Massive Socialist Demonstration Rocks Berlin
Berlin observers report a large socialist rally demanding direct universal suffrage sparked by Chancellor von Buelow's rejection. about 40,000 organized socialists and 40,000 sympathizers swarmed the city, clashing with police as crowds marched toward the palace and mass meetings. police used sabres and force to disperse groups, injuring several demonstrators while authorities fortified key streets and public buildings.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Lodi
Prince’ van Buelow
Prussia
Gapa
Mui
Buelaw
Palace Square
Alexander
Brendenburg
Tiergarten
Isse
Wilstreets
Friederinkshelmatgasse
Ato
Font
Sérinus
Callsion
Junefers Bridge
Moritz Plate
Tarkington Double Reported in Hoosier Society Scoop
Chicago readers are told Indiana literary figure Booth Tarkington has a double. The impostor allegedly faced police in Indianapolis on Christmas Eve and could be the same man who caused a stir amid publicity for The Man from Home. Tarkington plans to speak at a January 26 Indiana Society dinner in Chicago.
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Chicago
Record- Herald Today
Indiana
Booth
Tarkington
Mr. Tarkington
Aiscoy
Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Jone
Lin Am
Indiana Society
Dianapolis
J .Tarkington
Booth Tarkingtont
Bandauet
Tis
George McCutcheon
Prett
Beauchaire
Varkington
Actor Charles Jackson Ends Life in New York Hotel
Charles Jackson forty four nephew of Joseph Jefferson and a noted character actor, hanged himself at the Hotel Gerard on West Forty fourth street after eight months of idleness. He could not memorize his part in The Witching Hen and feared failure would ruin his career. Jackson was a Lambs Club member and widely popular in the profession.
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New York
Charles Jackson
Joseph Jefferson
Waroo
Gerard Oh West Forty-fourth Street
Jackson
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Lambs
Wheat doing well Tolson report on Michigan crop
A telegraphed market summary from January reports wheat prospects in Michigan show less damage in December than year prior. Seven respondents indicate injury while white label notes no injury. Compared with last year, 489 reported none. Farmers held a quarter million bushels at about 98 and a half cents per bushel for the month.
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Tolson
Michigan
A. King & Co
IRD
Fleet of American battleships enters Rio harbor
Rio Janeiro woke to a glorious marine pageant as sixteen ships arrive from Port of Spain after a 4600 mile voyage. The Connecticut leads as Brazilian cruisers and shore defenses greet the fleet with gun salutes and cheering crowds. Officials from both nations exchanged formal greetings as the ships anchor in the bay.
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Rio Janeiro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Culgea
Glacier
San Franciscos
Rial Jeniera
Ward
Cape Frid
Connecticut
Evans
Quiet Port Wayne saloon day amid unsubstantiated rumors
A calm day in Port Wayne with no arrests as rumors spread of back room saloon activity. Police reported no confirmed incidents though hearsay spoke of a fight and a knife wound in a rooming house. The tip about concealed wine rooms remained unproven as officers monitored the scene.
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Port Wayne
Bieselon Tnan
Barr
Weather Forecast For Monday And Tuesday
Weather outlook for Ohio shows rain or snow and colder conditions with Tuesday fair and cooler. Lower Michigan Indiana and surrounding areas expected snow, with Monday fair and warmer in parts. The day produced a miserable winter Sunday with rain sleet and snow, leaving streets slushy and sidewalks slick. Hourly readings indicate cold temperatures across observed locations.
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Washington
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
Miners
Indiana
Allené Church
Theatee
Indiana Rowing Postpones Tri-State Tournament to March 18 28
The Indiana Rowing Association, led by WV Porter and George W McKay, postponed the Fort Wayne tri state tournament to March 18 28 after consultation with Ohio and Michigan bowlers. Porters aim to later stage a strong annual organization and a national event in Cincinnati, with Fort Wayne to still host a future high profile gathering.
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Seought
WV. R. Porter
George W. McKay
Indiana Rowing Association
Innon
Fort Trayne
Pin Knights of the
Three States
Formall & Strong
McBkay
Ohio
Michigan
Snough
Atte
Qhip
Fort Warne
Cincinnnati
Michigan State
Fort Wayne
Porter
Fort. Wayne
Brunswick
President Roosevelts plan to withdraw troops from Goldfield
Washington officials say President Roosevelt will remove federal troops from Goldfield Nevada shortly after the Nevada legislature opens a special session. The decision follows a commission report that found no warrant for federal intervention and urges Nevada to handle order locally, citing wage cuts and union pressure as core issues.
Nevada lawmakers set for special session on militia bill
Carson City Nevada dispatch reports 22 state legislators summoned by Governor Sparks to meet in a special session next Tuesday. The aim is to craft means to preserve order at Goldfield amid strong opposition from Unionists against authorizing a state militia or constabulary. A lively session is anticipated with several tarical later sympathizers among the members who will fight any measure creating a militia or constabulary force.
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Nevada
Death of T R Pickard Ends a Half Century Leadership
Thomas Reed Pickard long headed the foundry at Bass Foundry and Machinery for over fifty years, guiding its rise into a major U S car wheel producer. Born in 1839 in Cornwall England he came to the United States in 1848 and built a career from Cooper & Co to Bass Foundry. He died Sunday morning at 78 after influenza complications following the loss of his wife last Thanksgiving. Funeral is Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with Lindenwood private interment.
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Thomas Reed Pickard
Bars Foundry and Machina Company
U Ied de Pheumatia
Washington Boulevard East
Hfe
Mr. Pickard
Cornwall
Ingland
United Etates
Mt Vernon
C. & J. Cooper & Company
Fort Wayne
Cooper, Basa & Co
McNernon
Cooper & Fo
Fort
Cooper,Bass & Co
John
H. Bass
Bass Foundry and Machine Company
Alleghenies
Bass’ Foundry
Pickard
Eloge
Bass
Hess
Mrr. Pickard
Hla
Mro Vernon
Catherine Anna Stryker
Thor Sans
Thomas D
Detroit
Peter E. Harry
Artemas Wy
First Presbyterian Church
Fem
Oelok
Heme
Lindenwood
Me Lessie
Charles Ty Strawhiies
Rood Fisher
Hace Fishy
Benoy
Thonyis
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Oath Tarkington
Diana Society
Coppers
Toh Ades
J Cmri
Amn
Millia Foller Re
Klien Thi Seid
Ivan
Journal-Gazette
Big Silck
Sparks
President Roosevelt
Goldfield
Rosevelt
Goldfied
Nev
White Hose
Special Investigation Commission
Goldfeld
Murray
Smith and Neill
Gooh
United States
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Union
Goldfield Miners’ Union
Esmerella
Nevadas
T Sapp
T.R. Pickard
Bass Foundry
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