Mixed Global Updates From Budget to Bold Ventures
The report notes Australia’s current year revenue at £8,417,000, a high record, and covers varied topics from electric car miles covered by a Mr. Rirleger to a state funded theater effort in Upper Silesia. It also recounts a highway of crime recovery, a Texas elopement on an elephant, a sudden death by lightning in Ridge Spring, and Prussian agricultural and industrial notes, including Scotland’s moor replanting and new plantings near Schmelsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Rirleger
Manufactere
Paris
Chatellerault
J. Andrew Cullum
Ridge Spring
Cullum
Ezain
Fightating
Silesia
Ceen
Prussian
Schmelsin
West Prussia
Scotland
Scharbin
Austin
Lawrence Larsen
New York
King's Imp Works
New Brighton
Staten Island
Fs Ind
Iightland Licht
San Francisco
Hequett
Vancouver Island
Victoria
Queen City
Green Ridge Coal Company
Scranton
Jesse Dixon
Platte Center
Neb
James Tate
Central Paper Company
Murkegon
Mich
J. M. Bayard
Burleson
Texas
Forth Worth
Bayard
Thomas B. Baya
Denver
Croke-Thome Carpet and Furniture Company
Welton Street
8. N. Wood
Procrastination and Disaster On Stormer Islander
A fragmentary account recalls a near catastrophe on the Stormer Islander in Asselian waters last summer where a sleeping passenger ignored an alarm, survived when a mattress flipped and floated, and was rescued unharmed. The piece blends cautionary satire with jittery wartime infrastructure chatter about carriages and safety provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asselian
Washington Notes and Foreign Affairs Roundup
Washington notes report opposition to railroad bills in the Senate and unrest over China preparations for war. Spoorings include Taft returning from the Philippines for health, a Havana squadron shift for Christmas, and a November mint coinage total of 7.484 million. Reports cover ships, accidents, fires, crimes, and notable deaths, with mentions of Spooner Holdy in Constantinople and various domestic incidents across cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuohington
Senate
Prmnp- Pines
Washington
China
Hull
Philippines
Gen. Wood
Cuba
North Atlantic
Havana
Chrisiman
Gultepe
Wiliam H. Taft
Philppine Islands
United States
Manila
Gov. Taft
Philippine Islands
Gen. Smith
Humphrey
United States Army
Wright
Bay State
San Jacinto Harbor
Markets Report From St Paul and Chicago Livestock
Latent quotations from St Paul and Minneapolis markets show grain and livestock prices across wheat corn oats and flour. Prices reflect No 1 and No 2 Northern wheat and various feed oats while Chicago bids highlight cattle hogs and sheep values with regional totals and price ranges for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Dee
Lambe
Booth Bt
Paul
Cone
Helfers
Bialle
Weekly Market Letter Indicates Wheat Rally Amid Drought
Edwards, Wood & Co. report a quiet week turning to a 4¢ wheat rise and strong corn prices due to country buying, drought, and higher cables. Western wheat receipts reached 7,000,000 bushels with 6,117,000 exported. world supply figures show increases. May wheat at 76 5/8 to 80. Chicago May corn 68 1/3. advise buying on dips and request telegraph cipher and rally letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards, Wood & Co
Grain Commission Brokers
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
Duluth
Chicago
Siadstreet
Brakaman Drowned After Fall From Train Bridge
George Mink of Winona, a Milwaukee brake man, was knocked off a moving train while crossing a river ridge near La Crosse Wisconsin yesterday. He fell fifty feet into the river and drowned. the body has not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Dee
George Mink
Winona
Milwaukee
Mirsiestopi
Death of La Croase man in Missouri rail wreck
A La Croase resident, Thomas H. Johnson, died in a wreck on the Missouri Pacific line near St. Joseph, as he traveled to the Comanche country. He leaped from the car and was killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Eastern
Indiana
la Croase
Wis
Bec
Thoman H. Johnson
Ravens & Texas
St. Joseph
New Subsidy Bill Passes Amid East Two Asrtans Tiff
A new subsidy bill moves through tense talks as Hills and East Two Asrtons clash over funding details. Officials from NACTU pressure for rapid passage while opposition raises concerns about fiscal impact and regional equity.
Subsidy Bill Aims To Redefine American Ocean Mail Policy
Washington December 11 Senator Prye introduced a new subsidy bill altering ocean mail service by dropping wooden steamships, shortening the act, and emphasizing American crews and defense needs. The four titles cover ocean mail, general subsidies, deep sea fisheries, and general provisions with open competition and strict eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washimeton
Prye
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Commerce
Carnegie Offers Major Gift for U.S. Higher Education University
Washington reports Andrew Carnegie writes to President Roosevelt offering about 10.69 million dollars to establish a Washington university for higher education. He cites James Smithson’s bequest model and says the endowment will become the world’s greatest institution for higher learning. He consulted Johns Hopkins Yale Harvard and Cornell leaders who endorsed his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og University For
Bigher
Washington
Hoogevelt
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Congress
Carnegie
James Smithson
Smithsonian Institution
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Hadley
Yate University
Eliot
Harvan
White
Cornell
Secretary announces two new soil divisions in bureau
Secretary of Agriculture Shaker Rewreoly in Washington on December 11 announced the establishment of two new divisions of soil management in the Bureau of Soils. Prof. FH King, former soil physics professor at the University of Wisconsin, will head the division responsible for roll surveys and remedies related to erosion and optimal cultivation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Shaker Rewreoly
Washington
FH. King
University of Wisconsin
Bank cashier vanishes with 190000 in funds
Mershman, cashier of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles, disappears with about 100000 to 190000 of the bank’s money. The bank’s president Hollman estimates the shortage at 100000. Bonded cashier Felshman, 42, formerly cashier and assistant cashier, had long service and connections to local wealth in Visalia. Bank officials vow to continue operations. a pursuit for the suspect is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Mershman
Farsners
Mervhanta’ Bank
Vibe
E. W. Hollman
Frelghman
Goolodk
Molshma
Pilelshman
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Flelshman
A. J. Barrell
Visalia
I. W. Hellman
Ti. W. Hellman
California
Tt. W. Hellman
Neveila Bank of
San Francisco
Iarmera and Merchament Bank of
Iletshiman
Mrs McKinley’s Condition Worsens After Tragedy
Reports from Canton indicate Mrs. McKinley’s health is failing rapidly after the death of her husband. Doctors and relatives note serious mental and physical strain from the California trip, illness in San Francisco, and the shock of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles G. Dawen
MecKinley
Canton
San Franceisco
Atrain
McKinley
Fatal Inland Sea Loss Reaches Record Toll
Chicago December 11 Alet reports a record Inland Sea fatalities rising to 182 for the year the highest since modern boats entered service. Despite few storms deaths climb each year due to more vessels afloat and foundering remains the main cause in lake shipping casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senator Hoar Pushes Resolution for Exile Treaty Plan
Washington Des tr. Bemator Hoar yesterday introduced a resolution urging the president to seek negotiations with civilized nations to form a convention permitting banishment of those who plot or attempt to overthrow governments or threaten chief magistrates. If no such convention is possible, the measure proposes a suitable territory for transport and confinement after due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des
Collision Damages Two Royal Navy Ships at Sea
London December 1. While leaving Sheerness harbor the sloop Rinaldo of 380 tons displacement in commission was in collision with the battleship Sangpaedal. Rinaldo sustained serious midships damage above the water line while Sangpaedal suffered minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sheerness Harbor
Rinnaldo
Cormmiraion
Christman Ballad Parody Sparks South Africa Camp Claims
Edmond Nortand and associates in New York report a Christman Ballad parody of European boys and girls linked to Edmond Fas and Cyrann de Bem terac. The Paris correspondent calls it a crude paraphrase alleging cruelty in South Africa’s concentration camp system, noting vile, bitter, and malevolent tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Nortand
New York
Edmond Fasand
Onden
New York ‘Times
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Lester Ainsworth, Ed
and Yeo
Hlgin
Germany
Dustrial
Upper Silesia
Koenigshutte
Geatrical
Avheme
Selby Smeker
Vallejo
Winters
Sadie Benjamin
Toma Vista
Tex
Garland
Ens
Wellington
Kaw
Henry L. McCauley
Strest
J. W. Rogge
Rogge
Robbbers
Chotlus Butger
Dubois
TML
Henry
San Francisco Receiving Hospital
Chinatown
Charles Palmer
Wellshire
Ohio
Charles Tacne
Priidy
Fort Wayne
Great Bend
Ken
Pelle i Woteunkiss
James Duffey
Mone Hughter
Duffey
Ilowood
Sousa
Edward
Buller
Venezuela
Crivo
Charles Willim Hylton Molineux
Earl of
Sefton
Samar
Madrid
Bellamy
A. Webber
Berlin
Charles Wiliam’ Hylton Mellineux
Lofton
Edward John Lyre
Jamaica
Halth
James Cox
St. Louis
Louise Wordan
Klondike
Dawson
Kirk and
P. Armour
Kansas City
Beth Low
John N. Partridge
Poice
Greater New York
Col. Partride
Perry Heath
Utah
Harver
Armoury of
Missouri River
Lockjaw
Mo.j
Damozes
Puget Sound
Athia
Vatus
Brakaman
Tive ‘Hills
TT East
Asrtons
Anior, Akw Jun
Makis Big
Tbal
FRARS
Mrs. Winnedy
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