AU Ledennot Recalled Won't Return to Washington
Ambassador Voupecetee is granted a long leave and will not return to Washington. Baron Sternburg will serve as temporary charge d affaires and later as ambassador, while Consul General in Calcutta. Von Holleben remains absent on sick leave, not expecting to return. German government maintains no recall and notes arbitration as alternative. Sternburg to travel on special mission to Washington.
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Baron Sternburg
Purlin
Vou pecetee
Washgton
Washington
Baron Sper Von Sternburg
Germany
Caicutta
Baron Von Sternburg
Lhe foreign office
Saxony
foreign office
Von Holleben
Roosevelt
Hague arbitration court
Sternburg
state department
Baron Speck Von Sternburg
Herr Von Holleben
Hay
Whesfoe Seeks Retirement Due to Ill Health
The subject’s ailment is accepted as sufficient excuse for any omission of form in his departure. He is eligible for retirement under German diplomatic service rules, and given his continued ill health it is unlikely he will resume active duties in diplomacy.
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whesfoe
Paid four million for husband spurs suit to recover estate
Annie C. Rogers of Hyde Park sues her brother Robert A. Coleman of Saranac Lake to set aside a deed of trust she says gave him control of their father William Coleman’s $4,000,000 estate after she married Archibald Rogers.
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Robert ‘H. Coleman
Rogers
Musicale at White House First in Mrs Roosevelt Series
Mark Hambourg gave a delightful piano musicale at the White House attended by about 200 officials and residents. It opened a series of Friday evening entertainments Mrs Roosevelt will host in January in the East Room with white and gold decorations. The program included Chopin Rubenstein Leschetizky Liszt Hambourg and other melodies. Attending were cabinet officers diplomats and members of the president’s household along with Army and Navy officers.
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Chopin
Rubenstein
Leschetizky
Liszt
Hambourg
Roott
Pro Tem
Frye, Sperker
Birs. Henderson
army
navy
Fatal Runaway Accident Kills Mrs Brockett in New Haven
Mrs Walter L Brockett formerly Minnie Belle Kay a noted elocutionist was instantly killed when a horse she drove shied near a passing train. Her four year old son David was fatally injured and a baby daughter survived unscathed. The incident left the mother dead at the scene and the boy unconscious.
Lisele Verdict for $24,000 Libel Suit Against New York Journal
A Mississippi man, J. H. Duke of Sconoba, Mississippi, won a libel verdict in U S circuit court against the Morning Journal for $24,000. The suit claimed the NY Journal alleged a plot to murder Black men in Mississippi and insurance profits shared among conspirators.
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Mississippi
New York Journal
New York
J. H Duke
Sconoba
Miss
Journal
United States
Dike
Carnegie Partner Killed by Yard Engine at Pittsburg
Andrew McWilliams longtime Carnegie partner and Edgar Thomson Works carpenter superintendent was struck and killed by a yard engine yesterday in Pittsburg. He joined Camnesic at Edgar Thomson from the start and led carpenters for 22 years. Ithaca obit notes Louis Hanson died after elders prayers in a local sect refused medical care.
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Andrew McWilliams
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Mx Williams
Camnesic company
Edgar Thomson works
Ithaca
Louis Hanson
Church of the Living
Goa
Holy Ghost and
Us Society
Judd
Non-Union Miners Case Closes Opening Defense
Philadelphia dispatch reports eight days of hearings as non-union miners rest their case before the coal strike commission. Lt. Gov. Gobin testified on lawlessness and troop necessity, praising a shoot to kill order but noting it did not target women and children. Darrow pressed sentry authority and Gobin defended friends in coal firms while witnesses described regional unrest and worker demands, with some favoring higher wages and shorter hours.
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Philadelphia
Tov-union
ilat
coal
Delaware and Hudson company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company
J. P. S. Gobin
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Gobin
Clarence S. Darrow
Darrow
Mr. Darrow
Theodore F.Hoffman
Eighth regiment
Hoffman
Watkins
ersiegat
Scranton
mens
Chatman Gant
t Wright
Former Governor Hastings Dies of Pleuro pneumonia
Bellefonte Pennsylvania January 10 former Governor Daniel H Hastings died yesterday from pleuro pneumonia after a four day illness. He remained conscious to the end and his funeral will be held Tuesday. Hastings served as Pennsylvania governor from 1895 to 1899.
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Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
Daniel Hardman Hastings
Hastings
Helen Rankin Hickok
Saltsman
Rankin
Henry Phipps Funds Tuberculosis Institute in Philadelphia
Henry Phipps of New York donated 300000 for a Philadelphia institution to study treat and prevent consumption. The endowment will grow to about 7500050, with plans to use Finsen light therapy. Dr L F Flick announced the aim to eradicate tuberculosis in the country and noted the project will be named the Henry Phipps Institute.
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Henry Phipps
Philadelphia
L. F. Flick
the
Free Hospital for
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Phipes
Phipps
Fick
opera Men
Copenhagen
Fire at McClary plant in London Ont devastates factory
A burning match dropped into a vat of oil at the McClary Manufacturing stamping plant in London Ont starts a blinding blaze that engulfs the room. About 500 workers flee as firefighters struggle for hours, with no serious injuries and losses reported around 300000 dollars.
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London
Ont
McClary Manufacturing Company
McClary
Dominion
America
Independent coal operators push prices as cold weather bites
In New York on January 10 cold weather spurs demand for anthracite and solidifies a price of 9.50 per ton set by independent operators who control the market. Dealers in the East Side report ample supply in yards, with prices at 11 to 13 cents per pail for hard coal and 45 to 63 cents for days of 190 pounds. Independent operators rush coal to New York and Boston, raising expectations of further increases if the cold persists. Railroads adhere to tidewater pricing, while the board of estimate orders the mayor to press coal companies to raise shipments citywide.
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New York
operalois
Sletemoment house
Hoston
tidewater
Boston
board of estimate
Philadelphia
Reading
Special Jury Probes Coal Price Conspiracy in Chicago
Chicago special jury today investigates alleged conspiracy among coal operators railroads and dealers to keep coal prices high amid scarcity. Attorney General Hamlin aims to prove the scheme while Swift & Company offers coal at cost to the poor with regional distribution across several cities.
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Chicago
Hamlin
Springfield
ata
Swift & Company
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
St. Paul
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GEM FOOD CHOPPER
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ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
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EPWIM DITILWSS
J. AMOR ENER
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Frederick, Ma
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GIUSEPPI ZANARDELLI
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Cie
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Pennsy
Altoona
George W. Creighton
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Guard
Phoenixville
Hamburg
James M. Baker
Hamburs
Company E
House
lan
Russell
Texas
DeGraffenreich
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WHITE HOUSE
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LISEL
CARNEGIE
KILLEG
Coal Strike Commission
Daniel H. Hastings
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Wis
Marcus
Tit
Savannah
Mount Carroll
MARLIN E. OLMSTEAD
Matlin J. Olmstead
Olmstead
howe
DANIJEL H. HASTINGS
James Wands
Harry Wands
Tyrone
Trrons Opera House
City
Pat Ram
Westfch
N.Y
Lincoln
Maznaulan
Mexico
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Washinton
Edward M. Hayes
Thirteenth Infantry
srecond
John A. Johnston
whith
senate
Fort Meade
Seah Dakota
United States army
sears
France
Caracas
Pranmee
presen pariapaie
PUEL PAM GINERAE
Washington, D. C
congressional committee
Providence
James L. Doyie
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general hospital
Marshall
Siater
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