Denial Of Semon Visit To Windsor Castle
Prof Sir Felix Lemon a physician to King Edward visited Windsor Castle with Emperor William's entourage to see Dr Jiberg and inspect the king’s sanatorium at Frogmore. Despite speculation, no consultation about the emperor’s throat is confirmed. The emperor's convalescence remains unbroken and he joined a shooting expedition in Windsor forest after breakfast.
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Lemon
Edward
Windsor
England
Felix Lemon
William
Jiberg
Frogmore
Semon
King Edward
Windsor Forest
Mission Board Faces Deep Deficit For Foreign Missions
Seattle on November 12. The Methodist Episcopal board of missions must trim about 170000 in foreign mission appropriations to stay within church law or risk violating the church’s rule on income. The plan favors bending the law, likely leading to fewer missionaries worldwide. The conference budget includes 26300 for missionary bishops 18000 for retired missionaries and orphans 2500 for incidental needs 47000 for publication 9000 for youth work 29150 for field secretaries 31500 for administration and 10000 for miscellaneous.
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Seattle
Wash
Methodist Episcopal Board of Missions
Foreign Mission Board
Home Mission
Committee On General Appropriations
Injured liveryman kicked by horse at workshop
Henry F. Winkelmeyer senior partner of Winkelmeyer and Son livery is confined to his West Superior home after a horse kicked him in the forehead at 3 pm Monday. He suffered an unconscious spell and a deep forehead gash was sewn. Doctors say the blow was powerful but not ultimately serious.
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Henry F. Winkelmeyer
Winkelmeyer & Son
East Wayne Street
West Superior Street
Mr. Winkelmeyer
Ohio Oil suits delayed as Standard Oil subsidiaries face ouster
Lima Ohio November 12 The three ouster suits filed a year ago by Attorney General Ellis against Standard Oil subsidiaries were indefinitely continued by the circuit court. The attorney general seeks to oust Bolar Refining Buckeye Line and Ohio Oil from their charters as refining transportation and producing branches of the larger company.
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Lima, O
Ellis
Standard Oil Company
Bolar Refining Company
Buckeye Line Company
Ohio Oil Company
Street Car 121 Struck and Injured at Dented Avenue
A street car numbered 121 struck a vehicle near a vaenter stores tre with at ae 10. Bystanders reported minor injuries and responders attended the scene. No further details on damages or exact location were provided.
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Vaenter
Tre
Caleb Powers Wins A Point In All Trial
Georgetown Ky Nov 12 The Caleb Powers murder case against Senator Goebel moved forward as prosecutors announced readiness. Defense counsel sought to file an abatement plea based on Governor Taylor's pardon, which the judge overruled but allowed an appeal to be filed later. Adjournment set for 2 pm to pursue the pardon appeal.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Commonwealth
Franklin
W.C. Owens
Powers
W S. Taylor
Morris
Court of Appeals
Evansville State Y M C A Session Reports
At Evansville Indiana the state Y M C A convention opened with devotional by Rev J R Duncan and talks by Albert J Nathan of Warren PA. Discussion by delegates includes Association Work on a Vocation W C Paige of New Albany speaks. Budget urged to rise to 15000 with 11000 members. a Greencastle talk on Y W C A highlights aid to shop girls and gospel spread.
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Evansville
Ind
J. R. Duncan
M. E
Albert J. Nathan
Warren
W. C. Paige
New Albany
New Vendome Hotel
Walter M. Wood
Chicago
D. A. Brown
Finance Committee
Telephone bond tendered to city by Home Telephone
General Manager W L Moellering testified that a $10,000 bond tied to the Home Telephone and Telegraph company franchise was required by the Bell company to protect the city from damages in lawsuits. He said patent issues affecting instruments are settled and the bond, renewed annually via Federal Surety Co, remained in force until the city demanded a personal bond.
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Board of Public Works
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
W. L. Moellering
Bell Company
Federal Surety Company of
Indianapolis
Death toll rises from fire at Hotel Garde
Flames ripped through the fifth floor servants area of Hotel Garde in New Haven killing five while guests escaped mainly by stairs and fire escapes. Isaac Levine was killed using a fire escape rope. Four other staff injured and property loss surpasses 20 thousand dollars. Additional blaze in Portland and a separate four story drug and harness building fire caused about 100 thousand dollars in damages.
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New Haven
Conn
Hotel Garde
Meadow Street
Isaac Levine
John USA
Jacob Dubin
Henry
Polander
Portland
H. H. Hays & Sons
Free Streets
James Bailey Company
Mint Turns Out A Fresh Million In Gold
Philadelphia, Nov 12 The United States mint delivered 1,000,000 in gold double eagles to the sub treasury here. In three months the mint will coin 52,000,000 in double eagles to relieve money stringency. Secretary Cortelyou accelerates currency supply as gold shimmers across the nation. Local mint stands ready to contribute its share amid the broad mobilization of gold reserves.
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Philadelphia
United States Mint
Cortelyou
United States
Banker Walsh On Trial Before Anderson
Chicago November 12. John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank stands trial in US district court before Judge A B Anderson on 160 count indictment for misapplication of bank funds. Trial expected to last about a month with defense technical and government alleging use of doubtful securities in place of funds. Jury selection consumed most of today with each side allowed three peremptory challenges.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States District Court
A. B. Anderson
Walsh
Woman Lived Sixty Years as Man in Trinidad
Katherine Vosbaugh, an eccentric Frenchwoman of brilliant attainments, died in Trinidad Col. at 83 after masquerading as a man for sixty years. She began wearing trousers as a girl and despised skirts until death. Continued on Page Three.
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Trinidad
Col
Katherine Vosbaugh
National Woman's Temperance Union elects officers in Nashville
The National Woman's Temperance Union elected officers in Nashville with Mrs. Lillian Stevens as president and Miss Anna Gordon as vice president at large. Corresponding secretary is Miss Anna Frey, recording secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, assistant recording secretary Mrs. Sarah Hoge, and treasurer Mrs. Harriet Wright Brand. Carrie Nation asked to address the convention but was refused. she spoke to a large audience nearby.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Woman’s Temperance Union
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Anna M. D. Frey
Evansville
Elizabeth Anderson
Valley City
N. D
Sarah Hoge
Lincoln
Virginia
Harriet Wright Brand
Illinois
Carrie Nation
Hope to make scope of society broad as Christianity
Cincinnati officials report the second annual Presbyterian Brotherhood of America convention opening at Music Hall with over 1500 delegates expected. Prominent speakers include S. D. Gordon of Madison New Jersey Dr John C Hin of Springfield Ohio Hon John W Foster of Washington and Dr Robert H Coyle of Denver Colorado.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Brotherhood of America
Music Hall
Madison
N. J
John C. Hin
Springfield
John’ W
Foster
Washington
Robert H.coyle
Denver
Col
Forgery Suspect Arrested in Pittsburg on Large-Scale Claims
Pittsburg, Pa. November 12. B. O. Smith of Fort Smith Arkansas is jailed on forgery suspicions. Detectives say he is wanted in Kansas City where the Bankers Association offers 2000 dollars for forgery totaling 33000 dollars. Smith used the alias Paul Hallaway and aimed to obtain local biographies from public libraries.
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Pittsburg
Smith
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Kansas City
Bankers’ Association
Paul Halloway
Tillman predicts third term ban and nominees
In Danville Illinois on November 12 Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina said Roosevelt would not seek a third term and that Uncle Joe Cannon would be the Republican nominee. He named Bryan as the Democratic nominee and praised his leadership, adding that current financial fluctuations will not alarm the nation.
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Danville
Benjamin Tillman
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Joe” Cannon
House of Representatives
Bryan
Tillman
German Attache in France Recalled Amid Spy Ring Claims
Paris dispatch reports Rear Admiral Siegel the German naval attache recalled after French navy espionage arrests. Ensign Ullmo of the French navy arrested October 25 at Toulon with secret documents and a cipher. An army reserve officer Burton also detained, and five alleged ring leaders seized at Toulon on November 10. Warrants issued for fifteen more suspects. A telegram from Ullmo offering defense details to a German agent found at Toulon post office.
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Paris
Wilhelmshaven
Prussia
Siegel
Charles Ullmo
Toulon
Burton
Vendome
Ullmo
France
Dueber Will Blocks Watch Trust Movements
Canton Ohio November 12. In the will of John C Dueber watch manufacturer a large estate valued at over 3 million dollars is left. The will directs that the watch trust company cannot act after his death and that heirs cannot sell any stock in the company without first giving notice or meeting certain conditions.
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Canton
Ohio
John C. Dueber
Springfield Club 10 gets new lease and Fort Wayne link
Claude H Varnell of Wheeling buys the Springfield Central league baseball franchise lease for five years from next March. Jack Hendricks remains manager and will move from Chicago with his team for spring training. The league circuit committee finalized details with Harper Eggeman and John W Eggeman acting as legal representative.
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Claude H. Varnell
Wheeling
W. Va
Fort Wayne
Frank R. Carson
South Bend
W. W. Irwin
Louis D. Smith
Terre Haute
Harper & Eggeman
John W. Eggeman
Varnell
Jack Hendricks
Chicago
William Malle
Isadore Mautner
Central League
Carson
Twenty Thousand Dollar Payroll Stolen Near Trinidad
In Trinidad Colorado on November 12 a $20,000 payroll from the American Smelting and Refining company was lifted from a buggy driven by the paymaster and another man. No arrests yet. several suspects are being questioned.
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Trinidad
Ohio
American Smelting and Refining Company
City imposes ten round limit on prize fights
Los Angeles authorities adopted an ordinance regulating prize fighting. Contests must not exceed ten rounds, no referee may be in the ring, and gloves lighter than six ounces are forbidden.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Somerset crude oil price cut announced in Pittsburgh
The Standard Oil company announced from Pittsburgh that Somerset crude oil is now priced at $1.00 a barrel, down 10 cents from the previous rate. The move reflects a recent easing in crude values and affects local buyers and refiners in the region.
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Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Somerset
FASTEST OF FLYERS ON THE PENNY WRECKED
Six persons were seriously injured when Pennsylvania special train 28 from Chicago to New York collided with a stationary freight train at Larimer Greensburg area. An operator's misread orders placed the passenger on the westbound track and a white block was issued. Engineer Martin reported seeing the freight twenty yards ahead but could not avoid impact. Two injured were trainmen and four were Pennsylvania residents.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Larimer
Greensburg
Martin
Waging War on Bob White
In Richmond Indiana and nearby Martinsville Indiana the open quail season has begun with over 100 hunters licensed in the county since Saturday and 55 licenses issued in Morgan County this month. Mrs Rachel Payne wife of Councilman Payne is among licensees.
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Richmond
Ind
Martinsville
Morgan County
Rachel Payne
Payne
Ohio Supreme Court Reinstatement Reversed for Senator Austin
The Ohio supreme court ordered recalled and cancelled the certificate entitling former State Senator L. L. H. Austin of Toledo to practice law in the state. The decision says he failed to present himself and take the oath, and the records were falsified.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
L. L. H. Austin
Toledo
Ohio
Organized labor to fill war chest
Organized labor groups join forces to fund war efforts, outlining a plan to raise money through collective dues and public campaigns. Leaders emphasize solidarity and support for national defense while urging workers to back production and home-front mobilization.
Eight Hour Day Goal Backed by Labor Federation
The American Federation of Labor moves at its Norfolk session to push for a universal eight hour day and to raise funds for wartime labor activism. Gompers authorized to form committees on fund raising, publicity, and aid to employees, with a bill proposal for Congress to provide relief to workers.
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Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
America
Manufacturers’ Association
the Federation
Dent Gompers
Gompers
Executive Council
Federation
American Federationist
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