Southern Republicans debate Crumpacker bill action
A Southern Republican meeting in Senator Pritchard's committee room discussed united action against the Crumpacker bill. Delegates from North Carolina Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee attended. Pritchard opposed the bill. another meeting is planned to decide Southern strategy for Congress and caucus considerations.
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Pritchard
North Carolina
Congress
South
Missourgland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pritghard
Obituary notes for church leader Gambon in Louisville
Rt Rev Thomas Y Gambon rector St Patricks Cathedral Louisville and vicar general of the diocese died suddenly at his home from heart failure aged 64 a native of Ireland former Mount St Mary's College professor of mathematics Emmettsburg Md He was ordained 30 years ago and bore the title monsignor Other obituaries note Mrs J McDermott in Cumberland Md Judge Geo A Madill in St Louis and Dr Leslie M Itman in Toronto who died after treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital also Nicholas Kesslers pioneer brewer of Lena Montana and Judge Caleb of Boston formerly on the Massachusetts Superior Court.
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Louis
Geo. A.madill
The
Union Trust
Madill
St. Louis
Bradford County
Pennsylva
Timore
Leslie M.tman
Toronto
Ort
Unitedates
Johns Hopkins
University
Lena
Mont
Nicholas Kesslers
Bright
Colorado
Monta
WN. H
Caleb
Boston
Ma Ahusetts Superior Court
Coal shortage threatens Southern industries and rail moves
A severe coal shortage and a Southern Railway notice to confiscate cars jeopardize mills in Tennessee, Georgia, North and South Carolina. Textile plants may close as four states rely on Jellico and dl Creek mines for supply while Delaware River coastwise trade also suffers from lack of coal cars and shipping capacity.
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Noxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Dl Creek
Jellico
Georgia
South
Colina
Iladelphia
Philadelphia
West India
Delaware River
Weather forecast for Stamped and Friday in Midwest
Forecast for Ohio Indiana and Illinois cloudy with likely changes Friday. Variable winds expected, mostly northerly. Observations show a minimum temperature near 2, a high around 40, with no significant precipitation. Blythe notes current mean temperature and precipitation deviations since December 1.
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Swashington
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
W. T. Blythe
Ocean steamers arrive and sail in late December notices
Shipping brief lists ships arriving and sailing at various ports including Sark, Gorgic, Ma jestic, Philadelphia, Numidian, Haverford, Astoria, Menominee and Ivernia. Entries show routes from New York to Liverpool Southampton Antwerp and Genoa with multiple vessels named and dates scattered through December.
Lord Kitchener Reports Boers Shot Natives in Cold Blood
London dispatch cites thirty seven cases over a year with eighty four natives killed by Boers. Bruce Hamilton's forces surprise and capture nearly all of the Bethel command at Trichards Fontein with seven Boers killed and 141 taken prisoner. Broderick comments that the killings show intent, not passion.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Standerton
Transvaal
Bruce Hamilton
Trichards Fontein
Glasgow
Broderick
Palatin Admitted as Immigrant by Special Board
Palatin, nearly dead, was allowed force entry as an immigrant under a special board of inquiry. Beck was handed to two men who vowed he would not become a public charge.
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Palatin
Special Board of Inquiry
Beck
Hoover Wedding Marks Double Anniversaries in Columbus
Miss Anne Hoover wed Dr. Charles McPherson of Medford Massachusetts at the bride's home in Columbus Ohio. Invitations numbered a thousand for the reception. The ceremony celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of the bride's parents and the fiftieth anniversary of her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Weller Brown, all present on the receiving line.
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Columbus, CO
Anne Hoover
T. C. Hoover
Charles McPherson
Medford
Mass
John Weller Brown
Diamonds and Gems Theft Suspects Nabbed in Omaha
In Portland a traveling salesman reported $10,000 in diamonds stolen from his hotel. W. H. Woods and a woman named True Johnson were arrested in Omaha with $3,000 in jewelry and a check for $200. Police traced loot via a pawn broker and recovered pieces. Woods and the woman planned to head West within hours.
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Omaha
Neb
W. H. Woods
True Johnson
Alfred P. Lowenthal
New York
Portland
Ore
Woods
Lowenthal
Wood
West
Johnson
War talk and global notes from a December dispatch
Reports from London describe Mr. Brodrick outlining Boer breaches of parole and a hard line toward settlements, while German crowds denounce Britain and Kruger arrives in Utrecht in good health. Plague in Sydney, a Yerkes funded London electrification award, labor clashes in Budapest, and Marconi awaiting mid ocean wireless tests are summarized.
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Yerkes
British of Trade
Charles T. Yerkes
London
Buda Pesth
National Club
Marconis
William Marconi
St. Johns
N. F
Ocean
Cunardine
Lucania
Marcent
Grand Banks
Alabama registrars begin voter rolls under new constitution
In Montgomery on December 11 the State Board of Registrars sat in session and named registrars in fifteen counties to enroll voters under the new constitution. The move signals the start of disfranchisement of black residents in Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Registrars
Seasion
Alabama
Beck May Stay in This Country
New York December 11 Johann Beck the writer who recently arrived here boxed up in the hold of the Hamburg American liner.
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Beck
New York
Johann Beck
Iiter
Jewelry theft suspects visit Leavenworth before Omaha run
W H Wood and Maggie L Johnson, accused in a Portland jewelry robbery, stayed in Leavenworth on Thanksgiving night and left for Omaha. Maggie Johnson’s mother Mrs Hillard ran a negro boarding house and hosted her daughter’s arrival with a relief. The pair sold about $2,000 in gems while there. Mrs Hillard then sent a telegram to Omaha and left on the first train.
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Leavenworth
Kan
W. H. Wood
Maggie L. Johnson
Omaha
Portland
Ore
Maggie Johnson
Hillard
Portland Men Arrested in $10,000 Hotel Diamond Robbery
Brooks Grant a porter from Montana and Kelly Wiley a dining car waiter were arrested in Portland on a charge of robbing A. E. Lowenthal of diamonds worth 10000 at the Hotel Portland on November 17. Both deny involvement and Grant links to W. H. Woods and Maggie Johnson arrested in Omaha on the same charge.
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Portland
Ore
Dee
Brooks Grant
Montana
Kelly Wiley
Northern Pacific
A. E. Lowenthal
Grant
W. H. Woods
Maggie Johnson
Omaha
Fire destroys main Wooster campus building
Fire of unknown origin gutted the University of Wooster main six story building, with an estimated 250000 dollar loss and 70000 dollars in insurance. Authorities suspect a chemical lab explosion. records, equipment, minerals, and a government gift relics collection were destroyed. Citizens planned immediate classroom arrangements and a probable rebuilding.
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United States
Fire Destroys Dennison Paper Co Store in Broadway Blaze
Fire tore through the Dennison Paper Manufacturing Company store at 198 Broadway in New York early this morning at 1:45. The blaze quickly wrecked the building, gutting stacks of paper and novelties, heavy stock, and machinery. The fire damaged Hegeman's drug store next door but spared its main stock, with initial losses estimated around 250000 dollars.
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New York
Dennison Paper Manufacturing Company
Broadway
Hegeman's Drug Store
Fire Claims Two Hazelton Children in Argentiuin Home
SAULT STE. MARIE Mich Dec 11 Two young children of John Hazelton died in a fire that destroyed the family home at Argentiuin a suburb of the city The blaze fatally burned the children and left the structure a ruin local authorities reported today
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
John Hazelton
Hazelton
Argentuin
Fire Destroys Block Of Shops In Sweetwater Texas
A morning blaze in Sweetwater wipes out seventeen business buildings including the County Bank and several grocery and dry goods stores. The bank vault remains safe. Estimated damage about 150000 dollars, partly insured.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Milwauker
Wis
Goldsmith & Co
New York
Brooklyn
Joshua Oldham & Sons
Train derailment near Nhiente injures one woman
Springfield dispatch reports a westbound Wa bash train derailed near Nhiente due to a broken rail. The sleeping car and dining car derailed and overturned, injuring one woman who sustained only a slight hurt.
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Springfield
Nhentie
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Claims Refund
An old advertisement states that taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets will cure. druggists refund the money if it fails. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove.
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E. W. Grove
Labor Union Autonomy Debated as Eight Resolutions Acted On
At Scranton the American Federation of Labor considered about thirty resolutions with eight receiving final action. A special committee led by Gompers, Duncan, Mitchell, Mulholland, Hughes will study trade autonomy, while resolutions on organ izing school teachers and union labels moved forward. The year saw 916 new charters, debates over dual unions, and calls to oppose anti immigration laws.
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Organization of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Gompers
James Duncan
John Mitchell
John Mulholland
International Association of Metal Mechanics, and Co. N. Hughes
San Antonio, Tex
International Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Workers’ Alliance
International
Wood Carvers’ Association
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butchers’ Workmen
North America
Benchmen’s Association of Retail Butchers of
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McKinsey
Federation
McKinley Memorial Fund
George Chance
Philadelphia
Council
West
Western Federation of Miners
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and
Paper Hangers of America
William H. Bell
Omaha
Brotherhood
Detroit
New York City
Brotherhod
International Union
Trolley Dynamos and Wage Accord Dominate Crux of Scranton Report
A trolley car exploded on Capouz avenue injuring none, third such incident this week as ten strikers return to work. The system now runs from Pittston to Carbondale, twenty two miles, with small branches still closed. In New York, Typothetae and Typographical Union No 6 reach wage agreements raising piece rates and weekly minimums for book and job offices effective January 6 192. Further increases follow October 1 162.
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Capouz Avenue
Pittston
Carbondale
New York
Typothetae and Typographical Union No. 6
Miners May Strike in Massillon District
At the annual meeting of the Massillon district of the United Mine Workers State Secretary Savage warned Massillon miners may strike in sympathy with Columbiana County strikers. The Marietta printers also began a strike affecting all three papers the Register and Times with difficulties and the Leader printed with one Unotype operator. The American Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers adjourned in Detroit after voting down a socialistic plank and left amendment questions unresolved.
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United Mine Workers
Savage
Columbiana County
Marietta
Register and Times
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Unotype
American Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Detroit
Trials Continued in Madisonville Union Miners Case
The trial of Vice President Barnaby, Executive Board Member Plackman, Camp Leader Artie Oates and others charged with conspiring to intimidate nonunion miners was called at Madisonville Kentucky on Wednesday but continued to next Monday. The fishing strike began in Pensacola spreading to Mobile with about seven hundred men out and no settlement in sight. Two hundred white silk weavers at Cheney silk mills in South Manchester Connecticut quit over a new loom attachment they say hurts work and want removal or a one cent per yard wage increase.
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Artie Oates
Madisonville
Pensacola
Fla
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Cheney Silk Mills
South Manchester
Conn
Trial arguments in Bonine murder case begin in Washington
Final arguments opened in the Lolanda Bonine murder trial here with Assistant District Attorney Tagart for the government and C M Fulton for the defense. Lawyers expect to finish arguments tomorrow and submit the case to the jury in the afternoon.
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Lolanda Bonine
Ayres
Tagart
C. M. Fulton
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