Weather Forecast For Tuesday Through Wednesday
Forecast covers multiple regions with rain or snow on Tuesday and clearing or fair conditions by Wednesday. Includes winds from southwest to northwest, varying by area. Temperature data notes cloudy conditions and precipitation amounts, with Blythe as section director.
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Ohio
Conease
Kentucky
Wednes- Michigan
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Wednesain
Clearin
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Blythe
Pope issues note on sacred church music guidance
The Pope, after discussions with experts including Abbe Porosi of the Bisteine choir, issues a note in Osservatore Romano urging strict adherence to liturgical music rules. He condemns transforming liturgical music into concert material and supports Gregorian chant, ordering Porosi to compose a Gregorian mass for St Gregory the Great centennial next Easter.
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Porosi
Bisteine
Osservatore Romano
Perosi
St. Gregory the Great
St. Gregory
Edwin P. of Reston to Lead Theatrical Company
Lexington news notes show Edwin P. of Reston, manager of the David mm Theatrical Company, undergoing a serious operation today but choosing to continue with the company.
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Lexington
Edwin P
Reston
David mm
Hopeful View Taken by Russian Officials on War Pause
In St. Petersburg officials say Russia’s delay in replying to Japan is a positive sign. The Czar aims for peace but prepares for war to safeguard Korea and Russia’s Far East interests. British moves in Tibet and the Yangtze spur Russian caution while maintaining readiness and possible concessions.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Czar
Korea
Far East
Britain
Great Britain
Thibet
Yangsze Valley
Manchuria
Yangsze
China Seeks Manchuria Evacuation Details From Russia
Peking reports Lia-Fang met Russian Minister Lessar to discuss potential Russian withdrawal from Manchuria. Lessar cites cold weather and ongoing Russia Japan negotiations as reasons evacuation is impractical, while noting risks to Russian interests. China favors Russia and Japan honoring treaty rights in Korea and Manchuria without further gains. Russian commander asks disbandment of militiamen. Tartars reportedly conceal arms with possible general complicity.
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Peking
Lien-Fang
Board of Foreign Affairs
Lessar
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Foreign Office
China
Korea
Russia Orders Meat From United States
Multiple cities report Russia placing large meat orders with American packers. Orders total about 1.5 million pounds for San Francisco with deliveries by early January. Additional shipments of beef and other supplies are planned for Port Arthur and Russia War Department needs. Large volumes of flour are also booked for Japan from Minneapolis mills, while Getz Bros. & Co. contracted to supply 8 million pounds of beef to Russia and business with Cudahy and others grows.
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Port Arthur
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy Packing Company
South Omaha
United States
War Department of Russia
ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis Mills
Japan
The
Bulletin
Geta Bros. & Co
Getz Bros. & Co
Cudahy & Co
Japan Said to Have Purchased Warships
New York dispatch cites Buenos Aires that Argentine warships Moreno and Rivadiva built in Genoa were sold by Anthony Gibbs & Co. for 7.5 million dollars, though the buyer nation remains unnamed. London reports Japan negotiating for Moreno and Rivadiva but no final purchase. British Admiralty calls for reserve officers to list contact addresses in emergency.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
Moreno
Rivadiva
Ansaldos
Italy
Anthony Gibbs & Co
London
Japan
Rivadavla
Genoa
Legation
Portsmouth
Far East
Twentieth Victim of Grand Rapids Wreck
In Grand Rapids on Saturday a Pere Marquette wreck near East Paris left twenty dead after a head on collision. Coroners, railroad officials, and investigators revised names and counts, noting some believed to be alive later, and reporting possible vandalism and theft from victims.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Pere Marquette
Paris
Stoddard
East Paris
Allen Wells
Big Rapids
Peter W. Wierenge
Gran Rapids
Nam Peterson
Thoma
Sioux City
F. M. Gillett
Portland
William G. Smith
Smith
Gillett
Doy
Gerrit Motman
T. Mischaick
John Post
M. J. Carpenter
Chicago
McCord
Pere Marquette Railroad
East
Hilliker
Dey
Chapman
Grand Rapi
Investigation Finds No Employee Responsible for Wreck
Superintendent D W Dner of the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completed an inquiry into the wreck of the Duquesne limited near Dawson Pa last Wednesday night. He announced that no railroad employee is responsible and the accident was unavoidable.
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Pittsburg
D. W. Dner
Baltimore & Ohio
Duquesne Limited
Dawson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wreck in Boone kills one and injures five
In Boone Iowa today a suburban car collided with a switch engine in the yards. Two women and three men were seriously injured, and Charles Humphrey a car barn man was fatally injured. The car was demolished and eight passengers escaped serious harm.
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Boone, Ia
Charles Humphrey
Boone Yards
Japan May Safeguard Korea Without Delay
The Privy Council approved a Cabinet emergency ordinance to guarantee 10 million yen in debentures for completing the Seoul Fusan Railway by year end and to cover possible military expenses for railway protection. If Russia does not modify its reply, Japan may immediately safeguard Korea, potentially without war.
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Privy Council
Seoul-Fusan
Russia
Japan
Korea
King Christian of Denmark Not Critically Ill
In Gmunden Austria on December 23 King Christian the Danish monarch aged eighty five is reported in good condition with no cause for anxiety. He delayed his Rome trip for several days due to a chill while attending the silver wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland at Gmunden.
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Gmunden
Austria
Christian
Denmark
Rome
Cumberland
Headaches From Colds Blocked by Quinine Remover
Laxative Bromo Quinine claims to ease colds by removing the cause, while urging readers to seek full, genuine names for proper identification. The notice frames the product as a remedy and emphasizes authentic naming as essential.
Mormon Missionaries Stirring New York City
A band of young Mormon missionaries works among high school girls in New York under Rev. John G. McQuarrie who denies sending converts to Utah. Opposition is led by Rev. Dr. Duncan J. McMillan. Attacks target preaching rather than law violations.
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New York
John G. McQuarrie
Eastern Conference
Utah
Duncan J. McMillan
Lewis Nixon Not Required to Testify in Calhoun Suit
New York December report: Justice Leventritt grants an order vacating Nixon’s examination before trial in a Calhoun v Trust Company of the Republic case seeking about 800000 dollars. Calhoun claims he was engaged to sell US Shipbuilding bonds in England and would earn 5 percent, about 800000 dollars, if all bonds sold. He alleges obstruction of his commission. Leventritt says Calhoun had enough facts to frame his complaint.
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New York
Lewis Nixon
Justice Leventritt
Supreme Court
John C. Calhoun
Trust Company of the Republic
George C. Boldt
James F. Livingston
Calhoun
England
United States Shipbuilding Company
Nixon
Leventritt
Grave Robber McNamee Dies After Beating Frustration
Philadelphia December 28 An ex-prison head of a grave robbing syndicate who stole more than sixty Negro bodies from Lebanon Cemetery was found unconscious at Fifth and Walnut streets with a fractured head and died hours later. He had long feared retaliation by bereaved Negroes and had been pursued after his release from prison where he served two years. Police investigators have yet to find the slayer.
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Philadelphia
Frank McNamee
Lebanon
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
McNamee
Lebanon Cemetery
cNamee
Rison
Another Judge to Sit in the Dietrich Case
Omaha dispatch reports that a new federal petit jury has been sworn for the current District Court session. The Dietrich conspiracy indictment will be tried January 4, with Judge Munger transferring the Dietrich case to the Circuit Court to involve a circuit judge such as Thayer of St Louis or Hook of Topeka, likely Judge Thayer, in the panel.
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Omaha
Neb
Federal Petit Jury
District Court
Munger
Grand Jury
Dietrich
Circuit Court
Sanborn
St. Paul
Vendeventer
Cheyenne
Thayer
St Louis
Hook
Topeka
Macedonians Ready to Fight Turkey Again
Salonica December 28 authorities report four thousand Macedonian revolutionists under eighty Brian officers prepared to invade Turkish territory. An order was issued urging Turkish officers to exercise extreme vigilance and a rumor says the second army reserve will be called out.
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Salonica
European
Turkey
Real estate dealer shot in hotel room in St Joseph
H G Edmundson, a real estate dealer, was found fatally shot in a South St Joseph hotel room by the husband of Mrs G W Grote, a building contractor. Grote fired through the door panel with a shotgun. Edmundson and Mrs Grote’s husband are involved. they recently moved from Bedford Iowa.
Death of famed writer Mrs Sullivan in Chicago
Mrs Alexander Sullivan a renowned author and editorial writer died at 56 after a week of illness from paralysis. Born Margaret F Buchanan in Ireland she moved to Detroit as a child and educated at Sacred Heart Convent and Detroit High School. She contributed to the New York Sun and Chicago Times and wrote for the Chicago Chronicle. She previously had a stroke in 1896 and recovered before a second stroke last December 20.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Sullivan
Margaret F. Buchanan
Ireland
Detroit
Mich
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Chicago Times
Wilbur F. Storey
Negroes star in Mikado at Tomlinson Hall
Under St. Phillips Mission auspices the opera Mikado was staged last night in Tomlinson Hall. A crowd of prominent local Black residents filled the hall for the 9 o'clock curtain. The 40-strong cast featured Dr. J H Ward as the Mikado and Fred Anderson as Nanki Pooh with a full lineup of local dignitaries in principal parts.
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St. Phillips Mission
Tomlinson Hall
Japan
J. H. Ward
Nanki Pooh
Yum Yum
Fred Anderson
Ko Ko
Titipu
Ezra Roberts
Amos Bybee
Pish Sh
F. J. Johnson
Pitti Sing
Peep Bo
Ora Dunlop
Lula Smith
Rhoda Moody
Brutus McWilliams
Alphonso Bushon
Albert Strothers
George David
Lile Baker
Oper Johnson
Will Hampton
Harry
May Be Last Western Trip For Princeton Musical Clubs
The Princeton university glee, banjo and mandolin clubs may quit Western tours due to strict scholarship rules. The same condition rule that bans members with academic deficiencies has limited eligibility, hindered scheduling, and reduced travel west of the Mississippi. Faculty enforcement has sparked talk of ending Western trips after years of limited reach.
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Princeton Musical Clubs
Indianapolis
Princeton
Mississippi
Denver
Juries Drawn by Marion County Jury Commissioners
James A Cruse and Thomas Steele with County Clerk William E B Davis drew grand and petit juries for Circuit and three Superior Courts. The lists include Webb Janeway Decatur township Cornelius Kelly city Robert Dunlap city James A McKee city Nathaniel Smith Franklin township William E Ringer Broad Ripple and many others across city townships.
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James A. Cruse
Thomas Steele
Marion County
William EB. Davis
Webb Janeway
Decatur Township
Cornelius Kelly
Robert Dunlap
James A. McKee
Nathaniel Smith
Franklin Township
Willam E. Ringer
Broad Ripple
H. R. Ellis
Samuel Whitridge
Lafayette Lockwood
Alfred Carver
H. H. Pomeroy
Edward A. Hendrickson
Jesse A. Avery
Jonathan Stewart
City
Homer Chilian
Warren Township
Henry Printz
George Stimpf
Perry Township
William 8. Darling
Pike Township
Su Or Court
Fred Reinecke
B . Carey
F. E. Francis
Thomas W. Brown
John W. Godown
A. D. McNutt
John N. Serff
Charles Chatton
Edward Schaefer
Center Township
William Hoffman
Catur
Andrew W. Porter
Wayne Township
James A. Smith
Lawrence Township
Superior
Tarius Worgell
Joseph Steffen
John A. Bobbs
A. S. Burt
Samuel L. Taylor
Charles A. Clark
John W. Woods
Gactee W. Hoffmen
Otto P. Deluse
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Claim in Ad Text
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms using PAZO CONE MENT claiming to cure in 6 to 14 days with a money refund if it fails. The wording targets readers with hemorrhoidal issues and makes bold treatment claims.
Pneumonia Deaths Surge With Chicago Health Crisis
A health bulletin shows 129 pneumonia deaths in Chicago in seven days, totaling 27 percent of weekly mortality. Hospital crowding worsens as beds run out and fewer serious cases are admitted, while severe weather correlates with injuries from icy sidewalks.
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Chicago
Pneweonta
Taggart Forces Put Keach And His Gang To Rout At Primaries
Polster and his backers blocked the voting window at 215 West New York Street, demanding inside access and prompting a near riot as Keach supporters clashed with Taggart allies. Police, Mayor Holtzman, and election officers restored order while Fanning’s Joseph T. Fanning celebrated a solid district win. James Leroy Keach remained unlocated amid the turmoil.
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Taggart
Keach
Bailiwick
Polster
West New York Street
Bert Perrott
Bertillion
Police Department
Barney Conroy
The
William McKenney
Barrett
Charles Maurice
McClure
McClellan
Ed Moore
Sentinel
Holtzman
Claypool
Seventh Ward
Bill” Kissel
Kissel
Maines
Mike” Laughlin
Joseph T. Fanning
Thomas Taggart
James Leroy Keach
Politics Before Business In City Hall Courthouse Corridor
A late afternoon, political focus empties city offices as Democratic makies draw officials away from routine work. Mayor, Public Safety, Health, and Controller offices show desertion while Park Board and engineer staff remain. City Attorney absent until morning, underscoring the campaign urgency.
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Board of Health
Board of Public Works
Edity
Park Board
Politien
Stevenson Building
Rescue Mission Opens New Year Open House
Rescue Mission to hold open house from 2 to 9 pm Thursday to reunite workers converts and friends. About 1,000 guests will be received with music and messages from several city ministers.
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