Crown Princess Louise elopement sparks Saxony crisis
Berlin dispatch reports King George of Saxony orders a full account of Crown Princess Louise elopement. Officials claim the princess fled Salzburg due to her alleged relationship with Professor Giron while her father faced calls to confine her. The note cites threats of sectarian strife and a bid to control the princess and her children.
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Berlin
George
Saxony
Louise
Giron
Salzburg
Therez
Bavaria
Munich
Tuscany
Vienna
Dresden
Bitten By Dog Near Twenty First Street
Mrs. R. W. Brigham, wife of a street car conductor, was severely bitten by a large black dog owned by Michael Argy, a fire department engineer. The dog sank its fangs below the hip, inflicting a severe wound, but prompt medical care likely averted danger. The incident occurred about 5 p.m. as she walked along near Twenty first and Q streets.
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R. W.brigham
Twentyfirst
Q” Streets
Michael Argy
Fire Department
Bethel Man Killed Resisting Arrest
Bethel Ohio December 30 L E Sims was shot and killed today while resisting arrest. Sims and Earl Mc
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Bethel
Ohio
L. E. Sims
Sims
Earl
Oil property to be developed in Midway district
Another oil property is to be developed at once in the Midway district by Messrs Barlow and Hill in connection with W. W. Stephenson and J. E. Beard, both well known oil men, having interests in the Kern river.
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Midway District
Messrs Barlow and Hill
W. W. Stephenson
J. E. Beard
Kern River
No Answer from Castro on Venezuelan Arbitration
Washington Dec 30 President Castro has not replied to allies’ proposal for arbitration of the Venezuelan troubles and Secretary Hay had nothing important to communicate to the cabinet. Discussions focus on terminating the blockade and personnel of the commission to meet in Washington to outline the arbitration plan.
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Washington
Castro
Hay
Commission
United States
Venezuela
the Hague
New Oil Property Near Arcota Drilling Soon
A new gas or oil property sits on the southwest quarter of section 30-32-24 surrounded by Superior Oil Company holdings Arcota and Altoona Midway. The Croceus belongs to Col. Tim Spellacy with Mascot among surrounding properties. The well lies in a proven district and work will start immediately with rig in place.
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Superior Oil Company
Arcota
Altoona Midway
Croceus
Tim Spellacy
Col. Spellacy
Silence at meals cited in Tingley case deposition
Los Angeles witnesses described Universal Brotherhood rituals at Point Loma and the relaying of a corner stone on The Holy Hill. Depositions detail silent meals under Mrs Tingley rules and an odyssey of processions with lips kept on fingers, age range of participants, robes, and a Lotus symbol candle stick presented by Mrs Tingley.
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San Diego
Cal
George F. Mohn
Los Angeles
Tingley-Times
Tingley
Miriam G. Egbert
South Broadway
Point Loma
Deponent
Egbert
Universal Brotherhood
Katherine Tingley
Eumenides
Holy Hill
Emily Penning
Congress
Gossip of the prize ring from The Native Sons
The San Francisco Bulletin notes a Bakersfield meeting of the Sons of the Golden West. H R McNabl of Stockton, grand vice president, attended as arrangements for a notable event are discussed.
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San Francisco
Baker Parior
Sons of the Golden West
Bakersfield
H. R. McNabl
Stockton
Desperate Fight With Train Robber Shocks Louisville
Conductor J D Keene of the New Orleans and Cincinnati express wounded in a struggle with a masked robber near South Louisville. Keene fired with a Winchester, pursued the bandit after the hold up, and a robber who fled left a bleeding man as two others assisted. Keene, hospitalized, is described as strong and once a national amateur champion. No robber found at noon, though a night watchman reported a bleeding man driven away by two companions.
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Louisville
J. D. Keene
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Louisville and Nashville Road
N. Employes
Keene
South Louisville
Joseph Redford
J. B. Moore
Soutern Railway
Last Rites for Widow of Pathfinder Fremont
In Los Angeles on December 30 Episcopal services honored Mrs. Benton Fremont widow of John C. Fremont. Cremation at Rosedale Cemetery follows a ceremony at Christchurch with pallbearers from old family ties. Ashes to be sent east to join General Fremont’s tomb after cremation.
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Los Angeles
Episcopal Church
T. Benton Fremont
Rosedale Cemetery
le Moyne Wills
Christchurch
Chas. W. Naumann
Sel
New York
Fremont
Parker to Box Herrera in February Despite Weight Gap
A February boxing match between Kid Parker now in Los Angeles and Aurelio Herrera is in the works with a $500 side bet. Herrera agrees to meet at 135 pounds at 3 o clock, though Parker can weigh 128 pounds and concedes seven pounds. Herrera has drawn crowds in his hometown and the bout should pack the place, with potential winnings near $1500 for the victor.
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Kid Parker
Los Angeles
Aurelio Herrera
Herrera
Parker
Fatal Gas Explosion Destroys Home in Delaware
In Delaware on December 30 a natural gas leak filled the cellar and a lighted lamp caused a blast that wrecked three sides of the house. Mrs Helen Kurrley was fatally injured, her mother seriously hurt, and three others slightly injured as five family members were blown through the house.
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Delaware, O
Helen Kurrley
Miss Kurrley
Order visits Bakersfield for officer instruction and rites
The Order sent a representative to Bakersfield to guide local officers in duties and assist at initiation ceremonies for new members. Mr. McNable met with Bakersfield officials to discuss the upcoming grand parlor meeting in the city next spring.
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Order
Bakersfield
McNable
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