Beveridge Opens Out on Treaties in Senate Question Session
Washington December 12 Senator Beveridge opened a Senate session with questions on three key points about the ClaytonBulwer treaty and the pending canal agreement. He sought clarity on U S rights in Central America, potential modifications to the Hag Pauseolaine Vite, and the status of hostile stations near the canal under Has Dunncefote.
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Robbed Priest Case Stuns Turin Institution Trustees Implicated
Fraud tale unfolds as two American styled suspects posing as trustees claimed custody of a rich orphan and $200000. Father M Grosso of the Jesuit run Turin institute opened a safe to accept notes that turned out to be counterfeit, with £50000 missing and the men vanished toward Milan. In other news, a jury in Kansas faces a long deliberation while Chicago’s railway vice president orders no sworn operators amid a telegraphers strike.
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Committees Opens Headquarters New York
The committee of 106 appointed Tyothe Cirle Federation to fight vhe has opened head quarters. A delegation called on Bishop Potter to request him to use his influence to have a labor to be appointed on the committee. Cornerstone Laid Charleston Exposition
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Trial opens in Kuhn poisoning case in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa December 12 jury selection yesterday afternoon for the district court trial of Mrs Charles Kuhn accused of poisoning her husband. State says she placed strychnine in a bottle of beer. Testimony begins today. Thirty Houses Engulfed in Christiania Norway. many houses burned and region flooded with relief difficult. Boone Township Warrick County completes two miles of broken stone highway at cost 50,000.
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Boone
Warrick County
Supreme Court Dismisses Contempt Charge Against Standard Oil
The supreme court dismissed the contempt proceedings against the Standard Oil trust initiated by former Attorney General Mammett. Six justices split, with three dissenting. The action to dissolve the trust has been resisted and the case closed.
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Standard Off Trust
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H. M. Fingler
Clalo
Suepreme
Tie
Standard of Company
Lefforta
Fr. & Monnett
Standard Ol Company
Allen Brinsmade Bf Cleveland
Monnett
Peace talks urged as Chinese seek national progress
Reports from Shanghai indicate serious peace negotiations may begin soon. A short preliminary protocol is expected, with separate conventions on commercial matters to follow. Provisional observers say China aims to end Manchu rule and move toward national progress while retaining key interests of the powers.
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Indicted Bank Teller Cornelius Alvord in NY Case
Cornelius T. Alvord Jr former note teller of the First National Bank in New York indicted by the United States grand jury for embezzling about 490000. Indictment alleges falsifying bank accounts and related unlawful acts as charged by U S District Attorney Verne.
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New York
Cornelius T
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Firat National Bank
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Verne
Alvord
Congress Debates War Revenue Bill Amid Centennial Festivities
The House and Senate pursued war revenue reduction debates as centennial Washington celebrations occupy the day. Payne and Swanson spoke for the majorities while a committee of five probes Officer Boot’s hazing death at West Point. W D Bynum of Indiana was confirmed as commissioner to revise federal criminal and penal laws.
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Berlin banker Sternberg trial duel challenge over remarks
Sello lead defense counsel sent a pistol duel challenge to Brant the prosecutor after feeling insulted by his remarks. Brant refused, saying the remarks were in the line of duty.
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Sello
Sternberg
Herr Brant
Daily Market Report for Grain and Livestock Prices Dec 11
Grain and Livestock prices show No. 2 red and white wheat steady to active, No. 2 mixed corn gains noted, oats and barley mixed. Cattle and sheep steady to active with Lamb prices around 3.75 to 6.00, reflecting a cautious but firm market across regions and exchanges.
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Ake
Pee Steady
Lamba
Pokagon seeks full possession of vast Laporte grant
Charles G Pokagon son of the late Pottawattomie chief arrives in Laporte Indiana to press claims to a massive tract claimed as government land. He cites treaties of 1834 and 1840 and contends the full section was granted to Chief Pokagon. He expects a lengthy, bitter legal fight but remains confident of success with records and correspondence from commissioner W L Duner.
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Pokagon
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Simon Pokagon
Recorder
Mr. Pokagon
Chi L. Pokagon
Persistent strike at the mill stirs city tensions
About 200 women and girls remain idle as a strike pauses with no immediate settlement. In July, 650 workers were employed. Strikers are cared for by city trade unions, rationed weekly at a commissary near the mill. Police guard shifts guard the mill evenings to shield workers from pickets as management trims staff to meet anticipated demand.
Desperado Identified After Two-Hour Stand In Loganaport
Loganaport police identify the desperado Marvin Kuhns who held officers at bay for two hours Monday and wounded Patrolman Ben Dean. Kuhns walked to Peru and boarded a Wabash freight east. Officers across northern Indiana search for Kuhns as the scene unfolds.
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Kuhns
Forecast of Weathers This Week in Northern and Central Regions
The forecast indicates rising and setting of the moon and sun across northern and central areas with a tendency toward wintry weather. Expect cold conditions with possible snowfall on Thursday and Friday, reducing visibility and impacting travel. Locally, temperatures may dip below freezing at night.
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