Women import stirs Isthmus laborers as 300 Martinique workers arrive
Special to The Sun Panama November 25 reports 300 Martinique women sent to the Isthmus to keep men at work. Clergymen protest the program as a moral crisis, while officials promise housing and meals on American vessels. Hundreds gather at the canal wharf as women disembark to be assigned to work in American households or hotels.
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Naval Commission
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Wood
Aterean
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Seurh -Moriva
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Witfanal
Lygernes
Cannes
Columiasion
Ue Way
Martiniqne
Carnegie’s Birthday Noted Amid Quiet Celebration
Andrew Carnegie marked his fifty-eighth birthday in New York with intimate friends failing to greet him. Despite his vast fortune of about 3187,000,000, he has distributed millions to educational projects and charitable causes across the country.
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RAE Press Association
New York
Nuw
Andrew Carnegie
Uftersnon
Crowds Cheer Haakon as Norway Welcomes New King
Reading as a historic pageant, Norway greets Haakon and Queen with their son Alexander soon to be Crown Prince Olaf. Crowds line the parade route to the palace while expectations rise for a well educated naval veteran as future ruler.
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Sheclal
Norway
Nav
Haakon
Alexander
Olaf
Parode
Pwelintout
Ase
Charlee
Denmark
Mw Dans
Charles Imuke
Wa Fanire
Beer and dumplings spark claims at social settlement
An article discusses a Danish pastor denouncing beer versus apple dumplings for stomach health, while a Danish naval captain is praised for exams and service. It also covers royal Norway news, King Haakon and Queen Maud’s Nov 1 wedding, Norwegian palace details, and public gifts from citizens.
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Sun
Cleveland
Ay Burttes
Holiewave
Goweneh
Peer
A. J. Williamson
Antisaioon League
Sava
Barma
Queen Maud
England
Fife
Norway
Denmark
Hever
Mare Rhég
Chriatiana
Haakon
Te Wad
Oscar
Citi
Citixene
Earlham Cancels Butler Game Over Ineligible Players
Earlham College canceled its football game with Butler this morning after ruling two Butler players ineligible. The decision was announced in Richmond Indiana and ends the scheduled contest for today.
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Earlham
Butler
Richmiond
Ind
Earlham College
Congressional committee shifts stir tariff reform talk
Washington reports indicate House committees and chairmanships face reorganization as tariff revision and revenue regulation dominate debates. Key figures including Tawney and McCleary weigh appointment changes, with adjournment looming for a holiday recess.
Marsh Meta Shot Himself in Accident News Item
Reports say Marsh Meta accidentally shot himself Wednesday night. Doctors to examine the seriousness of his condition as a hospital bulletin notes grave prognosis due to spinal injury. Family and hospital staff await further updates on his status.
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Scripps Ral Press Association
Cricago
Marsh Meta
Gwendolyn
Fletch
Miehe
Watts
Hong
Wacom
Looted Vault by Pleasant Plains Bandits
A November incident in Pleasant Plains reports burglars entering a bunkhouse vault and escaping with money stamps and other valuables. Authorities say they fled in a hand cart after failing to blow the safe, with S90 in money and property missing.
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Scripps-Aul Rab Press Association
Pleasant Plains
Pubhurs
Relief Fund Progress Report for Russian Jews Aid
The Burippo-M'rae Press Association reports on funds for Russian Jewish relief. It notes a goal of 79s 109 and that Jacob Behit has sent nearly 1,000 to Lord Rothschild in London for distribution in Russia.
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New York
Jacob Behit Haw
Lond Rothachild
London
Russia
GooD WATCHER and Stegemeir Bros Ad Snippet
Classified ad fragment lists low price watches from J. P. Mullally at 28 Monument Place and mentions Stegemeir Bros steak offerings, a Golden Tint product, and Monnett's Randonts with a thirty day meat deal for one dollar.
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Monument Place
Monnett
Italian Worker Goes Berzerk in Camp Killings Near Winthrop Harbor
An Italian laborer in a Chicago Northwestern Railway camp near Winthrop Harbor, driven by gambling losses, killed two companions and wounded three others as he fired repeatedly. Police and locals pursued him after he opened fire. he was cornered and shot twice, killing two more during the escape attempt. one wounded may die.
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Bcriopy-Mare Press Association
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
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Tallan
Agame oCeandy
Snather
Labororiis
Shota
Denison Hotel Prohibition Arrests Tie Up Police Court
Police arrest several Denison Hotel figures after a Prohibition probe linked to the Nichalven aid setting. Joive Deen and bartender Anderson face charges as officers investigate ownership and licensing. George Fulwell, former hotel president, and Ohmer, current manager, are central to the case with arrests for violations and licensing disputes.
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Joive Deen
West Wedrelay
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Kruger
Joan Anerson
Ohmer
Wan
Mer Falwell
Indianapolla
Tretrett
Jawfolly
Fulweth
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Halarday
Onmer
Uhrer
Wabastest
Thomas Murray
Nakee
Murray
Adivense
Fulwetl
Thief Confesses in Worden Street Robbery
Frank Cox, arrested last night, confessed to robbing Worden Street pontoon night. Letters and stamps found in the possession, with a hidden cache of rifled letters located in Staunton. Chief Deputy United States Marshal Grito of Springfield says Cox is a wanted offender.
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Litchfield
Sov
Frank Cox
Worden
Pontomien
Stampa
Mel Pouen
Staunton
United
Strike at Buda Pest
Two hundred of the militia and employes of the county and municipal buildings attacked this morning, with a guard of 50 policemen around the building. Francis Kes uth, leader of the Hungarian party, published protest against violation of municipal rights by the unconstitutional premier Pejevasy government, worsening the dispute between nation and crown.
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Buda Pest
Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
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Francis Kesuth
Pejevasy
Exchange ratifications of treaty formalized in Washington
The formal exchange of ratifications of the Fyan dapaneas treaty occurred at 4 pm in the state department. Baron Roasa, Russian ambassador, and Minister Takanie of Japan represented their governments at the diplomatic ceremony.
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Schipes-M Rae Press Association
State Department
Baren Roasa
Takanie
Japan
William Haerle Dead Pioneer Businessman of the City
William Haerle, one of the oldest residents of the city, died at his home on North Meridian Street after four months of illness. Born in Heilbern April 1188, he arrived in America in 186 and settled in the area now known as Charles Mayer Co. He established his firm in 162 Griffith block, later moving to 104 West Washington, where he remained until death. He leaves a widow and four children George C Haerle, Mrs. George Leighton of Chicago, William Haerle Jr. of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Roland Sherman of Lawrence, Mass. The funeral will be private Monday, burial at Crown Hill.
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Washington
N. Meridian
Ne Luerie
Heilbern
Wurtembure
América
Charles Witteburg
Charles Mayer . Co
Griffith Block
George C Haerle
Busl- West
George Leighton
Chicago
Witliam Haerle, Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Roland Sherman
Lawrence
Mass
Crown Hui
Reform failure leads to prison sentence for Gilbert gang aid
Ernest 11 Gillet, released on suspended sentence by Judge Fremont Alton, was tried Saturday morning for aiding a gang of boys to rob a homestead. The judge expressed disappointment, stating he believed the boy’s promises to reform but found him a hardened criminal. Gillet’s mother testified she feared he was a hopeless case.
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Gillet
Fremont Alton
Yan Orture
Alford
Skn
Indiana
Giett
Mia
Aman
Contested Custody Move In probate court over child Beatrice Osborn
Judge Merle No Walker receives a letter from John J Davidson Hitshorn Fountain County requesting information on Beatrice Osborn a child years old. Davidson notes Richard Rice sought adoption in Your Court and grandparents George Ophern and wife request clarity on steps taken and aim to appear in year court to seek custody and a home for the child who has lived apart from them since birth.
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Beatrice Osborn
Merle
Purnell
Missing hunting outfit tied to Horace Comstock theft case
A hunting outfit valued at 401 dollars belonging to Horace Comstock was found with William J. Duc lus, a bartender, in Massachusetts. The grip with the valuables was allegedly stolen from the Union Station luggage room. Frank Ryan and William Gallagher are charged with the theft. Duc lus faces a receiving stolen goods charge. Hearings postponed until next week.
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Horace Comstock
Wiliam J. Duclus
Will Lay Cornerstone for Herron Art Institute
Cornerstone laying ceremony for the John Herron Art Institute will start at 2 PM on Saturday. Speakers include Mayor Hollaman, Mayor Bankwalter, Charles W. Moores, Mrs Mary Wright Sewall, Mrs Edgar F. Hodges, Tom Mteela, artist Bir Addison C. Hare. Event follows exercises at Maytower Congregational Church at Sixteenth and Delaware.
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Maytower Congregational Church
Sixteenth
Hollaman
Eliet Bankwalter
Charles W. Moores
Apaktern
Mary Wright Sewall
Edgar F. Hodges
Tom. Mteela
Addison C. Hare Hy Wim
Tamer Wells Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
James Wir, mayor at Vanmaw aye, reported as arrested Saturday on grand larceny charges. Wells allegedly took eight dollars from pockets of a pair of trousers brought to a local press shop.
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Mrs Francis Burton Harrison Dies In Auto Crash
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison was killed in a Long Island City auto crash while a party of four rode in a touring car. The driver and two passengers were seriously injured and taken to St Johns hospital. Harrison was the daughter of Col Charles Frederick Cracker of San Francisco and wife of Francis Burton Harrison, a lawyer and former congressman.
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New York
Francis Burton Harrison
Long Island City
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la Francisca
Vitonrow Works
Charles B. Crocker
New Haven
Constant Revert
Long Island
San Francisco
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Burton Harrison
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Fight for 7 Million In Schandein Will Case
Milwaukee reports a court proceeding over the Schandein will contest. The estate, valued around 7.0 million, includes a widow and daughter as primary heirs with other allocations to a son and another daughter. Allegations focus on possible influence by son-in-law Jacob Weyl to alter the division of the fortune.
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Qhipps
Mrre Press Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Schandein
Mia
Lizette Schandein
Sofmil Schandein
Jacob Meyl
Mra. Louk Frank
Andea
Emil Bchanstein
Salt
Jacet Weyl
Schamieln
Juvenile court sentences youths over theft and drink
James Widdow fourteen was sent to reform school Saturday by Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court for stealing Whitky from his mother and drinking a barge ale but the sentence was suspended during good behavior. Elwin Shaw who aided Widdow and nearly died from the drink was released on probation.
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James Widdow
Whitky
Smd
Schol
Stubbs
Elwin Shaw
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Sues for a receiver in Indiana trust company case
Atarew sues for a receiver in Tegeiver v Weiss claiming gross mismanagement by officers and directors of the Indiana State Oil company. He alleges the company property is mortgaged and at risk of alienation while taxes may threaten assets. He holds one share of stock.
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Atarew v. Weiss
Tegeiver
Indiana Btare Ol
Sii Welly Sys
Temple alleges wife left him and took valuables
Carter F. P. Temple complains that his wife not only deserted him but carried off all valuable household goods. He charges she repeatedly treated him in a manner he says justifies a divorce.
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Carter F. P. Temple
Lumber mill hand injured claims damages in suit
Alexander Hunt sues Maas-Neimeyer Lumber Company for 500 dollars alleging traumatic injury to his left hand while working at the mill as he was caught in the rollers of a machine. The suit seeks damages for the incident and resulting harm.
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Sues Lumber Company
Alexander Hunt
Maas-Neimeyer Lumber Company
PAYS RUNNING EXPENSES OF RUSSIAN BUDGET ESTIMATES
The ministry of France estimates Russia's revenue for 198 at 3,064,000,000 roubles and expenses at 3,049,000,000 roubles. The strike here and at Moscow was felt considerably.
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Echipps-M'Rae Prees Association
BT. Petersburg
Ministry of
France
Russia
Moscow
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Illinois safe robbed at Fairmount post office
The post office in Fairmount Illinois was blown open early today and cash amounting to 15040 dollars was stolen. The robber escaped with the money, while security measures reportedly failed to prevent the break in.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Fairmount
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