Chadwick Case Moves Through Cleveland Jail Visits
Mrs Chadwick pleads not guilty and is held without bail as two Oberlin Bank officials receive 25 000 bond each. The case unfolds with dramatic meetings between Chadwick and bank president Beckwith, plus defense hires Cleveland lawyers and strict jail visitation rules.
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Oberlin Bank
Barry
Mrs. Chadwick
Mr. Beckwith
Cleveland
Dee
Chadwick
Wing
United States District Court
Beckwith
Eur
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
National Dairy and Food Departments Convention Set
The next annual convention of the National Association of State Dairy and Food departments will be held in Portland Oregon from June 20 to 25. The decision was made Sunday.
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Chicago
Dee
National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments
Portland
Ore
American cruiser Marblehead reaches Iquique. squadron to Coquimbo
The Marblehead under Commander Holmes has arrived at Iquique and the rest of the Pacific squadron under Rear Admiral Goodrich is expected to reach Coquimbo this week. Captain Jas W Wheeler of Louisville Kentucky dies after long illness at his home.
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Bantiago de
Gales in the East Bring Heavy Snow and Losses
A fierce coastal storm last weekend caused heavy snowfall up to eight inches in New York City with 13 000 shovelers and 4 000 teams clearing streets. In Vineyard Haven over 15 schooners were blown ashore while the Starin line steamer Glen Island burned off Long Island Sound killing nine.crews rescued and divers sent to recover bodies.
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New York
New Jersey
New England
Vineyard Haven
Bay Head
N. J
Lizzie H. Drayton
Providence
Baltimore
St. Paul
Astoria
Glasgow
Lower Bay
Bright Sunshine
Central Park
Speedway
Stari Line
Glen Island
Long Island Sound
Hempstead Harbor
L. I
Starin Transportation Line
Young Woman’s Body Found on Cutler Mountain
Colorado Springs reports the discovery of a young woman’s nude, burned body on Cutler mountain slope. Hands clenched, nails manicured, hair intact despite flames, suggesting death in agony. Officials note no missing person match and plan a post mortem to probe possible poisoning amid mystery.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Cutler Mountain
Boiler Gasket Blows on Bethlehem Steamer
Arthur Kerr of Buffalo died from scalding after a defective boiler gasket blew off on the Bethlehem steamer in Chicago. Four fellow workers were seriously injured including John McEarn Peter O Toole Stanley Rogers and J L Walker with scalds to legs hands limbs body and face.
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Chicago
Arthur Kerr
Buffalo
Bethlehem
Kerr
John McEarn
Peter O'Toole
Stanley Rogers
J. L. Walker
Oregon Officials Face Federal Grand Jury Charges
Senator Mitchell and Representative Binger Hermann of Oregon left Washington for Portland to appear before the federal grand jury. They have been advised charges implicating them in Oregon land frauds, which they deny and say they have nothing to fear from returning to Oregon.
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Washington
Senator Mitchell
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Portland
Mitchell
Hermann
President Grillo Denies Resignation Report
Cincinnati December 19 President Ed J Grillo of the American Association Baseball league denied a Sunday report that he had signaled any intention to retire from his post.
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Cincinnati
Ed J. Grillo
American Association Baseball League
Japanese Fleet Moves Toward Singapore Reported
A Chefoo dispatch says part of the Japanese fleet sails toward Singapore and several Japanese merchant ships are lightly armed to sustain the Port Arthur blockade.
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London
Chefoo
Singapore
Port Arthur
Mexican Banking Co Limited Formed With 600000 Capital
A new bank named the Mexican Banking Co Limited has been organized in Mexico City with paid up capital of 600000. Capitalists from Boston Los Angeles and Indianapolis provided the funds for the venture.
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Mexico City
Boston
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Mexican Banking Co. Limited
High Hill Battle near Port Arthur Shocks Veterans
In a report from Chefoo dated December 19, Commander Mizzenoff of the Poltava recounts the brutal High hill fight at Port Arthur. He describes hand to hand clashes, massive casualties, Japanese torch assault, and the stubborn defense by Russian forces under General Stoessel, with the hill ultimately retained by fort defenses.
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Port Arthur
Chefoo
High Hill
Mizzenoff
Poltava
Liaoti Mountain
Dante
Stoessel
Algh Hill
Students Demonstration Dispersed in Moscow
Moscow authorities dispersed a 3000 student demonstration in the principal streets and before the governor palace. Police arrested 300 and 60 were injured in the clash.
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Moscow
Cossacks
Japanese Army Aide Reassigned to Port Arthur Fall Watch
Tokio reports Maj. Kuhn A 8 Ay, former military attache with Japan's second army, has been reassigned to witness the fall of Port Arthur. He departed for Shinbashi on Sunday for the assignment.
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Tokio
Maj
Kuhn
Second Army
Port Arthur
Shinbashi
Artillery Battles Continue on Mukden Front
Report from Mukden says artillery fire persists along the Russian front. The heaviest fighting occurred December 15 as Japanese forces demonstrated against Russian positions on the walkway.
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Mukden
Battleships Abandoned at Port Arthur Reported
Tokio reports received here say the Russians at Port Arthur abandoned battleships Peresviet Poltava Pobleda and Retvixan and the cruisers Pallada and Boysa.
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Tokio
Dee
W.offelal
Port Arthur
Peresviet
Poltava
Pobleda
Retvixan
Pallada
Boysa
Colorado election shifts power after Denver court ruling
Alva Adams loses 1182 in Denver as supreme court orders removal of five precincts. State plurality remains near 10,000. Democrats drop three city senators, Republicans gain control of both legislative chambers by 30 on joint ballot. Evidence of fraud planned to be presented to the legislature to declare Gov Peabody elected.
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Denver
Col
Alva Adams
Supreme Court
Election Commission
Gov. Peabody
Bishop Spellmeyer Welcomed by Cincinnati Methodists
Four conferences in Cincinnati and vicinity united in a large rally for Bishop Spellmeyer who had been serving in Newark New Jersey. More than 4000 people filled Music Hall for the service and a subsequent address by Bishop Waldron. Resolutions backed the proposed peace conference at The Hague.
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Cincinnati
Spellmeyer
Los Angeles
Newark
N. J
Music Hall
Waldron
The
Hague
Textile Strike in Fall River Reaches Arbitration Offer
Fall River textile council votes to submit an arbitration proposal to the individual unions. If labor approves on Wednesday, they will ask the Civic Federation to appoint an arbitration board. The 22 week strike began after manufacturers announced a wage cut of 4.4 percent, affecting 37 mills and about 26,000 workers.
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Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
Civic Federation
Dynamite Attack Damages Kansas Gas Pipeline
In Coffeyville Kansas December 19 masked men blew up over a mile of the partly finished Kansas Natural Gas Co pipeline between Liberty and the Verdigris River. The assailants were masked and disguised and remain unknown. The strike follows a long running dispute with local farmers who oppose piping gas to Missouri.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Liberty
Verdigris River
Kansas Natural Gas Co
Missouri
Unusual Georgia case pits half brothers over forced labor
In Clarke county Georgia on December 19 Robert Christopher a colored man filed a warrant with Commissioner Kinnebrew charging his half brother George Christopher with compelling him to work without legal right. He seeks federal court aid to secure release as the commitment trial draws unusual interest.
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Athens
Clarke County
Robert Christopher
Kinnebrew
George Christopher
International waterway commission to study boundary waters
Ottawa reports an International waterway commission will be appointed by the United States and Canadian governments to report on waters adjacent to the boundary. The aim is to regulate transit by Canadian boats through US channels and vice versa to reach a mutual understanding.
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Ottawa
International Waterway Commission
United States
Oldest Odd Fellows past master dies in Yonkers gas accident
James P. Sanders aged 86, a longtime grand sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in the United States, was found asphyxiated in his Yonkers home after failing to completely turn off a gas heater.
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New York
James P. Sanders
Order of Odd Fellows
Yonkers
Sanders
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
United States
Princeton University President Wilson Recovers At Hospital
New York reports Dr. Woodrow Wilson president of Princeton University has undergone an operation and is reciting comfortably. He is expected to leave the hospital within two weeks. In Tokio reports, two torpedo boats were sent during actions against the battleship Sevastopol which was declared completely disabled after Saturday’s operations.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Tokio
Dee
Sevastopol
Senate and House Acts on Swayne Impeachment and Philippine Bill
The Senate received notice of House intention to impeach Judge Charles Swayne of Florida and set up a trial committee. The Philippine administrative bill faced multiple amendments with a Friday vote planned. The House advanced urgent deficiency and private calendar bills as it prepared to adjourn until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Charles Swayne
Florida
House
Foraker
Dubois
Committee of Seven
Swayne
Williams
Miss
Cannon
Hill
Bartlett
McCumber
Taft to push Philippine tariff bill with congress
Secretary Taft plans to secure tariff legislation for the Philippines from the present congress following his annual message. He will confer with Ways and Means Chairman Payne to map his course and was gratified by the senate's Friday approval of the Philippine civil government bill. He aims to have the amended bill acted on by the house without a conference committee.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Philippines
Payne
Ways and
Senate
Irish Parliamentary Party Denies Impending Split
London December 17 The Irish parliamentary party denies reports of a new split. Those close to events say the Dublin meeting on December 16 was perfectly harmonious.
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Irish Parliamentary Party
London
Dublin
Statehood Bill Reported by Beveridge in Senate Plan
Beveridge reported the statehood bill and will move on the first day the Senate convenes in January to enter consideration of the measure at once.
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Washington
Dee
Benetor Beveridge
Senate
Hard Worked Newsman and Spanking Boy Incident
A newspaper tale recalls a traveler's rare Sunday home visit when the son, having grown defiant, prompted his father to administer a mild but merited punishment. The boy rushed to his mother crying that the visiting man had spanked him. The New York Press notes the parallel to a fatherly reform tale.
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New York Press
Had Fine Eye for Hairs from the Crest of a Seal
An eminent naturalist in a university class showed seal hairs to study under a microscope. A clever student swapped the hairs with mole hairs, prompting the professor to remark there had been underground work. The prank taught them not to fool the professor again.
Desperate Real Estate Pitch Sparks Witty Exchange
A real estate man pushes an undesirable lot while a sharp-eyed buyer jokes that he’s like the man who caught the bear. The buyer quips that the seller seeks someone to help him let go, in a quick Cincinnati Commercial Tribune item.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cited In Local Health Boost
Florisant Missouri residents report relief from back and knee pains after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. Advertisers claim the pills cure early kidney disease symptoms such as dropsy and Bright's disease, noting Mrs Peter Barteau's improvement and many local testimonies of positive results.
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Florisant
Dodd
Bright
Peter Barteau
Sreibee
Missouri
Flannigan's Filosofy Says Jollity Takes Toll
A Baltimore American humorous note comments that constant cheer drains a man and saddens his family when he returns home. It reflects on the strain of perpetual merriment on personal life and duties.
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Alwez
Jolly
Baltimore American
Two Years of Agony Then Cure by Caticera
A sister aged eighteen months suffered a two year skin illness with scabs, raw areas, and oozing water. After trying several doctors without relief, a single cake of Cathcera Soap and one box of Caticera Ointment cured the condition completely with no scarring. Signed Lillie Chase Walker, Woodfords, Me.
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Lillie Chase Walker
Jremont
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Offers Refund If Unsuccessful
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for blind, bleeding or protruding piles with a 6 to 14 day refund if Paso Onvrment fails. The item cites uncertain royal business references and includes scattered text from multiple papers, with faint location hints in Minneapolis and Chicago diary lines. The fragmentary notices mix claims and prices without verifiable details.
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Mia
Cassie L. Chadwick
Pretoria
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Louteville
Jas. W. Wheeler
Hissopindaw
Harding
Grillo
New Bank
Colorado
Bishop Spellmeyer
Canada
J. P. Sanders
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Wilson
Flannigan’s Filosofy
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Chile
Eben
Chicago Journal
Kong Alfonso
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Fe Ave
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Pivams
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