Boy Stabs Classmate In Street Tragedy In New Port
Cincinnati dispatch reports a deadly street stabbing after a school quarrel. Joseph Creelman, 11, was fatally stabbed by classmate Eddie Armines following a quarrel in the hall. A third boy threw a brick. Creelman attacked Armines as he fled to the engine house. Armines surrendered to police after his uncle, a local captain, learned the motive and details.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Newport
Joseph Creelman
Eqdie Armines
Creelman
Armines
Plummer
Representatives of All Western Roads Meet in New York
In New York on December 4 representatives from railroads west of Chicago gathered to discuss maintaining freight and passenger rates across the vast region. No firm conclusions on car turnover. a per diem car use charge was suggested. Leaders present included Knott of Kansas City Southern and Cowen of Wabash, with Harahan, Hedge, McCullough, Bird, Johnson, Morton, and others.
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New York
Chicago
Great Northern
S. R. Knott
Kansas City
Southern
I. I. Cowen
Whoctaw
Illinois .Central
Charles G. Hedge
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
H. R. McCullough
Chicago and North Western
A. C. Bird
St. Paul
J. M. Johnson
Rock Island
David McNicoll
Canadian Pacific
Paul Morton
Atchison
Wiliam J. Cornish
Chicago and Alton
J. 8. Stickney
Chicago Great Western
G. Warfela
Mallory Steamship Mine
James Charlton
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Ground-Breaking Attended by Governors at St Louis
Governors Davis of Arkansas and Savage of Nebraska will attend the December 20 ground breaking at the world’s fair site. Proclamations call for proper observance in their states. The joint committee plans to send representatives to legislatures in Virginia Alabama Kentucky Maryland Ohio South Carolina Louisiana and Mississippi.
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St. Louis
Davis
Arkansas
Savage
Nebraska
Joint Committee On
Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
Maryland
Ohio
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Lord Hobhouse Suit Over Deportation of Miss Hobhouse
London reports a constitutional clash as Miss Hobhouse, an early critic of British concentration camps in South Africa, is aided by her uncle Lord Hobhouse who has filed suit against Lord Kitchener Lord Milner and others for false imprisonment and assault alleging deprivation of liberty under martial law.
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Miss Hobhouse
South Africa
London
Lord Hobhouse
Lord Kitchener
Lord Milner
Fatal Shot Kills Man in Memphis Fight
In Memphis Tennessee December 4 at an early hour Lee Malatesta a well known man was shot and killed by Timothy O Shea during a fight. The assailant fired the fatal shot and the men were engaged in a violent altercation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lee Malatesta
Timothy O'Shea
Fred
Jackson to Hold Special Election for Ward One Seat
Jackson Mississippi December 4 special report city council orders a December 11 special election to fill the vacancy in the first ward caused by the resignation of Hon George W Carlisle who was elected state treasurer on November 5
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Carlisle
Jackson, Miss
Jackson
George W. Carlisle
Not Too Hard on Him at Club Opera Benefit
In the Philadelphia Press dialogue Nurvy asks Mark to take a couple of tickets for a charity club benefit at the opera house. Mark resists, saying he would not attend such an affair, while Nurvy assures him he only needs to buy the tickets.
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Chambers’ Journal
Gallego
Adi
Portugal
Philadelphia
Nurvy
Opera House
Rew Shipment KNOX SIL 1 LAT S F received
Rew shipment includes Knox silk items and lathe fabrics received. Pajamas made of Oxford cloth in white or colored finish priced at $2 a suit.
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Oxford
German Depicts United States as Dire Trade Rival
Berlin December 4 Dr Panche of Halle University warned the Reichstag that America poses the gravest danger to Germany with its growing manufactur ing wealth and cotton goods dominance. He criticized Roosevelt's reciprocity talk as a sham and urged a defense against US policy while noting Germany and the United States had strong trade ties and large exports last year.
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Dr. Panche
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Panache
Halle University
Panche
United States
America
Roosevelt
Dr. Paache
Herr Goethem
Chamber of Commerce of
Breslau
Paache
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Interior
Crowds Fill Chicago Livestock Exposition Doors
The fifth day of the international livestock exposition drew the largest crowd yet at the Chicago stock yards. High officials from several western states and Canadian provinces attended, including governors Shaw, Savage, Van Sant, Durbin, Dockery and Toole. Wood's Principal Hereford steered sold to A G Swenson of New York for 60 cents a pound. The Spoor trophy judging contest was held with results to be announced tomorrow. Agricultural colleges formed the International Federation of Agricultural Colleges tonight with representatives from Purdue Michigan Ontario Iowa Illinois Oklahoma Minnesota and more.
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Chicago
Utah
Caserravos
Mexico
Alberto Serantes
J. M. Dryden
Wood
A. G. Swenson
New York
United States
Canada
Chicago Livestock Exchange
International Federation of Agricultural Colleges
Perdue
Michigan
Ontario
Iowa
Illinois
Chlahoma
Minnesota
Turbulent Panama News From Colon and Bocas
Reports from Colon and Bocas del Toro recounts government recapture celebrations in Bocas while Tribune officers press Panama for retaliation over alleged mistreatment by Colombian troops. Diaz agrees to lay down arms under prior terms and may travel to Havana. Plus a Pacific Mail agent faces trial or exile and other wartime negotiations unfold.
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Colon
Colombia
Tribune
Bocas del Toro
Galloway
The
Hudson
Panama
Szigetvar Arived
Peace Commission
Prominentt Mberals
Colombian Government and Cgenéral de la Rosa
Domings Diaz
Diaz
Lugo
Havana
Umaca
Dreyfus Affair Tension Deepens in Labort Reinach Rift
In Paria December reports detail fractures among Dreyfusards. Labori explains he left Dreyfus counsel at the family’s request amid amnesty disputes. Reinach withdrew his brief over Cornely as tensions rise, with major Carriere's Rennes case comments sparking further questions and General de Galliffet denying related accusations.
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Qabort
Dreyfusards
Paria
Dreyfus
Reinach
Labori
Plequart
Maitre Labori
Madame Henry
Grande -Révue
Labort
Echo de Paris
Dreyfus Familly
Cornely
Revue
Relnach Sidney
Wenry
Henry
Retnach
Major Carriere
Rennes
Legion of Honor
Gallifer
General de Galllifer
Journal
Greyfus
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets hailed as cure for catarrh
An article extols a gum based treatment from the eucalyptus tree for catarrh, claiming it cures catarrhal diseases including pneumonia and consumption. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the best remedy, noting high protection claims and endorsements by Dr Randall.
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Stuart
Randall
Duels Fought for the Queen In Amsterdam Report
Amsterdam reports an alleged duel between Prince Henry of the Netherlands and Major Van Tets after a dinner at Hetloo. Queen Wilhelmina faces disputes with her husband over misconduct, drinking, and neglect, while Major Van Tets recovers and a possible reconciliation unfolds.
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Amsterdam
Prince Henry
The
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Major van Tets
Suide de Camp
Hetloo
van Tets
Utrecht
London
Holland
Germany
Wrangle for Empty Honors at King Edward Coronation
London December 4 The court of claims met at Whitehall to settle rights and privileges for the coronation. Nobles argue over ancient but empty honors including lord great chamberlainship. Dukes of Althol and others seek the post, while the earl of Erroll is named lord high constable of Scotland for the procession. Beatrice Fellows and Sir Harry Durrard lose their requested roles. Bishops of Durham and Bath support the king.
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England
London
Court of Claims
Edward
Council
Whitehall
Dukes
Althol
Earl of
Ancaster
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Hart Carrington
House of Lords
Earl of Erroll
Scotland
Beatrice Fellows
Herbstrewer
Harry Durrard
Durham
Bath
Forde Pleads Guilty in Carrollton Riot Case
Carrollton Georgia December 4 Special A J Forde a resident of Alabama active in the June 7 mob attack on Carroll county jail to lynch Ure Williams the convicted murderer Ottis Ward was fined 150 dollars in the city court. Four others indicted for riot with Forde await trial this week.
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A. J. Forde
Carrollton
Alabama
Carroll County
Ure Williams
Ottis Ward
J. L. Merrell
Bennett
Forde
Peruna praised by readers from New York to Brooklyn
Letters from Mary Bratz and Augusta Boettcher in Chicago and Brooklyn recount dramatic health recoveries using Peruna for backache nervous debility leucorrhoea and womb inflammation. Other testimonials claim nerves stabilized and life improved after using Peruna as advised by Dr Hartman.
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Mary Ratz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seventh Avenue
Mary Bratz
Hartman
Augusta Boettcher
Emerald Ave
Chicago
Ill
Toutse Bertsel
Recreation of American Presidents
This piece surveys past presidents and their love of outdoor life. It highlights Washington as a keen horseman and huntsman, Jefferson's daily horseback rides, Adams's horse racing, Pierce, Harrison, Taylor, Tyler, Polk, and Adams’s diaries on exercise, and Jackson's horsemanship. It notes Roosevelt’s athletic forte and claims Harrison, Cleveland, and McKinley focused less on outdoor recreation beyond walking and driving.
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Essica Weekly
Roosevelt
Washington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Thamas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Helmstead Rate
Frenklin Pierce
Harrison
Taylor
Tyler
Polk
Andrew Jackson
Cleveland
McKinley
Mr. Cleveland
New Cure For Femc Diseases Reported
A new system claims to cure varicocele stricture impotence hydrocele piles fistula within five to ten days. It also treats blood poisoning rheumatism and nervous disorders in thirty days. Widow’s teases and advice or writings to Leatherman Mauseen pudding Atlanta Ga. No 60.
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Rman, M
Atlanta
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