Fierce store clash ends in death of Tolliver
Crowds gathered as a confrontation at a Rescuer store left Tolliver dead after a confrontation with Patrolman Dugan. Injured by broken china and blunt force, Tolliver fell after a gunshot ended the struggle. Askins and the store staff were treated. officials planned a post mortem to determine cause of death.
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Fressen
Tolliver
Askins
Jose
Jeffries
Sheek
Eleyelemen Hull
Griffin
Scheigert
Weave F
Seneral
Jack the Ripper
Dugan
Iver
George Resener
Tully
Geis
Rhegro
Weather forecast reports fair conditions with rain or snow Saturday
Washington area forecast lists Indiana and Wisconsin as fair and warmer Friday with Saturday rain or snow and fresh southeast winds. Ohio and Michigan see fair Friday and varying cloudiness Saturday with snow possible tonight or tomorrow. Lower Michigan and towns anticipate rain or snow Saturday with brisk winds, while Nebraska North Dakota and other regions show fair Friday then mixed precip Saturday. Local observations note clear and cloudy periods with temperatures around 24 and precipitation totals as measured.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Picaendee
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
North Dakota
Baist
R.H
Schwab's Control of Shipbuilding Concerns Quietly Blossoms
New York Dec 17 hearing on permanent receivership of United States Shipbuilding Company resumes. Attorney for the corporation refuses to disclose client business as testimony reveals Morgan & Co. arranged Bethlehem plant purchase in 1901. Schwab's role, shipyards bond and stock allocations, and Harris Gates agreement discussed as witness Charles Steele testifies amid objections to publicity.
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New York
United States Shipbuilding Company
Charles Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel
Untermyer
Mr. Steele
Bethlehem
J. P
Schwab
Morgan & Co
J. Steele
Messrs
Steele
Mr. Untermyer
Harris-Gates
Morgan and Schwab
Charles Gates
Harris, Gates & Co
Mr. Schwab
Morgan
Gates
Stenriogathe
Perkins
Alexander
Teutonic Struck by Lightning Off Newfoundland
The White Star liner Teutonic, arriving from Liverpool, was hit by lightning 200 miles east of the Newfoundland banks during a gale and snowstorm. A bolt split the topmast and rattled rigging. the ship faced alarms as bolts struck multiple locations amid the unusual storm.
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New York
White Star
Teutonic
Liverpool
Newfoundland
McKinsley
Gers
Wes Teuton
Red Star Line
Kroonland
Holeman
Alexandria
Uraemia
Chicagoans at Work on Republican Convention
Chicago officials move to host the Republican national convention with Graeme Stewart arranging headquarters at the Auditorium Annex and Samuel B. Raymond named Chicago committee chairman. The subcommittee plans its first meeting in mid January and includes Senators Hanna and Payne among others.
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Chicago
National Committee
Graeme Stewart
Auditorium Annex
Samuel B. Raymond
Hanna
Henry C. Payne
W. M. Scott
West Virginia
Harry S. New
Indiana
R. B. Schneider
Nebraska
Four Men Scalded On Turkish Cruiser Medjma
Four sailors were severely scalded when a steam pipe exploded in the Medjma's fire room. The Turkish cruiser, recently damaged by the Cramps of Philadelphia, landed in Baltimore and the men were admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital. The accident occurred as the vessel prepared for its initial speed test.
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Baltimore
Medjma
Philadelphia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Laxative Bromo Quinine Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. The box asserts E. W. Grove's signature, urging trust in the product and urging customers to try it with confidence.
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Ruggists
E. W. Grove
Indiana Naval Officer Braves the Colombians on Their Own Territory
Lieutenant Perrill and the cutter approached a Colombian schooner off Cartagena as General Ortiz protested the American presence. The vessel appeared well armed with 70 to 80 men, while Colombians vowed to fight if necessary. The Atlanta then left for Colon to continue patrols, with Colombia asserting a strong defensive posture in the gulf and Panama border area.
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Indiana
Manwaring
Perrill
Atlanta
General Ortiz
Ortiz
Colombia
Reyes
Washington
Panama
Novo
General Novo
Cartagena
Gulf
Daniel Ortiz
God of Nations
Otis
Turner
United States
Department of Cauca
Department of Panama
Cauca
Tiduron
Colon
Republic of Panama
Titumati
Yaviza
Atrato
Tiburon
Chiriqui Lagoon
Coghlan
Gulf of
Darien
Marines Settle At Gorgon And Empire Camps
A cablegram from Rear Admiral Coghlan reports the Prairie battalion of marines lands at Gorgon and encamps there for healthful conditions. The Dixie's battalion rests at Empire. Distilled water will be supplied. the sector on the isthmus remains quiet and satisfactory according to Rear Admiral Glass.
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Washington
Coghlan
Atlantic Isthmian
Navy Department
Prairie
Gorgon
Dixie
Empire
Glass
Panama Recognized by a Near Republic by Nicaragua
Acting Secretary Loomis received a cablegram from United States Minister Merry in San Jose stating that Nicaragua has recognized the new Republic of Panama by appointing a consul at Panama City. The notice carries weight due to other nations' reactions and marks a diplomatic milestone in Central America.
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Washington
Loomis
United States
Merry
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Republic of Panama
Panama City
Olympia En Route to the Isthmus
The cruiser Olympia sails from Norfolk toward Colon to join the Caribbean squadron under Rear Admiral Cogholan. The Dixie heads from Colon to Philadelphia to embark marine battalion for service on the isthmus. Honolulu reports ships from Evans command arriving amid potential Panama trouble. In San Francisco the gunboat Petrel moves to sea while the Barracouta carries General Castro from Punta Arenas after Panama’s proclamation. Panama junta fixes December 28 for national assembly elections amid pro canal treaty sentiment and Amador candidacy.
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Washington
Olympia
Coghlan
Norfolk
Colon
Dixie
Philadelphia
That City
Navy Department
Honolulu
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Oregon
New Orleans
Albany
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Nanshan
Panama
Admiral Evans
San Francisco
United States
Petrel
Mare Island Navy Yard
Barracouta
General Castro
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Republic of Panama
Castro
Barracomta
Ponta Arenas
Acme Open
Amador
Treasure trains guarded by armed men
Armed detectives formed part of an express train crew from New York to Boston, carrying a cargo valued around a million dollars including gold. Officials cited threats to justify a reinforced guard, with four detectives aboard at New Haven and diversions noted in New York and Boston.
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New York
Boston
Adams Express Company
New Haven
Conn
New
First Action Under The New Press Law
Three Allentown newspapers face suits under the new state press law brought by a wealthy Northampton County banker. He claims a publication about his quarantine hotel escape for smallpox harmed his reputation by detailing his beard, age, recent marriage, and ridicule by friends.
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Allentown
Northampton County
Board of Health
Ten Chinese Migrants Detained After Deserted by Guide
Ten Chinese migrants, guided across the boundary into the United States, were arrested today in Whatcom Washington as they entered the city exhausted and famished after a day of heavy rain. They face deportation proceedings.
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Whatcome, Wash
International Boundary Line
Negro and Employer Ambushed in Red River
In Shreveport on December 17, the body of George Manuel, a Black man, found near Red River, was linked to the shooting of his employer J. T. Watkins of Bayou Pierre. The assailants, believed to be planters and a servant, were ambushed by robbers. Manuel’s head was severely damaged from the gunfire.
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Shreveport
George Manuel
J. T. Watkins
Bayou Pierre
Red River
Friars Lands to Be Sold in Philippine Plan
Governor Taft informs War Department an agreement outlines sale of friar lands to benefit Filipinos. Lands to be sold mainly to current tenants with long time payments, bonds funded by friars or government, proceeds to friars. Aim is to create many landlords to foster peace and curb revolts. Few friars remain and are ready to leave. US funds not expected to cover purchase costs.
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Washington
Taft
War Department
Manila
Ireland
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Spain
Root
United States
Pius Delighted With His Christmas Box
Vatican reception of Taft and Guidi diplomacy in the Philippines yields praise. Pope exults that the agreement is the best Christmas box, with Vatican circles congratulating Taft and Archbishop Guidi for tact and equanimity. Taft’s Rome visit boosts hopes for settling remaining Philippine questions.
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Rome
Taft
Philippines
Vatican
Manila
Guidi
Washington
Dense Paris Fog Causes Electric Car Collision
A thick fog in Paris today led to a crash between two electric cars in the Noley-La-Xee suburb. Nineteen people were injured, seven seriously, as emergency crews responded to the collision.
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Paris
Noley-La-Xee
NEW PIANO STORE OPENS SATURDAY INDIANAPOLIS
H C Kibbe y announces a new piano shop at 137 North Pennsylvania street opening Saturday December 19 at 10 am. He stresses quality brands Smith & Nixon Eber sole and Haines Bros among others, with prices starting at 200 and flexible terms. He invites pianos lovers to attend with friends and notes not handling cheaper pianos.
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Indianapolis
Smith & Nixon
Nicholas J. Eisenheimer
Theodore Bohlmann
Ebersole
Smith & Nixon Piano Manufacturing Company
Haines Bros
Foster, Armstrong
Pennsylvania Street
Denison Hotel
Envelope Addressing Guidelines and Tangled Names
A fragmented notice lists envelope etiquette for ink and spacing, plus a long roster of personal names from Anderson to Williams. The text appears as a printed directive with sporadic surname initials and institutional references, suggesting a historical postal or directory snippet.
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