Austrian Count Deserted by Former Crown Princess
Vienna reports serious differences between Count de Lonay and his wife, former Crown Princess Stephanie. He left Mentone on January 7, with no clear whereabouts, amid financial troubles and social discomfort. The couple’s intended joint wealth from Emperor Francis Joseph and King Leopold fell short, as he received $25,000 yearly and she $10,000 was cut, forcing the countess to fund their household from her diminished income.
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Count De Lonay
Vienna
Die Zeit
de Lonay
Stephanie
France
Mentone
seciety
Austria-Hungary
imperial palace
Francis Joseph
Leopold
Countess de Longay
Bory
Cold Kills Six in Chicago Amid Fuel Shortage
Chicago news reports a two degree below zero cold snap causing widespread suffering. Six men died from exposure including Frank Lemis and Patrick McGovern. Mayor Barrem proposes relief funds while the city council passes an ordinance criminalizing fuel price manipulation.
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vasp
Chicago
sero
Abidh
Barri- Sem
frank Lemis
R. Rose
C. G. Pool
Manila
Patrick McGovern
William Madigan
W.H. Wahi
Pope extends jurisdiction change over Catholic University
In Rome on Fan 12 the pope signed a brief transferring Catholic University Washington to the Confraternity's jurisdiction presided by Cardinal Sarehi while also recording a chapborn for Mgr Dennis O Connell. In Toledo Ohio on Jan 13 James Matt H aged 84 died after being frozen on a street car yesterday. He lingered in morning rides, unable to pinpoint his destination, doctors say he cannot live more than a few hours.
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Catholic University
Rome
Fan
Catholic iyeat
Washington
Cardinal Sarehi
Dennis O'Connell
Catholic University at
Toledo
James Matt H
Congress to ease coal duties with reciprocity plan
Washington January 13 Congress aims to pass a bill removing the 67 cent per ton coal duty and offering reciprocity by admitting free coal from countries with the same privilege. The Ways and Means Committee backs a rebate or drawback, with Canada and Nova Scotia included, while Allegheny and western coal would enter Canada duty free.
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House
Senate
Washington
Congress
United States
Canada
Nova Scotia
Alleghenies
ways and means
ways and means committee
Representative Hill
Connecticut
secretary of the treasury
Atlantic
McCall
Massachusetts
Mitchells Letter To Miners Urgent Coal Production Boost
Mitchell of the United Mine Workers calls on all local unions in anthracite districts to cooperate with mine operators to increase coal production amid a severe coal famine. He urges workers to inspect mines, hold meetings, and devise ways to raise daily output until weather moderates and fuel needs ease.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
seaboard
perery
O pen
Secretary Moody Hurt In Runaway Carriage At Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy William H Moody was seriously hurt but not in danger after a runaway carriage attached to a carriage at the naval academy grounds in Annapolis. A salute of 17 guns and a cadet battalion depicted onlookers as horses bolted, the driver veered, the pole broke, and Moody leaped to the pavement, sustaining only minor cuts and bruises. he regained consciousness at Superintendent Brownson's residence. Senator Hale and Lieutenant Poyer were uninjured.
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Annapolis
denny
Navy
William 11
naval academy grounds
Hale
senate naval affairs committee
naval academy
Brownson
academy
Slate an
Poyer
Santee wharf
College Creek
Monody
midshipmen
Senator Hale
Beauty at the Tren Court Amid Royal Favor
A fragment describes Violet Vivian, lauded as perhaps the court’s most beautiful young woman at the Tren. An elegant, tall, slender twenty-two year old, she is said to be Queen Alexarste’s favorite, a notable figure in the royal circle.
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Butler
BRADFIELD REGULATOR
Atlanta
the Tren
Violet Vivian
Si, depres tu
Alexarste
Ice Bound For Fifteen Hours On Wabash Train
Passengers aboard the Wabash Railway Contintental Limited were ice bound for 15 hours in the Detroit River after the train ferried onto the Great Western. The Great Western forced into a Canadian landing slip by 2 pm, allowing the train to be pulled off. By 1 pm the ferry neared the dock enough for some men to crawl ashore while dining cars were unavailable, leaving passengers hungry as meals were sent aboard for women and children.
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Detroit River
Detroit
Wabash Railway
Continental Limited
Great Western
Rescued in Mid Ocean by Rotterdam After Two Weeks
News from New York reports the Pioneer crew rescued December 17 by the steamship Rotterdam, captain G J Stenger. The schooner, sailing from Exploit Harbor to St Johns, was disabled in a snow storm December 4 and drifted two weeks. The rescued crew, led by Captain William Kennedy, were brought aboard and fed on scant rations as the Rotterdam's crew fought to save the vessel before it was burned and sunk.
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New York
Jan. i
Holland-America Line
Retterdan
G_. J. Stenger
Pioneer
midocean
Ww. i. Kennedy
Exploit Harbor
N. F
St. Johns
Rotterdam
Tiette
New Evidence in Goebel Case Involving Others
Youtsey told the grand jury he will fully confess all he knows about the Goebel conspiracy. Reports say new evidence may implicate others not previously named in the Goebel case. Also noted is Alicia Van Schaick’s will leaving funds to foreign missions and church education.
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Youtsey
Frankfort
Goebel
New York
Alicia Van Schaick
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
Amerika
board of education of the Reformed Church
theological seminary of the church
New Brunswick
N. J
Venezuela in talks with Allies over blockade condition
Venezuela seeks a settlement of allied claims with Bowen as commissioner while President Castro demands the blockade be lifted before protocol preparation. Italy appears ready to back Venezuela. The United States will support a favorable outcome, while Italy refrains from crushing Venezuela. The blockade endangers Venezuela’s ability to pay and risks hollow judgments.
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Venezuela
Washington
Jan
Bowen
La Guaira
state department
United States
Castro
Hague tribunal
Scranton Municipal League Affair Sparks Court Fight
In Scranton on January 13 former District Attorney Jones accused F B Beers of settling league cases for cash and sought disbarment steps. Beers denied charges, asking for a commissioner to oversee preliminary actions as the court prepared to decide on an investigation.
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Municipal League
Scranton
Jones
F. B. Beers
league
desiena
ein
adi
settee
Commissions Quiet Day as Strikers' Counsel Denounces Output
Proceedings before the anthracite coal strike commission centered on witness testimony from the Delaware and Hudson line about mine conditions at Aboutila collieries. Data showed 2388 of 13,258 workers served long tenures, and a relief fund connected to over 8000 employees. The firm cited losses from holidays and strikes, while miners disputed daily output claims and discussed union pressure. Dettrey denied union threats as he testified, while Judge Gray remained ill in Wilmington.
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Dettrey
Vinladelpata
Jin
anthracite coal strike commission
Delaware
Jludson
Gray
Dugadier
Wilson
Genrgn Anderson
Scranton
commine
CUI
Me. Anderson
collier.iea
IME
fhe
Darrow
Miptis' Union
David Davis
Langclffe
H. T. Hughes
Plymouth
Frederick Badman
Mr. Hughes
William IL Dettrey
Neuremberg
Bondsmen Pay Up in Savannah Bond Escheatment
Fugitives B D Greene and John F Gaynor see their bonds escheated in U S Court as bondsmen William D Hirke and John J Leary prepare to enter $80 000 to the registry executor of Leary to pay Gaynor's bond. Also Captain Abe Casto of the Schuyler found drowned in Gardner's Canal Atlantic City three feet of water following a likely overboard fall in icy conditions.
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Savannah
B.D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
United States Court
United States
William D. Hirke
Syracuse
XII. C
Greene
John J. Leary
New York
Gaynor
Leary
Atlantic City
N. J
Abe Casto
Schuyler
Gardner's canal
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