Miners declare they have had enough fighting and quit
The miners announce an end to hostilities and say negotiations for a fair settlement will begin soon. A commission sent by President Roosevelt is studying conditions as troops remain in place and both sides prepare terms for peace with mine owners in Goldfield.
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Hindduell
New
Dee
O. A
Cotmsel
Workers of the World
Spalabn
Tnt
Presi- Mover
Wstern Federation Minera
Goldfield
Atuernes Tielen
Saa
Gehifield
Fen Viet Honky
Western Federation
Sairey
Mtorney
Feasal Tours
Arigauy
Roosevelt
Sparks
Carson City
Imposing Funeral for Kinseca of Sweden at Riddarholm
The body lay in state at Riddarholm Church as the Swedish king Gustave and the royal procession moved past. Foreign ambassadors and mariners looked on in the cold as the hearse passed. The queen of Sweden and Denmark’s queen were unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave
Sweden
Denmark
Sophia
Mayor opposes 1 pm saloon ban in St Paul
Mayor Robert A. Smith declares opposition to enforcing a state law closing saloons at 1 pm in St Paul. He argues not all laws should be enforced and notes the measure targets those fighting at the saloon. The piece then shifts to holiday gift lamps and electric domestic items, listing varied lamps and heating devices priced from cheap to Tiffany-level luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vent. Tee
Robert A. Smith
St. Paul
Tiffany
Bank Closure in Green River Utah After Flood Loss
Salt Lake City Dec 19 The Green River state bank of Green River Utah was taken in charge by the state examiner yesterday. It carried about fifty thousand dollars in deposits. The embarrassment is attributed to flood damage to the dam across Green River which interrupted irrigation and left some debtors unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Green River State Bank
Green River
Utah
State Examiner
New Committees Named for Sixtieth Congress
Washington announces the sixtieth congress will have new committee members on Ways and Means led by Calderhead Fordney James Bonygne Longworth Griggs Pou Randall Republican and Democrats. The items include holiday ads from retailers and a Pius X consistory in Rome with various gift suggestions and local store notices.
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Washington
Cannon
Calderhead
Kansas
Fordney
Michigan
James
West Virginia
Bonygne
Colorado
Longworth
Ohio
Griggs
Georgia
Pou
North Carolina
Randall
Texas
Democrats Fight on House Floor in December Fracas
Washington December 19 After adjournment Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi and Representative De Armond of Missouri fought on the house floor in view of more than two hundred members and gallery spectators. Williams was cut above the left cheek and forehead with blood streaming as De Armond struck repeatedly. Assistants separated the pair while chaos spread among lawmakers and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
DeArmond
Missouri
Williams
Mixsunri Ianger
Sinett
Catholic Marriage Ban Takes Effect Easter Sunday
New marriage laws require Catholic marriages to be performed by a priest starting Easter Sunday, invalidating many nonpriest ceremonies by civil officials. The rule targets mixed marriages between Catholics and Protestants, while non Catholics remain unaffected. The Catholic requirement traces to the Council of Trent decree of December 11 1563, now being enforced in the United States to preserve the sanctity of the marriage bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Trent
America
United States
Holy Father
Japan Eyes Welcome for American Fleet in the Far East
Tokyo readers are told Japan would extend courtesy if the Pacific fleet heads to the Far East. Interviews granted to the Associated Press present a friendlier view of U.S. naval moves, with officials stressing peaceful reception and mutual confidence as the fleet nears Japanese shores.
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Japan
Far East
Qily
Associated Press
Hapau
America
Ulan
Viscount — Flasast
Associated
Tress
Akepee
Adivensky
New York
Ubeng
Count Toga
Navy
Sarto
Prince Do
Rea
Mindura
New Santa Fe Agent Named in Arkansas City
W. O. Burnett of Arkansas City will become the new Santa Fe agent in this city. The appointment has not been officially announced but has been unofficially given out. Burnett is an experienced Santa Fe man who for nine years has served as an agent and succeeds the late George C. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OW. Burnett
Arkansas City
Santa Fe
Burnett
Oh Man Iice
Geo. C. Bailey
Underground campaign to back Bonaparte for president
Chicago reports an underground movement aiming to force Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte into the presidency. Physicians lead the effort, pledging to exterminate criminal classes by lifelong confinement in special prisons. Bonaparte reportedly unaware of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles J. Botaparte
United States
Washington
Boston
New York
Phaianapolis
Bonaparte
Anware
Honaparte
Fancy Uniforms For Russian Army Parade
The article notes an order restoring a distinctive unicorn emblem to the Kalmyk army from the Alexander era and describes bright parade garb expected to boost recruitment. Empress likely to attend festivities, health permitting, amid public interest in the revived uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Der
Nicholas
Alexander I
Mining Prospects Bad In Colorado Camps
Mining conditions across sliver, copper, lead and zinc properties are poor. Mines have operated on slim margins with little profit and many closures. In Leadville Creede Aspen and Lilveto n camps nearly two thousand miners face unemployment and reduced wages.
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Denver
Pratt
Leadville
Creede
Aspen
Lilveton
Walker Arrested in Mexico Over Bank Theft
New Britain Connecticut dec 19 in tow with the arrest in mexico in f walker who stole over a half million dollars from the savings bank of new britain of which he was treasurer bank officials expect to show securities worth 100000 in illinois railroad bonds never negotiated and it is believed walker knows where they are
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain, Conn
Mexico
F. Walker
Savings Bank of
New Britain
Walker
Officer fires into crowd in Lebanon settlement dispute
In Lebannon Pennsylvania on December 19 constable James Dolan entered the foreign settlement to arrest coal thieves plundering railway supplies. He fired when attacked and struck two Hungarians in self defense. He was taken into custody though public sentiment favors his release.
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Lebannon
James Dolan
Kodak Price Listings in Ray Sale Range
Kodak items priced from eight dollars to twenty dollars appear in Ray sale listings with several models and discounts noted. The fragment lists multiple price points and product mentions, indicating a catalog or promotional page in a local newspaper.
Bryan to Hunt. Lincoln to Texas Duck Trip
William J. Bryan will leave Lincoln this evening with Dr. W. Bryan for a southern trip. They will stop at Wichita Guthrie Oklahoma City and Bryan Texas, meeting Governor Campbell in Galveston to hunt ducks on the Gulf coast for several days.
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Lincoln, Nel
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
South
Wichita
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Texas
Galveston
Campbell
Gulf Coast
Bubble Burst Harden vs Von Moltke in Berlin Court
Maximilian Harden appeared in Berlin criminal court facing charges that he defamed General Count von Moltke and others including Prince Philip Eulenburg. Harden showed signs of illness and distress as his health was questioned by his physician who blamed court appearance for his condition.
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Berlin
Maximilian Harden
Count von Moltke
von Moltke
Prince Philip Eulenburg
Harden
Four Hundred Entombed In Pittsburg Mine Disaster
Four hundred men feared entombed at Dare Mine of Pittsburg Coal Co at Jacob's Creek near Pittsburgh after an 11 20 a m explosion. Most workers are American with many Hungarians. Mine mouth wrecked and a fire inside blocked rescue. crowds gather as smoke and flames pour from the slope. Reports from West Newton say the number inside may exceed four hundred.
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Pittsburg
Dare
Pittsburg Coal Company
Jacob’s Creek
Take Erie
West Newton
Dee
Dan
Nebraska railroad commission removes speed limit order
Lincoln Neb Dec 19 The Nebraska state railroad commission today removed the speed limit order in the Missouri Pacific meet. Oct 23 the commission restricted passenger trains to twenty five miles an hour. Did Not Know it Was Loaded. Holy Cross Iowa Dec 19 Thinking it unloaded John Meyer former boy living here today pointed a shotgun at his sixteen year old sister and pulled the trigger. Her head was blown from her shoulders.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska State Railroad Commission
Missouri Pacific
Holy Cross
Iowa
John Meyer
Wealthy Man Henry Dibble Dies in Chicago
Henry Dibble a wealthy Chicago businessman and brother in law of the late Marshall Field died today. The piece also advertises seasonal gifts and holiday merchandise from local stores, including Post Card albums bibles magazines perfumery carving sets and fountain pens offered at various prices. Markets by wire from Kansas City show grain and livestock quotes for wheat oats and cattle with receipts and price ranges.
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Chicago
Henry Dibble
Marshall Field
Big Money For Missions
Boston reports a surge in foreign missionary activity with a 33 million gain over last year. 187,714 new communicants bring total enrollment to 644,000. overall income reaches 21.015.569. 178 foreign missionaries partner with 92,442 native workers at 11,485 stations. 610,938 communicants formed in churches. natives have raised 1.329 million for the work. 37 organizations reported 5.90770 in yearly contributions, 14,100 over last year.
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Boston
Europe
United States
Robber Halted Trying to Loot Gold Express Car
Philadelphia report states William A Hewitt of New York held on heavy bail after attempting to saw through a floor of an express car loaded with $60,000 in government gold bullion en route to Buffalo. The train paused in Reading terminal yard when Hewitt was seized following a close capture.
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Philadelphia
Buffalo Express
Reading Terminal
Wm. A. Hewitt
New York City
Buffalo
Hewitt
Cars Kill a Lawrence Man in Colorado Train Accident
J H Swearingen, a Lawrence Kansas race horse owner, was hit by a passenger train at Caddoa Colorado while transporting horses to Washington. He spoke to the engine crew and did not hear the approaching train, dying at the scene.
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Caddoa, Colo
J. H. Swearingen
Lawrence
Kans
Swearingen
Washington
Strain of Study Drives Penn Dental Student to Suicide
Philadelphia date report states Frank Weise Miller a 21 year old dental student at the University of Pennsylvania hanged himself in his Memorial hall dorm room after receiving a letter and a check from his Kansas City clergyman father to return home for Christmas. Known for a frail physique and nervous temperament, he had earlier attempted self harm by chloroform a year ago, with colleagues noting intense study as a likely trigger. A stray paragraph mentions Parker pens in Lawrence and a Buoughton's store address.
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Philadelphia
Frank Weise Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Thirty-seventh
Spruce Streets
John I. Miller
Kansas City
Miller
Memorial Hall
Marriage at Probate Court in Lawrence
Bessie Allen and John Snow both of Lawrence were married today by the Probate Judge. Gather dull shears and knives for Rutter's. They can be ordered at small expense. For him, cigars of course the best cigars. In boxes City Drug store Brownie and Kodak Developing outfits at Raymond's. Home Book Co. 923 Mass Street offers Bibles Testaments Kodak Post cards and photo albums. Stop worrying about Christmas gifts go to Erikeen's for attire. Fine dress skirts at about half real value. A Young 845 Mass.
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Bessie Allen
John Snow
Lawrence
Rutter’s
Home Book Co
Mass, Street
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Hop Uett Wien Seston Ayaa
Pete Pelt
Aed
Wal Servis Gear
House Suippers
Nee Cape
Pope Pins
Boughton’s
Mass
Rome
Pape Pius X
Perdons
Barteldes
Byron Jones
Dr. Faber
Hams Bock Co
Maga
Eriksen
E City
Palace of Sweets
Ewing
St. Wiese
Tinese
Raymond's
J. Eriksen
Solon Palmer
Raymond ’S
West Lawrence
Tokin
NEW Santa FE
Walker Arrested
Bank Experta
Kodaks
Mr. Harding
Mass Street
Indies
G. A. Hamman
Dick Drag’ Store
Boyles
Mass. Street
Smith’s News Depot
Rutter
E. Henry
L. F. Conklin
Wiedemann’s. Nest
Cheamery
Otestant Church
Gar
Neville’s
J. M Neville Bell
A. A. Bldg
National Bank
J. B. Watkins
C. AL HL
Tucker, Cashier
Hazen
Cas
B. Watkins
C. A. HL C
HL Tucker
J Hazen
J House
Maitehel
State Bank
Capital Stooe
Ase
ES Bilkey
Cs Cashier
Directong
W. FR. Brubds
Paaden, Gee, Gees
Luther N. le’ Beem
Sweeney
Decob
Itilkey
Tranascte
Lawrence, Kansas
Vice Press
Horford Investment CO. Investments
Merchants National Bank
Eama
Woodward & 00
W. Miller
Pennsylvania
Boughton's
City Drug Store
Brownie
Kodak
Erikeen’s
Cc Palace of Sweets
Corones's
A. Marks, Jeweler
Blook
Dick Brothers
Hesters
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