Dentist Dr Haas Ends Life At Wife’s Grave
New York December reports Dr Randolph F Haas a Lexington Avenue dentist ended his life by drinking poison at Woodlawn Cemetery kneeling beside his wife’s grave. A watchman had prevented his earlier suicide, and Haas had fallen into deep gloom after his wife’s death on November 18. His friend Dr Philip Goldstein described a life of heartbreak with daily grave visits and neglect of his practice due to his wife’s jealousy, which had led her to force him away from the office before she killed herself weeks earlier.
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New York
Randolph F. Hass
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Haas
Philip Goldstein
Dr. Huis
Anid
Surgeon removes entire tongue in Hartford operation
Hartford story reports John Lee had his tongue removed at St Francis hospital after a medical procedure. He reportedly told his wife these might be his last words if he survived the operation. The patient is recovering strength and will likely swallow fairly well.
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Hartford
Conn
St. Francis Hospital
John Lee
Boston Man Sues For Wedding Ring Fees
Boston December 2 Alleging services the official performed were not worth five dollars Vogel St James lawyer sues Justice of the Peace Edward Brown to recover the wedding fee paid when he wed Ella Lewis three months ago Under Massachusetts blue laws the justice was allowed only 135 and Vogel seeks the excess 3950 terms.
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Boston
James Vogel
Justice of the Peace
Edward Brown
Ella Lewis
Massachusetts
Vogel
Robbers Bind and Gag Family at Farm Home
Masked men early today robbed the home of John Haywood, an aged farmer four miles west of Wigin. Haywood, his wife, and his son were bound and gagged. the son offered resistance and was badly beaten. The intruders then questioned Haywood and tied Mrs. Haywood before fleeing.
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John Haywood
Here
Haywood
Thousands of Colorado cattle starve in harsh winter
Thousands of cattle on Colorado ranges face starvation as winter opens early, threatening severe losses for cattlemen. Officials cite scarce hay and worsening conditions, with prospects of unprecedented herd reductions across the state.
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Penver
Colo
Dec
Colorado
Washburn College appoints Rev. Frank Knight Sanders president
Topeka Kansas Dec 2 The Washburn trustees announce the selection of Rev Frank Knight Sanders as college president. Born in Batticotta Jaffna Ceylon 47 years ago he studied at Ripon College and Yale semitic languages. He has held leadership in biblical scholarship and biblical education and is regarded as a foremost educator of the day in Kansas.
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Kas
Washburn College
Ag Rey
Frank Knight Sanders
Sanders
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Ceylon
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Frank Gould's Motion Denied in Divorce Case
New York December 3 Justice Seabury denied Frank J Gould’s bid to strike from the amended complaint of Mrs Melon Kelly Gould in her suit for an absolute divorce. The court held the amended complaint as it stands contains twenty three allegations.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Have. Stricker
Melon Kelly Gould
Eve
Justice Seabury
Canada Hands U. 8. Concerns A Jolt
Vancouver dispatch reports a full court ruling nullifying a $12,000 judgment against A. R. Johnston & Co. of Victoria and Nanaimo in a salmon supply contract for Japanese markets. Lilly, Bogardus & Co. of Seattle sued over the deal, noting a foreign company not registered in this province cannot sue in courts here.
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Lilly, Bogardus & Co
Seattle
Wash
A. R. Johnston & Co
Victoria
Nanaimo
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Johnson & Co
Germany and U S Cut Rates On Letters
Berlin dispatch says the United States and Germany agreed to lower airmail and surface letter rates to two cents for letters between the two nations, replacing the prior five cent rate. The new rate takes effect June 1.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Rebates Fine Hits Stearns Salt and Lumber Co
Grand Rapids December 3 Judge Knappen fined Stearns Salt and Lumber Co of Ludington $10,000 in U S district court for accepting rebates from Pere Marquette on shipments from Ludington to Toledo.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Knappen
United States District
Stearns Salt and Lumber Co
Ludington
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Burglars Loot Pepperell Bank Vault in Mass Robbery
Fourteen thousand dollars in cash was secured by burglars who blasted open the Pepperell State bank vault today. Police say the work suggests professional criminals. Three men were in the party and fled in a car, but all trace was soon lost.
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Pepperell
Mass
Peperell State Bank
Archbold scrutinized as government probes Standard purchases
New York Dec 2 cross examination of John D Archbold continued in the Standard Oil case. Kellogg pressed him on 1879 share of business and whether Standard bought seaboard refineries to crush rivals. Government questions aimed to show motive to destroy competition. Kobe ship Ginsei Maru foundered near Welhelwel with all hands lost.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Standard
Kellogg
S. H. P. Rogers
Seaboard
Leprosy Claims Mrs J C Wardell in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on December 2 the leper wife of General Wardell, Mrs J C Wardell, died after a long illness. The case had caused much stir in the community and amid media attention, her condition worsened steadily and her death had been anticipated for some time.
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West
Los Angeles
Cal
J. C.wardell
Gen Wardell
Portugal Fails to Raise Funds to Pay November Salaries
Lisbon reports no money in the treasury to cover November payrolls for Portuguese officials. A government effort to borrow 5 million dollars from the Bank of Portugal was rejected. Officials warn of possible measures if salaries are not paid within ten days. Revolutionary unrest is cited as the cause of the financial crisis.
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Lisbon
Budajone
Portugese
Gov
Bank of Portugal
Flood Threatening Pine Bluff Arkansas
Pine Bluff Arkansas December 2 the Arkansas river reached 23 feet and continues to rise. The river bank behind the Jefferson hotel and the county courthouse began sliding away in large sections this morning forcing officials to vacate the annex as unsafe. David Crittenden pleaded not guilty to a crime in Minot, Nebraska, with attorney Joseph Denoyer handling the plea.
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Pine Bluff Ark
Arkansas
Jefferson Hotel
County Court House
Minot, N. Bs
David Crittenden
Proverb Advice for Christmas Shoppers
A whimsical column blends old proverbs with holiday shopping wisdom. It urges readers to act now, noting that timely shoppers grab the best woods and goods, while procrastination costs them choice and patience, ending with a nudge to busy the overworked sales staff.
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Lnee
Revolution in Haiti Bloodless Takeover Gains Momentum
Port au Prince reports show Nord Alexis ousted as mobs seize key points with armed citizens guarding Alexis palace. No shots fired as provisional movement forms, while U S policy remains to recognize new regimes slowly amid Haiti upheaval. American and French sailors occupy harborage for protection.
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Nord Alexia
Theo
Republic
Alexis
Fred
Port au Prince Revolt Brings New Provisional Government
Port au Prince reports a bloodless coup with the city in rebel hands. General Legitime accepts the presidency of a new provisional government while Nord Alexis and most ministers seek refuge in foreign legations. Gen Camille Gabriel remains loyal to Alexis.
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Lord Alexis
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Alexis
Camille Gabriel
Cornhuskers and Carlisle Clash in Lincoln Gridiron Showdown
Lincoln Neb Dec 2 This afternoon the Nebraska University team and the Carlisle Indians will clash in the final struggle of the season on the Lincoln gridiron. Coaches Cole and Warner announced both teams are in perfect trim and hopeful of victory.
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Nebraska University
Carlisle Ingiane
Lincoln
Cole
Warner
Flurry in Rock Island Stock Markets Riles Investors
New York reports volatile trading as rumors claim a plan to finance the St Louis and San Francisco, a subsidiary, has been perfected. Name cited as origin of the unrest remains unclear amid rapid speculation in the Rock Island market.
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Rock Island
Praserve
St Louis
San Francisco
McLean Named News Manager for Fargo Paper
Warden Hellstrom of the state penitentiary announced in Bismarck yesterday that F W McLean Langdon attorney is now business manager of the Fargo News. The Fargo News intends to be a real live democratic newspaper while McLean has already begun managing duties.
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State Penitentiary
Langdon
Bismarck
F. W. McLean
Langton
Fargo News
Bismarck ‘Tribune
Fred W. McLean
Ipor
New Democratic Enterprise
Fargo
McLean
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Misa Stout Fires In Defense Of Sister In Chicago Shooting
In Chicago a shooting ends with Henry Hornberg dead after a quarrel over an enlarged picture. Estelle Stout says she fired to save her sister Mrs. Chambers from harm. Police credit the women's statements and await coroner evidence.
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Chicago
Mise Estelle Stout
Henry Hornberg
A. Chambers
Misa Stout
Hornberg
Mine Stout
Mira Stout
Mrs Rice tells of death pageant in Rustin murder trial
Omaha Neb Dec 2 The resumed trial of Charles Davis for the murder of Dr Frederick Rustin features Mrs Rustin widow recounting her life and the suicidal agreement with Rustin. Abbie Rice repeats the tale for the fifth time as a larger proportion of women attend the court today.
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Ned
Charles Davis
Carken
Frederick Rustin
Rustin
Chetrajack
Abbie Rice
Yeggmans Arrested in Minneapolis
Minneapolis detectives arrested nine men suspected of belonging to a professional safe cracking gang active in Wisconsin towns. A complete set of explosives and accessories was confiscated.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Portugal Cannot Raise 5000 Dollar Loan
Lisbon via Badajoz December 2 The Portuguese government failed to borrow 5000 dollars to cover November salaries as treasury funds were exhausted and collateral conditions deemed unsatisfactory. Revolt disturbances are developing as unrest spreads among revolutionists.
Fire at Conneaut Lake resort causes $100000 damage
Meadville Pa Dec 2 A fire at Ex position park Conneaut Lake popular summer resort caused $100000 in damage. The Bramarck hotel and many buildings along the midway were saved after flames were checked.
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Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
Bramarck
Austrian Students Wounded in Prague Riot
Prague reports Czech students clashed with authorities after a government action proclaimed in the city. The unrest followed a government move described as provocative and sparked protests and injuries among the student body.
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