Commons Pass Home Rule Bill Read In Commons
Irish Nationalists and Liberals celebrate as the Home Rule bill clears its final Commons stage by a large majority. crowds gather outside parliament in wind and rain with Union Jacks and green symbols while cheers rise for Redmond and Parnell amid a calm, orderly demonstration.
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Marcon
New York Times
London
House of Commons
Asquith
John Redmond
Charles Stewart Parnell
Fleet Street
Balkans
Parliament Square
Home Rule Bill passes House of Lords reading amid grand debate
In London on Friday the Home Rule bill advanced with a Lords reading after Commons divisions. Balfour’s motion to reject failed 208 to 268, third reading carried 367 to 257. Nationalists, Liberals, and Unionists filled the galleries as Redmond spoke of past defeats and a future law despite Lords opposition.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Balfour
Frederick E. Smith
John Simon
John E. Redmond
Timothy Healy
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Joseph P. Nannetti
Asquith
Redmond
Mr. Redmond
Ulster
Ty.ir. Redmond
Wilson calls off inaugural ball in 1915
Governor Wilson asks Eustis to drop the inaugural ball citing high cost and lack of necessity. He notes the event costs $95,000 and ties up Pension Bureau work while visitors gain little to no value from it.
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Princeton
N. J
Eustis
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Taxi Crash Harms Mrs Miller and Husband in Canal Street Excavation
After attending a theatre party in New York, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Miller were injured when a taxi struck a canal street excavation. Mrs. Miller suffered a deep neck gash and fainted, crying for their baby. Alfred Darling, the driver, and Miller, the secretary of Banking and Building Bureau, were taken to safety.
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Frank Z. Cohen
Glasgow
Scotland
Mitchell May
Arthur I. Miller
Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Broadway
Canal Street
Manhattan Bridge
Canal
Centre Streets
Alfred Darling
East Thirty-second Street
Darling
Mayor Gaynor Signals Nonrerun At Dutch Dinner
At the Holland Society dinner in the Waldorf Astoria, Mayor Gaynor hinted he will not run again for mayor next fall. He quipped about Dutch voters and peace palace satire while praising Carnegie and addressing ministers and guests including Jonkheer Loudon and others. A Springfield train wreck seven lines later is noted with injuries to eighteen passengers.
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Gaynor
The
Holland Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Barnard
Jonkheer Loudon
Netherlands
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
the Hague
Carnegie
Peace Palace
Italy
Hague
Tripoli
Rabbi Wise
Dr. Parkhurst
Mr. Carnegie
London
Henry Lawrence Bogert
Martin W. Littleton
Supreme Court
Vernon M. Davis
John Lloyd Thomas
William Mitchell
Frederick Courtney
Nicholas J. Barrett
George A. Morrison, Jr
Henry W. J. Bucknail
Frederick Dwight
Cornelius Brett
Elijah Woodward
Barr Trerree
Sanboonen
Tie
America
Wilhemina
United States
Philippines
Far East
Bogert
New York
van Sicklen
Brooklyn
Holland
Carnegie Palace
Turkey
Europe
Lauchter
Genuine Deerfoot Farm Sausages Ady Claim
An advertisement touts Deerfoot Farm Sausages as the genuine finest pork sausages. The wrapper urges buyers to examine for authenticity and notes the product uses choice spices and quality pork from the pig.
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Deerfoot Farm
Ady
Botanic Cough Balsam Sold for New Year Use
An advertisement notes Botanic Cough Balsam used by people in January for remedies. The snippet mentions New Year usage and references Ady as an advertiser.
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Ement
Burns Calls College Men to the Sleuths
Famous detective urges college men to join crime detection as a patriotic, gentlemanly calling with no limit to pay. Read his message in the College Section of next Sunday's Times.
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Burns
Whisky frauds alleged in North Carolina distillery case
Commissioner Cabell reports to Secretary MacVeagh that Judge Boyd blocked three injunctions to restrain tax seizures in the Old Nick distillery case. He details alleged bribery and theft, extensive frauds, and assets moved to dodge tax collection as whisky valued for taxes to be collected exceeds $30,000 with hundreds of barrels stored near Williams.
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Washington
Royal E. Cabell
Internal Revenue
MacVeagh
North Carolina
Boyd
Greensboro
N. C
House Committee On
Treasury Department
Cabell
D. C. Foster
Williams
N. Glenn Williams
Supreme Court
Winston-Salem
N. Gieau- Willams
D. Ed. Kennedy
C. Foster
Louisville
Watch
M. C
Jewish daily papers strike over union demands
Editors and publishers face a staff walkout as the News paper Writers Union No. 4 calls for exclusive union hiring, five hour shifts, overtime rules, two weeks paid vacation, and other provisions. Miller of Die Warheit offers support to keep papers running while protests unfold.
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Writers’ Union No. 4
The
International
Vorwarts
Jewish Daily News
Die Warheit
Jewish Morning Journal
Grist
Inspaper
Louis EB. Miller
Miller
Alwyed
Judge James Boyd Praised for Reform Efforts in District
Wilmington report lauds James Boyd a Federal Judge in the Western North Carolina District for his long service and leadership in enforcing internal revenue laws, suppressing blockades, and clearing out graft among officials.
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Wilmington
N. C
James Boyd
North Carolina
Credt
Judge Blood Nominated to Federal Bench Lifelong Post
Special to The New York Times reports Judge James Edmund Blood of Greensboro North Carolina has served as United States District Judge for the Western District of North Carolina since July 10 18 a longtime Republican who earlier held the post of United States District Attorney for the district He later became Assistant Attorney General and was elevated to the federal bench by President McKinley He is described as a Confederate Army veteran who studied law after the war and was admitted to the North Carolina bar in 1868
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New York Times
Washington
James Edmund Blood
Greensboro
N.C
United States
McKinley
Boyd
North Carolina
Five Popes Erased From Official Papal List
A Rome to Chicago Daily News report says Pope Pius X drops five predecessors from the official list of popes. Cardinal Gasparri notes lack of investiture evidence for Boniface VI, Boniface VII, John XVI, John XVII, and Benedict X, whose elections were invalid or irregular.
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New York Times
CNCAG
Carles
Rome
Chicago Daily News
Holy See
Pius. X
St. Peter
Gasparri
Pontifical Commission For the
Vatican
Gaspariti
Boniface VI
Boniface VII
John XVI
John XVII
Benedict X
California the Garden of Roses travel ad
Leave winter behind and find roses and sun in California. Travel three days from Chicago on the Golden State Limited via Rock Island Lines with no excess fare. Information from K. E. Balmer, 1253 Broadway, New York. Ad.
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California
Chicago
Rock Island
K. E. Balmer
Broadway
New York
Ady
May Defeat Yuan Shikai in China Elections
Peking correspondent reports that nationwide elections favor Southern Radical leaders over President Yuan Shikai, signaling a swing toward the Radical South as Beijing notes the shift in political power.
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London
Peking
The
Daily Telegraph
Yuan Shuxai
Murphy Returns From Albany Meeting Trip
Charles JF Murphy leader of Tammany Hall arrived back in New York from Albany where he attended the New York State Electoral College session. Gov Sulzer stated no conference occurred with Murphy during his stay.
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Albany
Charles JF. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York State
Electoral College
New York
Sulzer
Murphy
Railways officer aims ferries to Havana link
Robert Orr, general manager of the United Railways of Havana, travels to St Augustine Florida to confer with Henry Flagler on establishing regular ferries between Key West and Havana. The plan envisions transporting entire trains on the ferries to connect the two cities.
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Tos
New York Times
Havana
Robert Orr
United Railways of
St. Augustine
Fla
Henry Flagler
Key West
Mayor resigns amid clash over assessor appointment
In Sussex New Jersey on January 16 Mayor Edward Feakes resigned at a special Borough Council meeting after the council refused to confirm his appointment of Dawson BD Van Sickle as Assessor. The resignation was accepted unanimously and the borough will be without a mayor until the next meeting in two weeks.
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Sussex
N. J
Edward Feakes
Dawson BD. van Sickle
Greek fruit peddler jailed for bribing patrolman
George Chebas a Greek fruit peddler was arrested after offering patrolman George Musgrove a dollar at 125th Street and Fifth Avenue and another later. He was jailed overnight and to be arraigned in Hartem Court this morning.
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George Chebas
125Th Street
Fifth Avenue
George Musgrove
Lenox Avenue
195Th Street
Musgrove
Hartem Court
Parcel Post Drives Meadville Express Office Closures
Pittsburg January reports say Adams Express at Meadville will close all offices and wind down business citing parcel post as cause though the company denies it. The Meadville agent notes competition from American Express and Northwestern Traction Company allowing an office in its terminal. Previously Adams and Wells Fargo controlled Meadville express service with about 100 thousand dollars annually, operating three wagons now reduced to one week.
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Pecal
New York Times
Pittsburgh
Adams Express Company
Meadville
Parcel Post
Northwestern Traction Company
American Express
Adams
Wells’ Fargo
Paris Zoological Society lunch surprises with exotic dishes
At the Zoological Society of France luncheon in Paris the menu featured gin with cranberries and venison, stewed devil fish, and six and a half month old poached eggs. A displayed octopus caused diners to request removal of their plates, while preserved fruits in mustard were rated good.
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New York
TrmvDs
Paris
Zoological Society of France
Gare de Lyon
New England Heirs Join California De Baker Claimants
In Los Angeles on January 16 the De Baker estate heirs learned over forty new claimants from New England and New York emerged to seek a share of the seven million dollar estate. They allege the property originated from an old Spanish grant tied to Don Avel, De Baker’s first husband, and have formed a consortium of five trustees including Theodore Frothingham and a Fitchburg banker. The group believes state civil code provisions pass a husband and wife’s estate to their relatives after death, and lists several New York claimants by name and address. An Angostura Bitters advertisement appears at the end of the notice.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
California
de Baker
New England
New
Stearns
McKinley
New York
Edward K. Thom
Fifth Avenue
Wallace Broodbury Thom
East 49Th Street
Edgar H. Mumford
Church Street
Schiff Advocates Individual Concentration Over Holding Firms
Jacob Schiff of Kuhn, Loeb & Co testifies before the Pujo Money Trust Committee in Washington, arguing against holding-company concentration and in favor of individual freedom in banking. He supports interlocking directorates and public disclosure of bank assets, while opposing stock operations by banks and private borrowing by officers.
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New York
Washington
Jacob. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Pujo Money Trust Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Mr. Schiff
J. P. Morgan& Co
Hr. Schiff
Schiff
Vcu
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Lords
Gov. Wilson
Wilson
William Corcorane Eustis
Washington, D. C
William Corcoran Eustis
George S. Hamilton
Finance Committee
Hamilton
Pullman
Boston & Albany Express
Springfield
Mass
Boston
Charlton Depot
J. N. Milton
Ward G. Grant
Charles R. Hanlon
Dorchester
Walter S. Roberts
Thomas H. Kilduff
Lt. Potter
Alice Perkins
Joseph T. Norcross
Boston & Albany
Charlton
Panama Canal
Enou H
Drr. Carnegie
New Yorker
Thomas
TIMES
Revenue Commissioner
Warhelt
News
Worwarts
Journal
Ead Tor Miller
Charles
Staats-Zeitung
TINES
Tres
Abraham Cahan
Yuan Shi-Kai
Tammany
Cuba
Mayor
Sussex, N. J
Council
PUJO
Congress
Gies
Untermyers
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