Interview With Emperor William Supposedly Printed
A World newspaper report claims an interview with Emperor William obtained by Dr. William Bayard Hale was printed in altered form and later suppressed amid German official objections. The World summarizes the interview, alleging Germany's dominance, Britain decline, and a potential Anglo German American Japan conflict.
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New York
Emperor William
Germany
William Bayard Hale
Century Magazine
The
World Today
World
Berne
Norway
Dr. Hale
Edward
Great Britain
Europe
England
France
Russia
Japan
Transvaal
Orange Frees
India
America
Pacific
Egypt
Holy Land
Kaiser
William
Foreign Office
Hale
Berlin
William Bayard
Farm products in tariff changes debated by House committee
Washington reports on a new tariff bill planned for March special session. The Ways and Means panel considers citrus fruits especially oranges lemons and grapefruit with Florida and California growers urging high duties. Debate includes tapioca starch buckwheat products semolina wool grease and truffles to be specially provided for.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Ways and
House
Florida
California
Champ Clark
Cuba
Tariff Hearing On Agricultural Provisions Continues
The house ways and means committee resumed its tariff hearing on agricultural products with extended session expected. Tulio Larrinaga representing Puerto Rico spoke on coffee while olives and rice dominated discussions. California fruit samples including oranges grapes lemons were shown. lawmakers noted California fruit makes good breakfast food.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Tulio Larrinaga
Porto Rico
Louisiana
Secretary of the Treasury
California Fruit Growers
California Fruit Mikes
Indiana Y M A Convention Opens With Eventful Start
A late stage rewrite of the Indiana Y M A convention opens with a large assembly and planned activities. Local organizers report a hopeful tone and promise engaging programs, including plays and social events, as participants gather to begin the schedule.
Napoleon of Bogus Pen Marks Convicted in Joliet
Joliet Illinois November 19 Peter Vanv Vlis pengen a Chicago real estate man and philanthropist who confessed to forgeries totaling about 700000 was convicted today becoming convict No 603 He had confessed four days earlier and was indicted and convicted within hours He was shaved and his hair cut by an Italian serving a life sentence for wife murder and will be put to work in the broom factory.
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Joliet
Peter Vanv Vlispengen
Chicago
Guarded Real Estate Magnate Moved to Joliet
Peter Van Vlis sengen, a leading Chicago real estate dealer and self confessed forger in excess of 700000 dollars, was transported to Joliet under Sheriff Strassheim. Authorities feared he might try to kill himself, prompting his early removal from the county jail. He masked his face with a newspaper during exit and en route to the Union depot as a crowd gathered but offered no protest.
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Chicago
Peter van Vlissengen
Joliet
Strassheim
Union Depot
Robbers blow safe of Renninger and Silcox in Attica raid
Robbers held citizens at bay in Attica Ohio and blew open the Renninger and Silcox store safe, taking 6000 dollars. Part of the safe shattered a wall into Meyers hotel. A posse pursues the trio who escaped toward Chicago Junction with a stolen horse and buggy.
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Attica, O
Renninger and
Silcox
Meyers Hotel
Chicago Junction
Joseph W Brush Former Fort Wayne Resident Dies in Michigan
Joseph W Brush a former Fort Wayne resident died in Michigan at about 4 a m aged about 80. He was a member of Harmony Lodge and had lived in Fort Wayne about twenty years ago before moving to Richmond for a period.
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Fort Wayne
Priéed Bey
Joseph W
Fat Wayne
Gian
Harmony ‘Lodge
Mr. Brush
Fort ‘Wayne
Richmond
Republicans Plan Change of Senate Rules to Clip Hall Wings
Indianapolis Nov 21 Brews leaders Lieber and Fairbanks say they will keep hands off in the senatorial race and in the house speakership. A GOP plan would let Republicans control senate committee appointments despite Democrat Lieutenant Governor Hall.
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Senate
Hall
Indianapolis
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Chicago
United States
House of Representatives
Lieber
Fairbanks
Denison Hotel
Joseph E. Bell
Bell
Thomas Taggart
John W. Kern
Maurice Donnelly
Stephen B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
Fleming
Hoffman
Kern
Slack
Messrs
State Senate
Frank J. Hall
House
Gompers Re-elected Labor Federation Head in Unanimous Vote
Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor by an almost unanimous vote in Denver. One socialist opponent protested. John Mitchell won second vice president after a dispute over eligibility. Toronto led for the next meeting site, with St Louis a strong contender.
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Denver
Colo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles Jeski
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Gompers
James Duncan
Granite Cutters
John Mitchell
A. B. Grant
Metal Polishers’ Union
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Civic Federation
James O'Connell
Max Morris
D. A. Hayes
Wm. D. Huber
Joseph Valentine
W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
John R. Alpine
National Plumbers’ Union
Alpine
Frank Morrison
John R. Lennon
Daniel J. Keefe
Longshoremen's Union
Keefe
Federation
Railway Men’s Union
John Alpine
Plumbers’ International Union
Toronto
Canada
St. Louis
Portland Resident W. H. Menning Sr. Dies At 71
W. H. Menning Sr., formerly of Fort Wayne, died Wednesday at his Portland home from paralysis at the age of 71. He had lived in Portland for several years. He is survived by his wife and children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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W. 8. Menning, Sr
Fort Wayne
Portland
Writ of attachment leads to arrest of John A Bowers
John A Bowers, 42, former Abbot township man, was taken into custody in Indianapolis on a writ of attachment from the circuit court. Deputy Eisenhut pursued the case after Bowers skipped a guardianship hearing where his mother is the ward. Guardian Daniel F. Gibson alleges misused estate funds and threatened the guardian, prompting the court action and arrest.
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John A. Bowers
Abolt Township
Indianapolis
Eisenhut
Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Daniel F. Gibson
South Side Postal Station Probable in Fort Wayne
A South Side Postal Station, Station A, is eyed as a practical certainty for Fort Wayne. Samuel B. Rathbone of Indianapolis says the addition would aid mail service by handling southern city mail from a separate station, reducing back-and-forth trips.
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South Side
Fort Wayne
Samuel B. Rathbone
Indianapolis
Post Office Department
Postoffice
Governor-Elect Marshall Rejects Personal Staff in Indiana
Indiana headlines focus on Governor-elect Marshall who plans no personal staff with military titles. He proposes using Indiana National Guard officers as escorts when needed, citing a simple approach and avoiding ceremonial uniforms and gilded titles. The shift will reduce demand for colonels, majors and captains while saving on uniforms.
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Indiana
Marshall
Indiana National Guard
Ma. Marshall
State National Guard
Fog Causes Four Wrecks Around Chicago
Heavy fog around Chicago led to four rail wrecks within 24 hours. An engineer died when a Wabash suburban passenger train hit a freight train between Worth and Chicago Ridge. two electric cars on the Aurora line collided near Aurora injuring five. a Calumet and South Chicago City Railway head on crash wounded four. on the Illinois Central road a freight train collision killed fireman Arthur Alt.
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Chicago
Worth
Chicago Ridge
Aurora
Elgin
Calumet and South Chicago City Railway Company
Iwtinola Central Road
Arthur Alt
Two Train Crews Die In Michigan Rail Collision
Two freight trains collided near Lakeland in Howell Michigan after order changes. Fireman A Crogan of Toledo and Engineer William Ryan of Owosso were killed. Clifford Collier was fatally hurt. Engineer Wellington Draper and another man injured.
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Howell
Mich
Ann Arbor
Lakeland
A. Crogan
Toledo
William. Ryan
Owosso
Ryan
Clifford Collier
Wellington Draper
Wegman awarded heating contract for New Minuet Hall
John Wegman has secured the heating system contract for the New Minuet dance hall on East Washington Street. Bids opened yesterday. Wegman was the lowest bidder by a safe margin. Masonry on the walls up to the second story is finished and iron supports for the floor will be installed before further wall work.
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William I
Napoleon
Rob Bank
Ohio Bandits
Michigan
DR Calvin
West Jefferson Street Church
Nifped
Circuit Court
SOO
Inspector
Wegman
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