Women Suffrage Debate Draws Crowd in New York
A New York Berkley theatre gathering featured leaders from the International Woman Suffrage Council debating the ballot for women. Dr Lyman Abbott read a Roosevelt letter amid interruptions as suffragists pressed for support while conservatives voiced opposition.
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New York
Pernt Dent
United States
Phe Atari
Naonal League For the Civic Education of Women
Berkley Theatre
Abe
Lyman Abbott
Lotter
Auditore
Abbott Wan
Sppiavice
Mra
Horan Wella
England
Holloway
Wylag
House of Commons
Fehard Watyon Gibber
Society
Butler
Colanbia University
Elli Root
Carnogle Ball
International Woman Suffrage Council
Phillip Buwwien
Engined
Mere
Clarence Mackay
Charley FP
Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptiat
Unity in Labor Aims Guided by Federal Council
In Philadelphia on Friday the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America adopted resolutions showing support for active work for the laboring man and improved church distribution. Rev. Charles Steltzer of New York warned the church must engage the laboring class and keep him from Bochum. He said socialism has led church efforts in labor advancement and he supported organized labor.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Neel Om
Charles Steltzer
New York
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Boeikhem
Arbitration theme at Friday session of American Mining Congress
The American Mining Congress held a Friday night section in Pilteburs with opening remarks by Lewis of the United Mine Workers and a letter on arbitration from Judge George Gray of Delaware. A broad discussion on conservation and accident prevention followed. In Omaha a murder trial of Clarkes B. Devise began with defense testimony after Mrs Rice recounted Devise’s alleged confession to planning the doctor’s murder and a related scheme to kill him with a deadly weapon.
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American Mining Congress
Pilteburs
Lewis
United Mine Work Era
Fran Dudge
George Gray
Delaware
Austin
Omaha
Neb
Clarkes B. Devise
Frederik Hustly
Bigan
Mra Rice
Pve
de Austin
Davie
Prowley
Davin
Pine Blot Being Washed Away Near Ark River
Damaging flood reports describe seven dwellings and two story buildings undermined as Ark River water levels rise. Officials warn ongoing erosion and danger to homes. authorities urge evacuations and monitoring of rising waters.
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Arkousie
Notes on business, theatre sales, and immigration shifts
A fragmented report cites funds for A Booth & Co reorganizing efforts, a New York Elks club project worth 100000, and a Christmas eve dedication. It mentions Mrs. Nicholas Longworth receiving jewels from the Chinese empress dowager, and cattlemen examining Mexican lands for ranching. Also notes Booth memorabilia auction prices, John W Gates reorganizing a major circus, and Canada’s immigration drop amid stricter rules with 127,080 arrivals year to date.
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A. Booth & Co
Lawtier
Centralia
Elks
New York
Hes Hk
Nicholas Longworth
Empress Dowager of
China
Parle
Castro
Venzuela
England
France
Edwin Booth
John W. Gates
Canada
Conference of naval warfare code talks opens in London
The conference of powers convened by Great Britain to frame a naval warfare code and establish the International prize court opened at the Foreign Office. It will run through Christmas holidays and is expected to continue until about February 1. Delegations have sent lists of subjects they think should be addressed.
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London
Veo
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Hritheh
Couple's Death By Own Action After Domestic Row
In Whwuellog West Virginia a husband and wife died after ingesting corrosive liquid following a quarrel. Willem Shorts of Bridgeport testified he emptied multiple bottles while his wife bound in a carba acid intake. The bright details indicate a domestic dispute linked to a past romance and legal actions pending against an alleged former lover.
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Whwuellog
W. Va
Dee
Gotohff
Willem Shorts
Bridgeport
Kttle Shorte
Oth
Shorts
Auta Miler
Ohio
Government move to block Rigo butter brand in Illinois court
In Pennsylvania court action, officials seek to break up the merger of butter labels under the name Rigo. The case targets the brand’s control and market practices as authorities pursue antitrust remedies in a federal circuit court.
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Chicago
Aff Caly
United States
Eircuit Court of
McCarren Tops in Kings County County Board Race
In New York Kings County local politics, Patrick H. McCarren leads as a top candidate for the county board. Reports indicate strong support from party lines and voter turnout in the primary.
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Pat McCarren
New York
Lee, S
Patrick H. McCarren
Boal
Kings County
Fined for Rebating in Richwood Va Court
December 6 report from Richwood Virginia states Helway Cowan and Pelday were fined 140 on each of nine counts for rebates. Johnen Co. paid 1 000 on three counts and Drak aged 1 000 on each of three counts for rebates.
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Richwood
Helway Cowan
Trade Quiet at Factory Trade Quite Oatiofactory
The weekly review notes colder weather boosting demand yet uneven assortments due to dealer conservatism. Steel industry runs near normal, water works and rail contracts press on, woolen and pulp plants show activity while lake navigation declines. Hazel murder trial details emerge with defendant’s mother’s death cited amid defense claims of innocence and challenging sanity.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Con Weekly
Rayne
New Hughand
Cal Ovens
Hellsville
Hazel
Toledo
Telwde
Boll
Howe
Hagel
Harvey Hazel
Big Mother
My Vietin
Joel Hagel
Shore Line
Hasel
Columbus University Dean Confined After Gall Tones Attack
Thompsons of Ohio Btgte university report Dew Gowresident Thompsons confined at his home for a week with an attack of gall tones showing continued improvement There will be 90 operation.
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Columbus
Dew
Gowresident Thompsons
Ohlo Btgte University
Threatened Trouble Averted in Washington Conference
Washington braces as delegates from Pennsylvania and allies avert a looming clash during a high level conference. Senate action crafted a binding agreement amid tense negotiations and mounting war risk concerns. International observers monitor the outcome and its impact on ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Washington
Dec
Pennsylvania
Trains Collide Delaying Multiple Routes at New London
A collision between eastbound railroad Nos 90 and 6 near New London on Friday afternoon caused widespread delays. Train crews escaped with minor injuries, while Nos 27 and 48 faced significant delays. No 46 was badly hampered. Erie and Lake Shore traffic also disrupted Toledo area service as cars were replaced. Mr L G Perry, former Erie chief dispatchers, arrived to photograph Union Station and freight houses as officials plan route-wide reviews.
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No 46
Hocking Valley Road
Lake Shore
Toledo
Hipeking Valley
L. G. Perry
Erie Road
Meadyile
Union Station
Erle
Werry
Fire Railroad
Belo
Perry
Dayton
Wreck of the City of Chicago continues with crew details
Wreckage reports the steamer City of Chicago ashore after a monster gale. Sailors listed include first engineer Charles Warwick and second engineer N. Duncan among many Chicago and Michigan City crew members. The loss follows the storm that sank the ship with seventeen lives missing or dead.
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TH Frankin
New York
Michigay City
Ogdensburg
Ing OY
F. ¥. Dorby
Miwaukee
Ogee
Cormni
Dillon
Waa Ligt
Quebec
Wielety
Mlb
Marithe Exchange
Wax John Casey
Chicago
Ernie
Angin Marntymre
Chares Warwick
Michixen City
Ind
N.Y
Max Sanders
Warner
Pricday
Tupi
Plecen
Gulf of St. Lowreice
West Bay City
Two Columpus residents suffer crises in NE city area
Two personal crisis reports in Columpus Columbia Ohio on December 6 describe Bodlea ut William Keeley aged 40 and George Imotuer aged 65, both round-house workers, found in NEpalite portions of the city Friday. They reportedly suffered mental distress and were taken to a local facility for evaluation.
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Columpus Columbia
Bodlea
William Keeley
Mhoanaker
George Imotuer
J. H. Clark Elected and Memorial Plans For Tomorrow
J H Clark elected to chanceller commander as Marion Judge No 402 and Freemason officers were chosen for the coming term. A memorial service at Grand Opera House tomorrow at 2 PM honors specific lodge members with Edward Younger delivering the address. Public invited to attend.
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Marion
Kolshin
Pythkes
Dikmedes
Metveras Gaisre
Jadie
Tardy
Wittal
John H. Clark
Chancetler Comimatvder
Elmer Hehownland
George O. Hayle
BH. Slims
Arma
W. & Spener
J. W. Hunwae
LeRoy Zachman
Mater of Finance
Delctus
Frank Coon
W. G. Tate
Recopin
Mente W. Tones
Amster
Deonge McKinley
Ceilef
H. Delany
Bam Keller
Gue
Marion Lodge No. 32
Grand Opera House
Tiecother Edwanl Younger
Clavedamswinet
Tokote
Lie
Kyeysne
Murder Verdict in Kentucky Home Wrecker Case
After a 23 hour deliberation the jury in Buck Cottongame of Kentucky is found guilty of murder in the first degree and recommended mercy resulting in life imprisonment without possibility of pardon. Arnett, the man killed, was accused of breaking up Cottongame’s home. Cottongame testified Arnett attacked him with a razor and he shot in self defense. The case cost the county much time and expense.
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Hamilton
Dee
Buck Cottongame
Kentucky Fodier
Farriah Arnett
Jackson
Arnett
Cottongame
Hile
Mayor Fines Greene $100 and Costs in Beer Case
The mayor's court held Greeno guilty of selling or giving away intoxicants in a house. The defendant claimed the beer was prescribed by a physician, who denied writing a prescription. The mayor imposed a $100 fine plus costs, with execution suspended pending higher court review.
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George Airenow
Louie Scherft
Greig
Thresoe
Imayer
Creugh
Greene
Marlon Peening and Bottle Company
Swinday
Bedard Evensing
Greeno
Seher
Huy Rugs for Xmas at OWL'S DECORATING COMPANY
An OCR damaged artifact lists shop names and sales events including Huy Rugs for Xmas at Owls Decorating Company and Polo Tuesday Night in Marion and Coshocton with chaotic phrases. It references discounts, free admissions, and various product mentions, but readable details are fragmentary.
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Huy
Owl's Decorating Company
Polo
Marion Va
Coshocton—Hargain
Insane Declared for Calvln Brice Heir’s Fate Saint Louis
In Ohio and New York legal notices, Calvln Brice's heirs face estate actions. Sheriff declares 18 year old son insane. Executors, led by McKinneon, finalize funds and certificates before transferring assets to Charles Green. Washington suffrage HQ planned with NAWSA lease and allied groups to monitor Congress.
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Federal Council Churches of Christ
Blinan
Prisca
Staan
Port
Conference of
Powire
Atter
R. G. Don & Coe
Weekly Review OF Trade
Tenrutery ix
Brotherhood of ‘Tea
Atwyiia
Pittature
Pennsylvania Railroad
Masons
J. Mason
W. M
J. H. Clark
K. P
Marton
Frew
Hoiday Eveting
Jamapha
Macon
Henry 4
Smn
Wenior
Willian Welder
Benjamin Helber
Trewarer
A. Knapp
See
N. Titus
Dyler
Avmon Pier
Avroumgon
Ageer
Hew
Dodge
Frank Marguis
Manafield
Logan Transfer Co
M. HW
Logan
Mer
North Suite
Arena
Ammann
Mayor Sosks
Speakeasy
Ladaviers
Merida
Price
OLR Decorating Company
Adam
Hollister
Plocken
Lee
Harel
Hilnoly
Theodore Frey
Charles Hupels
OHL S Daooating Company
Atate Board of Health
Frank G Smith
IY. M.C. A
Frank G. Smith
Epworth M
Calvln Brice
S—fommer
Stewart M. Iieles San
Sdnator Calwan
Vibe
Hencompetent
Kirhgetntck Helee
Wil Lhe Cone
Ollie Trother
John Fran
Ln Brien
Se Eleters
Helen Olivia
Margaret Kate Wetow
Peter
Winwan
Henry Oley Mount
Wee Baliw
Askinbila
McKinnen
Hia
McKinoon
Lily
Charles
Green
Air
MeKlinnon
Coen
Warren
National American Warrnn Suffrage Association
Wurren
Hocking Valley
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