Wisconsin names three Rhodes hopefuls from state colleges
Madison announces three UW candidates Latimer Johns Ripon Arthur W Little Lawrence Lucius R Shero Haverford for Rhodes at Oxford. The state committee includes Van Hise Plantz Evans Daland and Eaton and will choose one finalist soon.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Oxford University
Charles R. van Hise
Wisconsin State Committee
Latimer Johns
Ripon College
Arthur W. Little
Lawrence College
Lucius R. Shero
Haverford College
Haverford
Arthur B. Doe
Carl] Haessler
Milwaukee
Wesley F. Ayer
Beloit College
State of Wisconsin
C. A. van Hise
Samuel Plantz
Silas Evans
Ripon
W. C. Daland
Milton
Edward Eaton
Beloit
Oxford
Banks on sure thing now Dr King pills sold locally
A Buffalo resident A Schingeck at 647 Elm Street declares Dr King s New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when others failed. Advertises pills 25 cents at O T Erhart store for biliousness indigestion malaria and debility.
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BANKS
Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm Street
Buffalo
N. Y
O. T. Erhart
Girls Bazaar At St Ann's Orphanage On Market Street
The girls of St. Ann's orphanage at 1017 Market street will open a bazaar to raise funds. The event showcases crafts and wares created by residents and aims to support the home’s activities and programs.
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Girls of St. Ann’s Orphanage
Market Street
Needle and Fancy Work Sale At Orphanage Christmas Drive
Play of needle and fancy work at the orphanage continues from December 9 through the 24th. The Christmas fancy work sale aims to raise funds for a new orphanage to be built next summer.
Abernathy Tries To Get Self Fired As U S Marshal
Jack Abernathy the renowned wolf catcher from Oklahoma resigns as United States marshal after a brief 20 minute session at the Department of Justice He says he asked to be fired but was refused and cites dirty politics as the cause of his departure He compares his relief to Daniel in the lions den and criticizes old line Republicans for pressuring him to quit.
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Washington, D. C
Jack” Abernathy
Oklahoma
United States
Department of Justice
Abernathy
Col. Roosevelt
Wickersham
Harr
Daniel
den of Lions
Wolf Catcher
Politician vows not to seek office after threats
A public figure declares exhaustion with political battles and vows to prevent his sons from ever pursuing public office, criticizing powerful opponents as mean and dangerous. The remark frames a personal pledge amid ongoing political strife and public duty.
Five Die As Olive May Sinks Off Martha's Vineyard
Five crewmen drown when the fishing schooner Olive May of Boston sinks off Gay Head Martha's Vineyard after sailing from Edgartown for southern banks. Captain Antonio Silva survives clinging to rigging. life savers reach the wreck about a mile and a half off the island.
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New Bedford
Mags
Olive May
Boston
Edgartown
Marthas Vineyard
Gays Head
Mathas Vineyard
Antonio Silva
Rebels Claim Victory in Guerero Reports Persist
In El Paso on December 8 no confirmation of Guererro falling to Mexican rebels. the Diaz government still controls the telegraph line from Chihuahua and censorship blocks news of any supposed capture.
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EL Paso
Texas
Guerrero
Chihuahua
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Local Doctor’s Mixture
An advertised remedy prescribes mixing syrup of Sar saparilla compound and Toris compound with half a pint of whiskey or sherry. A tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime is claimed to ease chronic and acute rheumatism and back ache with results described as rapid. Drugstores can supply or fetch the ingredients.
Tories Move to Evade Defeat Amid Election Fallout
London dispatch reports that despite a third consecutive Tory defeat in this election the Liberal press warns of renewed obstruction in the next Parliament. The Leader urges that Tory leaders aim to preserve the Lords veto. Lord Rosebery and Arthur Balfour challenge a decisive outcome.
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London
Liberals
Lord Roseberdy
Guy Fawkes
Lord Roseberry
Arthur Balfour
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Rapid Healing
Winter brings frost bites chapped skin and sores but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims to swiftly cure burns boils piles cuts and sprains. Available for 25 cents at O. T. Store.
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Bucklen
O. T. Erhart
Milk inspection clash stirs Winona health fight
In Winona Minnesota a dispute erupts between milk dealers and health authorities over the enforcement of the milk inspection ordinance. Dealers charge selective enforcement and illegal fees while City Health Officer Dr Donald B Pritchard defends the program and criticizes dealers for stirring trouble.
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Winona, Minn
Winona
Ed Leech
Donald B. Pritchard
Leech
Christian girl inquiry disrupts Chicago hotel desk scene
A caller at the Congress hotel desk asks for a Christian girl, prompting a startled clerk to check. A call boy’s shrill shout adds to the laughter in the lobby as a tall traveling man from Cleveland responds, claiming the message was meant for him.
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Chicago
Dec
Congress
Cleveland
Lina Cavalieri to sail for New York on theatrical engagement
Paris dispatch reports diva Lina Cavalieri plans to sail within two weeks to New York for a three month theater engagement. She denies rumors that she was bought off by the Chanler family and refutes a claim that a $45,000 check was sent to reimburse her for canceling the trip.
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Paris
Mme
Lina Cavalieri
Chanler
New York
Robert W. Chanler
Cotton Ginning Totals Rise in Census Report
Census Bureau figures show 10,139,986 bales ginned for 1910 through December 1, including round bales and Sea Island bases. This compares with 8,876,886 bales for 1909 with round bales totaling 101,652 versus 134,393 and Sea Island bases 66,634 versus 77,591.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Claims Bill to Be Considered by Senate Monday
Senate action set for Monday on an omnibus claims bill reported by chairman Burnham of the committee on claims. The measure lists 1,709 claims with a total requested amount not yet specified.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Burnham
N. H
Committee On Claims
School Benefit Matinee At Noma Hall For Children
Oberhoffer directs a charity matinee featuring simple classic selections for public, parochial, and normal schoolchildren. Admission is 5 cents for students and teachers, 25 cents for season-ticket holders, and 1 dollar for all others. The event starts at 3 45 with Benezet welcoming public school attendees who cut classes to attend.
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Oberhoffer
Audi
Benezet
Noma Hall
Civil War Loss Claims From 38 States Reach Back Generations
The filing totals 2 040 946 dollars with claimants from 38 states and territories. Many claims cover losses suffered by southerners in the Civil War, some dating back more than a century.
Japanese accused in Denver murder trial seeks first degree verdict
The state asked for first degree murder conviction or acquittal in the trial of Kyo Mitsunaga for the slaying of Mrs. Katherine Wilson. The proceedings opened with the prosecution urging a definitive outcome.
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Denver
Col
Kyo Mitsunaga
Katherine Wilson
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