Affront to the Powers Rocks Pekin After Yuan Shi Kai Dismissal
Following Yuan Shi Kai’s dismissal as grand chancellor, Na Tung appointed to fill the vacancy on the foreign board. British and American ministers plan unified protests, warning that the regent’s action endangers peace. Diplomatic reactions show clearest lack of unanimity among allies on China’s crisis and potential anti-dynastic plots unfold. Yuan Shi Kai’s fate remains uncertain with heightened fear of further removals and upheaval in Pekin.
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Foreign Board
Legation
John N Jordan
Rock- Hil
Great Britain
United, States
Germany
Yuanght Kai
Japan
China
Cien
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reNalite
Kang-Yu-Wei
Yuan Shi Kat
Yuan Shi
Yang Shi Siang
Chi-Ta
Finince Ching
Board of Foreign Affairs
Price Tang Shao Yis Minlan
United Stazen
Keiley Fuel Co Advertises Clean Gas Coke and Coal
Keiley Fuel Co offers clean gas coke and Keiley coal with contact by phone at 3585. The notice highlights ready stock and delivery options from the local supplier.
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Keiley
Keiley Fuel Co
COW SACRIFICES BARRED AND RIOTS FOLLOWED
Prohibition of cow sacrifices by police in Calcutta sparked riots outside the city. Troops from Barrackpur were brought in to quell the violence and opened fire on rioters, with several killed and sixty seriously injured. About two hundred arrests were made.
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India
Calcutta
Mtteghun
Vaudeville Performers Arrested Over Sunday Concerts
New York police arrested several vaudeville performers during Sunday shows at Hammerstein’s Victoria and the Thalia theater for acts deemed improper under blue law rules. Aston Kessler, acting manager of Victoria, was also detained after a schoolroom sketch with teacher and pupil makeup. The Theater Managers' Protective Association condemned police interference with Sunday performances.
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New York
Hammersteins Victoria Theater
Aston Kessler
Theater Managers’ Protective Association
Resolu‘tions
Mrs Taft's Social Cabinet Prospects in Washington
White House social life near the Taft administration is the focus as speculation centers on which wives of national leaders will join Mrs Taft's social circle. Prominent figures include Mrs Knox wife of Secretary of State, Mrs Corbin wife of General Corbin, and Mrs Truman Newberry wife of the Navy secretary, all poised to be influential in Washington society.
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Aft
Washington
Taft
Phitards
Knox
Mr Taft
Cirele
Corbin
Mig Truman
Newberry
Navy
Orphe
Atlanta
Acta
Worth
James
Sadie Therard
Anderean
Beckwith
Mies
Farrel Brothers
Meeneekil
Country Sa
Bank examiners to be placed on salary and per diem plan
National bank examiners may be shifted from fee based work to a salary or per diem system under recommendations by Cortelyou Murray and Kane. The plan aims to reduce superficiality, though banks fear higher costs. some argue examiner rotation could aid oversight while others warn it may reduce inspector continuity.
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Washington
National Bank
Cortelyou
Murray
Kane
Treasurer Department
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Comptrotler Kane
Monetary Commission
Treasury Department
Trial of Mrs Erb to Resume in Media Pa Court
The trial of Mrs M Florence Irb and her sister Mrs Catharine Beise for the murder of Captain J Clayton Erb will resume in Media Pennsylvania tomorrow morning. Mrs Erb is expected to testify about the treatment she received, with District Attorney McDade continuing cross examination. Beise, arguing self defense, will follow to present her version of the alleged attack on her sister-in-law.
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Re Deialln
Media
M. Florence Irb
Catharine M Belse
J Clayton Erb
Itdy
McDade
Catharine Beise
Erb
Congress on Children Gathers Strong Approval in Roosevelt Plan
Washington January 3 Spontaneous nationwide approval greets President Roosevelt’s conference call to meet January 25 and 26 at the national capital to address dependent children. James E. West travels to New York to assemble experts for the conference. A national children’s bureau and a permanent propaganda group are debated to improve laws, child-caring agencies, and relief methods.
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Roosevelt
Washington
National
James Eo West
National Rescue League
New York City
O’Connell Appointed Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco
Monsignor Dennie O’Connell, rector of the Catholic University of Washington, was named auxiliary bishop of San Francisco by the Vatican on January 3. The appointment, likely by Archbishop Riordan, signals a future promotion to coadjutorship with potential succession to Archbishop Ireland.
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San Francisco
Vatican
Rome
Dennie O'Connell
Catholic University of Washington
Sam Francisco
Riordan
Ireland
Keiley Coal Offers Five Dollar Per Ton Delivery
Keiley Fuel Co lists coal at five dollars per ton with both phone numbers 3585 for contact. Local customers are urged to call for delivery arrangements and availability.
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Keiley
Keiley Fuel Co
Executive Committee of ABA to Meet in New Orleans
The Executive Committee of the American Bar Association will meet in New Orleans on Thursday January 3. The principal business is fixing time and place for the next annual meeting. A number of social affairs are planned in honor of visiting members, many of whom have already arrived.
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American Bar Association
New Orleans
The
Outlook Bright for Business Credit Restored
New York January 3 The financial community greets a year of restored credit and strong investment demand for railroad and industrial flotations. Prices near year highs reflect regained confidence while large capital interests prepare for bond issues and potential restructuring amid a buoyant money market and pending tariff revisions. A steamer Texas fire near Savannah threatens cargo as crews battle the blaze with optimism about salvage.
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New York
Wall Street
Balkans
The Cat and the Fiddle Grand Theatre Review
The Grand presents The Cat and the Fiddle and When Knights Were Bold, with a 40 plus cast including Charles a Sellon and star turns by Theresa Winter, Florence Wilts, Blanche Buhler, Corinne Tannett, and Elaine Frohman. A lively vaudeville program features music, pantomime, and dance acts from Gotthad and Braman to the Therard sisters and a full chorus, promising three hours of quick action and laughter in a period stage voice.
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Theresa Winter
Circe
Florence Wilts
Blanche Buhler
Corinne
Tannett
Elaine Frohman
Thera
Georsa F Wiike
Braman Sehnitzy
Seymour Mortenfeld
Gotthad
Francis Wilson
Erminir
Knighta
London
Cherlea Marlow
Charles Frohman
Wilson
Whison
McFrohman
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