Japanese Marines Landed in Korea Amid Labor Strife
In Mokphe on Korea’s southwest coast Japanese marines landed to quell a labor strike among Korean coolies in the foreign concession. Reports say they fired on the mob, killing several. clashes among Koreans may spark local riots. A U.S. cable from Seoul notes the action is local with no broader significance.
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Seoul
Mokphe
Russia
Washington
State Department
United States
Allan
Korea
Mokohe
Pope Hears Committee On Immaculate Conception Jubilee
The Pope received in private audience the committee heading the fifteenth anniversary celebrations of the Immaculate Conception. Cardinal Nefarino Vannu tell presented the programme and said Catholics worldwide will join the jubilee. He pledged papal presence at key functions and described a crown of twelve stars to be placed on the Virgin’s image at the Vatican.
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Rome
Nefarino Vannutell
Vatican
Socialists Win Naval Inquiry Backed by Parliament
Rome Dec 14 The Socialists gain victory after a long fight for a naval parliamentary inquiry opposed by Former Prime Minister and his Cabinet and blocked by the Chamber of Deputies. The committee decides to proceed with a bill authorizing the inquiry to be presented to Parliament soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Preedea
Chamber of Deputies
Attack by Germans near Cape Town reported
An official dispatch from the Hartebeeste Fiver district states a Hottentot wandered into a clash with a German patrol. The Hottentots attacked, crossing the river with heavy fire, wounding Lieutenant Bekiin and Petteeied, and were repelled with casualties. Further fighting was anticipated as police engaged the Hottentots.
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Cape Town
Hartebeeste Fiver
Langer
Bekiin
Petteeied
Cape
Cleveland on a Hunt with notable party arrives in D C
Former President Grover Cleveland travels with Commander Benedict Captain Gildings General McCook and Commander Hodgins by special car to meet the Water Lily launch then head to General Alex Alexander Island preserves for hunting and fishing with guests aboard.
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Georgetown
D. C
Grover Cleveland
E. C. Benedict
Gildings
A. G. McCook
Hodgins
E. P. Alexanner
Trade Labor and Industry News Roundup
Chicago Dec 14 The Amalga m Association strike at Inland Steel Indiana Harbor remains unresolved with no further talks planned and mills closed for now. Utah Fuel Company VP Kramer says they will not back strikers. Big Jad actions and eight hour day disputes also noted. Telluride miners vow to continue walkout until eight hour day settlement is reached.
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Chicago
Tron
Inland Steel
Indiana Harbor
Tion
Milla
Lake City
Utah Fuel Company
Union
Kramer
Utah Fuel Soneesy
Telluride
Col
Torpedo Flotilla Moves Toward Bay as New Orders Prevail
In Vallejo Pec 14 the unconfirmed report says two torpedo boats Perry and Paul Jones with orders to the lower bay await East officers before sailing. The New York heads from New York toward San Francisco and may await further instructions before moving to the Isthmus.
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Vallejo
Cal
Pec
Nama
Perry
Paul Jones
Tethnios
Lower
Bay of
New York
San Francisco
Une
Death of Rev. Thomas Marshall Revered Presbyterian Leader
From Olney Illinois to day reports the sudden death of Rev. Thomas Marshall longtime secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Missions. Marshall was appointed to the office in 1880 and served with headquarters in Chicago. He was widely known across the Presbyterian Church and in union circles.
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York
Olney
L. T
Thomas Marshall
T Presbyterian Board
Wikeions
Marshall
Headquard
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Te Oth
Union
City
Three Costly Fires Hit Rochester Night
Rochester suffered three major fires causing combined losses exceeding 200000 dollars. The Sherwood Shoe factory burned for about 5000, the Foster Armstrong piano factory suffered around 1000, and the Haines piano factory, also run by Foster Armstrong, likely lost about 35000. The 1 am blaze at the Haines plant on Central avenue and North Water street follows two other factory fires that night. Both fires in the factories were viewed as unusual with no clear explanation.
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Rochester
N. Y
Dee
Sherwood Shoe Factory
Foster Armstrong Piano Factory
Haines Piano
Haines Piano Factory
Foster Armstrong Company
Central Avenue
North Water Street
Suit Involving Millions to Be Tried in New Jersey
In Trenton on December 14 Judge Kirkpatrick scheduled December 2 for a hearing on Land Title and Trust Company of Philadelphia’s request to force Henry Tatnall to collect a 5 percent assessment on the Ashphalt Company of America stock. The suit, brought for bondholders, notes about 29 million dollars in bonds. It alleges only 2 percent of 90 million dollars in stock was paid in, leaving 24 million unpaid. Receiver Tatnall joins the case, having reported the unpaid assessment in July, and notes most Ashphalt stock is owned by National Ashphalt Company, where Tatnall also serves as receiver.
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Trenton
N. J
Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Court
Land Title and Trust Company of Philadelphia
Henry Tatnall
Ashphalt Company of America
Tatnall
The
National Ashphalt Company
Value of Marcus Daly Estate Reported in New York
New York December 14. William T. Wilson state transfer tax appraiser filed a supplemental value report for Marcus Daly estate. Gross personal estate remains 9 030 909 dollars. New York personal value 1 505 445 dollars, net 1 696 040 dollars. Widow to receive 565 346 dollars, four children share equally. Pending claims total 1 624 dollars. Daly died November 11 in New York. will probated in Anaconda Montana.
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New York
Wm. T. Wilson
Marcus Daly
Daly
New York State
Movements of steamers in Atlantic ports
Arrivals and passages reported: Umbria from Liverpool and Queenstown to New York. Helrig Olav from Nantucket to New York. Romanic from Boston to Naples and Genoa. Sardegna from Genoa and Naples to New York. Progress Irene arriving Naples from New York, sailing to Genoa. Blucher from Hamburg and Southampton to New York. Mesaba from New York to London.
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NEW _ YORK
Umbria
Liverpool
Queenstown
Nantucket
Helrig Olav
Neeristiania
New York
A. m
Gibraltar
Romanic
Boston
Naples
Genoa
Sardegna
Newark
Progress Irene
Cherbourg
Blucher
Hamburg
Southampton
Lizard
Mesaba
London
Sailors' Home Schooner Driven Ashore In Deadly Gale
A fierce gale sent the schooner Sailors' Home ashore at St Marys bay, killing all six crew. The derelict vessel was seen adrift today. A second similar disaster in two weeks followed the wreck of the Danish schooner Sigrid at Ferryland Head, where five lives were lost.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Sailors’ Home
St. Mary's Bay
Ferryland Head
Cape Race
Sigrid
Tragedy at St James Hotel Claims Prominent Goons Man
Louisville dispatch December 14. E Strother son of attorney John C Strother died after leaping from a high window during a delirious episode while in the care of a trained nurse. He fell seventy five feet to the ground and died within an hour from injuries.
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Louisville
E. Strother
John C. Strother
St. James Hotel
Trial opens for Lt Schilling over mistreatment charges
In Metz today Lt Schilling of the Ninety-eighth Infantry faces a private hearing as the military administration curtails coverage due to intense opposition press reports on soldier abuses. The trial cites widespread cruelty allegations against the officer.
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Berlin
Dec
Schilling
Metz
Cities Seek Next National Prohibition Convention
Six cities Baltimore Kansas City Indianapolis Columbus Buffalo and Minneapolis will try to land the next national Prohibition convention at the committee meeting in Chicago on Wednesday. The site will be chosen for the last week in June.
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Chicago
Dec. M
Prohibition National Committee
Baltimore
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Bank wins in U S Court case over Frankfort taxes
The United States Supreme Court decided to reverse the Kentucky Court of Appeals and rule in favor of Deposit Bank of Frankfort against the city of Frankfort. The dispute centered on the city’s right to levy certain taxes under the Hewitt act, which the bank had resisted.
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Washington
Dec
United States
Aees
Deposit Bank of
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Logan County man Lucas heroically races to jail rescue
Huntington dispatch reports Rus sel Lucas of Logan county became a hero after he raced to the jail to prevent a mob from mobbing him. Lucas killed John Chad dock who testified against him in a lawsuit and he fled through the mountains on horseback.
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Huntington
W. Va
Russel Lucas
Logan County
Lucas
John Chaddock
Evansville Pioneer Eva Kester Dies at 83
Evansville Indiana December 14 Mrs Eva Kester aged eighty three died here tonight. She was one of the pioneers of the city.
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Evansville
Ind
Eva Kester
Debate Over Liquor Problem At Methodist Meeting
Ministers discussed curbing the liquor evil before yesterday's meeting. Rev Goodwin argued that until criminals elect law enforcers relief will be centuries away. Prominent ministers joined in favor of abolishing the saloon. Letters from Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge were read with resolutions urging Senate support for law.
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Goodwin
Fairbanks
Beveridge
A Knight of Spain Proves Worthy of Valentin
Carlos Saragossa, a self made young Spaniard, wins Valentin’s heart and earns a chance to marry her by earning public support as a reformist in Amarillo. He clashes with Senor Sagasta and the town’s pride, refuses cruel bull fights, and faces mob anger before returning to lead a moral revival.
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Senor
Enrique Sagasta
Senor Ballerno
Carlos
Ballerno
Ballerno Casa
Senorita Valentin
Senor Sagasta
Carlos Saragossa
Amarillo
Valencia
Los Hidalgos
Valentin
Marquis del Andromeda
Spain
Paris
Vienna
Madrid
Sagasta
Alcalda
England
la Libertad
Marqueza del Andromeda
Buil
Amado
Carlos Mio
Council of
Alcalde
el Ma ‘Strade
Amarillio
Europe
Casa Sagasta
Pricets
Beopie
Castile
Casa Ballerno
Carlos Sargossa
Valenty
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Dad
North
United Mine Workers
Ite
Big Jad
Piel
Philadelphia Land Title and Trust Company
Joseph Hocking
Indiana
D. H. Baldwin & Co. Manufacturers
Pennsylvania St
Wilson
Ables
C. W. Meikel CO
Reassylvanis S
E. H. Wilson
Illinois
Maryland
Dean Bros
Pias Machinery
G. M. Merrick
New Vhone
Imayer
Hi. T. Hearsey Vehicle CO
Market St
New Terminal
Repository
Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Hampton Roads
Hilary
Fortress Monroe
Corn Products CO
Andicago
Carter
Washington St
Mass. Ave
Sicily
Vories
Susiness Colleg Indianapolis
H.D
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
W. H. Roll
East Washington St
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Rangel Willig’s Furniture
West Washington St
Psellers
Lombard Building
East
Washington Street
Stevenson Building
Lockwood
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