Anglo-German Trade Alliance Threatens American Commerce
Washington reports Great Britain and Germany formed an offensive alliance to curb American commerce in global markets. The pact aims to limit U S growth, with diplomacy probing its scope. Two developments cited are Britain and Germany skipping the San Francisco exposition and National City Bank of New York delaying a planned Argentine branch.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
United States
San Franciscco Jy
National City Company of
New York
Vanderlip
National City Bank
Argentine Republic
Schmidt Near Collapse Amid Awaited Verdict
New York December reports Hans Schmidt, accused murderer of Anna Auruuller, in Tombs cell shows strain from jury verdict wait. He skips meals, endures mental stress yet attends mass as chaplain Mother Luke Evers holds service with six women from St Andrew's choir. He reads papers, then grows weak and retires for the day.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Auruuller
Luke Evers
Chaplin
St Andrew's
Chorc
Schindt
Plowing Lorimer Mint Farm Turns 100 Acres in Mint
The mild week allows plowmen on former Senator Lorimer's mint farm near Donaghe Michigan to turn 100 acres of soil on the 600 acre operation. Nearby landowners have been urged to plant mint due to peppermint oil's high price, with expectations that most of the Lorimer property will be mint planted within three years.
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Donaghe
Mich
Dee
United States
Lériger
Lorimer
Fifty Nine Victims Buried in Calumet Funeral Day
Calumet Michigan on December 20 held the funeral for fifty nine victims crushed in the Christmas Eve panic. Over 10 000 mourners filled six churches across tied Jacket and Heelan parishes. Bodies were laid in trenches at Lake View cemetery amid solemn processions and a final general service near the entrance.
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Calumet
Mich
Heelan
Lake View
Stricker
Copper City
Copper Country
God's Acre
Keweenaw Peninsular
Secret escape of Monticello love slave she left jail secretly
Adelaide Branch, once jailed for three years in a hidden chamber over love for Melvin H Couch, reportedly left Sullivan County jail with help from men. An automobile rushed her to Fallsburg and a train bound for New York, as Sheriff Kinnie refused to confirm or deny she had escaped.
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Monticello
N. Y
Melvin H. Couch
Adelaide M. Branch
Fallsburg
New York
Sullivan County
Frank L. Kinnie
Miss Branch
Taurus Rescued After Hours Drift With 200 Aboard
The steamer Taurus, owned by Iron Steamboat, drifted for hours with 200 passengers, many women, aboard before two Merritt & Chapman tugs towed her to The Battery. A beadpin in the machinery snapped, disabling propulsion near Long Beach. Captain Allen sought a change in fishing ops as the boat cried for movement. McAdoo shows improvement and aims to resume duties soon.
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Taurus
New York
Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company
Battery
Long Beach
Iron Steamboat Company
Allen
Tenth Trip to Altar Not a Failure at Sixty Three
A 63 year old Miss Mary M Moore, with many aliases, vows marriage is not a failure after taking her tenth wedding trip with James Dyer, 72, of Cuttawa iky. She has had nine husbands, with one marrying her three times, and hopes this partner stays. She left Parnell, Missouri, for companionship, saying loneliness drove her. In Chestertown Maryland a mob gathers to lynch Normal Mabel after she confessed murder of farmer John R Coleman. Guards repulse attackers. two jail doors were breached but no one injured.
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St. Louis
Mary M. Moore
Parnell
James Dyer
Cuttawa Iky
Chestertown
Kent County
Mabel
John R. Coleman
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Christmas Program at Asbury Church in North Long Branch
The Asbury M. EH Sunday School held its annual Christmas exercises at Asbury Church in North Long Branch with an decorated interior and a varied program. Performers included Irma Morris, Evelyn Dinwoodie, Clif ford Reid, Dor othy Gilick, Dor othy Hoyt, Anna Cook, Sarah Barber, Anna May Hoyt, Mil dred Kyte, May Presley and Mabel Stephenson among others, plus a Santa Claus appearance and a candy distribution overseen by Superintendent John P. Merrett. The program featured orchestral pieces, solos, recitations, and choral elements in a community holiday event.
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Asbury M. EH
North Long Branch
Ag Fatlows
R. B. Stephenson
Irma Morris
Evelyn Dinwoodie
Clifford Reid
Clinton Sherman
Louis Barber
Frank Luther
William Attison
Marie Chas
Mae Gulick
Elden Presley
Dorothy Gilick
Esther Hoyt
Anna Cook
Sarah Barber
Anna May Hoyt
Mil
John P. Merrett
Roland Jerola
Santa Claus
May Presley
Mabel Stephenson
Minna Jerolamon
Elsie Barber
Helen West
Ena Havens
Naomi Conrow
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