Weather and labor unrest thread through daily notices
Fragmentary column mixes weather gear ads with reports of strikes at Braddock and Homestead groups and a long biographical sketch of a former mayor candidate. It notes Indus Workers of the World organizers and local speakings while referencing home mills tied up and workers returning or staying away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratnenes
Braddock
Homestead
Jos
Aymipathenis Alrike Gatent
Maus
Lawrence Tartile
Homesland
Air
WFBD
Baywood
Indus Workers of the World
Gend
Rma
St Nicholas holiday customs and global traditions
The piece surveys St Nicholas Day customs across nations. It notes Dutch children leaving carrots for a horse, French kids hanging shoes, and in Russia the saint’s broad patronage. It highlights differences in calendars, relic beliefs in Bari, and the saint’s historical role as protector of the poor and wanderers. It also mentions European calendar shifts and a royal birth in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belefont-and-Holand
St. Nicholas
Holland
Nicholas
Santa Claus
Tontent
St. Nichols
Dlane
Paris
St Nicholas
St. Nick
Rosaig
Bari
Italy
San Nicola del Lido
Euesigue
Tari
Nicholne
Ficiala Allese
Lisy
Nichalna
Myre
Lycln
Aniat
Vienna
Archduke
Charies
Francis Jnseph
Charles
Francis Doseps
Otto
Franz Purdinund
Penalties Paid Into Treasury Highlight Judiciary Costs
The annual report shows penalties totaling 2,744,070 paid into the U S Treasury, exceeding obligations for the entire judiciary. Attorney General Wickersham urges increased funding, civil service for federal attorneys, and stronger measures to enforce federal law amid rising crime and economic pressures. He also notes efforts to safeguard water rights and reclamation projects amid land disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Antal
Wickersham
Constess
Department of Justice
Myer
Congress
Fatd Wickersham
Biesseertiin
Woman's Warning to Idle Gossipers in Indiana
Logansport Indiana December Mrs Elizabeth Clark Lang on her wedding day killed Miss Mary Copple after being warned by gossip. Lang pleaded guilty to manslaughter in exchange for a lighter charge and deferred sentence. Her husband Joseph Lang supported the plea but vowed to seek divorce after sentencing. The couple warned gossipers to restrain judgment and repentant women to seek improvement.
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Logameport
Ind
Elizabeth Clark Lang
Mary Copple
Cour
Jodey
Joseph Lang
Joe
Mrs. Lang
Man Kills Wife Over Alleged Affection for Father
Shanghai report: a young husband in the Wayalde district fatally wounds his wife after believing she was too friendly with his father. He then fatally shoots himself but later dies of injuries after a chance of recovery. He confessed he set a trap for wife and father, then attacked the pair after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayalde
Hom Cetenaihix
Pindine Tie
Musterole Recommended by Doctors and Nurses
Musterole, the clean ointment replacing mustard plasters, is strongly recommended by doctors and nurses. It is used in large hospitals and claims to relieve sore throat, bronchitis, pleurisy, and chest congestion without blistering skin. Endorsed by medical professionals and available in 25, 60, and hospital sizes, with testimonials from health workers and patients.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary A. Fisher
Martinville
Clinton Co
Keting
Huron Street Hospital
E. Brewster
Connenue General Hospital
Conneant
Experts Probe New Haven Road Books in New Haven
Nine Interstate Commerce Commission examiners study the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad in its yellow brick offices on a probe into Charles Mellen’s New England traffic monopoly. They focus on the New England Navigation Company as a subsidiary used to mask losses and shift assets. The inquiry covers stock purchases, overpayments for several street railways, and high funded debt to gain control of profitable and unprofitable holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rairroad Company
Charles 3. Mellen
Rad
New England
Mellen
Union Pacific
Interstate. Commerce Commission
Hariman
Supreme Court
New England Navigation Company
Washinton
Nnances
New York
Railroad Commission
Millbrook Company
City and County Contract Company
Carios
Billard Company
Connecticut
Billard
Boston
Rutland
Massachuts Validation Commission
Tts
Charles 3. Meilen
New Haven Railroad
Hartford and New York Transportation Company
Merchants and Miners ‘Transportation Company
Hougar Jfouic
Bennington & North’ Adams Street Railway Company
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Hartford Street Railway
Hae
Metlen
Bethlehem asylum birth of modern humane care in Europe
The piece recalls Bethlehem asylum in Europe formed 365 years ago, noting grim past practices where inmates faced cruel treatments and devils attributed to insanity. It cites Pinel and Tuke as reformers, mentions 18th century exposure at Bethlehem and shifts to humane care, then oddly shifts to London insurance rates and twin births.
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Pinel
Parks
William Tuke
England
Dethlehem Hospital
Berger Rejects Socialists in Next Congress
Representative Victor L. Berger of Wisconsin, defeated in his bid for reelection, criticized the Socialist party’s lack of representation in the upcoming Congress and forecast a substantial future gain for Socialists. He warned that a simple plurality cannot carry districts without an absolute majority of votes.
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Washington
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Berger
Hi Henry Arrested For Assaulting Girl
Trenton detectives arrested Edward Chapman known as Hi Henry on suspicion of brutal assault on Lueila Marehall near the Wallace Lanning farm. Chapman denied involvement but was seen near the scene. Marehall’s condition remained critical with outcome doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edward Chapman
Hi Henry
Lueila Marehall
Chapman
Wallaee Lanning
Mice Marshall
Debating Society Notes and School News
At a junior boys debating society meeting the topic was reciprocity between the United States and Canada. The affirmative side won with Shannon Logan and Cook on the team. the negative by McKenney O Neil and Klefkorn. An informal debate was postponed due to misunderstanding. A junior physics student was fined fifty cents for damaging school property. Freshmen and sophomores face the juniors in football. The A A appeals for donations to fund needs. The end of recitation bell caused anxiety among some students. A junior cross meeting approved mid January dance plans with Nawer as pink rose. Logan chairs finances with Denny handling music.
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Simeon
Tm S.eeremen
Henry Len Inet
Chidren
Pascare
Les
Ftrom
Kansas City
East Apt
Macias
Neve Farkhlmren
Art Society
Basa
Eee
Ruemunaty
Fost
Carvier
Morstin Aieer Sr
U. S
Canada
Miss Mvrieht
Miss Sullivan
Jeremiah Murphy
Messis
Shannon
Logan
Cook
Messrs
McKenney
O'Neil
Klefkorn
Mng
Cress
Denny
Patent rights issued to Connecticut inventors
Patents issued December 3 1912 list furnished by A M Wooster Bridgeport Connecticut includes Williar A Lorenz Hartford and others. The report notes issued patents to Connecticut residents across multiple fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
A. M. Wooster
Patents
Bridgeport
Williar A. Lorenz
Hartford
Danderine hair cleanse ad claims by Hartford ads
An OCR fragment promotes Danderine as a hair cleanser promising fluffy lustrous hair in moments. It lists endorsers and various other products and names, mixing cosmetic claims with unrelated trade items and notes on manufacturing and design.
Ohio Senator Cotone Convicted in Bribery Case
Columbus report states Ohio Senator George K. Cotone of Tmyton was found guilty on bribery charges related to a 200 dollar bribe in the Assembly corruption case. The text also references a dictograph probe and other officials convicted as part of the same investigation.
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Ohio
Cotone
Columbus
George K. Cotone
Tmyton
General ‘Resontory
Twa
Coun
Quecenstsip
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Montana
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San Francisco
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John D. Ryan
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Fitchmond
Charles W. McAlpine
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Ro van Sant
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Zane B Bransifield
Lewis ‘Mixon
Ereevit Cram
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SY. Nicholas
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Probr Mellen
Earland Navigation Co
London
A. A
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West Hartford
Frederik W. Beckett
New Havers
Peter Balusno
Charlie A. Drelsbach
Medien
Wiliam J. Carney
Tyorciem
Ertoneh
Edgar Jerome
Norwalk
Tolret-Pawer
Frederick Wehinger
Waterbury
Jwimer
Stockton
Bristol
Aiaemela
CuiSderiex
W. Stickle
Newington
K M. Walker
Meriden
Charles A. Hyde
Danielson
Wigwam-Neat
Sheridters
Music- Hawthorne Manufacturing Co
Knowlton
Homo—Lashet
Meeina
Tietime
Aeolian Co
Bridgaront
M. Steinert Co
Main Street Wear Spa
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