Kaiser Back in Berlin Amid Public Enthusiasm
The Kaiser and Empress returned to Berlin greeted by cheers along the route. The emperor appeared well and recovered from a recent operation, while Dr. Carl Schill, freshly arrived from Germany, looked healthy and content visiting home and other places of interest.
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Masi
Acaé
Droya ‘Astre
Renin
Shereupon
Lie Lox
Hoth
Carl Schill
Germany
Insane Wesley Carpenter Taken Into Custody In Local Incident
Wesley Carpenter married four weeks ago to Mary Canini was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Hagnenach after his brother Rauch Carpenter alleged unsound mind. A commission will hear the case in Justice Tancey's court Monday to determine his condition. Police report Henry Decker, jailed for vagrancy, sent a letter to his mother claiming he was wanted elsewhere. Hopkinsville officers alert. Blay fined but sentence suspended for disorderly conduct near courthouse. youths warned away from county building.
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Wesley Carpenter
Mary Canini
Hagnenach
Bas
Mer
Astad
Carpenter
Mms
Rauch Carpenter
Demonkad
Tancey
Flis
Gurstine Wats
Hoptingr
Henry Decker
Decker
Hopkinsville
Jong Suey
Wilacus
Gorstine Iu Decker
James A. Blay
Way
Blay
Scherer
Hlay
Paynex
Efanit
Mississippi Solid For Roosevelt Denied Delegation Split
A Mississippi committee spokesman denied a telegraphed claim that the state delegation would oppose President Roosevelt at the national convention. He asserted solid support for Roosevelt and noted Republicans in Mississippi show little opposition to his renomination.
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McAllister
Liberary
South
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Suterethial
Miss
Intercollegiate meeting to set Notre Dame date
In an amended constitution the Intercollegiate association removes the bicycle event from the field spurs and adds the two mile run. It adopts official state records and votes to halt the next annual meet at Notre Dame on the last Saturday in May.
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Napolas
Ind
Intercollegiate. Association
Notre Dame
Heidelberg University funds extended to December drive
Time limits for raising 130,000 dollars for Heidelberg University have been extended after a donor challenge. President Miller hopes to raise the remaining 59,000 in Seneca County while seeking 159,000 for further university buildings. Our store hours extend to 4 o'clock until Christmas. Patterson.
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Heidelberg University
Miller
Univer
Tittin Sa
Seneca Counties
Patterson
Afro American Council Adjourns In Washington
The sensitive committee of the Afro American council held its final meeting in Washington. The next sessions will be held in Sioux City.
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Washington
Afro-Amerian Coucil
Si Ie
Appointment to revise constitution and party nonpartisan shift
Dusieas transagiad was a big appointment of a compute to revise the constitution and take definite action eliminating the nonpartisan character of the organisation. During the day Bishop Alexander Walters of New Jersey and several council members called on President Rougevelt and discussed race matters of particular interest.
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Dusieas
Alexander Walters
New Jersey
Rougevelt
Prison Evangelist J. Stanley Forrest Dies in Davenport
Davenport Iowa December 12 J Stanley Forrest a widely known prison evangelist died here today of tuberculosis He had served terms in several prisons in Iowa Illinois and other states and later became an evangelist His team had recently begun to comment prison ministry in Me but he fell ill with consumption and was treated at St Luke's hospital
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Davenport
Towa
J. Stanley Forrest
Ioowa
Mlinois
Dudluna
Oter
Forrusteam Fiere
Commet
St. Luke's Hospital
Fight Is Bitter in Western Federation Session
Denver reports say the Western Federation of Miners, now in session, authorized a denial of a published report claiming strikes in the Cripple Creek and Telluride districts would be called off. Secretary Haywood cites delaying the executive council meeting to improve strike conduct and invites labor groups to support the federation’s stance. He urges a Senate committee to investigate conditions and says the federation will open its books to inquiry.
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Denver
Col
Western Federation of Minges
Haywoot
Duy la All
Duy la All Labor Organizations
Patterson
United States Senate
Haywood
Cripple Creek Citizens Repudiate Patterson Telegram
Cripple Creek Colorado December 12 1903 residents of Teller county denounce Senator Patterson in a joint telegram from the Cripple Creek Citizens' Alliance and Chamber of Commerce to Washington. The missive defends Governor Peabody and local lawfulness while condemning Patterson's labor resolution in Teller county. The message, signed by L F Parsons secretary and L C Moore president of the Cripple Creek Chamber of Commerce, was adopted amid protests over Patterson's actions in Congress.
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Cripple Creek
Peabody
Gsiquad
Cripple Creek Citizens’ Alliance
L. F. Parsons
Cripple Creek Chancer OF
L. C. Moore
Patterson
United States
Teller County
Peabody Calls for Investigation Amid State Crisis
Governor Peabody signals willingness for an investigation or congressional inquiry into his administration. He emphasizes he has nothing to hide and that his actions have aimed to preserve law, order, and the state constitution as the Patterson resolution stirs U.S. Senate debate.
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Denver
Gal
Congress
Peabody
Tor Patterson
United States Senate
Mother Jones to Visit Wyoming to Organize Camps
Diamondville Wyo Dec 12 Mother Jones has sent word she will go to Wyoming soon to organize the twenty one unorganized oak camps in the state. Superintendent Sneddonville of the Diamondville Coal and Coke company says mine operators are prepared for her arrival and if she interferes with miners they will be jailed. Miners express satisfaction with their condition since the 10 percent wage increase. The Peoples Store offers evening hours through Christmas and a Pit card game to buyers.
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Diamondville
Wyo
Jones
Wyoming
Sneddonville
Diamondville Coal and Coke Copany
Small Blazes Tie Up City Fire Crews Last Night
A small fire in the DP Fresh clothing store at 17 East Main Street, Gelock, started by an overheated electric wire in a skylight and was quickly extinguished with minor damage. Separate blaze damaged a hose at 26 Indiana Avenue, caused by an overheated furnace, with about $10 loss. Firefighters responded to both incidents, underscoring routine urban fire duty and safety concerns.
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DP. Fresh
East Main Street
Gelock
Swinkey Bells
Ouo Brombach
Indiana Avenue
Noor
Wall Crumbles as Blizzard Winds Hit Burned Church
A portion of SS Pauls Lutheran church walls collapsed under a fierce blizzard after a recent fire. The north wall gave way first, with the gable area crashing inward and startling residents and police. Inspectors warned remaining walls might fail, but the south wall withstood the storm, preventing wider damage to Lewis Street properties.
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SS Paul's
Turing
Journal Gazette
Lewis Street
Bily
Walthour Wins Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden
Walthour and partner Monroe clinched first place in the six day bicycle race with a final sprint at Madison Square Garden. The team covered 2 818 miles three laps. Leander finished second with Floy Krebs third. Several riders crashed on the last mile including J Bedell. Bre ton suffered a tire failure. Spectators noted the event and sales of jackets and house coats were advertised nearby.
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Walthour
Madison Square Garden
Monroe
Leander
Floy Krebs
Floyd
Krebs
Fisher Wasurth
New Kirk Atth
Gobtenet
J. Bedell Nett
Morah
Fisher
Birdy
J. Bedell
26Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Breton
Reuben Patterson Holds Secret GE Board Meeting
New York December reports a General Electric board meeting held behind closed doors amid secrecy. The executive committee postponed a planned meeting and issued a general call. President Coffin traveled by night express to Pittsburgh with mission details undisclosed.
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New York
General Electric Company
Prost Nisuial Oc
Currance
Coffin
General Eleciic
Piltsburg
Piltsborg
Afl
Wanted Cabinet Makers and Car Builders Daily
Advertises for cabinet makers and car builders seeking C. J. Smithe at Wayne Hotel between St Louis and St Louis Car Company in St. Louis Missouri. Apply today at the given location.
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Lnquire
C. J. Smithe
Wayne Hotel
Betaween Sm Mn
Aod -L.p
St. Lonik Car Company
St. Louis
Brother Kills Brother in Chicago Saloon Dispute
A Chicago saloonkeeper, George Chris, was shot and killed today by his brother Nicholas after a dispute over money owed. The two had operated the saloon together until two weeks ago, when tensions over repayment led to the fatal act.
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Dée
George Chris
Ususun
Nicholas
George Christianasa
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