World News Notes From A Turbulent Era Headlines
Jokes and tidings mix in a sprawling recap of public figures and incidents. Lord Dunraven challenges for the America’s Cup while Charlie Brewer captains Harvard football next season. Died include Lyon Abbott ex governor of New Jersey and Oden Bowls former Maryland governor. A varied batch of crimes accidents and political notes follow, with coal strikes, indictments, and local trials across the country.
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Charlie Brewer
Harvard
A. T. A. Urofton
Fort Sheridad
King
Corea
United States
David Josxeu
Clinton
Iowa
Lawber King
Foreign Flashes and Political Tensions Across Nations
Emperor William opened the high Bridge over the North Sea canal and Dr. von Boettlebar gave the address. Father O'Connor denounced Archbishop Corrigan while defending Archbishop Irclani in a Lexow investiga tion sermon. The Italian parliament opened as Klay Jimmbert’s throne speech drew a tepid response. The Hungarian cabinet was ousted in a lower house vote against subsidising a new theater. The Baltimore planned to ship marines to Pekin to protect Minister Denby as three hostilities lengthen and China’s demands rise.
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Emperor William
Nort Sea Canal
von Boettlebar
Father O'Connor
New York
Lexow
Corrigan
Irclani
Klay Jimmbert
Baltimore
Nagist
Senate and House Debate in Washington Met on December 4 5
The Senate met at noon with many petitions and memorials as routine business began. Bills totaling 20000 for national park dedications and 75000 for Shiloh battlefield park were passed. The day included debates on Indianola territory, forfeiture of unearned railroad funds, and a request for info on Japanese students under US protection.
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Senate
House
Matteis
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
National Military Park
Dee
Berry
Arkansas
Indianola
Dolph
Lodge
Secretary of State
United States
Petefer
Secretary of the Treasury
Judiciary Committee
Treasurs
Peffer
Cuicago
West
Dem
Bissour
Bialy
China
Japan
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Catholics May Join Secret Societies Says Archbishop
Arch bishop Ireland in St Paul says Catholics may join any secret society except the Masons. Judge Kelly of the astric court recently joined the Knights of Pythias, stirring talk among Catholics and secret society members. No public announcement has been made and Rowe authorities are considering the matter. Catholics are urged not to seek membership for now.
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St. Paul
Kelly
Astrie Coure
Pythias
Athough
Jyore
America
Ireland
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Payoux
Paul
Minn
Peel
Associated Press
Sons of Temperance
Rowe
Cathbolies
Fisher's Plurality in Seventh Senate Race
Milwaukee canvass shows Republican Fisher winning 6780 votes to Democrat Winans 3120, giving Fisher a 3650 plurality. Separately, Miss Lou C. Wildner of New Lisbon wed Miles F. Goodyear of Tomah at the bride's home.
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Milwaukee
Eaventh Semutyvigh Alabler
Fisher
George Winans
Lou. C. Wildner
New Lisbon
Miles F. Goodyear
Tomah
Wisconsin Teachers' Association Forty-second Conference
The Wisconsin Teachers' association will hold its forty-second annual meeting at Madison December 26 to 28. The program includes college admission requirements, reading and libraries, spelling, correlation of studies, manual training, grading to meet individual needs, penalties in athletics, legislative issues, and round-table sections for primary and grammar teachers. An exhibit of manual training and periodical literature will be shown. sessions run December 26 to 28 with addresses by Dr. Stearns, Miss Schreiber, and others. A new regional conference for boards of education is planned, endorsed by the Madison board, signaling broader organizational aims in state education.
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Wisconsa Teachers’ Association
Madigan
Mar E. Schreiber
Milyuikes
UC Public Libraries
L. EK. Stearns
Mulwaukee
Albert Hardy
WH. Patzer
X. Heport
TD. Harvey
Mie E. Schreiber
Milwaukee
Alice
Shultes
Sarah J. Arnold
Princepal Arthur Bureh
Bureh
Madison
Wis ‘Conain Teachers’ Association
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Boards of Education
Board of Education
Té&e
Lucation
Thhose
Progressive boards boost school reform potential
Progressive superintendents and principals can advance reforms with board backing while indifferent boards stall progress. A genuine school system needs earnest leadership among those in charge, with teachers’ intelligence and culture supporting educational questions through local study. A meeting for school boards will cover teacher appointments and dismissals, teacher framing, textbook selection, board superintendent relations, school visitation, and community ties.
Medical Journal Endorses Golf for Exhausted Brain-Workers
A medical journal from The Tandon Hospital extols golf as a real cure for sleeplessness and mental fatigue. It notes that players at St Andrews, aged forty to ninety, appear healthier, sleep soundly, and maintain robust appetites due to open-air living, regular exercise, and balanced nutrition.
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Lfe
Tandon Hospital
St. Andrews
Murder at Wacker Place Barnes Body Found in Packing Case
Chicago police report the naked body of J A Barnes janitor of the Hawatha Building found stuffed into a packing case beneath a South Wacker avenue sidewalk. The brutal wounds indicate a violent murder with axe blows. Two men, Erwin Jordan and Lewis Jersey, are in custody. a woman is said to be involved, with Inspector Hunt leading the case. Jordan admits seeing Barnes and identification issues tie him to the crime after being seen with Barnes the day before.
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Erwin Jordan
Lewis Jersey
Chicago
J. A. Barnes
Dle Hlawatha Dulding
Twenty-fifth
Thirty-seventh
South Wack Avenue
Alta Potty 2
Tibt Temple
Weo
Weerlae Atu
Eunt
Barnes
Edward Jordan
Jordan
Tureau
Jersey
Mountain man refuses to swap rifle for sewing machine
A Kentucky mountaineer halts at a house where a traveling agent pressures him to trade his Winchester for a sewing machine to "help your wife." The mountaineer’s wife weighs in, and the agent is mocked, finally backing off after a tense exchange. Also noted is Cyrene, a Philadelphia performer, witnessing two street workers destroying each other’s looks, remarking on a curious scene before moving on.
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Jim Bolton
Wwe
Jim
Winchester
Janes
Nyrene
Philadephia
Thor
Cyrene
Tatlock
Carriea
San Juan County
Sands School
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Jimmy Dere
Canal Builder Dead Ferdinand de Lesseps Expires in Paris
Paris December 8 Count Ferdinand de Lesseps famed engineer is dead born at Versailles son of Jean Baptiste Barthelmi de Lesseps. At 20 he joined the French consulate at Lisbon and in 1854 was commissioned to negotiate for the Suez canal project. The company was formed in 1856 and the canal opened in 1869 marking a triumph of engineering and endurance.
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Paris
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Versailles
Jean Baptist’ Barthelemni
Baron de Lessepe
Lisbon
Suez Canal
Compagnie Interretiousle
Heaver and Glidden Shoe Co Agreement Details
Decatur December 7 1900s report shows Heaver and Glidden Shoe Co signed a 16 000 note to Samuel S Jack with assets 28 000 and bad debts 4 000. Four years earlier citizens contributed 11 000 to lure the business, with 9 000 in real estate to revert to citizens.
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Decatur
Lit
Dee
Heaver & Glidden Shoe Company
Simuel S. Jack
Citzens
Militia Leader Heads to San Juan County With Arms
Colonel B. W. Tailock of the militia travels to San Juan County with 100 earblnes and 1,000 rounds of ammunition to arm citizens at risk from Ute Indians invasion threats from Colorado.
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Glab
Dee T
B. W. Tailock
San Juan County
Colorado
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