Crown Princess Louise in Geneva Flight Sparked by Troubled Marriage
Dresden reports crown princess of Saxony eloping to Geneva with French tutor Professor Giron amid a strained marriage with Crown Prince Frederick. King George and cabinet consider divorce. princess seeks independence from court life and tutelage of their children, citing her distaste for court hypocrisy and her husband’s alleged infidelities.
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Saxony
Fraulein von Gben
Archduke Leopold Ferdinand
Giron
de Burianc
Christ- Geneva
Berlin
Dresden
Lokal Anseiger
Geneva
Paris
George
Frederick
Louise
Aigat
Sarly
Alent
Gil
Salzburg
Taey
Laia
Baste
Grimma
Apleity
Salzburg ii
Meneaec
Eee
Leopold Ferdinand
Holy Father Taken Suddenly Ill at Papal Audience
London reports say the pope was suddenly ill while receiving cardinals and, for a time, incapable of speech. The scene in Rome included many cardinals in red robes as they offered Christmas greetings and the pontiff spoke briefly about sorrow over recent events and urged Christian democracy against socialist democracy.
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Pope
Leo Xtil
Holy Father
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Rome
Cardinal Santo Stefano
Cardinal Parocchi
Pre
Pius, IX
Cardinal Santa Stefano
Judge Nevitt Released From Jail For Christmas
Kansas City December 2 Judge Thomas Nevitt of St Clair county Missouri has been in Marysville jail for defying a United States court mandate. Judge Phillips released him to spend Christmas with his family promising to return after the holidays. Nevitt presides over the county court and had been jailed along with fellow judges who refused to vote funds for railroad bond payments in a federal judgment. He had urged permission to go home for Christmas after writing to Judge Phillips.
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Kansas City
Thomas Nevitt
St. Clair County
Missouri
Marysville
United States Court
Phillips
Nevitt
County Court of
St Clair
Netitt
General Francis Greene Named New York Police Commissioner
New York December 5 General Francis Vinton Greene was appointed to succeed Colonel Partridge as New York Police Commissioner, with Partridge resigning effective January 1. Mexico City December 7 General Bernardo Reyes, minister of war, has resigned, a move seen as significant in the republic’s political landscape.
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Partridge
New York
Francis Vinton Greene
Ora Os Oad
Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
Schor . Limantour
National Equity of North America Organized
The National Society of Equity of North America will be incorporated tomorrow after months of correspondence. It aims to unite farmers and related groups, secure profitable prices, promote storage and transportation improvements, encourage prohibition of adulteration, secure favorable agricultural legislation, expand markets, obtain seeds and crops from abroad, support agricultural education, improve irrigation, foster social ties, resolve disputes without court action, and establish similar societies abroad. Incorporators include F A Everitt and A D McKinney with officers J A Everitt president and H W Miller treasurer, all in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Society of Equity of North America
Annate
F. ‘A. Everitt
BE. A. Hirschfield
Mark P
Turner
A. D. McKinney
Hiram W. Miller
Sid Cagper
Indiana Oil Inspector
J. A. Everitt
Seldon R. Williams
Fort Worth
Tex
Indianapols
Sid Conger
Shelbyville, Ind
Serrator Frement Goodwine
Williamsporty Ind
Starved Babies Turned Away at Municipal Aid Center
A garbled OCR fragment indicates infants or toddlers faced starvation or malnutrition concerns at a municipal aid facility. The text mentions a year old child and a welfare or food distribution context, suggesting a public health or welfare notice about hunger and aid access.
Disclosures From Witness On Tingley Circle Initiation
Dr. Anderson of San Francisco describes initiation into Mrs. Tingley's Lost Mysteries of Antiquity at Point Loma. He testifies rites included barefoot participants, lime lights, and a high sense of antiquity, with starved infants and strict control over families and foods.
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Diego
Pingles
Times del Palt
Ay “Anderson
San Francisco
Tingley Cabinet
Anderson
Coe Anderson
Tingley
Néley
Dr. Alenvaviti
Amderson
Jingley
Gidrente
Cailren
Point Loma
Theosophical Society
Universal Brotherhood
Death of Frederick Temple primate of all England
London December 23 The Most Rev Frederick Temple archbishop of Canterbury and primate of all England has died aged old age at 8 15 am in the presence of his wife and two sons He had not left his bed since the Westminster abbey coronation scene foreshadowed his decline His burial will be at Canterbury with Winchester bishop considered likely his successor Funeral is scheduled for Sunday at Canterbury Cathedral US chargé d affaires Mr White was among visitors at the archbishop's palace today
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House’ of Lords
Canterbury
Biahan
Winchester
Lkely
Wedi
Canterbury Cathedral
White
United States
Washington
Moody
Hay
Hague Tribunal
Blockade and entry dispute at La Guayra port
The Caracas steamer was allowed to land passengers at La Guayra after a night harbor ban imposed by the Italian commander of the blockade. Allied protests cited decree violations, but Lieutenant Commander Diehl persuaded the Italian to permit landing without hindrance. Prize vessels and fresh cargoes faced new port restrictions, while sovereigns debated duties and scheduling.
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Garasas
Venezuela
Caracas
la Guayra
British Cruizer Tribune
Schuck
Great Britain
Tribune
Giovanni Bausan
Bausan
Boulton
Boulton “& Co
HtaHan
Diehl
Marietta
Giovanni Ravsan
Caricaa
Panther
Maracaibo
Gazelle
Bausay and
Castor
Araya
Mary Luisa
Carenero
Josefita Carmin de Vega
Cornelia
Guanta
Mereduiela
Ong
Soldier Ended Christmas Furlough With Tragic Self Inflicted Shot
Quartermaster Sergeant W H Burrell of the Twentieth Infantry, Fort Sheridan, drew $700 back pay and three months leave to visit North Carolina. After a three week spree, he bought a beer for mates, then shot himself in Ashwood Street. Burrell, a Philippine veteran and expert rifleman, was well liked in company C.
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Chicago
Twis
North Carolina
W. H. Burrell
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Hishwood
Burrell
Philippines
Cabinet Discusses Venezuelan Arbitration Plan
The December cabinet meeting extended beyond two hours focusing on the Venezuelan dispute and possible arbitration by The Hague. President Roosevelt considers appointing a board of arbitrators if he decides to arbitrate, with emphasis on preserving justice amid the Calvo doctrine.
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Venezuela
Weather Forecast and Local News Highlights
Fair Wednesday and Thursday with warmer coast conditions, light to fresh northeasterly winds. Georgia news reports the death of Colonel W. T. Moyers, a prominent Atlanta lawyer. Governor Terrer grants a thirty day respite for Millard Lee before execution. An inquest into James B. Ewing’s train death in Atlanta began, then postponed. Charitable Christmas gifts by Chinese Freemason Society to Atlanta institutions to be unloaded at fire headquarters today at 2 PM. Special U S Attorney Marion Erwin returns from Chicago to pursue suits against Captain Oberlin Carter and relatives. Judge James S. Boynton tried at Griffin. Columbus Water Works Company bankrupt. receiver appointed. Foreign items include a possible literacy arbitration by Roosevelt and cabinet, and a missing crown princess location in Geneva.
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W. T. Moyers
Atlanta
Terrer
Millard Lee
James B. Ewing
F. L. Stephenson
Chinese Freemason Society
Auanta
Georgia
United States
Marion Erwin
Chicago
Oberlin Carter
James S. Boynton
Griffin
Columbus, Water’ Works Company
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