Officers Slain by Rebellious Men in Manchuria Crisis
Dispatches report widespread mutinies in Manchuria with many officers killed by rebellious troops. Reserve officers barred from returning home and censorship limits overseas messages. In Odessa Lieut Schmidt and cadet Kiagon imprisoned after the Bevastopol mutiny. Rumors link to a proposed six month disbanding of the Black Sea fleet. In St Petersburg revolutionaries project a new government as workers arm and mobilize nationwide.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Warsaw
Russian Poland
London
Odessa
Schmidt
Bevastopol
Kiagon
Ochakoff
Black Sea
Choukin
St. Petersburg
Dec. C
New Paper Mill Proposed at Sunset Falls Washington
A group of capitalists tied to a major pulp and paper firm plans a 1 million dollar mill at Sunset Falls Snohomish county near Index. The project aims to employ about 400 men and would run on spruce and poplar from nearby forests. It includes railway concession from Great Northern and intends to ship pulp overseas via Hill's steamers.
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Washington
Tacoma
Wash
United States
J.J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Orient
Hill
One Killed in California Wreck at Riverside
Santa Fe train No 6 wrecked at the tower house near First street and Colton avenue. The engine tender and baggage car were thrown upright. Walter Cave fireman was crushed beneath the mass. Engineer J McArdle was on the engine with serious cuts and bruises. The tower man diverted a Southern Pacific train to avert a collision.
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Riverside
Cal
Santa Fe
Tower House
First Street
Colton Avenue
Walter Cave
Southern Pacific
Cave
J. McArdle
Cockran Elected Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall
Cockran was elected grand sachem of Tammany Hall in New York today. The informal ceremony at headquarters crowned him leader of the political organization amid celebratory notes from supporters.
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Cockran
Grand Sachem
New York
Deco
Tammany Lali
Wyoming Weather Forecast for Pali With Warm Weekend
Crags notes dec holiday forecast for Pali. Weekend brings warmer Sunday and Monday. Weather data covers twenty four hours ending 6 pm with temperatures around 46 degrees and 11 degreee. Beotlon Director.
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Crags
Pali
Beotlon
Indictment Over Harriman Hint in Equitable Stock Deal
New York reports Thomas F Ryan owner of Equitable Life faces indictment for refusing to reveal what E H Harriman said to him about buying James Hazen Hydes 502 shares and control of the $400 million Equitable surplus. The case moves to criminal court with aid from District Attorney Jerome to compel testimony.
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New York
Thomas F Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Ryan
James Hazen Hydes
Equitable
Criminal Law Courts
Jerome
Paraguay Impeachment and New Paraguayan President
Reports from Buenos Ayres describe Congress deposing Juan B. Guatno as president of Paraguay and appointing Cecile Bae, former Paraguayan minister to the United States, as new head of state. A separate Rio cable says German naval ships Almirant Barrazo Tamande and Benjamin Constant ordered south, tied to the Panther incident and a deserter case involving Steinhof.
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Buenos Ayres
Dec
Juan B. Guatno
Republic of
Paraguay
Congress
Cecile Bae
United States
New York
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Almirant Barrazo
Tamande
Benjamin Constant
Steinhof
Veiled Woman Swindler to Face European Charges
Mrs. Caroline Fisher known as the veiled woman of Bilis Island will return to Europe to face charges of swindling a Luxerne hotelkeeper. She allegedly passed a 19,000 France check on a Luserne hotel, admits passing the book, and will depart on a North German Lloyd liner bound for Naples after a stay at the immigration bureau. Indictments against railroad officials for rebates are expected as a general grand jury probes the Schwarschild & Sulsberger Packing Company.
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New York
Caroline Fisher
Bilis Island
Europe
Luxerne
Switzerland
Lloyd
Naples
Sam
France
Luserne
Chicago
Casey
Schwarschild &@ Sulsberger Packing
English Heiress to Wed East Indian Prince in Los Angeles
Miss Muriel Kath leen Leech an English heiress, age 19, says she will marry Ben Powla Dole, a wealthy East Indian prince. Her chaperon, F A Marcher of Los Angeles, arranged her America visit to meet the prince, with plans for a Los Angeles wedding in a week or two.
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New York
Dec
Muriel Kathleen Leech
Queensland
England
Hyde Park
London
Regatta
Thames
Ben Powla Dole
Mies Leech
Morcher
America
Los Angeles
William McWilliams Sentenced to Death for Family Slaying
In Independence Indiana Judge Platt wept as William McWilliams was condemned to death for murdering his wife and five children last week. He beat his wife and infant with a hammer and killed the other children in the same brutal manner, saying they were better off out of the way.
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Wiliam McWilliams
McWilliams
Platt
New Jersey Sanitary Association Opens 31st Annual Meet
The New Jersey Sanitary Association began its 31st annual meeting at the Laurel in the Pine Lakewood with a large statewide attendance. Dr Norton L Wilson of Elizabeth spoke on Our Association as the opening feature. Members include professors teachers health officers lawyers physicians veterinarians clergymen engineers and plumbers among others. The group aims to share facts compare views and discuss methods to prevent sickness and promote health.
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Lakewood
N. J
New Jersey Sanitary Association
Laurel
Pine
Norton L. Wilson
Elizabeth
Boots and gear greased with ambergris in Alaska
George Behner and a companion returned from Alaska reporting they greased their boots caré masts and revolvers with ambergris valued at 20 dollars per ounce and discarded excess, believing it to be useful in securing lighter travel.
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Seattle
George Behner
Alaska
Assassination Plots Amid Russian Strike Wave
Reports from St Petersburg and East Prussia describe a planned assassination of Interior Minister Durnovo and post chief Sevasianof by a telegraph engineers group. Mutinies and gasworks protection bids swell tensions as strikes widen across Poland, Moscow, and Kieff with leaders urging firmness and continued action.
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St. Petersburg
Kydtkubnen
East Prussia
Finland
Vladikavkaz
Caucasia
Durnovo
M. Sevasianof
Post and Telegraphs
Arsan
Russian Poland
Gora Kalwarya
Warsaw
Kileff
Russia
Edytkuhren
Moscow
Kieff
Tula Remetvo
Rioters Sack Railway Station in Sizran
Dispatches from Kronstadt report fresh disorders with royal troops firing on mutineers. Riots also erupt among troops returning from Manchuria as Sizran railway station is sacked.
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Sizran
St. Petersburg
Kronstadt
Manchuria
National Child Labor Committee Opens Convention in Washington
The National Child Labor Committee gathers in Washington for its annual convention to press federal and state measures to regulate child labor. Speakers include Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte, Felix Adler, Senator Simmons, Rep John Sharp Williams, and Samuel Gompers. The group aims to spur legislation protecting children and to win presidential and congressional backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
National Child Labor Committee
United States
Howe States
Yearn
Congress
Metal markets firm as silver copper edges hold
The New York metal markets show firm prices with silver at G4 14 and copper holding. Dealers report steady demand and cautious trading as year end margins tighten.
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New York
Famous Men of Nation Dinner in Washington
Distinguished guests gathered at the Gridiron Club fall dinner at the New Willard in Washington D C. The event attracted the Vice President cabinet members ambassadors and ministers and many lawmakers and prominent figures from across the country. The program featured skits songs and speeches and was described as memorable. In Plymouth England a steamship incident left forty seven passengers aboard the New York American Line vessel uninjured after a tender collision with the Maggie Mough near the harbor stairs.
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Washington, D. C
Gridiron Club
New Willard
Washington
Plymouth
Eng
American Line
New York
Maggie Mough
Vatican plans document on church state separation in France
Rome reports the Vatican will issue a special document outlining its actions to avert a rupture with France over church and state. The paper believes the document will reassure Europe and show the Vatican did everything possible to prevent conflict.
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Rome
Vatican
France
Europe
Man Desires Death and Dies in Bellevue Ward
George Giest, 20 years old, of West Forty-first Street, a patient in Bellevue hospital's alcoholic ward, expressed a wish to die and collapsed dead shortly after. The incident occurred in New York on December 9.
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New York
George Giest
West Forty-first Street
Hell
Bellevue Hospital
Speculation Rises as Stringency Might Ease Market
Wall Street speculation runs high amid a tight money market. Traders expect relief once stringency ends, aided by rumors of government funds deposited in banks and plans for gold imports. Some stocks move upward on merger rumors and anticipated control changes in the open market.
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RUSH
New York
Wallstreet
Beneft
President nominates new federal judges amid Raymond fight
The President sent nominations to the Senate for U S district court judges in Indian Territory and adjoining districts. Nominees include Townsend, Wikitan, Clayton, Lawrence, and Parker, with Parker succeeding Judge Charles W. Raymond amid a heated battle.
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Washington
sormLe
Hoses “Townsend
Indii Territory
Wikitan
H. OH. Clayton
Clatrter
Inding Territory
William R. Lawrence Titnels
Indian Territory
Lumen F. Parker, Jr
Wiilin Territory
Parker
Charles W. Raymond
Cable Railroad Out of Commission After Echo Mountain Fire
A fierce fire on Echo mountain destroyed numerous buildings and forced the cable incline railway out of service. The blaze burned many square miles, advancing through pine trees and shrubbery as flames crept along the mountain slopes.
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Los Angeles
Echo Mountain
Mrs Roosevelt Donates Portrait for Little Mothers Bazaar
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt has sent a fine photogravure to the bazaar benefiting the Little Mothers, with the picture to be shown at the Little Mothers table in the Waldorf Astoria.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Waldorf-Astoria
General Sanguilly Retires As Cuban Senate President
Havana reports Gen Manuel Sanguilly, an independent, has resigned the presidency of the senate, opening the way for a successor from the moderate or administration party. The move signals a shift in political leadership within Cuba's governing body.
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Sanguilly
Havana
Manuel Sanguilly
Senate
New Mexico Politician William J. Slaughter Dies
Santa Fe New Mexico reports William J. Slaughter, a colored member at large of the territorial Republican Central Committee, died yesterday afternoon from malarial fever.
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Santa Fe
N. M
William J. Slaughter
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Clash of American and German laws over desertion
In Hoboken a boy deserter from the Hamburg American steamship Pennsylvania, Louis Brahm, faced US and German legal actions. He was arraigned for disorderly conduct and sentenced to ten days, while the German consul sought his arrest as a deserter. the US commissioner ordered Brahm turned over to the German consul.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hoboken
United States
Stanton
Louis Brahm
Brahm
Guled
Warner
Vanderbilt aids injured mute in Greensboro crash
William H. Vanderbilt and Clarence H. MacKay aid a crossing victim near a private car siding in Greensboro North Carolina. They carried the injured person to a hospital where there is some hope of saving the life. Vanderbilt ordered all bills sent to him.
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Greenboro
N.C
Bec
William H. Vanderbilt
Clarence H. Mackay
Vanderbilt
Live Stock Markets in Chicago and Omaha Cattle and Sheep Reports
Chicago cattle receipts about 400 head with steady market plus mixed finishes for beef cattle and calves ranging from 5.50 to 9.78 dollars. Sheep receipts around 2,000 with market steady to lower. lambs and yearlings priced between 5.40 and 7.76 dollars. Omaha reports cattle receipts 100 with unchanged market. native steers about 5.75 to 0.00, cows 2.76 to 0.00, western and Texas cattle noted with varied figures.
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Chicago
Texas
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Wyoming
Prince
N. J. Sanitary
Witte
Gridiron Boys
Famous Washington Press Club
C. W. Raymond
California
Cable Railroad
New Mexico
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