Giuseppe Zanardelli Former Premier Dies in Rome Villa
Giuseppe Zanardelli, former premier, died at his villa on Lake Garda at 7:30 pm. He faced illness with family and clergy at his side. The death prompted a state-funeral plan, with King Victor Emmanuel informed after attending the opera. Zanardelli, 77, had served as president of the Chamber, minister of justice, and prime minister, resigning in 1903 due to ill health.
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Rome
Giuseppe Zanardelli
Maderno
Lake
Carda
Signor Zanardelli
Bonametti
Giolitt
Or Zanardelli
Chamber of Deputies
Islee Zanardelli
Council of Ministers
Quirinal
Rng
Signor Zanaril
Ci.bdinet
Interior
Signor Giolitti
Marine
Chamber
Zanardelli
Czar
Victor Emmanuel
Signor Gliolitt
Gliolitt
Inquiry in Fair Will Case Closed in Paris
In Paris on December 2 the Fair Will inquiry closed as Edmund Kelly for Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Oelrichs argued before Judge Eissler that Dr Perriquet’s testimony on Mrs. Fair’s death was inconsistent. Heirs’ counsel seek an extension as heirs’ witnesses are not all testified.
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Paris
Edmund Kelly
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Herman Oelrichs
Eissler
Perriquet
Trust deed transfers assets to creditors trustees in Mississippi
A chattel deed of trust filed today transfers the property of F. H. Smith Lumber Co and Hardwood Export Co to Patrick B. Little and Charles B. Fritschen as trustees for creditors. Reported assets total about 256000 for the firms and 100 for the two companies, with the Hardwood Export Co located at Mount Vernon, Miss. The Smith Lumber Co owner F. H. Smith had taken the plant and stock to protect his investments during financial trouble.
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ST. Louis
F. H. Smith Lumber Company
Hardwood Export Company
Patri B. Little
Charles 8. Fritschen
Mount Vernon
Miss
F. H. Smith
The
Smith Lumber Company
Roy Bailey Arrested In Burlington Train Wreck Charge
Denison dispatch reports T. E. Pratt of the Burlington route with special charge Roy Bailey who was arrested at El Campo Texas on a warrant accusing him of attempting to wreck a passenger train near Shelbin Missouri about a month ago.
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Dallas
Tex
Denison
T. E. Pratt
Burlington
Hannibal
Roy Bailey
el Campo
Shelbin
Ohio State Convention Set For Mid May
John B. Clingerman chairman of the Republican state committee announced after a conference with Gen. Charles Dick and other leaders that the Ohio state convention will be held about the middle of next May. This remains the latest time to change delegates to the national convention.
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Springfield
John B. Clingerman
Republican State Committee
Charles Dick
Ohio
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Maritime notices record arrivals and departures on December 3 to 26 at New York Philadelphia Nantucket Gibraltar Liverpool Yokohama Cherbourg Southamptown Antwerp Copenhagen and related routes. Vessels include Philadelphia Prince Oscar Etruria Victoria Ivernia Sardegna California Hong Kong Maru Vaderland Hecla and more with ports listed as Southampton Genoa Naples Havre Liverpool New York London Hong Kong and others.
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New York
Phifladelphia
Southampton
Prinz Oscar
Genoa
Naples
Etruria
Erpool
Queenstown
St. Er
Minneapolis
London
Liverpool
Lucania
Belgravia
Hamburg
Zeeland
Antwerp
Nantucket
Mass
Touraine
Havre
Westsermand
Philadelphia
Minnehaha
Gibraltar
Sardegna
California
Cevic
Victorian
Ivernia
Yokohama
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hong Kong
Saw Smiths National Union Saws Small but Steady in U S
The Saw Smiths National Union of North America headquartered in Indianapolis at 351 South Illinois Street is noted as the smallest national union in the United States. Founded in 1890 by local crafts, it reports steady growth, financial stability, wage gains to 3.50 to 4.00 a day, shorter hours, and no strikes in thirteen years, with plans for a union label across saw manufacturers. C. G. Wertz serves as secretary-treasurer and leads a two-person office.
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Saw Smith's National Union of North
America
Sawsmiths’ Union
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Saw Smiths
National Union of North America
New York
Fitchburg
Mass
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Newark
N. J
Columbus
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Canada
Toronto
Gulf
Montreal
Atlanta
Cr. G. Wertz
Mr. Wertz
North America
Disster & Sons
Call for conference to settle Colorado mine strike
John Mitchell calls a meeting in the city on January 4 of United Mine Workers officers and Colorado Fuel and Iron representatives to seek a settlement of the Cripple Creek miners strike. Mitchell, Lewis, and Wilson are away. the UMWA convention begins January 18 at Tomlinson Hall with about one thousand delegates to decide next year’s wage scale.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Pees
Mitchell
Illinois
Lewis
Bridgeport
Wiliam Wilson
Pennsylvania
Tomlinson Hall
Labor union balls mark season of city dances
The city’s union locals host a string of balls as winter events. Switchmen in Tomlinson Hall drew a large crowd Thursday, butchers danced in Germania Hall on Christmas night, and two more dances are slated in January and February. Union leaders travel to Vincennes for a major mass meeting, while the Paper Hangers elect officers led by H. H. Charles. Senior vice president T. M. Pierson notes a successful year as he heads East after Christmas.
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Tomlinson Hall
Germania Hall
Germania
William D. Huber
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Vincennes
Carpenters and Joiners
H. H. Charles
W. 8. Elvis
G. W. Booth
3. B. Taylor
T. J. Kincaid
H. C. Sharp
John Dailey
Central Labor Union
William Brandon
W. F. Ryan
T. M. Pierson
the Order of Railway Telegraphers
Pierson
A New Year Ballad of Hope and Return
A reflective poem bids farewell to the Old Year and greets the New Year with visions of harvest, bloom, and renewed faith. It speaks of nature’s bounty, dawns of joy, and a wish for contentment to drown cares, ending with the line Thy will be done. Solon L. Goode. Advertorial note invites readers to like the American girl and Cook’s Imperial Champagne.
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Ae — Finn
Solon L. Goode
Colored cast to present The Mikado at Tomlinson Hall
A prominent Indianapolis event features an eighty voice mixed chorus and a star lineup led by Joseph H. Ward and R Jones in The Mikado. Organized by St. Philip's Mission, the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta promises a polished production with Fred Anderson directing. Curtain at 8 15 followed by a promenade concert.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
St. Philip's Mission
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fred Anderson
Joseph H. Ward
R. Jones
Nanki Poo
Ezra Roberts
Koko
Amos Rybee
Poo Bah
Frank Johnson
Pish Tush
Ora Dunlap
Marvelous case of dual personality ends in shipboard recall
Quincy Illinois reports a remarkable case of dual personality involving Charles Du Bois a 28 year old from Gibson City. He vanished from memory in June 1902 while en route to church in Gueydan Louisiana and later awakened aboard the Endymion a full rigged sailing ship bound for Madagascar with no recollection of his former life. He later recovered his memory near Leith Scotland after being paid 145 dollars and returning to New York then Illinois.
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Quincy
Charles du Bois
Gibson City
du Bois
Louisiana
Albert Carlisle
Gueydan
United States
Endymion
Diego
Suartez
Madagascar
Peterson
Bois
Pensacola
Fla
Reunion
Rangoon
Burmah
Leith
Scotland
Illinois
New York
R. O. Beadles
Church
du Boils
Galveston
Texas
Four Persons Lived Week On 35 Cents
New York magistrate recounts the distress of Mary Murray a mother of three and her starving children ages four two and one month. Detectives confirm privation after subsisting on 35 cents for a week. He urges wealthy women to donate and advises workhouse aid with Children’s Society support.
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New York
Crane
Mary Murray
Martha
Kern
Andrew
Madeline
Webster Avenue
Mooney
PLAN ANOTHER TRACTION CO S MEN STRIKE THREAT
Chicago December 2 6 Theatricalized note warns that stationary firemen engineers electricians and teamsters at the Chicago City Railway may quit if demands are not met by January 1 with an immediate call for sympathy from street car men. General Manager McCulloch rejects negotiations.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
McCulloch
Traction Company
Pope urged to ban Loisy's books in Vatican action
Rome December reports say Cardinal Richard pressed the Vatican to place Abbe Loisy's writings in the Index Expurgatorius to avoid being seen as soft on his condemnation. Archbishop Mignot defended Loisy, but observers doubt the outcome. Loisy reportedly will not recant his biblical criticism.
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Pope
Loisy
Rome
Richard
Vatican
Abbe Loisy
Mignot
Albi
Big reductions on antique furniture and Oriental rugs
Inventory blowout offers bulk discounts on One Combination Library Table and Hall Chair and many other pieces. Leather tops, ash and oak tables, screens, tabourettes, lamps, candelabra, brass items, teakettles, and numerous Oriental rugs priced well below regular levels with several rugs listed at substantial savings. Limited time through inventory Thursday evening.
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Financial Straits
Ohio State Convention
Buckeye
South
Illinois Street
C. J. Wertz
Sawsmiths’ National Union
Vincenne
Cook
Traction CO
the Fine Arts
Milady
India
Tabourettes
Art Electrollers
Othr
Steins
Neary
Germany
Oriental Rugs
Samarkand
Kermanshah
Satsuma
L. S. Ayres
Indiana
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