Von Buelow Pours Oil on Briton Relations in Reichstag
Berlin and London report Chancellor Count Von Buelow defending German policy in the Reichstag. He denounces abusive remarks about the British army and Chamberlain, regrets the incident, and urges continued peaceable, friendly relations with Great Britain while resisting foreign press influence. The London press, including The Times, shows little appeasement from his second speech.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Beccasion
England
Herr Liebermann
Count von Buctow
Herr Bassermann
South Africa
Great Britain
Prince von Wolff-Metternich
Hamburg
Chamberlain
Err Liebermann
Austria
London
Count von Bustow
Times
Release of Miss Stone Expected in Hours in London
London January 10 officials say Miss Elton M. Stone held by brigands since September 3 is near release. An official telegram from Constantinople received this afternoon reports the release is only a question of hours as efforts continue to secure her freedom.
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London
Elton M. Stone
Constantinople
Mids Stone
Imrom
Richest Man in Germany Herr Krupp Stands Alone
Berlin January 1 Herr Krupp is the richest man in Germany with an annual income reported between twenty and twenty one million marks. He stands in a class by himself with more than a dozen classes separating him from the next wealthiest man in Germany. Joy in Nicaragua Managua January 10 reports rejoicing in official circles over the news that the Nicaragua cane bill has passed the house of representatives amid national band music and salutes from the battery.
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Germany
Berlin
Herr Krupp
Nicaragua
Managua
Galvesaton
House of Fepreapniac Tives
Tariff Bill in Reichstag May Be Abandoned
Berlin reports the tariff bill faces strong opposition and may be dropped even if grain duties are removed. Proposals call for a committee to investigate German agriculture to assess distress among landowners or peasants. Leaders condemn perceived insults by Count Von Buelow amid calls to uphold dignity.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Boers Ready to Yield in Dutch Peace Overture
Amsterdam reports Boer delegates in Holland expect peace overtures and will not demand unconditional surrender. They favor any fair terms and may seek a modus vivendi if a neutral power initiates talks. London notes a rumor of possible Boer surrender with independence and British terms, though war office denies surrender proposals.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Kruger
Great Britain
London
Globe
War Office
Redmond Reelected Irish Party Chair Denounces Coercion
At a Dublin Mansion House meeting the Irish parliamentary party reelected John Redmond as chairman and other officers. Resolutions condemned coercion methods by Chief Secretary George Wyndham and pledged strong parliamentary action including defending any Irish MP sent to prison.
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Dublin
John FE. Redmond
Ireland
George Wyndham
House of Commons
Reciprocity and Nicaragua Sugar free into the United States
Managua Nicaragua December 16 Correspondence of the Associated Press. Sugar is to be admitted free into the United States under the reciprocity treaty while hay iron boats and iron for boats join wines fruit and flour already reported to enter Nicaragua duty free. Labor costs and scarcity in Nicaragua prevent sugar production competing with U S beet and cane sugar.
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United States
Managua
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Bonds Sealed by Forgeries Lead to $15,000 Loss in Boston
Boston authorities report that $15,000 in government bonds were obtained from NW Harris & Co. on a forged Shawmut National Bank certified check. A caller named Bruce requested delivery of $1,000 Government 4 percent coupons due 1935 and five Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern 3 percent coupons due July 1, 1925. The bank verified the signature and certification as forgeries, and the bonds were handed over.
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Boston
Allence
Harris & Co
Shawmut National Bank
Bruce
Baltimore and Ohio
Postmaster Hahn Fined for Office Report Falsifications
Bayard Ohio postmaster W Hahn was fined 200 plus costs by US Judge Wing for falsifying office reports to raise salary. He must repay alleged illegal gains and costs. Ohio officers and Bayard residents affected as case ends.
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Hahan
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Hahn
Bayard
United States
Wing
Hahn
Excommunication Cited In Crowley Nebr Diocese Note
A fragmentary report from Crowley Nebraska references a church action on January 10 with Father A M Colerent and Bishop Scannell's diocese. The notice mentions excommunication and names Father Jeonea F in a partial form, reflecting a damaged OCR record with unclear details.
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Crowley- Omehs
Nebr
A. M. Colerent
Scannell
Diocesa
Jeonea F
Davis lauds progress as arbitration plans advance
Ex Senator H G Davis, head of the US delegation at the Pan American conference in Mexico City, departs for Washington after praising the session. He cites approval of railway and banking reports, advocates The Hague arbitration framework, and notes forthcoming US UK Alaskan boundary submissions. Delegations, including Chile, weigh the final protocol change to avoid compulsory arbitration.
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Mexico City
H. G. Davis
United States
International American ‘Conference
Washington
Pan-American Railway and Banking Committees
Brance
Whyland
England
America
Mexico
Davis
Senor Carbu
Ecuador
Senor Chavero
Brest Gang
Chile
General Reyes
Colombia
Hargosea
Senor Cassius
Colompia
Sanchez Marmol
Aze Arriaga
Balgoza
Clayton
Diaz
Peru
Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
Venezuela
Santo Domingo
Associated Press
Mexey
To Consolidate Railroad in Mexico
A report from Monterey dated January outlines plans to consolidate the Mexican National and Mexican International railroads. The consolidation is projected to be overseen by Speyer & Co of New York, with details still tentative.
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Monterey
Mexico
Agemerk
Speyer
York
District Attorney observes tunnel tests after wreck
New York officials inspect the tunnel where the latest disaster occurred. Tests cover block signals and smoke visibility. The torpedo failed to explode despite multiple runs with a larger engine. Attorney Jerome says bail for Engineer Wisker at 216000 is not opposed, murder in the first degree unlikely. The Herald notes New York Central will switch to electricity in Park Avenue tunnel within a year and expand electrical staff.
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New York Railway
New York
Baker
Gargan
Franklin
Grand Central Station
Fifty-ninth
Fifty-sixth Streets
District ‘Attorney
Ninety-sixth Street
Sixty-Third Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Wisker
the Herald
New York Central Railroad
Park Avenue
Grand Central
Acadent
BRIDGE WEDDING SHIFTS TO TEXAS IN ROMANTIC UNION
A Tuscaloosa wedding joined Clayton Strickland and Miss Genie Childress. The ceremony was at 8 pm at the Hermann home as Mrs. Strickland departed for Comfort Texas with the groom’s sister Miss Belle Strickland. The couple’s ties, business duties, and health influenced the plan. Mrs. Strickland is from the Childress family. the groom works at Strickland Brothers’ machine shops.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Joe Hermann
East End
Clayton Strickland
Genie Childress
John van Leary
Childress
Texas
Strickland Brothers' Machine Shops
Old showman M French dies in Detroit at 71
Detroit January 10 3 M French the oldest showman and once one of the wealthiest horse owners in the United States died at his home. He was 71 and was known as the original forty carmel band wagon man. He owned M Freich's grand circus and Fisyptian caravan.
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Old Howman
Detroit
Mich
French
United States
Carmel
Consolidated National Bank to Open in New York
A new bank in New York City named Consolidated National Bank will be organized with a capital of 7,000,000 dollars. Promoters are officers of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange.
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New Bank
New York
Consolidated National Bank
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Governor Declares Children’s McKinley Day in Minnesota
St Paul Minnesota January 10 Governor Van Sant issued a proclamation setting aside January 29 as Children’s McKinley day in response to actions by Governor Nash and the McKinley memorial commission.
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St. Paul
Minn
Nash
McKinley Memorial Commission
van Sant
John Longking Dies at 98 in Yonkers Home
New York January 10. John Longking is dead at his Yonkers home aged 98. He long served with the Methodist Book Concern for fifty years and wrote many works on Methodism and its seminaries.
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John Longking
New York
Yonkers
Be Wan
Methodist Book Concern
Daughters of the Confederacy Seek Ban on Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Lexington chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy petitions Lexington Opera House manager Charles B. Scott to ban the play Uncle Tom’s Cabin. They argue the production misrepresents Southern history with staged blood, chains, and a slave owner whip, insulting local citizens. Four prominent women sign, with unanimous member support, causing a sensational response.
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Lexington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles B. Scott
Lexington Opera House
South
Times
Next Time in Jerusalem World Sunday convention to be held in Palestine
At a committee meeting in Three Oaks Michigan January 10 the plan for the tenth international Sunday school convention in Denver Colorado June 20 to July 1 1902 was discussed An additional committee was formed to ask foreign sections about hosting the fourth convention in Jerusalem Palestine possibly in March 1904 with several members of the world's Sunday school executive committee in attendance
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Palestine
Oaks
Mich
Jerusalem
Denver
Col
Jerugatens
Tragedy at Lame Deer agency shocks Cheyennes
Forsythes report a Cheyenne named White refused a post summons then fired on a arresting posse before killing himself. His wife and daughter killed themselves in sorrow, triggering widespread alarm among the Cheyennes. Cavalry reinforcements and war talk follow as troop EB departs Fort Keogh for Lame Deer.
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Forsythe
Mont
Lame Deer Agency
Lame Deer
Butte
Thirteenth
Fort Keogh
Romain
Ball
White
Duta
Beet Il
Four Deputy Marshals Pursue Ardmore Slayings Report
Report from Ardmore says two women and a man were slain near Caddo Bridge in the Indian Territory. Four deputy marshals rushed from the city after a telephone message to U S Marshal Hammond stating the victims were waylaid and killed on the road about six miles from Ardmore.
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Derritorye
Ardmore
India
Frano Mad at China declares governor bid fading
Colonel Frank Peretand, long a Democrat figure in Nebraska, sits in a second story window at his home after being injured earlier today. Local report details his condition following the injuries and notes his prior candidacy ambitions.
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Franco
China
Nebraska City
Nebr
Frank Peretand
Bia
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