Herr Mosts Trial Opens With Defense Claiming Freedom Of Thought
The Most trial resumes amid defense asserting Most not on trial for his beliefs but for alleged incitement. Witnesses including Adolph Schenck and Moritz Schultz describe Most’s remarks and the party doctrines. Testimony covers anarchy, peaceful overthrow, and claims Most did not urge arming or violence. The case examines reports of the meeting and Most’s stance amid questions of intent and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Most
Howe
Pid Most
Meorter
Fort Most
Most
Adolph Schenck
Bapletoo, L. L
Kraemer
Joon
United States
Mast Tao
Taf
Interna Ional Workingman's Party
Fores
Witness
Internatioal Workingman's Party
Chica Anarchists
Ee Ee
Watthers
Quentia
Moritz Schultzer
Freiheit
Sekenes
Schultzer
Givens
Chinnell
Mthorenpon
Pari
Aking Winess
Nicoll
Cowinz
Littlewood’s Strides In British Pedestrian Record Attempt
In Lehla on November 25 the English pedestrian Littlewood drew a large crowd as he aims to break Fitzgerald’s record. By 9 o'clock tonight he had covered 20 miles, with 25 hours left to reach the goal. He reportedly pressed on past the 50 mile mark, with Nureuac and Elson also expected to reach the target but needing steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Ing
Lehla
Attendazea
Houmight
Vittlewood
Lower Albert
Williher
Gore Wil
Witzgerald
Tate
Nureuac
Elson
George Lewis
Bavanrnan
Ocean Steamship
Lewis
Gavannah
Passengers and Incidents From Unfortunate Steamship Scholten
At American Steamship offices the list of Scholten passengers was read, noting several saved including Jan Brownsky Hermann vl Guiseppe DeBertolini and others. A separate report recalls the Leary collision in fog injuring the starboard side as mails and freight move toward New York, with crews reporting from Washington and Raleigh district officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholten
American Steamship Com‘ined
Ing
Jan Brovwnsky
Hermann Vl
Guiseppe DeBertolini
Mee Hecker
Janos Peane
Johann Gund
An- Ees
Altka
Heenana Weide
Rien
Scheinen
Colton
Hreamerss
Wasiuxerux
Jeorge Leary
Nike
Leary
Noriak
Tremas
Washington
Eer Smtaton
Faery
The
Treasury
Jame Wierce
Gadger
Raleigh
N. C
Lamar
Sparke
Lively Missionary Swartz discussed by Southern synod
The Southern synod debated Rev W P Swartz, once sent to India by the South Lutheran church, over his return, resignation, and expenses. Swartz cited health and disheartening conditions. he was urged to consider foreign service again if called. His resignation was accepted, with ongoing questions about reimbursement and future calls. The meeting then assigned committees and closed with a Tybee beach gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarvae
Southern Synod
Board of Missions
Horn
W. P. Swartz
China
Swartz
India
Sutheran Church of the
Swartz Loughe Ducn Stare
Phila. Seles
Home Board
Hns
India Conference
General Synod of North America
United Synod
Brown
Presbyterian
Synod of
South Carolina Legislature Weighs Various Measures
In a joint session Hon. Lane McGowen was unanimously reelected associate justice for six years. A bill to aid disabled Confederate veterans and widows advanced, while a plan to fund a state home for such veterans faced opposition. A Davenport measure to cut legislative pay failed. Proposals included limiting jurors to one service in four years. The senate tabled a college of agriculture and mechanics. Other bills seek across the board salary reductions of about ten percent for state officers, clerks, and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Coteuira
S.C
Lane McGowen
Abbeville
Supreme Court
House
Ways and Means
Davenport
Greenville
Senate
College of Agriculture and Mechanics
Department of Agriculture
Falbert
Trade Prospects Improve Amid Growing Foreign Investment
New York November 25 K G Don Co reports improving trade prospects across regions with cautious optimism about 1900s markets. Bankers expect year end pressure as imports rise and railroad earnings exceed prior year with Chicago shipments 500 tons higher. Foreign capital inflows reduce crop fears and support railways, manufactories, and real estate speculation while money remains tight in the south and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
K. G. Don & Co
Chicago
Egma
Mttaburg
Philadelphia
Bureau
Ex Senator Jones Faces Mental Strain and Conspiracy Rumors
A Detroit report outlines ex Senator Charles F. Jones’s deteriorating condition, rumors of involvement in a conspiracy, and his stubborn refusal to leave Detroit. He recalls a hard early life, education through self effort, and a career from Florida to the U.S. Senate, while his friends seek a path to return him home or to appoint a care commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dercerr
Chas. F. Jones
Sansa~ion
Senator Jones
John
Washington
Father
Detroit
Pen
Senate
Lama
Ireland
Chance
Florida
Dons
Jones
W. G. Thompson
Asfuch
Russell House
Miss Clouilds Palms
Indy
Miss Palms
Democratic Party
Europe
Whs
Dublin
Fxm
Agatnet
Hink Ag
Griswell
Grinwald
House
Roos
Rej Arene
Russel House
Washton
Hans
O’neil
Benator Jones
Imposter Warned by Department of Agriculture
Washington reports that a man claiming to be the advance agent of a Senate committee and acting as agent for the Washington agriculture society is bilking buyers with contracts for board lodging washing and other services. The individual is described as German descent about five feet eleven inches tall twenty five years old and about 150 pounds wearing spectacles. He goes by the name A C Hoffman a commissioner woman has warned potential victims that he is an imposter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washinoton
South
Washington Agriculture Society
Descrbed
Adaman
Heiss
A.c. Hoffman
Wioman
Sharp Appeal Rumor Drives Court of Appeals Conjecture
Reports from unnamed sources claim four judges favor reversing Jacob Sharp's conviction, while three support keeping it intact. District Attorney Martine dismissed the rumor. Flo and Angus deny substance, amid political noise in New York amid Democratic jubilation and national figures. Freight collision in Pennsylvania injures several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sharp
Court of Appeals
Jacob Sharp
Martine
Angus
Flo
Atlanta Prohibition Demonstration Draws 15000 Crowd
A massive anti prohibition rally packed Marietta and Cone streets and the Kimball area. Speakers including John B. Goodwin, B. Howell, A. H. Cox, Adolph Brandt, and Reuben Arnold addressed a thronged opera house and outside platforms amid bonfires and marching crowds. The event closed with widespread cheers and a parade through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cone Street
Custern
Kimball House
Mariatta Street
Opera House
Dome
John B. Goodwin
BE. P. Howell
A. H. Cox
Adolph Brandt
R. D. Spalding
Clark Howell
A. M. Cochran
Reuben Arnold
E. M. Mitchell
Fulton Calville
Hugh
Wen Yellowstone Kit
Custom House
Thea -Opera House
Hhundreda
Bets and Bluffs in City Politics Echoed in Bets
Rumors swirled around the opera house and Kimball house as supporters of wet and dry tickets placed bets on the outcome. Colling offered 5000 dollars to Dodd, who withheld written terms. A large meeting at Burdett's store featured McDowell and Colonel Arnold steering a lively discussion on political divisions and possible coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiam Apy Samz
Ema
Mr. Colli
Mr. Dodd
Mr. Colling
Ed. McCandless
Gate City
Isis
Dodd
Mr. Collins
Kimball House
Adda
Loth
Mather
Burdett
McDowell
Buredett
Cole
Arnold
Brr
Pelead
Br. Cole
Adlonel Arnold
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Herr Mosts
Timony
Pa- Prayen
Bharhisert Kugler
Wrinesday
Rebler
Alewera
St. Henkel
J. D. Shirey
G. B. Cromer
Trout
J. K. Huncker
George N. Nichols
Aease
Elmore
J. E. Bushnell
District Synod
Holland
L. L. Smith
Jeiner
T. L. Leighe
J. D. Dreher
A.J. Brown
TE. A. Meetze
L. A. Fox
J. G. Milier
Leaphart
T. W. Exgle
Boozer
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
A. Medzo
J H. Wilson
Miller
General Synod
Wawkins
Gc, King
T. Bowman
Tybee
Captain Purse
Tybns Road
Yous
Eiman Senwab
Fils
Belaire
Ohio
Wrauhma
W. Va
J. Ault & Son
Bite Department
Disciples Church
Round House
Cooper Union
Cleveland
Bay
Hewitt
Postmaster Tentree
Leo
Potomas
Captain Goodwin
Hosage
Marietta Street
Pryor Street
DeGive
Veive
Bey
RevLow- Cozens
John Alvey
Brandt
Sissy
Goodwin
Coe
Bam
E. P. Frowell
Howell
P Sotkans
Comets
Niall Baws Bell
Wien
Cox
Prodi Flay
Coles Conelll Brandt
Orang Mann
Brand
Apa Iy
Richard Crambett
Pavasneshire
Iban
Whitesides
Thire
Essa
Obaira
Brandi
B. Hoyte
Lone Star State
Dr. Cochran
Garville
Mir
Eugens M. Mitchell
Oak Grove
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