Meeting in two cities marks 24th annual historical meet
The American Historical Association opens its twenty fourth annual meeting in Washington and continues through Thursday with sessions in Willing ton and Richmond Va The programs feature Ambassador Bryce and noted historians including Rhodes Williams and Adams The gathering draws delegates from nearly every state and various historical societies.
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Richmond
Ishtiah
Bryce
Aonuul Addrens
Ceanan
Dineuaton
Lamber Tarke
Willington
D. C
American Historical Assecition
Thin City
American Politieet
Themond
University of Virginia
Erie
Erie Expected That Bestween
Jiamen Bryce
Political Science Association
Revee
Connecticut Avenue
Sexslan
Joseph A. Hill
William Nelson
New Jersey Historical Society
James Ford Rhodes
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia Press
Willard Hotel
Jefferson Hotel
George B. Adams
State Capitol
Middle West
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
Ag Qouttter
Cours
Washington State
Luimber
Previdi
Night Panic at Theatre Endangers Crowd
A theatre incident caused alarm as smoke and flames swept the rear balcony just before curtain. Patrons fled amid confusion while performers and staff guided audiences to exits. No lives reported lost. chaos arose as metal smoke and sparking lit the venue.
Democrats and the Tariff Fight in 1910 Debate
The Democratic caucus leader Clayton of Alabama expressed views on the proposed tariff revision. He argued for a comprehensive bill covering every schedule and urged unity to persuade voters in 1910. Republicans press for a full bill while Democrats seek to shape the tariff plan to fit party goals.
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Clayton
Alebar
Ian
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Tian
Champ Clarke
de Wasn
Steamship Movements Reported Near Sandy Hook
Associated Press dispatch from Massachusetts on December 28 notes the Zeeland bound for New York reported 295 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4:80 a m with dock expected about 9 am. Also mentions the Slavonia arriving at Trieste.
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Zeeland
Antwerp
New York
Sandy Hook
Slavonia
Emgewror Francia Joss h Celebrates Ancessions in Throne
The Emgewror Francia Joss h marked December 2 with the anniversary of his accession to the Masirian throne amid rejoicings. His long reign, though celebrated, is tempered by ongoing anxiety as the ceremonies in the Berured of Ar. Stephen Vienna proceed with ceremonial pomp and wary restraint.
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Ar. Stephen
Vienna
Nation's Scientists Gather for Annual Convention
The American Association for the Advancement of Science opened its sixtieth annual convention at the University of Montana in McCay. Welcome addresses were given by President Beira Reneen of Josophios University and Dr. William Wel of Hopain. Sessions kicked off with section meetings and paper presentations, with key events planned including a lecture on the Reputation at the New York Stock Exchange and a joint Thursday meeting.
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McCay
Sahas
University
Marer Muahaat Beira Reneen
Jos Ophios Universit
Williaa T. Wel
Hopain
New York Drick Exchange
Centenary Darwin Celebration and Health Bureau Meeting
A Friday program centers on economics and public health with calls for a national health bureau. Speakers focus on its necessity and aims. The day marks Charles Darwin's centennial and the 50th anniversary of Origin of Species. A concluding dinner is planned at Lehmann's Hall.
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Lehmann
Coal in Yellowstone Park to Open for Development
Montana coal executive Clevelant Hilson of Montana Coke and Company reports large coal deposits beneath Yellowstone National Park. He says the deposits may be opened for development within twenty to forty years, citing traced outcrops and mineral potential worth millions of dollars.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Clevelant Hilsom
Montana Coke and Company of
Eldridge
Yellowstone Park
Lelieve
Superior Club Members Plan New Home Workout
Superior Club members press for a new home as Menbern Work Out Pleas for Splen is refined. The group remains active, detailing ongoing efforts and future steps.
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Superior Club
Menbern
Commercial Club Plans Tower Avenue Building
The building on Tower avenue will have a 1H feet frontage with two commercial floors, a third floor for offices, and a fourth for chabrooms. The Commercial club, with 440 members, is split into 45 committees of ten, each to recruit twenty members. Annual dues are 2 dollars, projecting 16 000 dollars income in year one plus 10 dollar initiation fees for new members.
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Tower Avenue
Hottentots on Warpath in German South West Africa
Associated Press dispatch from Cape Town reports Hottentots raid cattle posts near the Rehuann land border, killing two Europeans. German soldiers pursuing the raiders were all shot down, heightening anxiety among local residents.
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Associated Press
Cape Town
Fire in Brooklyn Building Endangers Dozens and Damages Bank
A three story frame building at Third avenue and Sixty seventh street Brooklyn caught fire today. Two men were painfully injured and one perhaps fatally while many residents, including men women and children, were endangered. About $10000 worth of property was destroyed in the blaze.
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Associated Press
New York
Third Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Paris
Bederte Ot Sore
Fire drills and heroics after building blaze
Charles Tucker, living with parents on the second floor, carried his twelve year old invalid sister Ethel to safety through smoke. Fire Lieutenant Jareck remained on the third floor as his crew faced danger. Firemen James McCrone and John McCus rushed to aid him. a ladder broke, sending all three to the sidewalk. Jareck was believed injured.
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Charles Tucker
Ethel
Jareck
James McCrone
John McCus
Bishop O Connell Chosen Coadjutor Bishop of San Francisco
Washington on December 28 Associated Press reports Bishop Dennis J. O Connell rector of the Catholic University of America has been appointed bishop coadjutor of San Francisco The term of Bishop O Connell as rector expires January 11 1909
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dennis J. O'Connell
Catholic University of America
San Francisco
O'Connell
Cholera Rages in St Petersburg as Deaths Rise
From St Petersburg dispatchers today noting Asiatic cholera rages with eighteen cases and five deaths reported yesterday. The city endures a daily average of new cases for the past month amid sanitation concerns and public health alarms.
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St. Petersburg
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