France Opens Session with Social Reform Goals
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies hears M Castinit Porter praise the Franco Russian accord. Prime Minister Dupuy outlines the government programme opposing church reforms and proposing social measures. He pledges educational and military laws, social cooperatives, transfer of rents, liquor tax reform, Bank of France issue, and freedom of association. Supporters cheer the program.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Castinit Porter
France
M. Dupuy
Diatetet
Dupuy
Banke of
Nena
Beier Amimné
Income tax drew debate in Ways and Means hearing
Washington reports show the Ways and Means Committee weighing the general tariff bill while informal discussion questions including carving out the income tax or adding a separate provision. Opposition grows as the measure is debated and administration stance appears cautious on tax inclusion.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Atari
Weather outlook for New England shows rain snow and strong winds
Forecast for Wednesday warns of threatening weather in New England with rain or snow and increasing south winds shifting to west. Coastal danger expected with rough seas while Southern New England clears by Wednesday evening.
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Washington
New England
Governor appoints special judge for Albany County changes
Governor Viewer appointed an extraordinary ruler to take charge of the county and designated Jid M. Cullen as senior district presiding to hold the court during the delay in summoning a jury and public notice.
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Albany, Aie Y
Apanes
Jid M. Cullen
Sudlei
Household Range Offer to Trade Old Stove for New
A classified style pitch promises the world's only best range with an old stove trade in. Payments start at $1.00 per week, with ongoing low balangs and implied savings for economical housekeepers responding to the offer.
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Wesog
Eason
Thurston Replies To Blount Report On Hawaii Crisis
Hawaiian minister Thurston issues a personal reply to Blount's report, denying US troop involvement in overthrow plans and challenging the report's method. He notes lack of cross examination, asserts he will testify only on facts, and claims troops were not essential to any temporary government change.
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Washington
Thurston
Perseas
R.urston
United States
Blount
Mr. Blount
Committee of Safety
Stevens
Wiltse
Damon
Bwineburne
Honsulu
Carlisle Speaks as John Mackie Guilty Question Sparks Debate
The 125th annual Chamber of Commerce banquet at Delmonico's in New York features remarks by President Charles E. Smith and Secretary Carlisle. Carlisle discusses money standards, international trade, and the need for a stable monetary system aligned with global practices, warning that basing currency on silver or gold manipulation would harm contracts and prosperity.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
Charles 8. Smith
Rétary Carlisle
Congressman Outhwaite
Hioward
Dr. Patton
Princeton College
Carl Schurz
Eckels
Gherardi
Florence O’driscoll
M. P
Horace White
Bourke Cochran
William Walter Phelps
Whiteland
St. Clair McKelway
Murat Halstead
David M. Btone
Samuel D. Babrock
Lowe
Columbia College
Smith
Clearing House
Congress
United States
China
Carlisle
Europe
Asia
South America
Brasil
Police Seek Suspect in Mrs. Randall Assault Case
Authorities seek 23 year old John Mackie 5 feet 12 inches tall 156 pounds light complexion in connection with a brutal assault on Mrs. G. H. Randall at 15 Indiana Street Monday night. The victim was dying from her injuries as reporters describe the case drawing wide attention.
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John Mackie
G. H. Randall
Indiana Street
The Indiana Street Assault and Suspect Mackie
A Boston police report outlines the assault on Mrs. Randall on Indiana Street, detailing six blows with an iron bar, bloodstains on John Mackie and his clothes, and a black derby hat found at the scene. Evidence ties Mackie to the crime while his mother identifies his hat. Mrs. Randall remains alive in City Hospital after the brutal attack.
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John Mackie
Robert Mcllibride
Tream
Hersey Place
Mackie
Randall
Bucksport
City
Magna Arrested in Thefts Then Probation Granted
Joseph Magna was captured in Woodward's drug store on Tremont Street by Inspector Leggett for larceny of perfumery. He pled guilty before Judge Ely and was placed on probation after Bail Commissioner Daffing's representation. Magna, a well dressed 50 year old with strong connections in shipping and insurance, had a long history of employment losses linked to liquor.
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Joseph Magna
Bottie
Magna
Woodward
Trémort Street
Leggett
Ely
Dafiing
Transatlantic
With
Boston
Savannah
Young’s
Mt. V N Street
Toronto
Legion
Inspector Leggett
Frightful fire kills seven at Merrill House hotel
Beaver Pennsylvania November 21 A dire blaze at the Merrill House two miles below the city killed seven men and wounded several others. Fire discovered at 4 30 AM the building a three story frame hotel for government dam workers. Seven named victims were John Kelly Barney Wilkes Robert Stanley J J Wrenn and his son Dante James Hughes and R J Miller many others missing and seriously burned injuries reported to Sherer Wilkes McClafferty and others. Loss estimated at 5000 with cause unknown.
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Beaver
Penn
Government Am
Merrill House
Government Dam
John Kelly
Barney Wilkes
Robert Stanley
J. J. Wrenn
Dante
James Hughes
R. J. Miller
James Sherer
Those Greeks Must Go Back
Superintendent Stump barred six Greeks from land at Boston under a contract with James Georgopeolas of Washington D C. He admitted promising weekly pay upon arrival and said their coming relied on that inducement, risking immigration law penalties including a $1000 fine per immigrant for unlawful arrival.
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Washington
Stump
Boston
James Georgopeolas
Washington, D. C
Georgopeolas
Georgopeola
Cree Owas
Mable
Republicans Nominate City Aldermen Ticket Without Disturbance
The adjourned Republican aldermanic convention reconvened at Union Hall to receive the committee report and name a full ticket. Aldermen Homer Rogers chaired as supporters of candidates from wards 1 4 5 10 11 17 and 109 gathered for the Parker House produced slate.
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Charles HM. Bryant
Charles B. Foleom, Jr
Jared Fottier
Charles W. Hall
Tram
Award W. Presho
Alpheus Sanford
Charles T. Witt
Committee of Twenty-Five
Parker House
x-Aldertman Homer Rogers
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