The Political Game in Morocco
The article outlines the Moroccan succession crisis as Mulai Hafid and Mulai Abdel Aziz vie for Fez and influence. A British backed syndicate and other financiers, including German Portuguese and American interests, push for the throne in exchange for railways, mines, and post control.
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Morocco
Africa
France
Germany
America
Mulai- Miafid
Mulai- Abdd-e-Aziz
Mulai-Hafid
Fez
Mulai-Abdel
Mul al-Hafid
Mulsi-Hafid
Great Names in Washington Farragut and Thomas
Farragut square and a circle in Washington honor Civil War era figures Farragut a Virginian and another ensnacean figure noted for devotion to the union The capitals memory keeps these sites in residentially prized areas near vice president and general dra per homes The Boston Transcript comments on the city’s civil war era legacies and northern emphasis while acknowledging southern contributions to military centers and border state soldiers.
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Farragut
Thomas
Gen. Draper
Boston Transcript
Language mixups and ticket mix ups in a linguistic accident
The piece recounts a German woman from Pittsburgh who mispronounces town names and buys wrong tickets to Norfolk and Newark. She ends up spending $60 on misrouted routes before finally needing Norwalk. The anecdote ends with a note about lettuce production at about 100 million beads per sardine.
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Pitteburg
Norwalk
Norfolk
Gee
Pittsburg
Miewark
N. J
a @erman painter
WEEKEND ROUNDUP OF GLOBAL NOTES AND GOSSIP
A broad chronicle reports Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady resigning Toledo rectorate to lead Trinity Church Kansas City, and Parkhurst resigning as head of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. Also noted are verdicts in a breach of promise case, a Ky murder acquittal, illnesses and promotions among military teams, and a volley of foreign affairs from Berlin to Tokyo.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Toledo
Trinity Episcopal Church
City
Kansas City
Trinity Church
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Neeloo Garner
Arthur B. Bazzell
Dixon
Nancy Murrill
Mary Terry
Jackson
Richard la Gallienne
Seth T. Weld
Camp Atascadero
Cal
Philippine Scouts
Broughton Brandenburg
Cleveland
Taft
Bryan
Dayton
Y M C A Building Dedicated and Naval News Roundup
The Y M C A building in South Bend Indiana cost 250000 and was dedicated with Vice President Charles W Fairbanks delivering the principal address. Atlantic fleet sails from Yokohama with squadrons bound for Manila and Amoy. Bobby Lone Seeley a cowboy and a policeman trade fatal shots in Gulfport Mississippi. Albert V Wesner arrested on war profits for buying votes in Sugar Creek Missouri. Belgrade dispatch reports Servian government mobilizing reserves and ordering khaki for troops with 300 Maxim guns and 600 military autos. Donners break jail in Madison Wisconsin. Over fifty alleged night riders arrested at Reelfoot Lake Tennessee where Captain Quentin Rankin was murdered. George Robertson wins Vanderbilt cup on Long Island setting distance record. Silas C McFarland, Iowa consulgeneral, shoots himself in Germany. Nine Filipino laborers killed near Jagan Mindanao in raid, four wounded. Katherine C Harley wins women’s national golf title at Chevy Chase. Maj Harry Benson named Yellowstone park superintendent. Mobile lawyer Edward Murphy Robinson dies by suicide. Cracksmen steal 3400 dollars from Heartwell Nebraska bank. Floods hit San Salvador Guatemala and Honduras. Coalgate Oklahoma grand jury proposes removing bank examiner Smock. Carmezie Hero Land Commission honors 48 for bravery with 40000 dollars paid. US battle ship officers dine with Premier Katsura in Tokyo. Mrs Nels Ingvarhorn and others linked to gasoline store in Sisseton South Dakota. William P Dillingham and Carroll Page elected Vermont representatives.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Association
Charles W. Fairbanks
Yokohama
Maoila
Amoy
Lon Seeley
Gulfport
Albert V. Wesner
Standard Oi
Sugar Creek
London Daily News
Belgrade
Hugo
Albert
Rudolph Donnerstag
Madison
Wits
Reelfoot Lake
Tenn
Quentin Rankin
George Robertson
New Motor Parkway
Long Island
Silas C. McFarland
Iowa
Germany
Jagan
Island of Mindanao
Katherine C. Harley
Fall River
Mass
Chevy Chase
Harry Benson
Yellowstone Park
S. M. Young
Edward Murphy Robinson
Mobile
Ala
Heartwell
Kearney County
Nebraska
San Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Coalgate
Okla
Bank of Coalgate
H. H. Smock
Carmezie Hero Land Commission
Democratic candidates in crash near Guilford hill in Indiana
Lawrenceburg Indiana attorney Warren N Hauck a Democratic candidate for representative Willard Stier attorney from Cincinnati County Auditor William S Fagaly County Treasurer William C Fangman and John Oberting trustee of Lawrenceburg township rode to New Alsace Kelso township when brakes failed sending the car down Guilford hill at high speed Hauck jumped from the vehicle fell twelve feet breaking his left hip He was later moved to his home and is expected to recover Oberting halted the car and the party returned home
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Warren N. Hauck
Willard Stier
Cincinnati
Wiliam S. Fagaly
William C. Fangman
John Oberting
New Alsace
Kelso Township
Guilford Hill
Hauck
Oberting
Mr. Hauck
Friends Board of Foreign Missions Consolidates Across United States
Richmond Ind reports that four yearly meetings Indiana Kansas North Carolina and Western have transferred their foreign mission work to the American Friends Board of Foreign Missions. The move aims to unify leadership and increase aggressiveness and effectiveness of missions nationwide.
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Richmond
Ind
Friends
America
American Friends’ Board of Foreign Missions
Indiana
Kansas
North Carolina
Western
Muskrats Destroy Cornfield Near Jasper Indiana
Conrad Seitz, a Jasper area farmer, reports the muskrat infestation has nearly wiped out his corn crop along the Wabash River. He killed 86 rats in the past week and plans a broader extermination campaign with traps to protect fodder and remaining fields.
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Jasper
Ind
Conrad Seitz
Watoka River
Seitz
Indicted Independence Candidate Faces Embezzlement Charge
Corydon Indiana David Mr. Murr the independence candidate for congress in this district has been indicted by a Crawford county grand jury on embezzlement charges. Former Crawford county lawyer allegedly collected client claims and kept the funds. Supporters say charges are politically motivated.
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Corydon
Ind
David Mr. Murr
Independence
Congress
Crawford County
Murr
Drought Dust Deep in Rural Jeffersonville County Roads
Candidates touring the county report the drought’s extent is unreal to those not on rural roads. Dust is so deep in places that traveling is hard and on major routes only a cloud of dust is seen for miles.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Pauper Hidden Heir Reveals Large Estate In Columbus
When Wills Boyd aged 55 died in Columbus Indiana and was buried by the county his daughter and sole heir believed him a pauper as he pretended. It is now learned he left a large estate after years of street begging.
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Columbus
Ind
Wills Boyd
Evansville Street Car Line to Vincennes Extension Planned
Evansville & Southern Indiana directors met and announced plans to extend the street car system from Evansville to Vincennes early next spring, with a goal of reaching Terre Haute thereafter.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville & Southern Indiana
Patoka
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Spiritualists Elect Officers In National Association
Indianapolis news reports the National Spiritualists' Association electing officers for the term. President Dr. George B. Warne of Chicago is chosen with vice president Chas R. Schirm of Baltimore, secretary Geo W. Kates of Washington, D. C., and treasurer Cassius L. Stevens of Pittsburgh.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National
Spiritualists’ Association
George B. Warne
Chicago
Chas
R. Schirm
Baltimore
Geo. W. Kates
Washington, D. C
Cassius L. Stevens
Pittsburg
Bunco Steering Case Delayed In South Bend Court
South Bend continues the bunco steering swindle case involving Wm Fieming accused of defrauding W J Springboarn, president of the public service board, of 10000 dollars in a fake wrestling match last winter. Separately in Shelbyville the county reports a corn yield of 100 bushels per acre on the Nail farm with tenant Ossa Tull harvesting the crop.
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South Bend
Ind
Wm. Fieming
W. J. Springboarn
Board of Pubic Service
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Mary E. Nail Ossa Tull
Cost Miner Fatally Hurt
Evansville Indiana report states George W. Stewart of this city sustained fatal injuries in a mining accident. Details unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate a mining incident resulted in a death for Stewart.
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Evansville
Ind
George W. Stewart
Ehotinium
Affinity Ends in Fatal Shooting at South East Street
Edward Miers a Peru, Indiana native and former resident of Indianapolis, was shot dead by William Pugh at a boarding house on South East street. Police call the threat bluff. Pugh claimed self defense after Miers motioned as if drawing a weapon. Miers leaves a widow and four children.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Miers
Peru
William Pugh
South East Street
Miers
Pugh
Quarantine Enacts Restrictions in Earl Park Diphtheria outbreak
Diphtheria spreads through Earl Park with 60 families under quarantine and about 75 cases. One death occurred, the first child to contract the disease. Health officer Dr. McMahan is quarantined in his lab. Schools and churches closed, opera house shut, and public meetings banned. Farmers combat forest fires near Jasper with plows.
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Earl Park
Ind
McMahan
Laurie's Will Filed for Probate in Indianapolis
The will of Wm Laur ie, a prominent Indianapolis merchant who died October 18, was filed for probate. The estate value is undetermined though personal property is estimated at 150000 dollars. He left a large sum and residence to housekeeper Mrs Isabella Barcklay, who died recently.
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Laurie
Indianapolis
Ind
Wm. Laurie
Isabella Barcklay
Gas Explosion Fatally Burns Woman in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana a natural gas explosion caused by lighting a match in an upstairs bedroom where a lamp leaked wrecked part of the building. Miss Ida Badollet died from burns and her father Henry Badollet was severely burned trying to stop the fire.
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Vincennes
Ind
Ida Badollet
Henry Badollet
Widow Awarded Four Thousand Dollars in Suit
Mrs. Mary A. Hancock won a $4,000 judgment against Rossville Distillery Co. for the death of her husband who was killed when caught in a rope and pulley while employed at the distillery several months ago.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mary A. Hancock
Rossville Distillery Co
Alleged Counterfeiters Break Jail in Madison
Albert Donnersing Hugo Donnersing and Rudolph Donnersing awaiting trial on counterfeiting charges escaped Madison Indiana jail by sawing iron bars and using a ladder of blankets.
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Madison
Ind
Albert
Hugo
Rudolph Donnersing
Bloodless Surgery Demonstration Set in Fort Wayne
Three hundred doctors from Northern Indiana gather in Fort Wayne for the 12th District Councilor Medical Society meeting. The chief feature is a demonstration of bloodless surgery.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Indiana
12Th District Councilor Medical Society
Evansville Strike Averted After Traction Talks
Good feeling established between Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Co and the union conductors and motor men. strike no longer possible.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Co
Peach Tree Yields Second Crop in Bedford Yard
Mrs. William Dunt hue of Bedford Ind has finished gathering the second crop of peaches from a tree in her yard. The fruit was smaller than a crabapple but of good quality.
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Bedford
Ind
William Dunthue
Elwood Plant Sold by Receiver in Indiana
Madison superior court judges approve sale of Elwood Heal Light Plant assets after receiver proceedings. Details indicate court action and disposition of the facility in Anderson Indiana.
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Elwood
Anderson
Ind
Hy Orcer
A New Cure Jim Whats Jack Trying For His Deumatism
Jim asks what Jack seeks for his ailment Bil replies with swearing as the cure.
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Jim
Jack
Bill
Woman Chosen City Alderman in Magee Tenn
Mrs H J Gates elected one of Magee Tennessee six aldermen after an aggressive campaign. Voters praised her potential as alderman and education advocate. Also an advertisement promotes Hall s Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional action and a $100 reward for cure failures with testimonials.
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H. J. Gates
Magee
Tenn
Tennessee
Nature's rain tests man's pride and progress
A Philadelphia Bulletin quips that nature easily outweighs human wealth, tools, and cities as rain reveals basic needs. It argues simple natural elements define true necessities and render vaunted wisdom powerless.
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Lfe
Philadelphi Bulletin
Peruna Tonic Endorsed By Doctors And Users
Hon. Fr. Tharing and T Barnscott praise Peruna for catarrhal disorders and as a strong tonic. The letters claim relief from pneumonia and la grippe after prolonged use and mention Peruna tablets as a solid form alternative.
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Tharin
Anti-Trust League
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Ita
Mr. T. Barnscott
West Aylmer Ontario
Can
la Grippe
Peruna
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