Champ Clark Democracy Debate Dominates Philippine Tariff Talk
Washington January 5 Mr Clark expounded his Champ Clark democracy during a three hour House session as the Philippine tariff bill dominated debate. He attacked tariff policy, mocked stand-pat Republicans, and urged fiber on sugar and German tariffs while denouncing Roosevelt and Cannon for alleged modus vivendi. The discussion touched rail rates and public buildings, ending with Clark predicting benefits from frank tariff debate as the House adjourned.
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Washington
Ces Clark Democracy
Ly Genga
Fang
Clark
Issduri
Philppines
Y Sha
Toveo
Chamber
Roomball
Broyagard
Louisville
Clahk
Maotover
imYaing
Towa
Hann
Cannon
Roosevelt
Mr. Grosvenor
Mr. Payne
New York
Chirk
Fordney
Michigan
House
Earth Yawned Engulfed Town In Potenza Province
A sudden ground collapse at Gezano in Potenza province buried residents under rubble. Ten houses swallowed, many more damaged, 14 bodies recovered as engineers remain at the ruins.
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Rome
Gezano
Potenza
Corps of Engineers
High and Dry on the Beach Near Pensacola
Tug boats report the steamer P. J. Thistlewood ashore and high on the beach twenty miles east of Pensacola after a storm. One side has a few feet of water while the other side is landlocked. Efforts to pull her off at high tide face slim chances. steamboat men warn a channel must be cut amid steering gear failure.
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Thistlewood
Pensacola
P. J. Thistlewood
Rebels Hold Out in the Interior
St. Petersburg reports decisive government victory over revolutionists yet open revolt persists in the interior. Police searches and new prefects provoke public discontent, with 35 arrests including four Moscow rebels. Demonstrations planned for January 22 mark the Red Sunday anniversary at Narva gate Palace Square and nearby sites.
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St. Petersburg
von Plehve
Moscow
Narva
Palace Square
Divorce Case Will Proceed In New Jersey Court
The Court of Errors and Appeals denied Mrs. Lulan M. Duke’s plea for a stay in the divorce case against James B. Duke. The dispute centered on whether Mr. Duke resided in New Jersey, a ruling Vice Chancellor Pitney had upheld. The divorce will continue pending appeal.
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Trenton
XNI
Court of Errors and Appeals
Lulan M. Duke
James B. Duke
Pitney
Duke
New Jersey
Inside nerves drive heart health and Dr Shoop remedy
An old advertisement describes the heart as controlled by the sympathetic system and argues that restoring the inside nerves cures heart, stomach, and kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Shoop’s restorative remedy and offers free books on the heart and related topics with addresses in Racine Wisconsin.
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Shoon
Hhoop
Dr. Koop
Bar
Racine
Wis
Rip Van Winkle at the Grand Delights Atlanta Audiences
Thomas Jefferson, son of the famed Joseph Jefferson, makes a strong debut as Rip Van Winkle at the Grand in Atlanta drawing a critical crowd. Ethel Fuller supports as Gretchen while Viola and Leon Flugrath Impress in supporting roles. Upcoming at the Grand: David Hurum with Harry Brown, Wilson Barrett's The Sign of the Cross, and Little Johnny Jones.
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Thomas Jefferson
the Grand
Rip van Winkle
Jefferson
Toper
Atlanta
Joseph Jefferson
T Rip
Thomas’ Jefferson
Rip
Ethel Fuller
Gretchen
Viola
Leon Flugrath
Heindrich
Meenie
Wilson Barrett
School Building Burned in Wetumpka District
Wetumpka la January fire gutted the main building of the standard district agricultural school this afternoon. Origin of the fire is unknown. Loss is about 812,000 with 3,000 to 5,000 dollars of insurance.
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Wetumpka
Std. District Agricultural School
Mississippi Senate orders lumber price investigation
A resolution adopted by the Mississippi Senate names a committee to probe the alleged lumber trust. The panel is authorized to summon witnesses as it seeks explanations for rising lumber and building material costs with no clear reason.
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Jackson
Migs
Mississippi Senate
Fishing Season Promises Tales and Travelers in Atlanta
The piece notes a surge of fishing and hunting chatter in Atlanta as Florida and Georgia sports travel rise. It highlights prominent locals and professionals joining trips, lists names from Major McCollum to Dr. Holmes, and predicts a strong season with more rail and Pullman travel, plus bustling offices meeting rising southern demand.
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Ruth
Isaac Walton
Atlanta
Florida
Georgia
South
Major McCollum
Major Jr
Vic
Davy Crockett
Black Basa
Davy
W. M. Camp
Pullman Company
B.holmes
North Carolina
South Georgia
Gainesville
Fla
Timple
W. Woods White
Saga
H. R. Durand
H. E. Harman
Everglades
Miami River
Royal Palm Hotel
New York
W. H. Fogg
John L. Edmonason
Warren
John
J. W. Carter
Dr. W. 3. Goldsmith
Bhi
Football Meeting Today in New York
Dr. James A. Papbitt of Haverford College, secretary of the rules committee of the national Intercollegiate football conference, has sent notices for a special meeting to be held at the Murray Hill hotel in New York tomorrow. The committee will consider important matters that have arisen.
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Phiadelphia
James A. Papbitt
Haverford College
Mourray Hi
New York
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Noress
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Qrew
Waéison
Indiana
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Benton
Grosvenor
Tom
Druggreta
W. Grove
S, Tehall
Reds
Dr. Shoop
The
Grand
David Hurum
Harry Brown
Westcott
America
Little Johnny Jones
George M. Cohan
Ira D. Sankey
Scotland
Ara Ramsey Morris
Middle West
Academy of Music
Davison- Paxon-Stokes Co
Whitehall Street
Dr. Cloud
Austell
Warden Moyer
McLaughry
Bil’ Nye
Forrest Adair
Charlie Hopkins
W. J. Parker
J. A. Baldwin
Joe Bilups
Louisiana
L. B. Yauch
C. E. Seiple
C. F. Benson
E. C. Smith
J. M. Mallory
Jake Hollenbeck
Ohio
Ilinois
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Abanaake
Grant Park
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Howells
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Mobile
Ala
Hiate
Pullman Service
Ayer
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