Arkwright who offered the balance of $950 but Moses refused. The petition seeks court order compelling Moses to complete the sale.
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A. B. Harrison
Supperior Court
S. Arkwright
Joseph Moses
R. EB. Burnham
Foundry Street
Haynes Street
R. H E. Burnham
Arkwright
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Millar
ML A. Robinson
T. J. Roberts
John A. Minor
T. H. Kitchins
J. T. Oxford
L. G. Oxford
Ponders Avenue
Oxford Avenue
Robert H. Brown
Fidelity Investment Company
Joan Deed
M. A. Sheehan
Lovejoy Street
Merritts Avenue
C. F. Jackson
Real Estate Trust Company
Fowler Street
Pine
Wiliam
Josephine Rogers
Fourteenth District
Amelia R. Woodall
Dora I. McNeal
Rev. A. C. Ward
No. d
Whitney Horses Sold at Newmarket Sales Prices
At Newmarket England on December 2 William C Whitney's Ballantrae and Spectrum were bought in for 21875 and 18750 dollars. Frank Gardner's Dakota IIIL sold for 9375 dollars. Thousands bid at the blooded stock sale.
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Whitney
Newmarket
England
Wiliam C. Whitney
Ballantrae
Spectrum
Frank Gardner
Bazaar Proves A Success For Grady Maternity Ward
A bazaar held at the home of Mrs. Robert F Maddox by the Old Fashioned Women raised 525 for Grady Hospital maternity ward. Visitors enjoyed features including Indian baskets and a doll raffle judged by Senator West of Valdosta. Mrs Elijah Brown won best Indian basket and Mrs Wilmer Moore best amateur basket.
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Grady Hospital
Robert F. Maddox
Elijah Brown
Wilmer Moore
W. W. Gray
Colonel Butler Price
Senator West
Valdosta
James Dickey, Sr
J. D. Young
Million Barrels Sold Schlitz Beer Exceeds rivals
Schlitz Brewing Co sold over a million barrels of Schlitz beer in the year ending December 1, 1902. The Milwaukee firm, owned by five brothers educated in European brewing, controls every step from materials to bottling. They doubled costs to ensure purity, drilled wells for pure water, and used plate glass cooling, air filtration, Pasteurization, and large aging rooms.
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Schlitz Brewing Co
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Europe
Schutz
Pasteur
Buckeye Mob Still Mutters Over Assailant's Plea
In Trenton Ohio on December 2 Wilam Glassco the assailant of Miss Maloney who narrowly escaped lynching Saturday morning was brought from Gallipolis and pled guilty before Mayor Mountain to a charge of assault with intent to kill. He was jailed before the public knew he had arrived and authorities foresee no trouble though past mutterings render his position dangerous.
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Trenton
Ohio
Wilam Glassco
Miss Maloney
Gallipolis
Mayor Mountain
Glassco
Letters from a Self‑Made Merchant to His Son
An advertisement touts the book Letters from 3 Self-Made Merchant to His Son as a must for college students. It highlights satire, clean moral tone, vernacular style, and notes it is a popular fast seller. Publisher Jno M Miller Co promotes Marietta Street address.
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Jno. M. Miller Co
Marietta St
Temperature and discipline lapse in tropics
Washington December 2 The tropical heat in the Philippines is undermining military discipline. For the second time in a little over a year the commanding general has issued general orders calling attention to careless observance of dress, courtesies and standing orders by both men and officers.
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Washington
Philippines
Five Aldermen Nominated in Augusta Primary
Augusta voters will select five aldermen in the city primary set for tomorrow. Declared candidates include ward representatives T. M. Philpot in the First Ward O R Eve in the Second Ward J J O Connor in the Third Ward Sandy Beaver in the Fourth Ward and H I Barton in the Fifth Ward with the results shaping the city council slate.
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Augusta
Pecay
T. M. Philpot
R. Eve
J. J. O'Connor
Sandy Beaver
H. I. Barton
Alexander J Alexander Dies Noted Kentucky Horse Breeder
Alexander John Alexander nephew of Sir William Alexander and son of Hon. Robert Alexander died suddenly of heart disease at Wand urn Woodford County. He owned the Woodburn farm over 2000 acres in Kentucky and was a renowned breeder of thoroughbreds and trotters with ties to Louisville. The report notes his prominent racing and breeding career and his substantial property holdings. In Mississippi, hog shortages curb stock for feeding due to two years of corn crop shortfalls, hindering farmers seeking stock pigs and shoats.
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Sir William Alexander
Lexington
Alexander John Alexander
Robert Alexander
England
Wand‘urn
Woodford County
Louisville
Woooburn
Kentucky
Maud 5
Alexander
United States
Iie
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
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