Christmas Abroad and Royal Gifts Across Europe
Governor honors students with a Santa Claus visit and gifts. In Europe Christmas weather shifts from frost to rain and sleet, dampening celebrations in London and affecting trade. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a tenants’ distribution in Sandric, while Lipton received a silver punch bowl and other gifts from American guests aboard the Erin, with Lipton praising American generosity.
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London
Europe
Rome
St. Peters
Paris
Berami Viens
Prince and
Edward
Sir Thomas Lipton
Ant e Christmas Scene Causes Dash For Marriage Licenses And Divorce
In Washington at City Hall two long lines form at separate counters as citizens seek marriage licenses while others file for divorce. A new divorce law to take effect soon limits divorces to infidelity, but cases filed before the code takes effect may be judged under existing laws. The scene reflects the Christmas time rush to wed in the capital.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Santa Claus of the U S Post Office Describes Letters
Captain David H. Leichhardt of Milton Indiana runs the dead letter office handling thousands of childrens letters to Santa Claus each year. Last year about 200 letters arrived with small monetary gifts, and many were opened saved briefly before destruction. The office is busy with such correspondence for weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
David H. Leichardt
Milton
Ind
Post Office Department
Santa Claus
United States
Leichhardt
Paris Christmas toy fair dampened by rain
Christmas Eve in Paris saw the toy fair along the boulevards attractively decorated but marred by persistent rain. Loubet wife of the President gave gifts to Elysee Palace staff and children then joined the winter circus charity distribution for Alsace Lorraine exiles.
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Paris
Loubet
Elysee Palace
Alsace-Lorraine
Goebel Reward Fund Suit Tests 1900 Law in Kentucky
Franklin Circuit Court hears challenge to the Goebel reward commission act of 1900 seeking $100000 for murderers of William Gee. Case filed by Travis Covington of Leslie County as citizen and taxpayer.
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Frankfort
Franklin
Joe
William Gee
Tiayvid M. Covington
Lessie County
Christmas Weather Forecast for Indiana and Ohio
Forecast for Christmas and Thursday calls for fair weather in Indiana with a colder trend in the southern portions and fresh northwest winds Thursday. Ohio expects clearing Wednesday with fair Thursday and variable winds. Local observations show cloudy conditions with a 43 degree minimum and temperature trends noted by W. T. Blythe.
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Washington
Portlinois
Indiana
Ohio
Bee
W. T. Blythe
Movements of steamers reach distant ports
Queenstown reports the arrival of a steamer from Philadelphia bound for Liver pedi and then proceeding. Cherbourg notes the arrival of the Pennsylvania from New York bound for Hamburg. Hamburg sees the Graf Wal tram sail for New York on December 4.
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Queenstown
Dand
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Pennesylvania
New York
Hamburg
Graf Waltram
Fatal explosion of gas at Pittsburg plate glass works
In Kokomo Indiana on December 24 a natural gas leak ignited by a dropped match wrecked the pot making department of Pittsburg plate glass works. Foreman Zachariah Chapman was instantly killed. the factory was idle for Christmas week and no other workers were in the department. Chapman, who had never missed a day in twelve years, was thrown to the ceiling, dying from injuries. The blast destroyed many pots and could have caused far more loss if the works had run.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Pittsburg Plate Glass Works
Zachariah Chapman
Chapman
Ife
Death notices from Indiana towns recorded today
News from Muncie Brazil Sullivan Angola Valparaiso reports multiple deaths including John Deam a 24 year old Muncie post office clerk and high school graduate, Mrs Englehart and ex mayor Frank P. Joes among others, with brief biographical details and local ties.
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Muncie
Ind
John Deam
Wichita
Kan
Brazil
John Englehart
Terre Haute
Englehart
Dory Englehart
Posey Township
Sullivan
Anthony W. Springer
T. A. Mason
Angola Bank
Valparaiso
Frank P. Joes
Indiana
Carnegie offers $15000 library for Bloomington
Bloomington Indiana December 24 A letter from Andrew Carnegie offers to present a $15000 building for a city library if a suitable site is provided and a permanent tax rate is fixed to raise at least $1500 annually The Commercial Club handles the project
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Andrew Carnegie
Commercial Club
Train massacre prompts warning and new line plan
Throttle wide open and at its terrific speed the engine struck the herd in the middle grinding ten animals to pieces. Heads, hoofs and bodies of cattle were thrown hundreds of feet and the train was splashed with blood. New electric line projected Wabash Indiana. Drake Breed Co of Philadelphia to build twenty mile interurban link to Marion. Contractors report Philadelphia capital ready and council franchise talks set for Friday. Altars costing 1300 dedicated at St Peter’s Church La Porte. Perrin bank founder celebrated fifty years married in Lafayette with family dinner and library gift.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Drake, Breed & Co
Philadelphia
Wabash
Marion
Indiana
G. A. H. Shideler
R. E. Breed
King
Abash
Union Traction Company
Laporte
Ind
St. Peter's
John de Grotte
South Bend
Aug. B. Oechtering
Mishawaka
St. Joseph's
Father Schramm
Paris
Lafayette
James J. Perrin
Margaret Cason
Samuel Cason
Thorntown
Lving
William H. Perrin
John O. Perrin
Indianapolis
Chicago real estate agent charged in Laporte murder case
Prosecutor Brees filed an affidavit in Laporte Circuit Court charging John C. Christman with murder in the heat of passion of Attorney Fred R. Liddell. The alleged assault occurred about two months ago when Christman struck Liddell with a cast iron notarial seal after a lawsuit dispute. Christman is in Chicago.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Brees
John C. Christman
Chicago
Seid
Fred R. Liddell
Christman
Liddell
Laportean
Canvassers jailed for swindling in Danville Christmas scare
Three alleged magazine canvassers were jailed in Danville on $300 bonds each for swindling. The courtroom was crowded with more than fifty women who said they were victims. The scheme promised big prizes with subscriptions, but prizes were not delivered and the canvasser fled with the money.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Quigley
Terre Haute Club to Sell Clubhouse for YMCA Gym
The Terre Haute Club directors unanimously accepted a $15,000 offer from the YMCA. The YMCA plans to build a gymnasium and rearrange the clubhouse to suit association needs at once.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Interurban grading contract awarded in Lafayette
The Lafayette contract for grading the Lafayette to Battle Ground interurban line goes to David Parsons for an undisclosed sum. Completion is slated for mid May with significant fill needed, signaling the abandonment of the scenic route past the Soldiers' Home and along the Wabash bluffs.
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Terre Haute
Blanche King
South First Street
Bernheimer
Logansport
Board of Police Commissioners
Thomas Morris
Muncie
Mabel Martin
Chillicothe
Flora
Carroll County Farmers’ Institute
Crawfordsville
J. A. Greene
Terre Hause Tribune
Louis G. Golding
Greene
Carnegie Offers Akron Free Public Library Project
Andrew Carnegie proposes a free city library for Akron with a $70,000 gift and a commitment from the city to pay $7,000 annually for maintenance. The announcement suggests the offer will be accepted, shaping a major public amenity.
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Akron, CO
Andrew Carnegie
City of
Akron
Saloon Quarrel and Murders Reported in Indiana
Dispatches from Cambridge City Summitville and Valparaiso detail fatal shootings and a saloon robbery. John Ryan slain in a Cambridge City quarrel as brothers Schook are jailed. Robert H. Glass identifies a burglar killed at Berry & Van Winkle’s in Summitville. Edward Davidson murder case cleared as three suspects were tied to the victim’s death.
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Richmond
Ind
Cambridge City
John Ryan
Schook
New Lisbond
Indianapolis Journal
Summitville
Robert H. Glass
Here
Ray
Berry & van Winkle
Albert Brown
Joshua Brown
Muncie
Valparaiso
Edward Davidson
John Sprendl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael Curtin
Robert Fleming
Roy Sewards
Davidson
Illinois Tragedy in Peoria Area Wife, Stepson Shot
Aurist Iceburg, 69, farmer from Farmington, shot his wife in the abdomen and then his 14 year old stepson after interference. He walked 17 miles to his daughter’s home near Farmington and shot himself in the head, dying after three hours. The wife is dying and the boy is expected to recover. Iceburg had deeded property to his son after his wife left him over the marriage.
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Peoria
Ill
Yates City
Aurist Iceburg
Farmington
Davis
Rathban to be sent to penitentiary for manslaughter
Jeffersonville Indiana December 24 Newell C Rathban found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to Indiana Reformatory for four to twenty one years for causing Charles Goodman s death in this city last month He will be taken to the penitentiary tomorrow morning and will not seek a new trial.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Newell C. Rathban
Indiana Reformatory
Charles Goodman
Locomotive narrowly averts wreck near Adin Bakers farm
The Southwestern Limited on the Big Four system escaped disaster near Kansas Edgar County Illinois yesterday afternoon. Engineer William White, guiding eight coaches filled with holiday travelers, spotted a herd of cattle on the tracks while descending a grade at high speed and acted to avert collision.
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Mattoon
Ill
Southwestern Limited
Kansas
Edgar County
William White
Adin Baker
Aie
White
Decorated for heroism by King for Lake Michigan rescues
Arthur Egan, aged seventeen, honored by King Edward VII with a Royal Humane Society gold medal for twenty three life saving exploits in Lake Michigan. He becomes the first US resident to receive the honor, notified by the British Consulate. Egan was born in Toronto Ontario and is a British subject by birth.
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Chicago
Arthur Egan
Lake Michigan
Edward VII
England
Egan
Wyndheen
Royal Humane Society
Edward
United States
Toronto
Ont
Emphatic denial in Chicago Evening Post tale
The Beautiful Miss Ludlow of Ohio rejects claims she is engaged to Captain Hobson. She argues you cannot state the engagement too emphatically and questions why the denials are issued, insisting on her right to dissent and to oppose the assertion.
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Chicago Evening Post
Spalding Admitted He Was Not Legally Elected
De Lancey Nicoll attorney for Andrew J. Freedman of the New York Baseball Club says Spalding’s letter amounts to a withdrawal from the office of president-secretary-treasurer. He asserts Spalding was never legally elected and courts view the election as illegal, leaving the National League status unchanged despite the pretended election.
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New York
de Lancey Nicoll
Andrew J. Freedman
New York Baseball Club
A. G. Spalding
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Spalding
National League
Fifth-avenue
Spalding seeks Talcott return to boost New York baseball
A. G. Spalding, elected head of the National Baseball League, met with Edward B. Talcott to urge him to rejoin the league and to consider buying President Freedman’s stake. Spalding said Talcott’s active participation would greatly popularize the game in New York, and Talcott will consider the proposal.
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Washington
A. G. Spalding
National Baseball League
New York
Edward B. Talcott
New York Club
Talcott
Freedman
Spalding
Lange and Harley Accept Detroit Terms for 1924
Detroit reports both former Chicago outfielder William Lange and Cincinnati's Richard J. Harley have accepted offers from the Detroit American League club. Lange will likely play first base and Harley left field, with Harley's signed contract expected to arrive.
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Detroit
the Tribune
William Lange
Chicago
Richard J. Harley
Cincinnati
Lange
Harley
Watkins Calls Meeting of Baseball Association Magnates
W H Watkins announced a call for a meeting of the American Baseball Association magnates in Kansas City on next Monday. He will attend and it is believed the Omaha matter will be settled at the gathering.
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W. H. Watkins
American Baseball Association
Kansas City
Mr. Watkins
Omaha
Kuhns Signs With Boston Club Farmed Out By Manager Watkins
The signed contract of Charles B Kuhns was received by Manager Watkins yesterday Kuhns signed with the Boston National League club but was farmed out and not given a chance He can play either the in or outfield and is a general utility man of good worth He is a good hitter and Watkins believes he will play good ball in Indianapolis.
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Charles B. Kuhns
Watkins
Kuhns
Boston
Indianapolis
A Dress Reformer From Fannie Wright to Mrs D'Arusmont
A New Orleans Times Democrat item recounts Fannie Wright, early 19th century reformer and Countess D Arusmont, as a pioneering figure in dress reform. It notes her ascent in Memphis circles, her choice of a man’s hat and plain black basque and skirt, and her indifference to public gaze as she pursued gradual education for freed African Americans.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Fannie Wright
Mme. Bloomer
South
Booker T. Washington
West
Tennessee
Memphis
Europe
America
Mme. Trollope
Anthony Trollope
D’arusmont
Countess D’arusmont
Fannie Wright Pioneer of Dress Reform and Public Flair
The article portrays Fannie Wright as a striking, unbothered figure whose marriage to Count D Arusmont ended in divorce and protracted property litigation. It credits her with influencing modern dress reform and early women’s status, noting her lectures across the country and her lasting impact on fashion and reform movements.
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Count D'Arusmont
Fannie Wright
City Club Bowling Team Wins Three Contests
The City Club bowling squad defeated the Tish I Mingos in all three games at City Club alleys and will represent Indianapolis in the national tournament in Buffalo next month. Graff set a five back record with 213, surpassing Sliver of New York at 209.
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City Club
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Gardners
Comstock
Allen
Brown
Pritchard
Parnin
Gielow
Wil McGrew
Tish-I-Mingos
Graft and Gardner
Graff
Sliver
New York
Purdue recruit Claire Peck trains at Y M C A during vacation
Claire Peck, captain of last year's M T H S track team, now joins Purdue's track squad next year and trains daily at the Y M C A during Christmas vacation. Dick Tolin, Shortridge alumnus and Cornell basketball team member, returns home for the holidays and plays daily basketball with former classmates.
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Claire Peck
Purdue
Dick” Tolin
Shortridge
Cornell
Tolin
Delectables Lead Shortridge Bowling League After Wins
The Shortridge Bowling League moved pos session at Pastime alleys yesterday morning. The Delectables beat the Trentons two games to one, while the Hoot Mons dropped two to the Mayers. Delectables lead, Mayers second, Hoot Mons third, Trentons last. league ends next Tuesday with a larger medals-based series planned after holidays. The Dyer medals third contest will be held at the Y M C A Saturday night with pole vaulting, standing high jumping and parallel bars as events, drawing about thirty association members.
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Shortridge
Delectables
Trentons
Hoot Mons
Mayers
Journal Sunday
Dyer
Pulliam defeats Ridgewater in straight falls at Avenue Club
In a Monday night match on Massachusetts avenue at the Avenue Athletic Club Randsford Pulliam defeated Samuel Ridgewater in straight falls. The first fall came in four minutes and the second in eight minutes. Pulliam expressed desire to wrestle at 135 pounds.
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Randsford Pulliam
Samuel Ridgewater
The
Avenue Athletic Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Pulliam
Record Underwater Marathon by Louis Sarcho at Chicago Coliseum
Captain Louis Sarcho set a world underwater diving record by staying submerged for nine hours in ten feet of water inside a Chicago Coliseum tank. He used a special underwater telephone to communicate with friends via standard city exchanges. Also report on the opening of a new ten lap bicycle track in Park Square Boston with notable performances by Champion, Michael, and Freeman.
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Louis Sarcho
Chicago Coliseum
Sarcho
Park Square
Boston
Albert Champion
Jimmy Michael
H. B. Freeman
Portland
Ore
G. R.ander
Chicago
Oakland
Quiz II
Quadra
Pompino
Edgardo
Decoy
Angerous Maid
New Orleans
Siphon
Ben Hallam
Little Elkin
Levoy
Death
Sir Florian
Pillsbury Stuns NY Club with 16-Game Blindfold Duel
Chess expert H N Pillsbury at the New York Athletic Club played sixteen simultaneous games blindfolded behind him for three hours against a mix of prominent athletes bankers lawyers and railroad men. Colonel James R Branch and BE T H Gibson were among opponents with openings named, and Pillsbury won nearly every game.
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NEW _ YORK
H. N. Pillsbury
New York Athletic Club
James R. Branch
Bankers’ Association
Pillsbury
Aray Lopez
BE. T. H. Gibson
Illinois Central Railroad
Four Knights
Lisbury
National League plots to strip Brush of Cincinnati franchise
Cincinnati dispatch reports that John T. Brush of Indianapolis faces replacement by Colonel J. D. Ellison and Cincinnati partners backed by the Spalding faction. A new club would obtain the grounds and relocate near central city sites, with Zimmerman associates and Zulick pursuing a buyout, and Ban Johnson meeting Ellison at the St Nicholas Hotel.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
John T. Brush
Indianapolis
J. D. Ellison
Columbus
Cincinnati Associates
Cincinnati Club
National League
Spalding
Brush
Western Avenue
Shafe Forbus
Eighth-street
Old
Bank Street Grounds
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Ellison
W. R. Zulick
Zulick
Ban Johnson
St. Nicholas Hotel
Peril in Envelopes Claims Three Died
James Hicks a Cincinnati iron magnate died in the Waldorf Astoria today from blood poisoning after a lip cut by envelope edge. Widow, daughter of ex mayor Thomas of Cincinnati, sails to bring body home. Also noting the deaths of George D. Roberts of Oakland, a mining pioneer, and Edward Taylor Bradford, noted mining expert and grandson of Father Taylor.
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New York
James Hicks
Cincinnati
Waldorf Astoria
Hicks
Cincinnati Corrugated Iron Company
Piqua Rolling Mills
Thomas
George D. Roberts
Oakland
Cal
Aldine Hotel
California
Edward Taylor Bradford
Denver
Col
Taylor
Boston
The Earl of Carrick Born in Ireland in 1835
Somerset Arthur Butler fifth Earl of Carrick born January 30 1835 at Roan More County Waterford Ireland He attended Harrow and rose to captain in the Grenadier Guards serving in the Crimea He retired in 1862 due to wounds He was a bachelor and his heir is his second cousin Charles Butler born 1851
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Somerset Arthur Butler
Earl of
Carrick
Baron Butler
Skerrin
Roan More
County Waterford
Ireland
Harrow
Grenadier Guards
Crimea
Charles Butler
Notable 19th Century Officials Die in Rapid Succession
DES MOINES IOWA December 4 General Roland V Ankeny longtime Polk county coroner died today after a week long pneumonia illness He served in the Mexican War and led the 142nd Illinois Infantry in the Civil War earning a brevet general for gallantry PHILADELPHIA December 24 David W Sellers prominent lawyer died at his home He was president of the Fairmount Park Commission and a solicitor for Pennsylvania Railroad and active in Democratic politics PHOENIX December 4 Clarence H King mining expert and engineer died in Phoenix at age 58 He helped organize the U S Geological Survey JACKSON Mississippi December 24 A M Lea of Vicksburg district attorney of Southern Mississippi district and leading Republican in the state died tonight of apoplexy at fifty.
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Des Moines
Roland V. Ankeny
Polk County
Gallanry
Philadelphia
David W. Sellers
Fairmount Park Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Phoenix
A. T
Clarence H. King
United States Geological Survey
Jackson
Miss
A. M. Lea
Vicksburg
Southern Mississippi
Fire Devastates Connellsville Square Losses Estimated at 75000
In Connellsville Pennsylvania a large square was wiped out by fire with losses around 75000. Most buildings were tenanted by about thirty occupants with many burned out and furniture stock at B P Wallace store destroyed. Insurance often did not cover the full loss. The fire’s origin remains unclear while the Wilkey estate property was heavily affected.
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Connellsville
Wilkey
B. P. Wallace
Dunlow
W W. Va
Deadwood
National Guard
New View of Water Meter Question in Buffalo Journal
A physician writes that water meters are unnecessary and that faucet water is not wasted. He argues sewer flushing keeps drains clean and gases down. He suggests public officials pushing meters will have a tougher task than anticipated.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Buttaio
Nichols resigns as Pecos & Northern and Southern Kansas Texas GM
Amarillo December 4 General Manager D H Nichols of the Pecos Northern Railway Company and the Southern Kansas Railway Company of Texas has resigned effective January 1. Nichols has served since the line's inception and was vice president and general manager three years ago.
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Amarillo
Texas
D. H. Nichols
Pecos & Northern Railway Company
Southern Kansas Railway Company of Texas
Nichols
Pecos & Northern
Kansas Millers Protest Action Against Higher Carload Weights
Kansas millers met in Topeka to protest railroad plans to raise minimum flour carload weight from 24 000 pounds to 3 pounds, arguing the move is unjust and that other state mills should not be forced into the same action in the same territory.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Dowte Case Decision Delayed In Zion Industries Suit
CHICAGO December 24 Judge announced the decision on the suit for the appointment of a receiver of Zion luce industries would not be handed down until after his return from holiday vacation.
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Chicago
Nounced
Zion Luce Industries
Bankrupt Woolen Company Adjudicated in New Haven
The Dayville Woolen Company of Danielson Connecticut was today adjudicated bankrupt in U S Court New Haven. A petition filed showed assets and debts, with listed liabilities around thirty dollars.
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New Haven, Conn
Dayville Woolen Company
Danielson, Conn
United States
General Kitchener Orders Deportation Over Speech
Minneapolis Tribune reports General Kitchener has ordered the deportation of a woman after she criticized the sprite Jah Wolien of concentration too freely. The action follows her remarks deemed disloyal by authorities.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Kitchener
Landed knockout blow in the third round
A boxing bout ended with a knockout in the third round as one fighter sent the opponent to the floor. Police arrested the aggressor shortly after the finish for further proceedings.
Civil service idea adopted by steel trust to ease labor relations
The steel trust has adopted civil service practices for its 200 employees on the lake steamer Ines, signaling a broader move toward closer capital and labor ties. The piece argues private business already uses civil service tactics, noting discharge for cause and employee loyalty, and suggests such cooperation could reduce ongoing hostility and distrust between workers and employers.
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Kansas City Journal
Steel Trust
Civil Service
Lake Steamship
Ines
Gift of Aguinaldo and Philippine War Cost
Israel Ward, formerly of the Fourteenth Infantry, recounts the costly Philippine War and the meaning of Aguinaldo as gift. He warns the season’s spirit comes with a heavy price in lives and money, urging readers to consider the true cost.
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Philadelphia Times
Israel Ward
Fourteenth Infantry
Philippines
Senator Hafina At White House Signals Roosevelt Ties
Cleveland Leader notes Hafina's two hour White House visit with the President on Saturday and implies Democrats may view it as Roosevelt ignoring the national committee chairman.
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Cleveland
Hafina
White House
Roosevelt
National Committee
Christmas Gift Bargain Question Between Johnnie and Father
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snappy exchange shows a child asking for a Christmas gift and the parent probing for funds with a practical money check. The brief dialogue captures holiday shopping sparseness and family budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Johnnie
United States Marshal Office Honors Henry C Pettit with Gold Badge
A US marshal's office presenter yesterday awarded Henry C Pettit a handsome gold badge engraved U S Marshal. Pettit expressed gratitude and delivered a brief speech praising the honor in a cordial presentation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marshal's Office
Henry C. Pettit
U. S
Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold Ad
A vintage advertisement promises relief from coughs and colds with Laxative Brome- ne Tablets, claiming cure and payment terms. The line highlights the product as a patent remedy with a money-back style offer and price contained in cents.
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