Abram S Hewitt Dies Former New York Mayor at List Year
Abram S Hewitt former mayor of New York and long-time congressman died yesterday morning after ten days of illness from obstructive jaundice He was surrounded by his wife and children at his bedside Funeral services will be held at Calvary Church with Bishop Potter officiating Separately editors condition after wounding by Lt Gov Tillman shows possible recovery then relapse and ongoing danger The report also notes Hobson reassigned to Bremerton construction duties after delaying retirement efforts and Pensacola option
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Trust Antitrust Debate Shifts To Senate Action
Washington January 13. Indications point to the house passing the anti trust measure this week after sub committee reports. Leaders plan a special order and limited amendments. Publicity provisions, Rebates, and court actions under the Sherman act expected. Senate consideration likely by interstate commerce panel with Knox and Roosevelt in conference.
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German Panther Bombards Fort San Carlos at Maracaibo
The German cruiser Panther shelled Fort San Carlos at the entrance to Lake Maracaibo for one hour on Saturday afternoon. The fort fired four guns, suffered no damage, and three were wounded as the Panther retreated toward Curacao amid popular demonstrations in Maracaibo. Separately, Fort Erie club manager J H Herrman offers a $25,000 purse for a Jeffries versus Corbett 20 round fight, with a $5,090-forfeit to guarantee it proceeds in June if accepted.
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Premier Zanar devi backs emigration education plan
London Jan 19 A Rome dispatch reports Premier Zanar devi approved spending 20.007 a year on educating Neapolitans and Sicilians who plan to emigrate to the United States to ease entry by American authorities.
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Mitchells Farewell to Peace News on Anthracite Strike
Philadelphia January 19 John Mitchell said 3000 anthracite miners remain unemployed and unrest threatens peace. He blamed non union workers and described how cars and tracks hinder output while miners awaiting work numbered 3600. He urged cooperation with mine management to increase production amid coal famine.
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Baron Hengelmuller Ambassador Elevates Diplomatic Circle
Austria's representative at Washington, Baron Hengelmuller, has been raised to ambassador. Baroness Hengelmuller, newly prominent in the diplomatic set, is well liked and widely approved by society for her charm and good standing.
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Coal field workers seek work and peace in mines
The speaker urges the commission to secure employment for idle miners in the anthracite field. They deny intent to cause trouble, request harmony with coal operators, and push for an end to punitive actions, noting daily inquiries from men seeking work.
Mine Workers Convention Opens In Indianapolis
The Fourteenth Annual Session of the United Mine Workers of America began in Indianapolis with President Mitchell presiding He and Mayor Bookwalter welcomed delegates The day focused on organization and opening speeches Mitchell, arriving with a reception committee, spoke at a dinner about honoring labor leaders and opposing strikes while urging workers to stand firm against capital with an aim to better relations between employers and employees.
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Raced to Rescue Shipwrecked Sailors
Two life saving crews from Monomoy and Chatham rowed to Nantucket Sound to aid the Emeline G. Law mariners after the schooner ran aground on Common Flats. The rescuers delivered the crew to land as the vessel likely foundered in the gale.
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Miners Work 12 and 15 Hours in Delaware, Lackawanna W.
In Scranton Pa on January 19 the DL&W operated Brisbin Cayuga Diamond and Storrs collieries late into the night producing 2200 tons, 1500 more than normal. Men volunteered at some mines and four washery units ran overnight. Saturday and Sunday shipments reached 64000 tons with total output ahead 75000 tons of last year’s pace.
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Von Ketteler memorial arch erected by China to German minister
China erected a memorial arch in Pekin to honor Baron Von Ketteler, the German minister killed by Boxers. The dedication drew diplomats, Chinese officials, and the foreign community of Pekin and Tientsin, with German officers present. Baron Von der Goltz presided for Germany and Prince Chun represented China.
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Lahn Steamer Strands Near Gibraltar With 800 Aboard
The German Lloyd steamer Lahn with about 800 aboard ran aground yesterday morning near Tamara east of the Rock of Gibraltar in thick weather. Salvage tugs Energetic and others, plus US cruiser Mortford, failed to refloat her. Passengers and cargo likely to be transhipped. no immediate danger reported, wind must stay west.
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Passengers grouse after long voyage of the St Louis liner
A crowd welcomed the American liner St Louis in New York after 13 days at sea from Cherbourg and seven days overdue due to leaky boilers and scarce coal. Passengers complained the line’s agents knew of the ship’s poor condition and demanded explanations from the company.
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Rich gold discovery sparks claim bid at Gold Stream
Seattle January 19 a rich gold discovery is reported at Gold Stream in US territory. Costa Brothers drilled seven holes to bedrock finding gold in each with an eight foot pay streak. A buyer offered $50 590 for the claim but was refused. The field spans about 660 feet with three Alaska dimension claims wide and was not fully staked. Local workers and donors are on site.
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