Knox plans Central America trip amid Monroe Doctrine debate
Secretary Knox meets with President Taft in Washington before a Florida trip while European and Central American diplomats interpret his Monroe Doctrine speech as US warning and emphasis on American interests in the Caribbean. Knox schedules a Panama voyage aboard the Washington with possible stops in Mexico and Colombia.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Knox
Taft
Newark
N. J
Florida
New York State Bar Association
United States
K Knox
Nicaragua
Honduras
United States Senate
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Central America
Palm Beach
Fla
Colon
Panama
Hugh Knox
Central American
Mexico
Colombia
Miorida
New Reciprocity Talks With Cuba Over Sugar Duties
Secretary Knox met repeatedly with Cuban Minister Senor Rivera to draft a new reciprocity convention. Cuba seeks a readjustment of sugar preferences as existing duties are eased. Informal understandings reportedly reached on congressional and presidential action.
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Cuba
Knox
Senor Rivera
United States
Congress
Daughter of court physician arrested in New York
Marie Weer twenty six years old, vouched as daughter of an Austrian court physician, was arrested for stealing two ten dollar bills from a fellow boardinghouse tenant. At arraignment she claimed the emperor of Austria pensioned her family and that she came to the United States to earn a living as a musician. An Austrian neighbor confirmed her claimed social background.
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Associated Press
New York
Marie ‘Weer
Austria
Stokes Questions Death Blow In Jiu Jitsu Attack
New York news reports W. E. D. Stokes seeking expert opinion on a jiu jitsu death blow after a June shooting by Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad. He asks if the blow targets the kidneys and could cause delayed death, while his health is said to be affected by a longstanding left kidney abscess.
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Associated Press
New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Show Girls
Stokes
Marshall Allen
Mr. Stokes
Allen
Miners Die in Fire at Antonienhutte Pit
A coal mine fire at Antonienhutte in Silesia last evening left seven corpses recovered with at least twenty more miners believed dead. Most workers below the shaft bottom were unable to escape, and the total in the pit when the blaze began remains uncertain.
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Associated Press
Antonienhuette
Prussian Silesia
Well Known Newspaper Man Dies in New York
Lewis Pierre Clover aged 47 a renowned New York newspaper man and Lincoln lineal descendant died from injuries after a fall into a coal hole. Born in Springfield Illinois he spent twenty years in the city’s newspaper business.
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Associated Press
New York
Lewis Pierre Clover
Abraham Lincoln
Ninan Edwards
Illinois
Clover
Sprigfield
General Hippo lyte Langlois Dies In Paris Return
Paris reports the death of General Hipployte Langlois senator for Meurthe et Moselle and member of the French academy. Elected immortals on February 9 1911 succeeding Costa de Beauregard he was a military strategist and author on modern warfare born in 1839 and a grand officer of the Legion of Honor.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hippolyte Langlois
Meurthe-Et-Moselle
French Academy
Costa de Beauregard
Legion of Honor
Moody co worker of Moody dies in Chicago
John M. Hitchcock, longtime Moody church leader and director of the National Christian Association, died in Chicago at age 70 from apoplexy. He had been a Moody associate for more than forty years and was educated at Oberlin College.
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Moody
Associated Press
Chicago
John M. Hitchcock
Dwight Ll. Moody
Hitchcock
Moody Church
National Christian Association
Oberlin
Ohio
Lincoln's Birthday Reception at Berlin Embassy
Ambassador Leishmann and Mrs Leishmann hosted a Lincoln's birthday reception at the American embassy in Berlin attracting many members of the American colony and German officials.
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Ption
TNE Associated Press
Berlin
Leishmann
Lishmann
Lincoln
Actor Alexander Hamilton Stuart Dies in Detroit
Detroit February 12 Alexander Hamilton Stuart a renowned American actor died in a city hospital after more than a year of illness His wife Jessie Bonstelle known professionally as Miss Jessie Bonstelle was with him at his end.
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A. H
Associated Press
Detroit
Alexander Hamilton Stuart
Jessie Bonstelle
Bailey and Austin Star in Top o the World at Grand
The Grand presents Bailey and Austin in The Top o the World with an original company of seventy. Producers cite rising living costs and competition from film and cheap vaudeville as factors reducing theater profits. The run has strong public support and a belief the show will endure.
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Rose Stahl
Patricia O’brien
Pat
Patricia
Bailey
Austin
Bailey and
Medicine Used in Rural Districts
Over 35 percent of the U S population lives in rural areas far from doctors or drugstores and relies on proprietary remedies. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has served women for nearly forty years as a relief for various female ailments, proving merit through long-standing use.
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United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Publisher Schedules City Directory Changes 1912
J A Appler announces the city directory for 1912 will stay open for changes until February 14. Mail changes received by that date will be incorporated. Publisher’s note lists P O Box 487.
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J. A. Appler
P. O. Box
Gunter Lunchtime Taking Hold Downtown
Ladies downtown shop and dine at the Gunter midday lunch. The nearby write up praises convenient meals and excellent service. Miscellaneous listings include Cunningham at 449 Moore Blag and A Collman plumber at 416 Main.
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Gunter
Langford Beats Chicago Heavyweight in Twenty Round Fight
Barry loses to Sam Langford in Sydney Australia as the English heavyweight champion defeats James the Chicago heavyweight over twenty rounds. The report confirms Langford's victory and notes the long bout's completion with Langford the winner.
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Barry
Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Sam Langford
England
James
Chicago
Don’t Feel Blue Liver Pills From Hot Springs
An old advertisement touts High Springs Liver Buttons as a safe remedy to unclog the liver and purify the system. It claims dramatic relief from constipation and torpid liver, promising health benefits for headaches dizziness and lethargy at a price of 26 cents.
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Hot Springs Chi
Riot Springs
Ark
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