Hamilton Club Aims to Reunite G O P After Convention
The Hamilton club of Chicago proposes restoring peace and unity in the Republican party as it stood before the June national convention. It calls for eliminating firebrands from both factions including Roosevelt Dixon Crane and Penrose while confronting a daunting, Herculean task to fuse the remnant into one party.
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Republican Party
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
Dixon
Crane
Penrose
G. O. Po
Woman suffrage in East shows Michigan loss under 600 votes
The Chicago Daily Journal notes Michigan’s narrow defeat for woman suffrage, contrasting it with western states where suffrage passed. It warns campaigns must win over old conservative communities and acknowledges future battles in settled areas.
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Michigan
Friends of the Cause
Journal
Missouri River
Chicago Davy Journal
Clear Up Panama Scandal Incoming Administration Faces
The piece argues the United States paid 40 million to acquire Panama Canal Company rights and properties but questions who benefited. It calls for a full inquiry to prove or disprove charges of improper profits by a Wall Street clique tied to the Roosevelt era and demands the purchase be examined for taint.
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United States
Trench Panama Canal Company
France
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Cozen
Panama
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Caution against mercury containing catarrh ointments. Claims mercury can ruin the system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo and Cheney & Co. Toledo. Internal remedy says no mercury, advertised as genuine. Testimonials free. Sold by pharmacists. Also advertises Great’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J Cheey & Co
Toledo
Telefio
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Pdrneeists
Giatl
Armistice Signings Delayed as Peace Hints Rise
Constantinople reports armistice signing postponed to tomorrow to allow allied representatives to reach the city. Outlook for peace remains bright as Turkey and Balkan states contemplate terms amid Turkish gains and allied weariness.
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London
Bagthe
Scutari
Adrianople
Turkey
Italy
Tripolitania
Cyrenaica
Tchatalja
Gardener Gives Free Service to Actress Clara Morris
Hugh Hopper, longtime gardener for the veteran actress Clara Morris, has supplied his services free for eleven years at The Pines estate in Yonkers New York. Morris, married to Frederick C. Harriett, is totally blind and dependent, and Hopper declined salary despite prior good pay.
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Hugh Hopper
Clara Morris
Yonkers
N. Y
Hopper
the Pines
Miss Morris
Frederick C. Harriett
Georgia Mob Lynches Negro After Court Run Protest
In Cordele and McRae area a mob drags Chestly Williams from McRae courthouse and lynches him after he shot two white women near Rhine and assaulted one. Victims not dead but feared unable to recover.
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Cordele
Dee
Scientist Finds Consumption Cure Demonstrated in Trials
Berlin reports Dr. Frederick F. Friedman, a German tuberculosis expert, presented a serum he claims cures consumption after two years of testing. He says the turtle-derived serum requires one injection and aims to place it with doctors worldwide, rejecting commercial offers. He asserts cures can occur in one week.
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Berlin
Frederick F. Freidman
Friedman
Parcel post details issued by Postmaster General Hitchcock
Postmaster General Hitchcock issues strict parcel post rules requiring stamps and sender return cards on all parcels. A new law effective January 1, 1913 sets mailable limits to eleven pounds and 72 inches combined length and girth, with flat 1 cent per ounce up to 4 ounces and higher rates by weight and distance, plus optional indemnity and delivery on payment.
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Hitchcock
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Thirty-Two Years Ago Today in the Tribune '80 Chronology
Items from that date reveal travel to Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. A S Jordan and Mrs Wim Jordan, Mr A W Jaques departing for Knoxville and Virginia, C B Q moving into new quarters, the gas firm out of coal, Hon Jas F Wilson and wife en route to Washington and New York, W C Ball moving north, and D P Stubbs buying the brick property for 3500 dollars.
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the Tribune
Mrs
A. S. Jordan
Chicago
Wim. Jordan
Jas, F. Wilson
Washington
New York
Battle for Senate Finance chair in Democratic fight
Washington insiders predict a bitter Democratic battle after March 4 for the Senate Finance committee chair as seniority and tariff policy split the party. Senator Simmons faces challenger Senator Gore while Governor Wilson’s allies fear reactionary control could block tariff reform and other progressive measures. The Panama Canal project also draws congressional scrutiny as moving pictures and a photographer document the work. Secretary Stimson tours the canal as part of the winter report.
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D. C
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Boris Penrose
Pennsylvania
Simmons
Wilson Movement
Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
Finance Committee
Finance
Panama Canal
House Appropriations Committee
U. S. Geological Survey
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Canal Zone
Stimson
House Committee
Canal
Taft
Panama
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Service
Yesterday afternoon in the B P E hall the Elks held their annual memorial service with a public gathering of members and friends. The program opened with invocation by the Chaplain, P J Easton sang My Rosary with Lucile Wisecarver at the piano, Judge Fred D Letts gave the memorial address and C M Junkin delivered the eulogy. Easton Black and Miss Conner McClain closed with a final musical selection.
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C. M. Junkin
Messrs. Easton and Black
Conner
Mce Clain
FINE LIVE STOCK AT CHICAGO SHOW
The thirteenth annual international livestock show opened at Union Stock Yards with over 11000 entries and prizes totaling more than $75000. Exhibits come from many U S states Canadian provinces and several European countries. Belgian horses are featured by the Belgian Horse Society. The students judging contest begins Monday with participants from over fifteen agricultural colleges competing for twenty scholarships valued at more than $10000 donated by J Orden Armour.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Union
Dominion of Canada
Mexico
Belgian Horse Society
United States
Canada
J. Orden Armour
Good Roads Focus At American Automobile Association Meet
Chicago hosts the eleventh annual convention of the American Automobile Association with good roads as the main topic of two day discussions. The national body includes forty four states and 50 local clubs and will consider expanding road propaganda to lagging states. The gathering ends with the annual banquet tomorrow.
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Chicago
American Automobile Association
Auditorium Hotel
Insignias Conferred On New Cardinals
Rome December 2 The Consistory with Pope Pius X conferred the red hat on the remaining five of the eighteen cardinals named a year ago who had not yet received final insignia as princes of the church. The five include three Spaniards and two Austrians.
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Rome
Sacred College
Pius X
Attempted Assault on Washington Girl Arrest Report
Des Moines reports from Pueblo Colorado state George Wilcox of St. Louis a Rio Grande Pullman porter is held on charges of attempted assault on Alma Smith a 20 year old girl from Washington Iowa. Miss Smith awakened by a hand and found the porter climbing into her berth as passengers rushed to aid and restrain him.
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Des Moines
Pueblo
Colo
Alma Smith
Washington
Iowa
George Wilcox
St. Louis
Rio Grande
Young Illinois Lieutenant Governor-Elect Barratt O Hara
Barratt O Hara is named lieutenant governor elect of Illinois, noted as one of the youngest men ever chosen for the office in the United States.
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Barratt O'Hara
Illinois
United States
Roosevelt Wedding Anniversary Observed at Oyster Bay
Ex-president Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt quietly marked their twenty sixth wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their Oyster Bay home. The couple wed in London on December 2 1886, with Edith Kermit Carow as the bride.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Hunt Draws Eighteen Sportsmen In Local Row
A big Thanksgiving hunt with eighteen sportsmen on a side was enjoyed by local nimrods this morning. The Free Masons plan a December 27 banquet at their east side hall. Snow accumulated over two days marking the first heavy fall of the season.
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Nimrods
Free Masons
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad for Children
A L. S. Bradshaw & Co. advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the quickest simple remedy for dangerous croupy coughs and wheezy colds in children. It promises almost instant relief, soothing healing, and contains no opiates.
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Foley
L. S. Bradshaw & Co
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