Crown Princess Flight Sparks Royal Sectarian Tension
Reports from Munich and Dresden outline the crown princess's alleged elopement with Lovisa and the alleged push by King George to confine her in a convent or asylum. A seven-judge special court was named at Dresden to hear the crown prince's divorce petition as the royal family faces mounting strain from the crisis.
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Iber
George
Lovisa
Thesean
Ste
Yon
Husu
Sala
Srg
Witten
Therese
Raona
Munich
Tuscany
Vienna
Dresden
Saxony
Professor Durschmann
Leinsk
US Consul Goodnow Attacked by Shanghai Circle
John Goodnow United States consul general at Shanghai faces charges from the American Association in Shanghai alleging improper handling of a vessel transfer and obstruction of a court inquiry. He denies the affidavits and says he was not appointed to the court by an authorized person. The State Department will consider the questions and may report to the United States legation in London for action.
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American Association
Shanghaishington
John
Goodnow
Oningman
State Department
United States Legation
Beef and Coal Tariff Resolutions From Faneuil Hall Meet
A meeting at Faneuil Hall conducted by the American League Union adopted resolutions urging removal of tariff duties on beef and coal. The resolutions argue the duties burden the people and impede relief, asking Congress to make exceptions and place these goods on free list in the current session. Copies of the resolutions were to be sent to all United States senators and representatives.
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Faneuil Hall
Ruston
Peui
Ameri- Fee League Union
Folowing
Ngs
Congress
United States
House of
British seek leader Viljoen in Somaliland pursuit
December report notes the British government attempting to secure the services of Benjamin Viljoen who formerly served with the United States and led Boer forces. Authorities indicate ongoing efforts to recruit him as a leader for operations in Somaliland.
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Somaliland
Benjamin Viljoen
United States
Couner
General Viljoen
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Knife in Brain for Seven Days
Rufus Jones of Balgam Mountain near Asheville survived a knife blade lodged in his brain for a week after a fight with Mont Duncan. The blade penetrated above the left ear, entered the skull, and remained until last night when it was removed and trepanning performed. Duncan fled and is at large.
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Asheville
N. C
Rufus Jones
Balgam Mountain
Here
Mont Duncan
Duncan
Panama Canal Company to Sell Canal Amid Stockholder Pleas
Paris reports the Panama Canal Company annual meeting with smaller attendance and orderly proceedings. Directors expressed hope the U S sale would soon succeed despite protests from stockholders. The directors were re elected, the report approved, and the meeting adjourned.
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Paris
Panama Canal Company
Cannt
Tre
United States
Navy Divides Asiatic Fleet into Three Squadrons
The Navy Department plans to split the Asiatic squadron into three divisions instead of two. Rear Admiral Evans will command the heavy battleships and direct overall operations. Admiral Cooper will lead the cruisers, succeeding Admiral Wilde. A new division of light gunboats will be led by Rear Admiral Yates Stirling, with his flag on the Rainbow and headquarters at Cavite.
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Washington
Navy Department
Evans
Cooper
Wilde
Yates Stirling
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Cavite
Last Day to Send Estimates in Port Receipts Contest
Passed Away Yesterday Afternoon at His Home of Cherokee Avenue. Dr John W. Janes, 71, longtime Confederate veteran, died at 1:30 p.m. at 388 Cherokee Avenue after heart trouble. Survived by wife and adopted daughter Mrs J B Russell. Funeral today at residence conducted by Rev L B Gwaltney. interment Forsyth tomorrow at noon.
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Cherokee Avenue
John W. Janes
Atlentan
Russell
Jones
Patton Anderson
Shiloh
Rome
Cuthbert
First
Georgia
Fey. L. BR. Gwaltney
Forsyth
If You Dare and Swordsman Dominate New Orleans Day
In New Orleans on December 30 two favorites yielded wins for Galen. If You Dare at 3 to 1 won the six furlong selling with Swordsman also bought by the same firm finishing second. Weather clear and track heavy. Multiple races list winners Marcos Rankin Joan Peter and Larson with various second and third place finishers and times.
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New Orleans
John Peters
Swordsman
Darnell & Herz
Solliing
Marcos
Scully
St. Tammany
Pavilson
Chickadee
Walsh
Peat
Moabina
Allyar
Boomeran
Crescent City
Rankin
Redfern
Farmer Jim
Gannon
Uranium
Grosswaite
Welcome Light
Mallory
Flamboyant
Glennevis
Star and Garter
Athelrose
Larson
Fuller
Flaneur
Gilmore
Georgie Gardner
Helgerson
Banish
Joe Lesser
Charles Ramsey
Malster
Com
Joan Peter
Henry McDaniel
Nelld
Scorpio
Lord Melbourne
Josette
Imp Planades
Kaloma
Suburban Queen
Apple Sweet
Gruller
Lofter
Haack
Aindandig
Bvloa
Underlich
Epner
Vere de Vera
Pastoral
Sleepy I
Frank Kenney
Melling
Simeon
Emence Ti
Judge Orretle
Patheen
Erne
Fala Bead
Georgia Gardner
Cogswell
Gin Spray
Hargis
Hanover Queen
Honolulu
Scooc Plaid
Harry New
Telamon
Potente
Lady Alberta
Stratton H. Bard
Avon
Jerry Hunt
Inspector Shea
Chorus Boy
Sister Kate II
James J. Corbett
Jane Holly
Candie Beile
Echodale
Belvino
Flora Levy
Marco
Jim King
Orpheum
Daddy Bender
Brookston
Springfield
Floyd’ K
Pride of Galore
Tom Mayhin
Talent setback at Ingleside track meets all but one race
At Ingleside on December 3 the program opened with a strong showing by the favorite lines, Bernie Lossak winning the first race at 2 to 1 with Matin Bell and Katie Walcott second and third. In subsequent sprints and a Futurity course race, various horses including Hung arian, Orosius, and Fire Elma Clark contested the five to six furlong and one mile events, with several favorites and longshots placing. Today’s entries list shows a crowded field at Eagleside with horses such as The Major, Leander, Quatre, Nellie Hawthorne, and others slated for races across the card.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
Llowado
Bernie Lossak
Birkenruth
Matin Bell
Kmuelly
Katie Walcott
Pullman
Aunt Polly
Cathello
Montana
Iliat
Gald
Mission
Sugden
Uatra
Inyx
Kelly
Naulahke
Minder
Thira
Orosius
James F. Esherin
Ball Room Belleran
Esherin
Fire
Elma Clark
Agarine
Ansehy
Malasaina
Sea
Ora D
Linu Welsen
Stilp Ma
Rose of Hilo
Irma A
Homane
Aer Rach
Renato
Ransch
Benoeins
Aponinsters
Zar Catton
Rani
Woods
Eagleside
Sauid
Antumr Javag
Hed
Rosario
Dar Secret
Rey Lewie
A Icine
Nellie Haw
Hutch ‘Milter
Thorne
Ace
Princess
Titania
Lepidus
Corrigan
Dunblane
Hemworth
M Rove
Halmetta
Tenacio
Horton
Galanthus
Ishtax
Expedient
Sea Lion
Bangor
Hesper
Colin Iol
Glendenning von
Little Margaret
Coltaae Press
Last day to send estimates in port receipts contest
An item notes the final deadline for submitting estimates in a 520,000 port receipts contest. A separate brief reports a strike at Houston where forty five journeymen plumbers and helpers walk out over wage increases, with bosses warned they must return by January 5 or forfeit their places.
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Houston
Tex
Virginia Backs Coon Player in Harvard Baseball Row
Virginia officials reject Harvard plans to tour the South during Easter Week over the inclusion of Matthes a Black second baseman and possible boycotts by other southern colleges. Captain Clarkson collected letters but cannot explain the opposition as Harvard considers canceling a southern trip amid missing Jess Watthews and lingering tensions.
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Virginia
Harvard
Charlottesville LY
Tetror
Matthes
Clarkson
Frarigtne Oat
Harvar
Jess Watthews
Cestain Clarkson
Ingeball
Arthur
John G
National League
Aving
South Carolina Association Elects Officers at Greenville
The South Carolina Association held its annual meeting in Greenville with seventy members. Officers elected include President William Goldine and Vice Presidents H H Moses and B Simmons. a committee on legislation and membership was named.
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South Carolina Association
Greenville
Spe
Sesson
JH. Moses
Bunter
W Willam Goldine Greenville
HH. Moses
Sumter
Simmons
Columbia
Board of Trades
BP. T. Hayne
He Moses
Husbands
James Gaillard
O. H. Johnson
Furman
S. Frazer
H.M. Graham
Pp. v. Hayne
Nicholson
John B Reeves
J. W. Ashurst
Decatur Hotel Company forms to build new hotel in Decatur
Articles of incorporation filed for the Decatur Hotel Company with capital stock of 375,000. The hotel will be built east of Union Depot at Lafayette and Railroad Streets, with work to start early next spring. Fire destroys West Knoxville resurgence building, estimated loss about 310,600. Local bond issue discussed. details and status unclear in the report.
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Decatur
Ala
Decatur Hotel Company
Hag & Capital
Ama
Union Depot
Imfayette
Knoxville
Fenn
A. J. Douglas
Ioas
Marion Bonds
Old men wed before Cupid in Carroll county
Carrollton Ga December 191 Special. Christmas nuptials abound in Carroll county this year. Four men over seventy have married within a week. Sunday last Squire John T Norman officiated at the wedding of W A S Jarrett of California to Mrs LV Westbrooks of this county. Jarrett is 78 and Westbrooks is 71. Jarrett has been in California for thirty years.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
John T. Norman
W. A. 5. Jarrett
California
LV. Westbrooks
Jarrett
Sleeping cars to Albany on Central of Georgia
Daily Vic Central of Georgia Railway trains leave Atlanta at 1:40 and 7:6 a.m. and Albany at 8:15 p.m. and arrive at 7:25 a.m. sleepers will be ready for occupancy in Union Depot Atlanta at 10 p.m. W H Fogg traveling Passenger Agent 16 Wall Street Atlanta Ga
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Albany
Vic Central of Georgia Railway
Eave Atlanta
Union 1
Atlanta
W. H. Fogg
Wall Street
Naval Budget Plans For 1903 And 1962 Commissions
The 1903 naval budget calls for immediate laying of two battleships one armored cruiser two small cruisers and five torpedo boats within the permanent programme. Two battleships now building to be completed in summer 1903 three small cruisers by early 1904. These ships use Gazelle tubes and boast a 5 000 knot steaming radius. In 1962 Berlin commissioned four battleships one armored cruiser and one gunboat.
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Berlin
Polish provinces cabinet post proposal debated
Cabinet Minister for Poles Herlin reports talks on December 30 with Emperor William and Chancellor Budow about creating a separate cabinet for Polish administration. The aim is to centralize Polish affairs in one office, ensure uniformity and consistency in policy.
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Herlin
William
Budow
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