Rockhill Report on China Negotiations Issued to Congress
Special Commissioner Rockhill's long awaited report on the Chinese negotiations in Peking is submitted to Congress with the protocol and detailed statements. He details the twelve demands, China indemnities, and the United States push for moderation while backing a strong but independent Chinese government.
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Washington
Rockhill
Secretary
Peking
Congress
United States
China
Mr. Rockhill
Shanghai
Wu- Chang
Conger
Tien-Tsin
Chi-Li
Tsung Li Yamen
Bureau of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Death by own action ends life of F. C. Steinmann in Chicago
F C Steinmann head of F C Steinmann & Co a New York jewelry firm committed suicide in the National Stamping Company office 118 Michigan street Chicago. He drew a knife after a conversation with manager Kohlhase and died within minutes. He was 38 and had been laughing moments before. Partners in New York said no known reason. He lived in Brooklyn and was married. A Des Moines business trip was planned from Chicago.
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F. C. Steinmann
New York
F. C. Steinmann & Co
National Stamping Company
Michigan Street
Kohlhase
Steinmann
Des Moines
Mr. Steinmann
Brooklyn
Two Fitzgeralds Die By Poison After Hardships
In Boston on December 11, the medical examiner ruled Maurice and Edward Fitzgerald killed themselves with unknown poison to end twenty years of hardship. Maurice, once a priest, was excommunicated by Archbishop Williams for violations of priestly vows and fought to lift the ban. In New York on December 1, John A Hess of Buchanan West Virginia died by inhaling gas at a small hotel. Hess, found dead, had rented the room for two days and previously published a chain of socialist newspapers in the South.
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Boston
Maurice
Edward Fitzgerald
Williams
New York
John A. Hess
Buchanan
W. Va
Hess
South
Royal Baking Powder Claim Highlights Quality
The text asserts Royal baking powder offers economy and top quality, touting it as the finest and most wholesome, producing delicious foods with consistent results. It presents a promotional claim emphasizing value and superior baking performance.
J Walter Esterline resigns as Purdue graduate manager
J Walter Esterline retires as Purdue athletics graduate manager after four years, noting he will not accept the office again. He helped wipe a $2,000 debt and oversaw expenses during four difficult seasons, while remaining popular with students and staff.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
J. Walter Esterline
Purdue Athletics
Purdue
Fort Wayne
Ruby
Cornell
Ide
McKee
Leslie
Purdue Exponent
Pee
Persise
Kappa Sigma Sigma Nu
Homer Binford Improves at Home After Thanksgiving Injury
Earlham College notes Homer Binford, badly hurt in the Thanksgiving football game, has been moved to his Greenfield home and is rapidly improving. Examinations start next Monday and students depart after Wednesday for Christmas vacation. The semi annual piano recital occurs in Lindley Hall I Saturday evening with Inez Nixon, Ruby Davis, Marie Ganton, Grace Forrey, Florence Davis, Mae Sipson, Mary Spray, Josephine Evans, Mrs. Clarence Hadley, Katherine Johnson, Katherine Jenkins, William Eversman, Allen Tomlinson, Effie Small, Albert Clark, Walter Wilson, Mrs. Horace Hadley, Grace Baker. Ionian and Phoenix societies announce a public entertainment Friday at Lindley Hall.
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Ionian and Phoenix Literary Societies
Lindley Halls
Effie Small
Inez Nixon
Ruby Davis
Edmund Albertson
Allen Tomlinson
Wilfred Reynolds
Frances Shepard
Katherine Johnson
Senior lecture honors read by Thomas Clarkson Trueblood
Thursday evening honors the senior with a large company attending. Thomas Clarkson Trueblood of Ann Arbor, professor of elocution at Michigan University, will read Hamlet Friday evening marking the first number of the lecture course for the year. ITHACA New York December 11 Cornell faculty of arts and sciences decides to extend the course for the AB and medical degrees from six to seven years. Princeton to Have a New Gym Princeton New Jersey December 11 a mass meeting of undergraduates promotes a new college gymnasium. Ground will be prepared soon after about 175.00 of 275000 needed has been subscribed. Harvard appointments Boston December 11 board of overseers names Olmstead landscape architecture Bigelow Carey Cabot trustees museum of fine arts for one year from Jan 1 1902 Edward Robinson lecturer on classical archaeology Theodore Richards professor of chemistry Moore Parkman theology.
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Bloomington
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Phelps Darby
Evansville
Rocker
Nunewehr
Elfers
Clevenger
Smith
Knight
Marion
Carr
Anderson
Thomas Clarkson Trueblood
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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N. J
Petton
Bayard Henry
Boston
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Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr
Bigelow
Arthur A. Carey
Arthur T. Cabot
Museum of Fine Arts
Edward Robinson
Theodore Richards
Edward Caldwell Moore Parkman
Brush Plan Fails as National League Persists
New York dispatch reports John T. Brush’s plan for syndicate baseball dead as the National League votes to remain perpetual beyond the Indianapolis agreement. A. G. Spalding was briefly poised for presidency but election deferred amid heated talks. Clubs including Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia favor Spalding. others undecided.
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John T. Brush
Fifth Avenue
Indianapolis
Brush
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bicycle Race Scores At Madison Square Garden
Ten thousand spectators watched a late night bicycle race at Madison Square Garden as McLean and Butler gained a lap without dismounting, prompting a protest upheld by the referee. Final scores at 2 am showed Fischer and Chevalier leading with 1422 miles 4 laps and Butler and McLean right behind. Butler later left the track and demanded the protested lap be restored.
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Chevalier
Newkirk
Munro
McEachern
Walthour
Mayo
Wilson
Lawson
Julius
King
Samuelson
Babcock
Turville
Fredericks
Jack
Hall
McLaren
Faculty Additions at Tri-State Normal and Library Dispute
Angola’s Tri-State Normal announces two new faculty members Prof Charles E Reber to head pedagogy and psychology and Miss Laura Read teaching French A library funding dispute between Crescent and Philomathean societies escalates with possible legal action and arbitration Read about the secret senior class at the college and an upcoming class pins reveal following holidays Bloomingdale Academy junior class hosts a reception in Overman Hall.
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Angola
Ind
Tri- State Normal
Charles E. Reber
Charles Nason
Laura Read
Crescent
Philomathean
Philos
Brary Fund
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Philo Hbrary
Brary
Voyage Around the World Starts From Seagate
The sloop Volante left Seagate with six young men aged under 25 aiming to circumnavigate more than thirty thousand miles. Passengers are Harry Langdon M J Mc Gehan Russell Millard C R Middleby H C Dana and W C McMichael all from Boston. First stop will be the Azores en route to the Indian Ocean via the Mediterranean. Built in Brooklyn in 1817 the Volante is a 14 ton gross cutter with 40 feet length and home port of New York.
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Volante
Globe
Seagate
Harry Langdon
M. J. McGehan
Russell Millard
C. R. Middleby
Boston
H. C. Dana
W. C. McMichael
Louisville Savings Association Files Deed of Assignment
Louisville Savings Loan and Building Association, operating eleven years, files a deed of assignment. Liabilities are estimated at several thousand dollars, assets amount to about 8 1/2 cents on the dollar. The move follows an unfavorable Kentucky Court of Appeals decision affecting savings and loan associations.
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Louisville
Louisville Savings, Loan and Building Association
Kentucky Court of Appeals
So and Loan
Wees
Yesterday's Running Winners Card
A list of odds from New Orleans and Oakland races shows New Orleans-Little Scout at 3 to 1 Frank M. 3 to 5 Golden Link 2 to 1 Fleuron 15 to 1 Free Pass 7 to 1 Little Elkin 4 to 1 and Oakland Afghan 2 to 1 Jarretierre 5 to 2 Native 7 to 6 Water Cure 3 to 1 Piohn 6 to 1 Tysherna 15 to 1.
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Little Scout
Frank M
Golden Link
Fleuron
Free Pass
Little Elkin
Oakland
Jarretierre
Native
Water Cure
Piohn
Tysherna
Chicago bowlers back Indianapolis for national congress
W. W. Thompson head of Chicago bowlers urged Indianapolis to secure the next national congress and tournament in a letter received by Marion team members. Marion decided two man teams Knox with Carter Bryson with Brown and Quill with Leap, with special uniforms planned for the Buffalo event.
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Buffalo
Marion
W. W Thompson
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Knox
Carter
Bryson
Brown
Quill
Leap
Lehigh football captain elected nephew of Schwab
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS reports Lehigh University selecting Drew Farnbaugh as football captain, a nephew of Charles M. Schwab. It also covers Oxford defeating Cambridge in rugby with solid defense and no score until late, plus other sports items from boxing to swimming and jockey affairs.
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