Duel Over Wife Sparks Fatal Wounding in Hanover Park
Berlin reports a duel between Von Bennigsen and Falkenhagen in Springe near Hanover over gossip about the governor's wife. Falkenhagen shot Bennigsen, who fell wounded and did not fire. Bennigsen's father Rudolf Bennigsen and his son arrived to aid the injured man.
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Berlin
von Bennigsen-Falkenhagen
Springe
Hanover
von Bennigsen
Falkenhagen
Bennigsen
Rudolf von Bennigsen
National Liberal Party
Reichstag
German New Guinea
New York Pair Attends Reid Ball Honour Mills Daughters
Mr Robert T Wilson Jr of New York engaged to Miss Marion Mason arrived in town last Sunday and stayed at the Hotel Brunswick. He attended a ball at the residence of Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid on Madison Avenue in honor of the Mills sisters, Misses Mills, twins of Mrs Ogden Mills, that night.
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Robert T. Wilson, Jr
New York
Marion Mason
A. Lawrence Mason
Clarendon Street
Brunswick
Whitelaw Reid
Madison Avenue
Misses Mills
Ogden Mills
Uncooked foods urged to beat disease says Dr Elmer Lee
New York reports Dr Elmer Lee claims most disease stems from indigestion and wrong eating. He asserts proper diet, mainly raw foods, could cut sickness by 60 percent in a year, and that uncooked foods preserve vital cells while heating reduces value. He cautions that some meat and cereals must be cooked but promotes fruit vegetables and nuts as primary foods.
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New York
Elmer Lee
Bright
Growth of the American Statistical Association Meeting
The annual American Statistical Association meeting at the Institute of Technology heard addresses by Hartwell and Fay. The society now has 404 members with five deaths this year. Officers were elected, finances reviewed, and a resolution favored a permanent census bureau. Hartwell spoke on Massachusetts election statistics and Fay described Boston's growth method.
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American Statistical Association
Institute of Technology
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Edward i M. Hartwell
Frederic H. Fay
Pr. Davis R. Dewey
Mayo Smith
John S. Clark
Treasury
National Senate
House of Representatives
Horace G. Wadlin
Ofessor
H. C. Adams
John Ward Dean
N. D. North
Henry Garnett
Worthington C. Ford
John 8. Clark
Davis R. Dewey
John Hyde
Samuel W. Abbott
Cressey L. Wilbur
Frederick L. Hoffman
Newark
N. J
John Koren
Walter F. Wilcox
Osborne Howes
B. Pearmain
Walter ©. Wright
Julius L. Clarke
Samuel W. Dike
Edward M. Hartwell
Hartwell
Massachusetts
Boston
United States
Senate committee backs favorable report on Frye ship subsidy bill
The Senate commerce committee approved a favorable report on Senator Frye's ship subsidy bill despite Democratic opposition to reporting. Amendments allow iron or steel mail vessels, cap bounty vessels at 1000 gross tons, and outline costs and expected outcomes. The report argues for American ocean mail supremacy and maritime independence within ten years.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Frye
Mallory
United States
Asia
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
South America
North Atlantic
Great Britain
Hingham considers ex secretary Long as town moderator
HINGHAM Jan 17 People in Hingham would welcome Secretary of the Navy John D. Long as town moderator if he resigns his navy duties. Long is idolized in town and 15 years ago he first served as moderator, with ex governor Francis H. Lincoln now circulating the idea of Long returning to the post. The village also watches a local contest between Hiram Gibson and David Smith for fence viewer.
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Hingham
John D. Long
Secretary Long
Francis H. Lincoln
Lincoln
Navy Department
Hiram Gibson
David Smith
Stuffed Canaries as Dance Favors for Boston's Upper Ten
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, newly crowned queen of Boston's upper ten, debuts a string of novel favors for elite dances. May poles with ribbons, Dresden dolls on wands, cherry-adorned cages, stuffed canaries, rose bowls, and gilded trinkets from France showcase her fashion for elaborate, playful dance accessories for the new year. MADELAINE STUART.
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Boston
Nathaniel Thayer
FE .Rollins Morse
Thayer
France
Madelaine Stuart
Growth laws from 1730 to 1900 Boston statistics study
A study examines population, polls, valuation, income, expenditure and net debt from 1730 through 1900 to model growth. It notes population rises faster than polls, valuation rises in two main periods, and net debt climbs from 1892 to 1900 mainly due to permanent improvements and current-expense borrowing.
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Boston
Julius L. Clarke
Association
Mayo Smith
Quincy’s Spotless Police Force Inaugurated by Mayor Bryant
Quincy city police under Chief and ten officers boast spotless uniforms and gleaming brass since the mayor’s inauguration. Citizens note heightened vigilance as crooks avoid the town while crooks and rogues move operations elsewhere. The mayor remains silent, fueling speculation of potential danger.
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Quincy
Bryant
Attona
Crookdom
Missionary Service at Emmanuel Church Sunday Afternoon
A special missionary service for the Sunday school will be held at Emmanuel church on Newbury street tomorrow at 4 pm. The service replaces the usual Sunday afternoon gathering and will accommodate about 1900 attendees, using all available space in the church.
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Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Darien route for the canal faces scrutiny in Washington
A sub committee heard from American Isthmian Ship Canal Company representatives General Edward W. Serrell H H Adams and Theodore Schroeiler who advocate a sea level Darien route from Mendago Harbor to Pearl Island with a five mile tunnel 22 feet clear water 85 feet deep and electric trolley draw. They estimate construction at 75 to 90 million dollars with tunnel work at seven cents per cubic yard and say terms would leave canal ownership to them with the government paying half the cost as work proceeds. They offered no rights of way or government concessions.
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Washington
American Isthmian Ship Canal Company
Edward W. Serrell
H. H. Adams
Theodore Schroeiler
Darien
San Blas
Mendago Harbor
Pearl Island
Professor Hopkins
Messrs. McDougal, Sweet, Forman
Rude
United States
Serrell
Melkinley
Maritime Canal Company
Panamia Com Teal
Warner Miller
Sind
Panama Company
Early Canal Report Ordered By Senate Panel
Senator Morgan reported to the Senate committee on interoceanic canals that the President pressed for an early Commission report and Admiral Walker said the Isthmian Canal Commission would likely report by Saturday night. He added no proposition from France or Colombia had been heard, and a subcommittee of Harris Kittredge and Foster was named to take testimony on canal routes.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate Committee On
United States
Panama
Government of Columbia
Harris
Kittredge
Foster
Isthmian Canal Commission Split Over Panama Offer
Washington January 17 It is learned from high authority that the Isthmian Canal Commission is not a unit on any single proposition. While no precise sentiment was released a majority of members are believed to urge accepting the Panama company offer.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
President Roosevelt to visit Charleston Exposition
Magor Smyth and Charleston Exposition officials met with the President and Secretary Cortelyou to discuss plans for a quick Washington Charleston trip. The president aims to travel February 11 12 with Mrs Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt and Cabinet members, returning study poised for a brief stay.
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Washington
Magor Smyth
Fickens
J. C. Hemphill
Charleston
Cortelyou
Savannah
Atlanta
Postal Get Well Offer Promises Cure for Nerve Power
An advertisement urges readers to request a postal for Dr Shoop's Restorative claiming a month trial with six bottles and a promise to pay $5.50 only if cured. It asserts high success among 550000 past customers and asks readers to specify book number to request and their kidney or rheumatism concerns.
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Dr. Shoop
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