Nobel Peace Prize to Roosevelt Sparks Industrial Peace Trust
Norway's Nobel committee informs President Roosevelt that he has received the Nobel Peace Prize worth 138,536 crowns about $37,127.65. The prize money will form a fund to promote industrial peace in the United States, with a six member Industrial Peace Committee and annual conferences in Washington to bridge labor and capital.
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C. Hauge
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Christiania
Congress
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Labor
Industrial Peace Committee
Committee of Six
Ambiguous Text Summary Card
Fragmentary line reads about committee actions and duties involving curvature dye chemistry and a trust. It mentions the president filling an contingency related to trustee numbers. Context unclear and several typos obscure specifics.
Electrical Workers at Schenectady Strike Over Firings
In Schenectady New York Industrial Workers of the World strike after three members are discharged. General Manager G E Emmons warns the plant could close and 15000 jobs be lost if discipline must be maintained. Emmons cites about two thousand quit while leaders claim four thousand plus about 1600 nonunion workers participated.
Brave Tug Rescues Two From Sinking Barge
The tug Water Lueckenbach braved heavy seas to rescue two sailors from the bowing barge Buena Veo amid a sinking incident. Greek seamanMitchel Bruso aided by reaching Captain Ole Owursod frozen to the foremast and crewman Charles Martin stranded on a floating hatch. Only two of five crew members survived.
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Mitchel Bruso
Flores
Bruso
Parve
Reese
Ole Owursond
B&b
Charles Martin
Older sister still at large in Dona Gilman case
Dayton reports five autopsy observers conclude Dona Gilman died from strangulation. Evidence links last meal to a restaurant, aiding efforts to arrest the mother and brother as accessories. the sister faces murder charges as arrest looms. Mrs. Gilman remains hospitalized in serious condition.
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Dona Gilman
Dana Gilman
William Heintzman
Cincinnati
Youngsman
Warner
Opposition to Bonaparte Blocks Moody for Supreme Court
Opposition to Charles J. Bonaparte as attorney general blocked the confirmation of William H. Moody as associate justice in an executive session of the Senate. The challenge rested on Bonaparte’s Chicago speech of 1899 opposing restraint of combinations and Moody’s anti trust enforcement stance amid Senate remarks by Culberson and Knox.
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Pope weighs France crisis and calls for necessary measures
In Rome the pope expressed grief over the need for extreme actions in France, insisting nothing will stop the cause and that the French clergy will fulfill their duty. Catholics and other faiths pledge financial help as millions are promised. In Pennsylvania a woman killed her husband in a quarrel amid claims he attacked her. In London an Irish national trademark was registered, making Ireland the first to register a countrywide mark to curb fraud.
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Rome
France
London
Ireland
Nomination Process Delayed One Day In Capital Proceeds
A nomination in the capital sector faced a one day delay as the process moved forward, with officials noting restraint of trade considerations and the temporary extension of approval. The hold was described as procedural and expected to resolve shortly.
Daughter shoots father in family quarrel in Philadelphia
Miss Mary McAntee, twenty three, shot and likely fatally wounded her father Rev John Quincy McAntee at their Philadelphia home after a quarrel that police say involved alleged attempts to throw Mrs McAntee down cellar stairs. Mrs McAntee, her daughter, and a colored servant were arrested. The McAntee family is well known. Rev McAntee belonged to the Lutheran synod and formerly served as pastor in the city.
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Philadelphia
Mary McAntee
John Quincy McAntee
Northern market quotes from St Paul and Minneapolis
Market update from December shows cattle quotes at 83.25 to 84.60 for choice steers and hogs around 6.00. Yard rates at St Paul Union Stock Yards reflect typical winter levels with visible bids and producer prices.
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St. Paul
Wheat Prices and Track Updates Reported in Duluth Dispatch
The Duluth bulletin notes fluctuating wheat quotes with December and May futures at 9 percent, 68 and on track percentages, and prices around 120 to 123 dollars. It also mentions flax futures in store at 120, with December 119, May 123, and a late December delivery.
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Duluth
Grain and Poultry Prices Mixed in Chicago Trading
Chicago December 14 Wheat at 74.0 May 79.9 Corn 44. Corn and oats show slight gains. Pork prices for January around 16.9 dollars with 16.32 percent. Butter and eggs steady. Poultry wholesale mostly unchanged with turkeys at 1 cent and chicks around 8.4 cents.
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Chicago
Cattle market figures mix with mixed prices and weights
Cattle and stocker prices appear with varied figures for calves heifers and cows. TEXANS and SODA appear among terms like heavy good and butcher grades. Figures range around several dollars per hundredweight with several decimal values.
Minnesota Man Named Ambassador to Russia
John W. Riddie of Minnesota is named ambassador to Russia, a choice praised as merit-based in the Roosevelt era diplomatic reforms. The appointment signals a shift toward promotion on merit within the diplomatic service, reflecting years of service and expertise.
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Joho
Minnesota
Servia
Houranta
Hresia
Roosevelt
Seere Root
Fiddle
Soldier Frank of Custer Era Dies in St. Josephs Hospital
Deadwood reports that Frank, a survivor of Custer's cavalry, committed suicide at St Josephs Hospital while under temporary insanity. The death ends a noted veteran who served with the famous unit.
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Custer
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