Turbulent Berlin Debates Over Prussian Manhood Suffrage
In Berlin on January 22 a heated Reichstag scene followed Chancellor von Buelow's refusal to answer a interpellation on manhood suffrage. Derisive cries of Vagabond Liar Scoundrel echoed as ministers left the chamber and socialists clashed with police. In Brunswick the same day protests for universal suffrage led to police confrontations, resulting in injuries and arrests as crowds dispersed.
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Chile Advances Plan for 2600 Mile North South Railway
Congress in Santiago approved a bill authorizing the President to contract for a railroad running north to south. Initial outlay is capped around 37.5 million dollars with a aim to extend to the frontiers. The line would stretch from the Peruvian border to the Strait of Magellan, about 2600 miles, with spur lines to coastpoints and mining and agricultural districts.
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Chile
Congress
Peru
Strait of Magellan
Atlantic steamship conference scheduled in London
The postponed conference of the White Star American Cunard Hamburg American North German Lloyd and other Atlantic passenger lines is provisionally fixed for February 5 in London.
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White Star
the American
Cunard
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North German
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London
Peters Wins Libel Suit Against Berlin Correspondent
Dr. Carl Peters former governor of German East Africa won a libel suit against R. von Bennigsen of the Cologne Gazette. Bennigsen was fined $25 damages plus costs or twenty days in jail for publishing statements alleging misconduct in Africa.
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Carl Peters
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Cologne Gazette
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Africa
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Haitian Government Declares Vortigern Pirate
The steam er Vortigern carrying exiled Haitian revolutionists led by Gen. Firmin seeks landings at Haiti. Government troops mass around St Marc and plan to attack Gonaives as Washington notes revolutionists gain ground in the island s north with consular reports of captured villages nearby.
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Testimony paints siege poverty at Port Arthur court martial
Col. Vershinin testifies at Lieut. Gen. Stoessel's court martial that civil populations faced extreme shortages during the siege. He accuses Mme. Stoessel of inflating prices for eggs milk and meat amid wartime hardship and claims she attempted to sell assets just before the surrender.
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Irish Raiders Arrested in Geevagh District Raid
A force of 200 constabulary in Roscommon Ireland arrested twenty men in bed for unlawful assembly riot and interfering with the mails. The renters on Keogh and Knox estates formed a no rent campaign after landowners refused to sell lands to their tenants and rent documents on mails were blocked.
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Von Hohenau Trial Opens With Court Martial
Berlin Jan 22 The court martial trial of Counts von Hohenau and Lynar over Die Zukunft articles and the Harden-Moltke libel suit began before five judges under Gen von LoeWenfeld. After the charge of abuse of authority, the room was cleared and will stay closed until a verdict. Maximilien Harden, reportedly ill with appendicitis, did not appear.
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Maximilien Harden
Japanese Caught Near Fort Stevens Battery
Two Japanese were arrested near the west battery of Fort Stevens Oregon on January 22 for loitering. The area is rarely visited without permission from the district artillery commander and the men could not explain their presence.
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Oregon
May exile Tchaykovsky in Russia
Nicholas Tchaykovsky, the Russian revolutionary arrested in St Petersburg last November, is confined in the Fortress of St Peter and St Paul. He may be punished by administrative exile for revolutionary activity rather than a regular trial, potentially serving a long Siberian sentence.
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Nicholas Tchaykovsky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Russia
Siberia
Archbishops and dignitaries move across Europe in brief
Reports from Rome Berlin Casablanca Hull Santiago Peking Newcastle and Berlin outline movements and actions of church officials politicians and workers. Archbishop Ricik ed Sinda Francisco and secretary depart Rome for Naples. Harvard professor William Scho field dines with Emperor Wilhelm. Mulai Rachid defeats French forces at Settat. Labour delegates declare socialism a goal. New petroleum finds in Chile. Na Tung appointed customs controller. Tyne shipyard strike solidifies with 4000 workers nonreturning. Berlin unemployment rises with 102 519 on relief at year end.
Weather forecast for cotton states in late January
Special to The New York Times from Washington reports the Federal Weather Bureau forecast for Thursday and Friday across cotton states. Fair or mostly fair with colder conditions, winds shifting from northerly to northwest, with light to fresh gusts in many areas. some eastern Florida showers Thursday and northwest Florida colder Friday.
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Washington
Federal Weather Bureau
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Betts Academy Burned. Students Flee Safely in Stamford
A fire gutted Betts Academy in Stamford at 1 am. Student R Sheldon Cross and G E Malony led evacuations through the north wing, guiding about eighteen boys to safety while teachers and staff aided others. Ladder rescues saved two teens on a smoke filled window ledge as Annie the Polish girl and others escaped.
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Rifles for schoolboys proposed with Roosevelt support
A U S bill to promote schoolboy marksmanship nationwide may be introduced within two weeks. It would include military academies and schools with shooting clubs, backed by President Roosevelt. Readiness and resources in New York City schools have grown, with sub target gun machines donated for practice and interschool contests highlighting strong results. Master Ambrose Schartenberg of Manual Training High School, Brooklyn, earned high praise from Roosevelt for top scores in Whitney Trophy, Creedmoor, and interscholastic matches with a total 158 of 170.
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Brooklyn
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Bethany College Dormitory Fire Sparks Chivalry Rescue
At Bethany College West Virginia on January 22 the girls dormitory filled with smoke as a basement furnace ash fire spread. About 100 boys formed a bucket brigade and guided frightened girls to safety across the street where the men’s dormitory stood.
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W. Va
Bethany College
Cornell Upholds Miss Cook in Triangle League Debate
The Cornell Debate Union will uphold Miss Cook of Cornell as a speaker in the upcoming debate with Columbia. President Leroy Goodrich says the Triangular League rules were not violated and the protest is voidable by league meeting. If Pennsylvania supports Columbia, Miss Cook could be ruled out.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Miss Cook
Pennsylvania
Leroy Goodrich
Cornell Debate Union
Goodrich
Gurko Loses Office Over Lidval Grain Scandal
St Petersburg report states M Gurko Assistant Minister of the Interior has been dismissed for ties to the Lidval grain scandals. He was accused of illegal grain supply contracts to famine provinces and of exceeding his authority by advancing money.
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M. Gurko
Lidval
Manhattan College Dominates St Francis College In 62 11 Victory
Manhattan College overwhelmed St Francis College at the De La Salle gymnasium Central Park South winning 62 to 11. Thorp led scorers with ten field goals while Bolton Murray and others added points in the wide margin victory. Earlier Manhattan Midgets beat Holy Name 26 to 10 in the preliminary.
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French Ambassador to Discuss Autos at Club Dinner
The French Ambassador to the United States M Jusserand will address the Automobile Club of America annual dinner on Saturday night speaking on France the Mother of the Automobile. Senator Chauncey M Depew will talk America the User of Automobiles. Augustus Thomas will discuss the automobile and pedestrian and Job E Hedges will speak on automobiles in general. The event at the club hall on West Fifty four Street near Broadway expects 300 members with guests including Gen Nelson A Miles Senator Jotham P Alldsof New York William H Hotchkiss Oliver A Quail Charles Jerome Edwards Patrick Francis Murphy and Rev Dr Wilton Merle Smith.
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Automobile Club of America
France
Chauncey M. Depew
America
Augustus Thomas
Job E. Hedges
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Jotham P. Alldsof
New York
William H. Hotchkiss
American Automobile Association
Oliver A. Quail
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Charles Jerome Edwards
Long Island Automobile Club
Patrick Francis Murphy
Wilton Merle Smith
Elementary Schools Basket Ball Title Showdowns
The junior final features P. S. 109 Brooklyn versus P. S. 62 Manhattan, while the senior final matches P. S. 144 Brooklyn against P. S. 188 Manhattan. Games start Saturday at 2 p.m. in the City College gym.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
College of the City of New York
Germantown leads in interclub squash despite unkept schedule
In Philadelphia today Germantown moved into a clear lead in the interclub squash racquet championships though not set for the day. Huntington Valley won a meritorious victory over Merion at Haverford while Overbrook and Country Club defeated Philadelphia and Racquet Club respectively.
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New York Times
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Penn
Germantown
Huntington Valley
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Country Club
Harvard to Row Cornell May 30
Harvard and Cornell crews will race on the Charles River Basin May 30 at 2 30 in the afternoon. The two mile event has been confirmed after questions about the venue with Harvard previously visiting Lake Carugua and Cornell visiting here twice.
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Cornell
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Rowing Management
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Lake Caruga
Harvard Defeats Bishops College 4 0 In Quebec Hockey
In a game moved from Cambridge to St. Pauls School Rink Harvard shutout Bishops College Lenoxville Quebec 4 to 0 delivering a decisive hockey victory.
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St. Paul's
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Big Bishops College
Lenoxville
Quebec
Dwight School Second Team Routs Westbeblige Court
Dwight School's second team defeated the Sachs Colegiate InSties quintet 40 to 9 on its Westbeblige court yesterday afternoon.
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Westbeblige
Sachs Colegiate InSties
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