German government faces dissolution over colonies budget dispute
Dec. 14 Perlin Germany in turmoil as Reichstag battles over a 7.35 million dollar supplement for the Southwest Africa war. Chancellor von Bülow insists on troops home by Jan 4, with 2,500 garrisoned in the colony, while clerical leaders push for dissolution if the budget fails. tumult erupts as government fights to avoid breach with the Center party and the imperial clerical bloc.
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Nere
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Spahn
Ger
Africa
Sporting
Ftrthefr
Arica
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Reichstag
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Seerman Crisis Watched With Interest in England
London observers monitor the German crisis as a gauge of domestic discontent with colonial policy and the ex-bureaucratic rule. The focus centers on the Selnen/Sveland party and its stance ahead of elections, seen as a test of ministers' responsibility to the people.
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Seerman
England
London
Interagt Ig
Sveland
King Oscar Illness Sparks Swedish Alarm
Stockholm reports King Oscar gravely ill with heart disease. Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus rushed from Berlin as four doctors treat the monarch who has suffered heart trouble for years. Official bulletins say condition is tolerably satisfactory with improving heart action despite irregular pulse and fever.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Berlin
Associated Press
Quiet Reigns in Paris Amid Demonstrations at Three Places
In Paris on December 14 there were no dramatic incidents linked to the church law. Priests held mass with large crowds while authorities noted infractions and pursued priestly cooperation. Demonstrations occurred at Nantes Arras and Angers with clashes near the police and a 5000 strong Angers crowd. the Angers bishop urged calm and led a benediction at the cathedral.
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Angers
Noted attorney George F. Wright dies in Council Bluffs
George F. Wright seventy three prominent attorney dies at Council Bluffs Iowa. Secretary of War Taft accepts invitation to speak at Town university commencement next June. Jury in New Orleans convicts Turk George Mehojevich of criminal assault on young girls sentenced to death. White House hosts annual cabinet dinner as first social function of the session with President and Mrs Roosevelt.
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Council Bluffs
Taft
Town University
New Orleans
George Mehojevich
White House
Roosevelt
Three Miners Killed in Chant Mine Explosion
Fort Smith Ark December 14 Three miners were killed in a night explosion at mine No 1 of the San Bois Coal company in Chant. The deceased are William Armstrong Michael Kolosky and Joseph Bankowisky. About one hundred men had just left the mine when the blast occurred.
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Fort Smith, Ark
San Bois Coal Company
Chant
William Armstrong
Michael Kolosky
Joseph Bankowisky
Owners of the American Baseball League Meet in Chicago
The league owners closed their annual meeting with a banquet in Chicago and adjourned to reconvene in New York on February 25 to discuss the next season's playing schedule.
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American Baseball League
New York
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