Resignations and political upheaval sweep international scene
Government reshuffles and constitutional disputes unfold across Europe and the Americas. France faces royalist tensions after the duke of Orleans departs London while Casimir-Perier resigns and a general extradition treaty push occurs in Central America. In the U S, court debates on the income tax conclude with a ruling pending, and Montana politics choose senators.
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Duke of Orleans
France
Stowehouse
London
Fifty-Third Congress News and Notes Update
Senate speeches on Hill amendment to the urgency deficiency bill discuss federal court jurisdiction for tax cases. Controversy over the income tax testing provision continues with a vote delay. Gettysburg and Indian Territory issues surface, while district measures and appropriations move slowly in a busy session.
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Senate
Korman
Hull
Hill
United Stes Courte
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Call
Dem. Fla
England
Cleveland
Committee On
District of Columbia
Consiier Sten
Weavers Strike At Hagerstown Mills Over Wages Policy
Maryland silk mill workers in Hagerstown initiated a strike on the fifteenth after manager John Taylor ordered that ribbons spoiled during weaving be purchased by the weavers. The action involved about 200 workers, reflecting labor tensions in the industry.
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Maryland Silk Mills
Hagerstown
John Taylor
Tus
Maine
Augusta
Wm P. Frye
United States Senate
Registrar of Vital Statistics
la Grippe
New York City
Health Department
Federal
Grami Jory
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Lincoln
Mosher
Tus Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
House Committee On Judiciary
House
Ricks
Ohio
Royal Milling Co
Montana
Butte Mont
Maron Stooxe
Byrnes
Herald
Creelman
New York World
Isaac F. Abbott
Dover
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Mae Meyer
Henry C. F. Meyer
Sing Sing
N. Y
Ludwig Brandt
Ingraham
New York
John M. Therston
United States
Spain
Incen
Texas Cotton Palace Destroyed By Fire In 19th Loss
Telegrams report the Texas Cotton Palace burned on the 19th, causing about 75000 dollars in damage as the exposition closed early in December. The enterprise had been so successful plans to reopen this year were underway.
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Texas
TRE
Ohie
Alton
Lnd
Many G. Steevesson
Asheville
N. C
Ith
Tnere
Foca
Wingler’s Mills
Else Rapids
Kansas
Blue River
Tae Supreme Court of the
Mexico
Poplote
Tae
Minturn
Ark
Heser McCarney
Michigan
Battle Creek
Revolt in Hawaii at Waialae and Diamond Head Uprising
A long awaited native insurrection in Hawaii erupts with arms seized by about 50 natives near Waialae and Diamond Head. Police and volunteers clash with rebels led by Bob Wilcox and Nowlin. Carter dies from wounds, several rebels and whites are captured, and martial law is declared as authorities scour the crater and surrounding areas.
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Hoxoirtz
United Press
Alameds
Tin San Francisco
Sth
Australia
Kakaako
Waimaualo
Waialae
Diamondhead
Waimanalo
Darks
Waisalae
Victoria
Bob Wilcox
Nowlin
Semdar
Antone Kowa
Ajax
Diamond Beach
George Bertelmann
Beround Campbell
Strongh Yaad
Hares
Oertelmann
Parker
Bertelmann
Marshal Brown
Bertelmans
Brown
J. Castle
Charlies L Carter
Alfred Carter
Pealice Carter
John Lane
Carter
Kertelmann
Moli
Lane
Castle
Charles Brown
Noltes
Dr. Wolters
King
al Carter
Houx
Holt
Bertelmanga
Jane
Hese
San Seuci
Coyne
San Sovei
Ami
Ziegler and Murrays
Waialac
Rosa
Am- Benithon
Ziegler
Roma
Willows
Newheim
Seine
Kaala
Kaboko Ane
Masi
Sam
Harrie
Charles Laesh Carter
Washington
Henry AP Carter
Jada
Citizens’ Guard
Wademanun
Carl
Sam Parker
Rickarrd
Davis
Ashfords
Peterson
Craighton
Wondenburg
Testa
Mr. Blount
C. L. Carter
A Tribute to the Arta and Tonga Graves Visit
A UPI correspondent reports quiet conditions with no early disturbance in the region. About 40 Tongan residents visited December 13 to honor Robert Louis Stevenson’s grave on Vaea mountain, erected a wood framework, and offered gifts as native dirges played before returning home. Harvey Parker of Erie and Charlie Ward of Buffalo clashed in a match for gate receipts, Parker winning by fall after 2 minutes.
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Arta
United Press
Alameda
Robert Louis Stevenson
Vaea
Carvetaxsp
Harvey Parker
Erie
Charlie (Strangler) Ward
Buffalo
Ealeh-Accetch
de Es Sustee
Parker
Mississippi Common School Fund and Local Tax News
Mississippi counties and separate school districts will gain 615464.47 in January distributions from the common school fund. The fund totals 7725000 with two thirds paid by January 15 and the rest by June 1. whites and blacks share the funds. Also reported: saloons shrinking due to tax and prohibition measures. a fatal accident on Indian Creek near Jackson. emigration schemes moving African Americans toward Mexico. and notes on local officials and prominent residents.
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Jackson
Parate
Mississippi
Auditor of Public Accounts
Echool
Trade Review Signals Mixed Outlook Amid Weak Revenue
New York trade weekly review notes some hopeful signs but warns business remains cautious. Gold exports rise to $520,000 weekly while revenue gaps widen. wheat prices slip and receipts drop. cotton holds steady. petroleum shows low activity. wool and textile markets show mixed demand. insolvencies rise with 373 U.S. and 3 Canadian failures.
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den & Cas
Review of
Heergecicht Wedens & Bellowed
Oruts
Geeis
New York
United States
Four Die in Sawmill Accident Near Hamilton
A Thursday evening sawmill accident at Hamiltess east of Alte left four dead and many injured. Names given include Lewis Abner Lee and Alexander Nlagilten with broken arms and legs. others were badly scalded. Physicians rushed to the scene. the incident involved Black workers.
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Cowace
Jas
Alte
Tex
Hamiltess
Alexander Nlagilten
Richard Lofton
Noah Miller
Peter van Luren
Mansel Hamilton
Fire kills A W Stiefel manager of local baseball team
In Maltigue, Missouri January 19 after a blaze destroyed the building at 82 Frederick Avenue firemen found the charred remains of A W Stiefel plumber owner of the property. He was a well known figure in athletics and baseball and served as manager of the Monumentals, a prominent amateur nine.
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Baurmoes
A. W. Stiefel
Frederick Avenue
Mr. Stiefel
Ely
Monumentals
Death of Cal Morace W. Hibbard at Vandalia official
Cal Morace W. Hibbard general freight agent of the Vandalia system died of heart disease at the Southern hotel in St Louis on January 1. He collapsed after a night of leisure with friends and family nearby. His death ends a long career in railway service and is mourned by his widow and daughter.
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St. Loum
W. Hibbard
PARDON FORGED MURDERER TO BE HANGED
Mc Gee, serving a three year term, murdered Charles Thoran a colored fellow convict at Feaxcrover Kentucky. He was tried last week found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. A pardon was issued to show his sentence would take its course.
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Feaxcrover
Jane
George Metice
McGee
Charles Thoran
Gresham’s Japan Treaty Clash Sparks Senate Debate
The article chronicles critics’ attacks on Secretary of State Gresham over the proposed Japan treaty. It argues the pact grants favored-nation rights and patent reciprocity, risks U.S. legal sovereignty, and could extend Japanese advantages while facing backlash from Americans alarmed by Molgch incidents and consular tribunals.
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Karine
Senate
United States
Hall of Amite
Korine
Japan
Europe
Americas
Herribie
Arther
Nwhich McChesham
Mr. Bennie
Restless
Secael
Ureiam
Death of Mary J L Stevenson in Asheville
Mary J L Stevenson eldest daughter of Vice-President Adlai Stevenson died here yesterday afternoon. She came to Asheville with her mother suffering from presumed pneumonia on the coast of Maine. The illness developed into chronic pneumonia with tuberculosis and kidney complications. The family except her brother Lew G Stevenson were at her bedside. The remains will depart for Bloomington Illinois at 46 oclock for interment Monday.
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Mary JL. Stevenson
Adlaid
Miss Stevenson
Asheville
Geteber
Lew G. Stevenson
Bloomington
Cleek
Morrison the Murderer Surrenders to Sheriff
Ned Livoots and Jam ta city marshal Meories report that A V Harris was shot and killed Thursday night at Crawford. Harris’ friends threaten lynching, and the shooter, Morrison, surrendered to the sheriff yesterday and is in hiding as authorities fear unrest.
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Livoots
Ned
Meories
A. V. Harris
Crawford
Harris
Manseter
Harr
Appeal for Massiliisa Wier Family Aid by Miners Union
The miners' organization led by its president issued an appeal to the public noting that workers have lived on light rations for months and soon face a breaking point. They stress that men cannot work on empty stomachs and call for relief to support those affected.
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M. Felix Faure
Paris
Mary L. Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Asheville
N. C
Miners’ Organization of
Massillon, O
New Chwang
King Kow
Massilites
Miners’ Organization
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