Von Buelow and Bebel Clash in Reichstag Debate
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Von Buelow and Socialist leader Bebel sparring in the Reichstag. Von Buelow mocked Bebel’s ideal of a paradise parliament while warning against Caesarism and praising social reforms for the masses. Bebel assailed Russia and Manchuria policy, accusing the government of weakness and urging broader freedoms.
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Berlin
von Buclow
Herr Bebel
Wheelwright
von Buelow
Hebel
Bebel
Germany
Prussia
Herr Heber
Carnelius Vanderbilt
Alludi
Mr. Vanderbilt
Dantzic
Russia
Esay
Ker
Kishinoff
Alexander
Solons
Dresden
Herr Bernstein
Reichstag
Mehnacsior Vor
Busiow
Herr Schaecier
Gerfatty
Manchuria
Eee
Ici
Venezuela
Dent Castro
X Ray Discussed as a Cancer Treatment
Philadelphia December meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society focused on using X rays to treat cancer. Debate centered on early stage throat cancers and long term use, with no universal treatment plan agreed. New executive committee members Johnson Hickey and Dunham elected to select officers.
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Philadelphia
American Roentgen Ray Society
Henry K. Pancost
Clarence E. Skinner
New Haven
Walter W. Johnson
Rochester
P. M. Hickey
Detroit
Kennon Dunham
Cincinnati
Montana Legislature Sets Adjournment By Tomorrow
Helena Dec 10 The legislature will adjourn tomorrow after completing today sessions. The governor has signed three judicial bills including change of venue and disqualification of judges and granting the Supreme Court power to read facts in capacity cases. Meyer act paying costs in fee cases remains to be enrolled and sent with a message to the House.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Meyer
Death of Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi U S Navy
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi retired, died at his Stratford, Connecticut home after a long illness. Born November 10, 1832 in Jackson Louisiana, he served from midshipman in 1849, fought in Civil War actions including Mobile Bay, and retired November 1, 1894 with extensive sea service.
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Stratford, Conn
Bancroft Gherardi
Gherardi
Jackson
Navy
Massachusetts
Ohio
Naval Academy
Leutenant
Mobile Bay
New York
Col Henry Clay King Dies in State Penitentiary
Nashville reports Col Henry Clay King died today in the state penitentiary where he served a life term since August 11, 1899 for the murder of Attorney David H. Poston on Main Street in Memphis. King, author of Kings Digest of the Laws of Tennessee, faced factional strife through his trials while Poston’s backers once pursued vigilante action.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry Clay King
David H. Poston
Main Street
Memphis
King
Poston
Gideon J. Pillow
Tennessee
Baron Arthur De Rothschild Dies in Monte Carlo
A Monte Carlo dispatch reports the death today of Baron Arthur de Rothschild. The London notice confirms the passing of the prominent financier and member of the Rothschild banking dynasty.
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Baron Arthur de Rothschild
London
Monte Carlo
Arthur de Rothschild
Deaths of Maj Norborne T N Robinson and Bishop Sanford
Washington reports Maj Norborne T N Robinson of New Orleans died after a month illness linked to a bicycle accident and paralytic stroke. New York dispatch notes Charles Walden Sanford long time bishop of Gibraltar and Gibraltar mission founder died at Bishop Bourne in Cannes after two years of frail health. London reports Lord Stanley of Alderly died of pneumonia. born in 127. educated Roman Catholic then embraced Islam.
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Washington
Norborne T. N. Robinson
New Orleans
Robinson
the Treasury
Cleveland
New York
Charles Waldenrave Sanford
Gibraltar
Bishopbourne
Cannes
France
London
Lord Stanley
Alderly
True Bill Returned in Dietrich's Case in Nebraska
The U S grand jury, in session over post office bribery and land fencing cases in western Nebraska, issues a partial report with twenty two indictments. One targets former State Senator Elliot Lowe for bribery in postmaster appointments at Alma. Ten indictments accuse ranchmen of illegal fencing, including Bartlett Richards and W G Comstock of Ellsworth, plus M Curry and others. Seven indictments name ranchmen from Cherry and Custer counties. Lowe faces multiple counts alleging conspiracy to bribe via intermediary payments totaling 400 leading to postmaster reappointment.
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Omaha
Neb
United States Grand Jury
Nebraska
Elliot Lowe
Alma
Bartlett Richards
Nebraska Land and Feeding Company
W. G. Comstock
Charles C. Jameson
Ellsworth
M. Curry
Broken Bow
Cherry
Custer
Lowe Connea Hes
J. B. Billings
Countess Russell Secures Divorce in Brief Divorce Court
In London a brief hearing in the Divorce Court granted Countess Mabel Russell a decree nisi from her husband William Brown a former coachman. She testified to cruelty and misconduct, noting Brown married her in December 12 under the title Prince Aphrobald Stuart de Modena claiming Bavarian nobility. The proceedings also include a close, unrelated exchange about a photographed image.
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London
Mabel Russell
William Brown
Brown
Aphrobald Stuart de
Presbyterian Union Seeks Closer Cooperation in Churches
New York Dec 10 A joint meeting of committees from four Presbyterian bodies adopted resolutions calling for closer church union. The resolutions propose complete consolidation or federation while preserving identity, and urge further instructions to guide future conferences. The conference adjourned subject to executive call.
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New York
United States
Reformed Presbyterian Church
General Synod
Presbyterian Church In
Thei States of America
Reformed Church In America
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Gardner seeks to set aside divorce ruling
Mrs Caroline Madeline Gardner of London has filed suit in Philadelphia to set aside the divorce granted to Mrs Anna Graham Gardner of Philadelphia from Frank L. Gardner on grounds he was her husband at the time of the marriage. The plaintiff says Gardner is American, abroad, worth at least 30 million, and wealth came from her ties to the late Barney Barnato. She alleges the divorce was obtained by fraud.
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Philadelphia
Caroline Madeline Gardner
London
Anna Graham Gardner
Frank L. Gardner
Anna Graham
Gardner
Barney Barnato
Reign of Terror Reported in Idaho Timber War
Government officers announce a reign of terror along the Coeur d Alene river forks in Idaho. Settlers were driven from homes and settlement discouraged while millions of feet of government pine were stolen and sold to mills. Special Agent Schwartz from the General Land Office secured affidavits and warrants for timber thieves have not yet been issued.
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Butte
Mont
Coeur d'Alene River
Idaho
Schwartz
General Land Office
Wabash River Improvement Plan Backed by Indiana Leaders
Frank C. Fitton, president of the Wabash River Improvement Association, writes to correct reports on Major Derby and outlines plans to publish survey data. He notes Lt. Burgess now leads, reports pending three weeks, and a pamphlet with coal fields and canal routes is prepared by Rand, McNally & Co. The letter urges united press and public support for a Chicago to gulf waterway linking Indiana resources and regional development.
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Indianapolis Journal
Major Derby
Wabash River
Louisville
Burgess
Congress
Indiana
Wabash and Lake Michigan Canal
Chicago
Gulf
Holliday
Vincennes
Frank C. Fitton
Wabash River Improvement Associatio New Harmony
Ind
Change of Venue Granted in Dewey Murder Case
In St Francis Kansas Chauncey Dewey Clyde Wilson and W J McBride charged with murdering the Berry family last May were granted a change of venue to Norton county Bonds were furnished and defendants released The defense cited public sentiment as preventing a fair trial The case likely will be tried in January with bitter local sentiment noted.
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ST. Francis
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. J. McBride
Berry
Norton County
U S War With Germany Rumored By Hawaii Colonel
Honolulu reports Col. Jones quoted Maj. Gen. MacArthur predicting a near term U S vs Germany war with Pacific fighting centered on Pearl Harbor and Hawaiian islands. MacArthur says Jones misrepresented views and cites social talk. Carter clarifies no authorized publication and MacArthur affirms Hawaii’s strategic military importance.
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Honolulu
Col. Jones
Hawaii
Carter
Territory of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
MacArthur
United States
Germany
Pacific Ocean
Associated Press Today
Jones
Maj
General MacArthur
Colonel Soper
National Guard
Pearl Harbor
Spain
Pacific
South America
South American
England
George R. Carter
Colonel Jones
Hawai
New Safety Fender Aims To Stop Trolley Car Tragedies
A new safety fender design attaches a duplicate lower section to the top of the standard fender. If a person falls onto the fender, the upper portion closes in from above and holds them until the car stops, preventing dragging or being crushed under the wheels.
Mrs Plant Refuses to Sign in Plant Estate Case
NEW HAVEN Conn Dec 10 Probate Judge Cleaveland was told by Hartford attorney Shipman today that Mrs Plant declined to sign with the other heirs the petition to claim Henry Bradley Plant resided in New York so the settlement of the zone long in litigation may proceed The court ordered the hearing delayed to the 16th to ensure proper service on all parties
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New Haven
Conn
Cleaveland
Shipman
Hartford
Rev James J Hartley Named for Columbus Bishop
In Rome the Congregation of the Propaganda submitted Rev James J Hartley of Steubenville Ohio for appointment as bishop of Columbus Ohio after discussions among cardinals led by Cardinal Gotti. Hartley, about fifty five and an Ohio native, has led Holy Name Church in Steubenville for over two decades.
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Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Vanucelli
Mattheia
Agiardelli
Satelli
Pirotti
Martinelli
Steinhuber
Dellavolpe
Segna
Gotti
Columbus
James J. Hartley
Steubenville
O. Steubenville
Holy Name Church
Ohio
Bishi
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to William R Cremer in Oslo
The Norwegian Parliament awarded the Nobel peace prize of 39,350 dollars to William R Cremer M P publisher of the Arbitrator London for promoting international arbitration. Prizes for physics chemistry medicine literature and related awards were distributed at court in the king's presence with diplomas and medals.
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Eragem
Henri Becuerel
Arrhenus
Eg Ey Jornson
Curle Absen
Trade shifts hit Messina orange and lemon crop
Heavy hail destroyed half the orange and lemon crop near Messina Italy. In New York two hundred unionized Petticoat workers demand higher wages. Wood Plant of American Sheet Steel in McKeesport Pa shut down affecting twelve hundred workers. Northern Ohio Company's electric cars first cross the 400 foot long 110 foot high gorge bridge near Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. Federal National Bank of Pittsburgh authorized to resume operations on the 7th. Railway and Electric Equipment Company files for incorporation in Augusta Maine. Merger forming Western Pennsylvania Railways Company to control light, power and street railways in Westmoreland Fayette counties and parts of Allegheny.
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Messina
Italy
New York
American Sheet Steel Company
McKeesport
Big Gorge
Cuyahoga River
Cuyahoga Falls
Northern Ohio Company
America
Federal National Bank
Pittsburg
Railway and Electric Equipment Company
Capital
Augusta
Elwood C. Jackson
Philadelphia
Charles C. Rolston
Chicago
Frank J. Lewis
Cleveland
National Association of Manufacturers of Steel Products
United States
Kohlsaat
John Exander Dowle
Zion Industries
Credithe Nnt
Dowle
Trolley
Allegheny County
Buckwheat and I Remembered Names in Folk Verse
A fragmentary line recalls Buckwheat and a speaker promising not to forget a name. The brief, dated phrasing suggests a traditional reminiscence or rural cartoon panel style common in mid-century columns. No clear event or location is specified.
Body of Herbert Spencer to be cremated Monday
Reports state the body of Herbert Spencer who died in December will be cremated on the coming Monday. Other dispatches note Somali levies in East Africa mutinying and joining the so called Mullah forces, while the Bavarian Diet calls for dismissal of officers guilty of maltreatment of soldiers. The White Star liner Teutonic and Red Star liner Kroonland suffer propulsion and steerage setbacks en route to New York. Russia states 412.5 million in paper currency was burned, with circulating notes now valued at 375 million dollars. A submerged railway scheme in central Asia and a Rome excavations update on Ara Pacis funding are also reported.
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Herbert Spencer
East Africa
White Star
Teutonic
E Firet
Red Star
Kroonland
Antwerp
New York
Belfast
State Bank of Russia
Pamiers
Russia
Central Asia
Signor Cortes
Department of Public Instruction
Chamber of Deputies
Fiano
Rome
Germany
Catholic University collection hope reaches $100000
In Baltimore Catholics raised funds across archdiocese churches on Sunday November 2 for the Catholic University in Washington D C Cardinal Gibbons said reports from other dioceses give a reasonable hope that national totals will exceed one hundred thousand dollars
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Baltimore
Dee
Ccatholic University
Washington, D
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Former Bank Manager Arrested in Mexico City
J. O. Rice, former manager of the Just Company of Aceessitteal cones ages Sane 2, is under arrest in Mexico City. Friends seek his release as authorities investigate alleged financial irregularities and ties to the bank.
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Mexico City
J. O. Rice
Sternational Just Company
Oo Ball
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Becquerel
Mme. Curie
Arrhenius
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