Vienna Editors See Ills in Europe Impacts
Vienna editors discuss President Roosevelt's Congress message. Austrian papers praise the calm tone but differ on implications for Europe. They warn of imperialist strains, Monroe doctrine echoes, and potential protectionist measures to shield Austrian production.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Fremdenblatt
Neues Wiener Tageblatt
America
Europe
Deutsche Volksblatt
Austrian
Volks Zeitung
Neues Wiener Journal
Wiener Morgen Zeitung
Monro Doctrine: London Papers Comment Amid Roosevelt Message
London newspapers largely applaud Roosevelt's message to Congress noting Monroeism strengthens US stance. The Westminster Gazette warns Europe, especially Kaiser and South American ambitions, could face US defense backing and surplus naval buildup. Editorials foresee a potential vast controversy as US asserts influence beyond America.
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London
Roosevelt
Congress
Afternon
St. James Gazette
Europe
Westminster Gazette
United States
South America
America
American
Action of Loyal Legion tribute to Civil War veterans
At the Ohio Loyal Legion meeting in Cincinnati a portion of President Roosevelt's message honoring Civil War veterans was read and prompted a resolution of response. Dr. Thrall recently appointed...
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Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Roosevelt
Thrall
Weather forecast and snowstorm hit Kansas
Washington forecast for Thursday and Friday notes fair weather in Ohio and Indiana with variable winds and potential rain or snow near the lakes, warmer in various regions. Portlinois and Indiana expected rain or snow Friday with southeasterly winds. At Topeka Kansas a heavy snowstorm covers the eastern half of the state, expected to bring moisture.
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Washington
Ohio
Portlinois
Indiana
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Movements of steamers report arrivals in New York Liverpool and Queenstown on December 4. Oceanic from Liverpool, Saiied to Philadelphia, Zealand to Antwerp, Majesty and Devie to Liverpool. Dominion from Portland, Lake Ontario from Montreal, Parisian from St Johns. Germanic and others from New York to Liversoemon Dees 4. Staten 4am from New York.
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Oceanic
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Southampton
Zealand
Antwerp
Majestic
Devie
Dominion
Portland
Lake Ontario
Moncreal
Parisian
St. Johns
N. B
Queenstown
Gerpanic
Liv- Soemsonen Dees
Resolution Honors Civil War Veterans in Loyal Legion
Ohio Commandery of the Loyal Legion adopted a resolution praising President Roosevelt for his Civil War tribute in Congress. The motion was read with applause and forwarded to the President. The report also covers reactions to Roosevelt’s message from England Mexico and Germany, noting debates over anarchist laws and immigration, Cuban independence, and the Monroe doctrine.
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Grand Army of the Repanie
Ohio Commandery
Loyal Legion
Congress
Roosevelt
Mexico City
Latin America
Washington
Mexican Herald
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Venezuela
United States
America
Massacre at Balingiga Samar detailed by survivor
Survivor recounts a meticulously planned attack on the Balingiga church. Bolomen hid in a sealed coffin, signaled after dawn, overran the breakfasting soldiers, killed officers, and forced a retreat as survivors lowered the American flag and fled toward Bazey. Private Myers describes stand by Corporal Burke and others.
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Myers
Burke
Beatto
Bazey
Fatal Shootout Follows Family Feud in Virginia
In Westmoreland county William P. Taylor was killed and J. Q. Stiff and Willie Heflin seriously wounded when Herbert Marks opened fire from a barricaded house after a dispute over an insult to Taylor’s cousin. Heflin died hours after arrival at Emergency Hospital. Stiff was paralyzed from the neck with uncertain recovery prospects. Heflin, 21, and Stiff, 38, were the wounded who reached Washington for treatment. Marks surrendered to authorities.
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Fredericksburg
Westmoreland County
William P. Taylor
J. Q. Stiff
Willie Heflin
Herbert Marks
Taylor
Marks
Sam
Heflin
Stiff
Washington
Port Union post office wrecked by robbers
A gang of robbers partially wrecked the Port Union post office last night. An injured member of the group suffered a serious blast injury as blood was found smeared in the room and clothing fragments were recovered. No valuables were stolen and postal operations were suspended.
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Hamilton, C
Port Union
Coal Vein Discovered While Drilling In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a thirteen foot vein of coal was struck at a depth of forty four feet during artesian water drilling. The coal is reported to be of excellent quality.
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Carbondale
Lil
Harrisburg
Siamese Minister Arrives in New York
Phya Akhara Oradhara, the Siamese minister to the United States, arrived in New York today aboard the Oceanic, marking a diplomatic visit and continuation of Siamese relations with the United States.
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New York
Phya Akhara Oradhara
United States
Couple Arrested in Pull of Missing Woman Case in Wilson
Wilson North Carolina December 4 A couple identified as Mr and Mrs Mackay Dur ham the latter believed to be Miss Nellie Cropney disappeared from Elizabeth City on Wednesday night November 21 and have been arrested in Wilson.
Cure Cold in One Day Pitches Mislabeled Remedy
A fragment notes a claimed one day cure with an unclear claim. Mentions Ek, W. Groves signature on an box and references a care or treatment context. Analysis shows oblique references and garbled names, no clear publication details or dates.
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W. Groves
Eaan
Morningstar and Barutel Clash in International Billiards
France's Barutel defeated Indiana's Morningstar 400 to 286 in the fourth international billiards match. Morningstar showed high runs of 31 and 22 but claimed the red ball was cracked. Schaefer confirmed the fault and returned as a feature of the night. Schaeffer beat Howison 4 to 3 57, with Howison earning praise for nervy play as Sutton and Morningstar are set to play tomorrow. In St Louis Judge Ryan overruled Von Der Ahe's demurrer. Von Der Ahe may sue the Chicago League and NL in 62 damages. Amos Rusie, once baseball star, now works as a laborer for Muncie Water Works on Charles street.
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Louis Barutel
France
Ora C. Morningstar
Indiana
Morningstar
Jake Schaefer
Barutel
Jake” Schaeffer
Chicago
Schaeffer
Leonard Howison
Howison
Sutton
Slosson Howison
St, Louis
Ryan
Circuit Court
Chris von der Ahe
Chicago League Baseball Club
von der Ahe
van der Ahe
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie, Ind
Amos Rusie
The
Muncie Water Works Company
Charles Street
Bonine Case Evidence Details Bruises and Blood Tests
Dr H D Frye testified he found twelve bruises on Bonine while testimony challenged Schaeffer the government expert who examined Bonine garments and found no blood stains. Dr Sterling Ruffin described tests that found blood stains on Bonine’s wrapper and ship ts while Dr James Carroll and Dr J W ovee also testified.
Georgia legislators seek 105 million for Southern education
A joint resolution in the Georgia Legislature asks Congress to pass a bill allocating 105 million dollars from wartime captured and abandoned property proceeds and the cotton tax fund to education in the Southern states. The measure was introduced in both chambers in Atlanta on December 4.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States Congress
Bezenah Stops Sanchez in Seventh at Cincinnati Club Show
Covington's Eugene Bezenah halted Emil Sanchez of Buffalo in the seventh round at the Abbey Athletic Club in Cincinnati last night. Also notes: Western Ball League likely to keep its member cities. James Whitfield elected president of the league, succeeding T. J. Hickey. George Tebeau reportedly out of the league. A live-bird contest at Watson's Park near Chicago was abandoned for lack of entries. E. Carroll Schaeffer set a U S amateur record in the 6 yard event at the Philadelphia track meet. Kip Selbach signed a two year contract to join the Baltimore American League club, after playing for New York NL last season.
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Eugene Bezenah
Covington
Emil Sanchez
Buffalo
Abbey Athletic Club
Cincinnati
Western Ball League
James Whitfield
Kansas City
T. J. Hickey
George Tebeau
Watson's Park
Chicago
Philadelphia
E. Carroll Schaeffer
National Swimming Association
Stanley B. French
New York
Kip Selbach
Baltimore
Selbach
McGraw
Sir William MacCormac dies in Bath at 64
Sir William MacCormac bart president of the Royal College of Surgeons died suddenly in Bath after a waters course. Born in Belfast January 17 186, he served as surgeon to the Anglo American ambulance and was present at Sedan. He led antiseptic surgery advances and held many medical posts.
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London
William MacCormack, Bart
Royal College of Surgeons
Bath
Bath House
Sir William MacCormac
Belfast
Henry MacCormac
Dublin
Paris
Katherine Maria
John Charters
Sedan
South Africa
Colorado Judge Toll Dies In Office
Denver dispatch reports Judge Charles H. Toll died suddenly of apoplexy in his office. Toll, elected Colorado attorney general in 189, served one term, and was born in Baldwinville North Carolina in 18. His wife is sister to former U S Senator Wolcott.
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Denver
Col
Charles H. Toll
State of
Colorado
Baldwinaville
N. C
United States
Wolcott
Surgeon Dr David McDill Dies in Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas December 4 United States surgeon at Fort Leavenworth penitentiary Dr David McDill died today from a stroke suffered last Thursday He was forty one years old and was a prominent Mason and Elk in the community
Respected Pennsylvania Congressman I Newton Evans Dies
Philadelphia aged seventy four former United States representative I Newton Evans of Hatboro Pa dies at his home. Evans served in the Forty fifth Forty eighth and Forty ninth Congresses representing the Seventh district. He was 74 years old.
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Philadelphia
I. Newton Evans
Hatboro
Congress
Pennsylvania
Mrs Lucy Boardman Smith Dies at 82 in Rochester
Rochester confers obituary notice for Lucy Boardman Smith eighty two a longtime associate of Susan B Anthony in the early suffrage movement and a steadfast supporter until her death at home.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lucy Boardman Smith
Susan B. Anthony
Death of Gen A D Hazen at 61 in Washington
Gen A D Hazen longtime federal official and former third assistant postmaster general under Wanamaker and Bissell died at his Washington residence late last night aged sixty one. His lengthy service linked him to major postal departments and era.
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Washington
A. D. Hazen
Wanamaker
Bissell
Mrs Lola Bonne Defense Testimony on Injuries in Ayres Case
Washington December 4 defense witnesses including jail physician testified about bruises and abrasions on Mrs Lola Ida Bonne after the May 14 incident that led to the killing of James Seymour Ayres Jr. in a case that has drawn nationwide attention.
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Washington
Lola Ida Bonne
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
Indianapolis Bowlers Eye National Tournament in Buffalo
Mayor Bookwalter may travel to Buffalo to invite the National Bowling Congress to Indianapolis for the next championships. Marion Club plans to send Knox Carter Brown Quill Leap Bryson to Buffalo to compete, with City Club selecting Allen Gardiner Graff Burton and two others. Local business and hotels may back prize funds to attract the event while Buffalo readiness boosts prize pools to around five thousand dollars.
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Buffalo
Marion
National Bowling Congress
Bookwalter
Chicago
West
Marion Club
Knox
Carter
Brown
Quill
Leap
Bryson
Allen
Gardiner
Graff
Burton
Race Court Decisions Expel A J Day and Suspend Emanuel Miller
Chicago dispatch reports A J Day of Cleveland expelled from American Trotting Association tracks for racing Fred Wilton under the alias Ornus at Bucyrus Ohio. Emanuel Miller of Indiana suspended until refunds unlawful winnings from Bow Bells in a Charleston race. Over 125 cases considered. next session May 6, 1902. In New York the Trotting Board reviews W L Ripley case over Aley expulsion and driver fine. board upholds expulsion and $100 driver fine. other rulings noted as not of general interest.
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Chicago
Fred Wilton
Ornus
Bucyrus
Second Money
A. J. Day
Cleveland
American Trotting Association
Price
Pickerton
C. W. Richardson
Columbus
S. H. Porter
al Strong
Brooklyn Boy
Emanuel Miller
Indiana
Charleston
Jil
Miller
New York
W. L. Ripley
North Grafton
Mass
National Trotting Association
Ripley
Aley
New England Trotting Horse Association
Francis Peabody, Jr
Aon
Webster Thayer
Worcester
Ipley
Peabody
Thayer
W. L. Sayles
Butler Basketball Builds on Strong New Material
Butler prepares for the season with football veterans joining the basketball squad. Key candidates vie for center guard spots while Huggins Murray and Blair lead the likely forwards. A schedule includes Purdue Indiana Wabash Hanover and the State Normal, plus a Southern trip to Cincinnati Louisville Lexington Memphis St Louis and Champaign during Christmas holidays.
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McGaughey
Gillum
Huggins
Murray
Longley
Blair
McHatten
Hanover
State Normal School
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lexington
Memphis
St. Louis
Champaign
Independent Scores At City Club Mixed Bowls Night
In the bowling lanes last night the Tish i mingo first division swept three games from Compeers top team while their second division struggled, losing two and winning one by a single pin. Pritchett added 24 in the second game. The Prospects took four of six from Melrose. Electrics and Deweys battled six tight games at Washington alleys with Deweys winning five. The best scores came in City Club action as Ramblers faced Hoo Hoos with a range of close marks.
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Compeers
Pritchett
Melrose
Electrics
Deweys
Washington Alleys
Ramblers
Hoo-Hoos
Gartner
Kleine Sieh
Klump Ween Drl
Kleis
Keepter
Rinneig
Resner
Grait - Ww
Mayer Orveeell
Zitzlaff
Resener
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Tish-I-mingoes
Sachs
Kimmel
Parvin
la Lau
Ray
Uriewics
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Rassfelt
Stelken
H'drickson
Talbert
McClell Gislow
Haas Partlow
Pee McGrew
Aaa
Grafton
Turner Alleys
EB. Heller
M Hoskinson
G. Kerr
Enslow
Haverstick
Hilgemeier
AL Hoff
Gregory
Allen
R. C’hman
G. Hoff
I. An
Eucatve Hutchinson Wi Ginsteiner
Su Tho Electrics
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Romer
Adams
Brinkman
Herrmann
Linegar . Ao
Peterson Evel
Noelting
Borneo
Myers Voesee Doe
Boyle
Hallett
Bannworth
Martin
Vincent Tiim i
Clark
Roberts
Gable
Im Selton
Shortridge Girls Basketball Practice Moves to Y W C A Gym
Shortridge High School girls basketball team will practice at the Young Women's Christian Association gym behind school No 4 with no school funds required. Serge Reeves of the Y M C A team and captain Miss Gladys Nehrbas will lead practice as arrangements start.
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Shortridge High School
Young Women's Christian Association
Serge Reeves
Gladys Nehrbas
Horse Races Odds From New Orleans And Oakland
New Orleans odds list O Hagan at 6 to 2 Judge Steadman 9 to 2 Kaloma even Petit Maitre 8 to 5 Lou Woods 7 to 1 John Bull 40 to L Oakland odds show Evander 5 to 2 Greyfield 8 to 5 Rollick 2 to 1 Josie G 5 to 2 Eonic 6 to 5 Wyoming 6 to 1.
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O'Hagan
Judge Steadman
Kaloma
Petit Maitre
Lou Woods
John Bull
L. Oakland
Evander
Greyfield
Rollick
Josie G
Eonic
Wyoming
Fate of British ship Nelson Weighed as Search Continues
Astoria Oregon December 4 The Nelson bound for Queenstown with wheat reportedly turned turtle in a storm last night and sank with twenty eight crew. Tug Tatoosh searched all night and found no trace while Captain Bailey remains hopeful the ship is afloat and may reach Puget Sound or the Columbia River. In St Johns New Brunswick the tug Gyp sum King arrived with one steel barge in tow reporting two barges broke away and crews of five each may be lost though they hope the storm spared them.
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Ore
Nelson
Queenstown
Bailey
Puget Sound
Perriam
Columbia River
ST. Johns
N. B
Blizzard
Point Lepreaux
Bay of Fundy
Ten Men Injured In Springfield Mine Blast
Ten workers sustained severe facial and hand burns in a dust explosion at the Lincoln Park Coal Company's mine in Springfield Illinois. The blast occurred as men were leaving the mineshaft, triggered by a heavy blast fired six hundred feet from the shaft, narrowly sparing their lives.
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Springfield
Ill
Lincoln Park Coal Company
Race riot erupts after killings in Opp Alabama
Serious race riot follows the fatal shootings of Fate Atkinson and J. W. Dorsey by a Black man at Opp. Two Black individuals are reported dead, officers request sheriff assistance and bloodhounds from River Falls, and a posse is being organized to head to Opp. Additional injuries and unrest are feared.
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Andalasia
Ala
Fate Atkinson
J. W. Dorsey
Opp
River Falls
South Side High Boasts M T H S Basketball Squad
South Side students chant for the M T H S five to defend the red and white in the YMCA gym this winter. Supporters expect this year’s squad to avenge last season’s defeats by the Shortridge stars.
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South Side
Shortridge Stars
Leslie elected captain of 12 football team at Lafayette
Harry Leslie of West Lafayette was unanimously elected captain on the second ballot after chapel. A twenty three year old sophomore in science, he has played full back in most games and left end in the last. He trained with the West Side Stars which produced former captains Sears and Jamison. Other candidates were John Davidson of Evansville and Fred Hahn of Indianapolis, each with six votes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Harry Leslie
West Lafayette
Leslie
West Side Stars
Bobby Sears
Alpha Jamison
Ight
John Davidson
Evansvile
Fred Hahn
Indianapolis
Franklin College selects Webb captain and clears debt
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Franklin Indiana reports Mark Webb was unanimously chosen captain for next year as right half back and Phi Delta Theta member. L G Miles elected football business manager. Athletic Association later chose Vern Branigan captain and A C Eneringham business manager for baseball. Eneringham concludes his football year with a debt free report and 97.95 in the treasury, the first time the association ends a season debt free.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Mark Webb
Webb
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
L. G. Miles
Athletic Association
Vern Branigan
A. C. Eneringham
Franklin College Athletic Association
Two Women Suffocated in Brooklyn Home
In Brooklyn a rubber tube detach from a gas pipe caused gas leakage in the kitchen of Hester Plotkin’s residence. Mrs. Plotkin aged seventy and her granddaughter Rebecca, nineteen, died, while Morris Plotkin and Nathan Cohen were overcome and hospitalized in critical condition.
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New York
Hester Plotkin
Brooklyn
National Irish League auxiliary formed in New York
About 150 delegates from across the United States gathered at the Hoffman House to organize an auxiliary branch of the Irish League, successor to the Land League era. Officers elected include President John Finerty of Chicago, Secretary John O Callaghan of Boston, Treasurer T Boone, with Maurice Donnelly of Indianapolis added to the executive committee as a member.
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New York
United States
Hoffman House Way
Irish League
Land League of Parnell
John Finerty
Chicago
John O'Callaghan
Boston
T. B. Ooone
Maurice Donnelly
Indianapolis
Duel in the Dark Ends in Fatal W Offensive
George Harris and Richard Anthony fought with daggers in Harris’s room after locking the door. The lamp was out, the attack lasted about fifteen minutes in darkness, and Harris lay fatally wounded with a dirk in his breast while Anthony was injured but less seriously. Police detained Anthony as neighbors heard the struggle.
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New York
George Harris
Richard Anthony
Harris
Anthony
James Smith
Thomo Penlent
Roosevelt Their Friend. Livestock group backs new president
Chicago reports the National Live Stock Convention praised President Roosevelt as a friend to cattle interests. Resolutions urged maintaining hides tariffs, German meat trade access, inspector salaries, and banning horse thieves. Also called for an interstate cattle rustling law and a commission to study discrimination by Canada and England.
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Chicago
National Livestock Convention
Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Germany
National Live Stock Association
England
Bureau of Animal Industry
Drunken Man's Deed Ends in Tragedy in Whir City
Romaine Taubaux intoxicated after a St Barbara’s day celebration shot and killed his wife and son Girard in Whir City Kan then wounded two other sons before being restrained. The father opened fire after returning from a neighbor’s party, wounding his family in a deadly home incident.
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Kan
Romaine Taubaux
Gbard
St. Barbara's Day
Girard
Taubaux
Emil
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