Gavin's Jubilee Fire Dazzles at Kalbenburg Meeting
A crowded gathering at Kalbenburg witnesses speeches by Grand ison Stillman and John Pealing M.A Kader Carns Penland, with Admiral Schier photo on stage and emcee duties led by Chairman Stillman. Women of Woodcraft and Woodmen of the World host committees are listed, noting fraternalism and a postmeeting dance in La Dow hall.
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Terah
AD Stillman
John Pealing
Kader
Penland
Kimbret
Pie Mollen
Audi
F We Vincent
Falkenburg
Stillman
la Dow Hall
Columbia River
Audehve
Admiral Schier
Santiago
Carrie C. von Orsdall
A. Stillman
Woodmen of the World Reach Milestone in Fraternal Growth
A historical speech celebrates the Woodmen of the World, noting a quarter of a million members and the decline in dropouts since 1890. The speaker warns against relying on a single order amid many fraternal rivalries and emphasizes funds for widows and orphans, recounting reserve debates and wartime policy challenges.
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Palkenbure
United States
Portia Knight’s Sensational Case In England
London December 16 Portia Knight the actress against the Duke of Manchester for breach of promise comes up for hearing today Theatrical and ancilliary folk are keenly interested in the proceedings The complainant has retained Sir Edward Clarke former solicitor general as counsel and a sensational cross examination may be expected when this matter moves forward
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London
Portia
Duke of Manchester
Edward Clarke
Kruger Willing to Meet Lord Rosebery in Amster dam
A report from Amsterdam notes Kruger ready to discuss terms with Lord Rosebery after mediation by The Cheaterfield circle. In New York on December 18, a federal arbitration committee on capital and labor formed plans and elected officers including Manos as chairman and Oscar Btransy. Ex-President Cleveland attended the conferences, with a full committee to be summoned for a large strike scenario.
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New York
Dee
Cleveland
Ieon Manos
Gomovis
Oscar
Hal Ryan
Schley Objections Filed Over Philippine Tariff Findings
Washington reports Schley filed objections to the court of Inquiry findings and asked to present oral arguments through counsel against Sampson’s protest. Secretary Long approved the Dewey dissent’s point giving Schley credit for Santiago. Objections listed 31 grounds claiming the majority ignored testimony. Payne tariff bill then passed the House 145 to 12. House debates Philippines tariff. Hepburn urges passage amid labor concerns.
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Washington
Sichley
Long
Court of Inquiry
Schley
Sampson
Dewey
Santiago
Sehley
Deo
House
Ex governor Krause committed for trial in treason case
Dec. 16 report states Dr. Krause, former governor of Johannesburg, arrested months ago for alleged treason for such conduct, was today committed for trial on the charge of inciting to murder in connection with his correspondence with the Boers in South Africa.
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Aoandon
Dr. Krause
Johannesburg
South Africa
Coast Man Disappears In Chicago Mystery
James Nolan a Pasadena mining broker and newlywed to Helen Koch vanished in Chicago. Police sought to locate him as he carried several hundred dollars in cash and stocks valued at about 15000 along with jewelry.
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Chicago
James Nolan
Pasadena
Cal
Helen Koch
National Conservatory Orchestra Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York on December 16 reports a large turnout of society figures and music fans for the first concert of the National Conservatory Orchestra at Madison Square Garden. The entertainment proceeds will be donated to the McKinley Memorial fund.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
National Conservatory Orchestra
McKinley Memorial Fund
Pacific Mail Steamer San Blas Wrecked Off La Libertad
A cable from captain J. Catterin confirms the Pacific Mail steamer San Blas wrecked five miles north of La Libertad. All hands were saved after docking in Newport. The 2076-ton vessel, built in 1882 at Chester, carried freight to Mexican and Central American ports. passengers were likely rescued at Mexican ports.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Catterinich
San Blas
la Libertinn
Wose
Mexican Porte
Chester
Salle
Panama
Merchants’ Exchange
Newport
Amalgamated Copper Opens Steady Despite Decline
New York December 14 Amalgamated Copper opened this morning at 63 percent, the same as yesterday’s close. An announced reduction to copper was 4 cents this afternoon, the decline was 1 percent cent.
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New York
Amalgamated
Postmaster General Smith resigns paving Payne and Roosevelt path
Washington reports three clear positions from Smith's resignation: Roosevelt seeks a second term, Payne will run the campaign, and Hanna may exit as GOP chair. Payne could be Roosevelt's cabinet adviser, with potential push for government ownership of telegraphs.
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Payne
Roosevelt
Washington
Charles Emory Smith
Tie
Hanna
Republican Party
Nation
Carnegie Will Convert The Bonds Into Cash
Washington December 18 Andrew Carnegie met with President Roosevelt at the White House to discuss offers for a national university funded by the federal government. Carnegie signaled willingness to swap the bonds for cash and to boost the gift to twenty six billion dollars if needed to ease government embarrassment.
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Washington
Andrew
Roosevelt
Carnegie
Hele
Ada Dennis Dying Under Mysterious Assault
Washington reports Ada Dennis, victim of a mysterious assault, is dying as doctors say the end is near. Police have given little hope of solving the case. In Arkansas, Democratic state central committee members met in Little Rock to discuss representation and items for the upcoming state convention.
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Washington
Aire
Ada Dennis
Little Rock
Ark
Carroll Armetrogg
Democratic State Central Committee
Penalty for Killing Our Presidents in House Bill
A House bill proposes death penalties for assassinating the president and for aiding in such acts. It outlines life imprisonment if the president survives, and 10 to 50 years for sanctioning or encouraging the crime. It also prescribes penalties for attempting to disrupt presidential succession and for teaching such crimes.
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Washington
United States
Sseantt
New York Market Report Highlights Wheat and Stock Moves
J L Ray Co reports light activity in wheat with modest advances and dips across markets. New York and Chicago openings show small gains and closes near unchanged. listed stocks edge higher. Prices in Liverpool and other exchanges show mixed movement with several futures quoted around 8 1 2 percent.
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Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Paul
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Mig FM
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