Wing How Stand On Ichballd Trial
Dec 14 report on the attitude of the committee toward the impeachment of Judge Archibald W. Archbold presiding in the commerce court. The article notes misbehavior and malfeasance in office allegations and mentions earlier objections to questions about fee division involving Watson Archbold and Culm Co. claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rott. W. Arch
Commerce Court
Boland
Watson
Archbald
Culm. Co
Wanda Road
Apple pudding and the making of a great conductor
Walter Damrosch recalls that apple pudding during his boyhood fueled his ambition to music. He describes Tausig the singer visiting their home, sharing Tausiche Apfelspeise, and stories of pudding-driven dinners. He notes his brother and him divided leftovers and Tausig’s bed once broke under him. He also mentions Walter Damrosch Sr and Walter Jr as prominent figures in New York music.
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Walter J. Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter
Damrosch
United States
Herr Tausig
Opera
Damrrosch
Walter Demrosch
Tausiche
Rr Tausig
Herr
Premier's Daughter to Visit America this Winter
Miss Asquith daughter of the British premier sails for America next week with Lady Aberdeen. She will stay with Ambassador and Mrs. James Bryce in Washington for several weeks during the holiday season in New York coverage reports.
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New York
Violet Asquith
America
Lady Aberdeen
Miss Asquith
James Bryce
Washington
Edith Gracie
Col
Archibald Gracie
Policemen's Band to Host Sunday Concert
The Seattle Police band will give its second concert in the assembly room at city hall Sunday afternoon at 6 45. Citizens interested in the band and its work are invited to attend. Sergeant Carr started the group three months ago and has organized a fine lineup for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
City Hall
Carr
French Physician Claims All Fours Walk Cures Indigestion
A French doctor asserts that walking on all fours can cure indigestion. He promotes the method as a dietary and health practice, urging patients to adopt quadrupedal movement to ease stomach troubles.
Million Dollar Smuggling Probe In San Francisco
Federal grand jury to begin investigation in San Francisco into smuggling of dress silks satins and Parisian gowns valued at about 1 million dollars. Witness Miss Anna Cox a notable dressmaker will testify about Mrs George Maldern known as Madame Haldane who was arrested in New York and indicted for smuggling 15000 dollars worth of fabrics and gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Anna Cox
Cox
George Maldern
Madame Haldane
New York
Couple Leap From Burning House With Babe
In Portland on December 14 fire trapped Edward Helmo and his wife in a Montana Street home. They jumped from a bedroom window with their baby. the wife dislocated a hip. The one story frame house burned completely. The mother saved the child while flames drove them to safety. the husband carried both outside.
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Portland, Or
Montana
Edward Helmo
Epme
Woman Dies After 38 Year Search for Son in Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah Anne Ross of Philadelphia dies at 78 after a 35 year search for her son Charlies Ross who was kidnapped at age four and never found. Detectives across the country aided in the worldwide hunt with no results. Also in Berne, Edw. Muller is elected president of the Swiss Confederation, succeeding the current head of the military department.
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Philadelphia
Charlies Ross
Sarah Anne Ross
Berne
Switz
Edw
Muller
Advice on Preventing Colds from Medical Review Ads
A vintage medical ad advises moderation in clothing and activity to avoid colds. It promotes early dosing with Humphreys Homeopathic remedies, noting a small vial of pellets fits in a vest pocket and can be mailed from New York. The tone imitates early 20th century homeopathic advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Review of Reviews
Humphreys’ Homeo, Medicine Co
William St
New York
Mother Starves Fasting for Dead Child in Calgary
Mia Henrietta Irvine wife of a rancher ten miles from Calgary died December 8. Since October 1 her baby lay dead in the cottage hidden by coverlets. The mother for more than a month fasted hoping the child would return to life as the husband reported the coroner.
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Hy United Presse
Calgary
Alta
Dee
Mia
Henrietta Irvine
First Suit Involving Airplane Collision Filed
The Moissant International aviators sue Frederick Hild in New York for $231 for loss of service of an airplane. It is the first suit on record arising from an aeroplane collision. Hild is charged with negligently operating a machine on the tempered aviation field and colliding with a Moissant flyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prec
New York
Moissant International
Frederick
Hild
Moissant
Public Service Panel Finishes Riverton Wreck Hearing
The Public Service Commission finished its hearing on the Riverton wreck on the Seattle Tacoma interurban line and adjourned to Olympia to review evidence. A findings report will follow, and the company may face censure for assigning an inexperienced trainman to the car involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Reese
Tacoma
Public Service
Commineton
Riverton
Seattle Tacoma
Convicts Honor John D Rockfeller and Andrew Carnegie
Notific ation of their election as honorary members of the Mutual Improvement League of Florence is sent to John D Rockfeller Andrew Carnegie and Gov Hunt. Active membership is limited to state prison inmates.
Miss Mamie Eldridge in Spokane working girl portrait
Spokane waitress Mamie Eldridge, featured in the prettiest American working girls series. The description highlights her role at the Tuxedo restaurant and her image as a beauty subject in the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Eldridge
Spokane
Wash
General Sickles in More Trouble Now
United Press reports that Daniel Sickles chairing the monument commission faces a worthless trust deed to cover a funds shortage. The general owes about $2.7 million with a Fifth Avenue home valued around $214,000, and Mrs. Sickles dower rights will cut the equity below the house value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preee
New York
Daniel BE. Sickles
Monument Commission
Turkey to Demand Honor in Peace Terms
Rekhad Pasha, chief Turkish envoy to the London peace conference, said Turkey will accept peace only with honor. He pledged readiness to resume arms if terms are too onerous and insisted Albania’s autonomy remain under Turkish suzerainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Freee
Paris
Rekhad Pasha
London
Goethals Named Possible War Secretary in Wilson Cabinet
Washington December 14 Congressmen speculated Col. G W Goethals chief engineer of the Panama canal may be Secretary of War in Wilsons cabinet after a Bermuda conference with the president elect Wilson esteems Goethals highly A later Bayonne New Jersey December 14 report said a watchman lantern knocked over caused a fire at the Tidewater Oil Co barrel factory owned by Standard Oil leading to about 1 000 000 in damages
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Washington
Col
G. W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Wilson
Bermuda
Col. Goethals
Bayonne
N. J
Dee
Tidewater Ol) Co
Big Fight for Democracy Splits Churches Says Noted Minister
Rev Charles Stelzle, superintendent of the department of church and labor of the federated churches of New York, warns a bold stand for social justice will divide church members. He argues the future of the church depends on the workers and a living wage plus leisure and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stelzie
Department of Church
Commission On
Church and Labor
Federated Churches of New York
New York
Walter
Union
Steizle
National Congress of Christian Churches
Chicago
Ihs
Portland Folk Demand Sex Education in Public Schools
In Portland Oregon on December 14 the Committee of 50 investigating vice called for sex education in all public schools. The move conflicts with the board of education but aims to curb alleged vice by starting reforms in schools and homes. Dr Harry Start stands trial for alleged illegitimate practices toward boys with testimonies from For Taylor and James Pruden of a nearby establishment.
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Portland
Harry Start
Taylor
Start
James Pruden
Board of Education
Bitter attack on four million dollar meat inspection
Chicago reports a harsh rebuke of the government meat inspection system. William D. Haywood declares the process a farce and calls for a large strike among stockyard workers and Gary plant workers, arguing the inspections raise prices and cost the public four million dollars annually.
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Chicago
Wm. D. Haywood
Gary
Tnapec
Dora
Haywood
Blease Paroles Girl Attacker Under Bond
Governor Cole Blease releases K. A. Richey a wealthy planter after a 1910 assault on four girls. Richey must deposit 5000 to guarantee personal appearance before the governor on November 23, 1913 for further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Preee
Columbia
8. C
Cole Blease
KR. A. Richey
Abbyville County
Richey
Rockefeller Subpoena Targetable By Stand. Oil Chief
John D. Archbold president of Standard Oil agreed to aid the House money trust investigating committee by helping its sergeant at arms serve a subpoena on William Rockefeller. Archbold will confer with Rockefeller to explain the committee’s purpose and urge deposition or subpoena acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. Archbold
Standard Ofl Co
House Money Trust
Wm. G. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Archbold
England passes a white slave bill in Commons
London reports the white slave bill with a flogging clause is approved by the house of commons despite radical opposition and is expected to gain royal assent. An exodus of procurers has begun since the measure emerged. Burglars steal $3,000 in jewels and $125 cash from N. Wood in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
San Francisco
N. Wood
Poisoned liquor kills three women in Spokane
Three Spokane women died after drinking liquor from a saloon bottle. Police and physicians are baffled. Authorities suspect the poison was added to the bottle after delivery to the house. In Portland a woman pleads with an officer to hurry as the wood dealer refuses to chop firewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpokane
Portland
Anna James
Green
Market Prices As Reported By Local Commission Merchants
The following lists average prices paid by local commission merchants to producers and prices paid by retailers to commissioners. Buying price reflects amounts paid to farmers, selling price shows retailer payments to commissioners. Prices vary with freshness and quality, and unless noted are for strictly first grade produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Prvege
Message from the Dead Found by a Fisherman
In Sheboygan Wisconsin a fisherman found a bottle on Lake Michigan containing a last note dated Friday. It reports a leaking steamer named Rouse Simmons with crew overboard including Hermann Scheunemann and Steve, and mentions deck loss and a boat washed away. The note ends with God help ye Hermann Scheunemann.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Lake Michigan
Mr. Engwald
Steve
Hermann Schuenemann
Scheunemann
Complete Tariff Hearings January Deadline Set
Washington December 14 The Democratic leader Underwood wants tariff hearings completed by the last of January. The Ways and Means Committee possesses all information on tariff schedules and will give hearings so that all interested may take part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Morrin Admits Improper Handling of Union Finances
Paul Morrin of St. Louis a business agent for the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers testified in the dynamite conspiracy trials. Under cross examination he admitted that the union's financial affairs had been improperly handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morrin
St. Louis
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Chas
W. Miller
Morrin
Internation Union
The Church and the Reform Fight of the Wealthy Class
The piece denounces the comfortable middle class as dangerous and reactionary. It predicts church members with modest incomes will become core in a struggle to defend the poor, sacrificing the wealthy “widow’s mite” to fuel a reform battle that draws press criticism but earns moral favor from the people.
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America
Jesus
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