Americans Win Prizes At College Commencement
The American College held its commencement with record student honors. Prizes went to multiple students including Fitzmanrice of Philadelphia and J Supplee of Boston in theology and canon law. Medals awarded to Tully of Springfield and Doyle of Springfed among others, with prize drawings for archaeology and music subjects.
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D. Tully
Springfield
P. Turner
Mobile
J. Burtley
Providence
J. Turner
New York
Tully
Ryan
Boston
BP. Schaeffer
Milwaukee
seem
AL. O'Garu
P. Doyle of
Springfed
P. Schneftel
J. Boylan
Philadelphia
M. Ryan
Wilmington
clas
Schadel
J. Kelither
Richmond
Doyle
A.Asftulag
J. Schade
Stolliderpie
seve
P. Doyle
P. Doyle received the fist medal and so. Ryan and M. Bryan
dn leopie
Gulten
Cleveland
Escaped Lynch Attempt Near Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Utah December 1 Quick action by United States officers at Fort Douglas probably saved Private Thomas W R Paller from a lynching by fellow soldiers Llo Fuller Wax Unis mortally wounded identified as the man who allegedly assaulted Miss Edith Gill in the southwestern part of the city. The crowd intercepted a street car and Fuller was hustled to the post ambulance then driven into town under guard. Fuller’s home is said to be in San Francisco he enlisted here two weeks ago.
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SALT LAKIS DEUY
Utah
United States
Douglas
Thomas WR. Paller
Llo- Fuller
Edith Gill
Fuller
San Francisco
Pure Water for Every Home in Reto
Pure water delivered daily at one dollar per month promises typhoid and malaria prevention. A Pasteur germ proof pressure water fitter brings spring water to the home, touted as the secret of good health. Call Carr & Elliott's agen ta, 26 West Second Street for a sample drink.
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Reto
Carr & Elliott's
agenta
West Second “street
Russia and Japan Near Peace Talks Amid Draft Review
London reports a cautious view that Japan is unlikely to accept Russia’s draft immediately. The foreign office expects a series of trade and security steps to modify terms, with conversations possibly lasting weeks. Tokyo says negotiations remain incomplete but anticipates a peaceful outcome. A separate notice reports William H. Dennis, ex-Brooklyn policeman, executed at Sing Sing for wife murder.
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LONDON
foreign office
Japan
miodificahona
NEW YORK
William H. Dennis
Brooklyn
Sing Sing priser
sony
Canal funding plan proposes toll secured money for Panama Canal
Dunner Dec 14 Seth Parns worth of Denver sends to the president and Congress a plan to fund canal construction by issuing canal construction money secured on the canal and repaid from tolls. The scheme avoids interest bearing bonds and mirrors a Guernsey enterprise using the canal as security. The proposal differs from Civil War era greenbacks, relying on the canal's security rather than government notes. Weather tonight cloudy warmer in the north. Tuesday snow expected in the northwest.
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DUNNER
Seth Parnsworth
Denver
congress
Panama canal
Guernsey
Death of Joseph H. Greer in San Diego
Joseph H. Greer of Fort Wayne, Indiana, dies in San Diego from a wound suffered after stepping on a rack in a sleeping car. His wife and daughter had been with him briefly. Mrs. Greer had recently suffered paralysis. Greer, about sixty six, traveled after illness.
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SAN DIEGO
Val
Joseph H. Greer
Fort Wayne
Snn
Mrrs
Greer
Cold Wave Stretches Across Midwestern States
December cold continues to grip the Midwest with record lows and transportation disruption. Vergaard reports twelve below in the region, while Bismarck, North Dakota sinks to twenty below. Suburban transit suffers as temperatures ease slowly. In California, San Francisco marks the cornerstone ceremony for the Merchants' Exchange building, a thirteen story steel frame valued at 1.2 million dollars to rise on the former exchange site near California and Montgomery.
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VEHGAGO
nothern
Torday
Bismark
N. D
SAN FRANSISCO
Merchants’ Exchange
Chicago
Bailey Opposes Caban Is Bill in Senate Debate
Dec 14 Washington report shows Senator Bailey of Voexah opposing the Caban bill, calling it vicious in law and policy during a Senate session. A verbal exchange with Senator Stewart reveals White House alignment with Nevada’s stance, and Bailey criticizes the president’s legal standing.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Bailey
Voexah
Caban
Stewart
Nevada
Look for Colombians in Panamanian patrol report
Two cablegrams from Admiral Coghlan report Cartagena and Pingon at Turbo with 400 to 800 men securing supplies. Vessels may have landed near Gondalanta while conflicting reports place troops at Turbo and San Blas Point. Atlanta sails to Porto Bello and Gulf of Darien to inspect inland trails.
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Cartagena
Pingon
Turbo
Gondilanta
Gondi
United States
Atlanta
gulf
San Blas Point
Port Gandi
San Blas Foint
Porto Bello
Atlanita
Cape Tiburon
Gulf of Darien
Japanese Marines Land in Corea to Quell Strike
London dispatches report Japanese marines landed at Mokphe in Corea to quell rioting tied to a strike among Corean coolies in the foreign concession. The force fired on the mob, leaving several dead, and tensions may draw Russian naval attention. The U S State Department cites a Seoul telegram noting no broader significance beyond local disturbance.
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Makohe
Russia
Japan
WASHINGTON
state department
United States
Allen
Seoul
Corea
Mokphe
Chemuung
Northern Securities Case Heard At Supreme Court
The Supreme Court opened hearings on the Northern Securities appeal involving James J. Hill Morgan and others versus the United States. The Minnesota circuit court had ruled that acquiring two chemical firms stock created a merger violating the Sherman Act. The courtroom was crowded as Attorney General Knox led the government’s side with a lineup of high-level counsel.
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supreme court
Northern Securities Company
James J. E
J. Pierpont Morgan
Daniel S. Tamont
United States
circuit court
District of Minnesota
Sherr
Knox
Griggs
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
W. Bunn
Charles B. Young
Rioting at Chanute leads to gunfire injuring man
A Sunday riot in Chanute escalated as Ed McLain was fatally wounded and Ed Melain Wil Aleman Solon Mitchell and George Mitchell resisted arrest. Officers fired, Wells joined the crowd with a Winchester, and several bystanders were involved as police pursued the suspects. Wells surrendered this morning and Brycen later returned with a minor injury.
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Kans
State Journal
Chanute
Ed Melain
Wil Aleman
Solon Mitchell
George Mitchell
Pullebile
Ed McLain
Katy
t hem w
officeraw
Elisha Wells
Muono
Polive
Wills
McLain
Wells
Brycen
Helen Gould Declines World’s Fair Presidency Bid
St Louis dated report states Miss Helen Gould refused to accept the role of president to succeed Mrs James L Blair, leaving the contest effectively between Mrs Walker Horton of Buffalo and Mrs Daniel Manning of Washington as of December 14.
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ST. LOUIS
Helen Gould
Bank Clerk and Laborer Case Tangles Immigration Rule
Kenneth Harper, a New Zealand bank clerk, was refused landing in San Francisco under labor law restrictions. Attorneys for Bank of British North America appealed to Secretary Cortelyou claiming Harper fits a learned profession exemption, arguing he would not compete with protected labor. Cortelyou denied the appeal, ordering deportation back to New Zealand. Harper returned via Canadian Pacific to Victoria.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Kenneth Harper
New Zealand
Messrs. Smith and Pringle
Bank of British North America
Cortelyou
inspector of immigration
tir. Harper
Harper
Victoria
Emperor and Reichstag leaders meet amid recovery signals
Kaiser receives the president and vice president of the Reichstag in Berlin as discussions stress Germany’s foreign policy, colonial cotton, and railroads. President von Biallestein reports the monarch has fully recovered vigor and a clear voice, with only a slight huskiness when listened to closely.
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BERLIN
Dew
Reichstag
Von Biallestein
inimaleu
Spuncer Remembered as Indian Donor Pledges Lectureship
London December 14 the remains of Sir Herbert Spuncer were cremated. Mam Ted M. B. delivered a brief address on his life and work. An Indian gentleman present offered to donate 5000 dollars to endow a Spencer lectureship at Oxford University. Leonard Courtney acted as witness to the proceedings.
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LONDON
Herbert Spuncer
ted M
Spencer
Oxford Univere
Leonard Courtney
Reyes Seeks Peace as Colombia Defers War Risk
In Washington the Colombian minister General Rafael Reyes told Assistant Secretary Loomis he assured Alb government no hostilities would occur while his diplomatic mission to the United States unfolds. He would not reveal details of his paper to be presented, but stated Colombia did not demand any portion of the ten million dollars payment to Panama. He expressed hope there would be no war with the United States.
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Adams
Republcan
Pennsylvania
Daines
Tennessee
Lind
Minnesota
Canada
Beall
Texas
United States
Washington
miument am Goanelien
Ore
Colombia
jevers
Boga
mikv
Gene Rafael Reyes
Associated Press
Reyes
state department
Secretiay Loomis
Alvs
Panama
Sloan Wins Suit Against French Jockey Club
Paris court rules against the French Jockey Club in a $40,000 damages case brought by Ted Sloan the American jockey. The club must pay costs and damages with the final amount to be assessed later. The suit challenged the club's control over racing administration following Rose de May's Prix de Diane win at Chantilly in May.
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PARIS
Ted Sloam
Jockey Club
Rose de May
Chantilly
Sloan
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