Week's World News Highlights Stir Global Action and Local Tragedies
A Berlin march of 40 000 urged direct universal suffrage, while 30 000 sympathizers supported the protest. In the US, a night clerk Marvin Reynolds was killed by a gas explosion. John Ulery died in Indiana and his brother was involved in a fatal freight crash. Fire and traffic chaos troubled Chicago and Detroit, with several injuries and fatalities. Also noted were political shifts, court cases, and international dispatches including Brazil’s welcome for Admiral Evans and a Tokyo baron’s ambassadorial appointment.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Atrents
Marvin R. Reynolds
Oliva Apartments
Joplin
John ©. Stephens
John Ulery
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Ind
William Allery
Theational Guard Association of the
United States
Boston
Admiral Evans
Rio Janeiro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
William L. Visscher
Peter Dillon
Omaha
Vikecker
Wuitri
Roosevelt
Iron Goldfield
Edwin J. Collier
Cleveland
Ile Windson
Ravenna
Waukesha
Frank Purdy
Chicago
College of Agriculture
Wisconsin University
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Lake
John Alexander Bay Althot
Oakland
Cal
New York
W. EB. Estes
Central of Georgia Railway
Bavannah
Bernhard Felsenthal
Ines
Péter Hasmansen
St Gloves
Becans
Dormestic
Ani Dinanela
Charles Krall
Nich
Edward Burch
Hampton
Eva Cirecing
Winchester
Willow Shamburger
Hope
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cathounty
Morgan County
Charles J. Jackson
Joswph Jefferson
Mimackt
Hides Windes
Troyhole
Eewin Collier
Edwin Te Biecito
Abraham Goldrnden
Kanaas City
Henry 0. Boehme
Orange
Lackawinna
Fred Otto
Miles
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Alabama & Mississippi
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Supreme Court of New York
George J. Gould
John S. Jones
Ohio
American Society of Equity
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Henderson
James A. Kemp
Washington Police Department
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Sidney
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William H. Patterson
John Patterson
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Admiral Byrna
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Pneemenia
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Tokyo
Baron Takahira
Viscount Aoki
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Paul Lowers
Alverton
George F. Evans
Maine Central Railroad
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Telephone Exchange
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New Britain
Conn
William F. Walker
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Mexico
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France
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Horace Newell Marvin
Dover
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Piera Moejinda Swift
Richard Snell
Thomas Snell
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Maybelle Snell
Kansas City
McNamara
District Court of Appeals of
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Abe Ruef
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Crewe J. Lawrence
Cyrus J. Lawrence & Son
Bush Terminal Company
General Audent Atrike
Martin Livingston
Goldubharo
Mack St. Clair
Solomon Lawrence
Princeton
Jack Landon
Marquesne
Frank J. Merrion
Mary Scheel
Brooklyn
Martian Maloney
Philadelphia
Helen
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Charles B. Hughes
New York City
W. J. Bryan
Denville
Cannon
Austin
Sexton
Hammond
L. C. Storrs
Lansing
Michigan State Board of Charities and Correction
Queen & Créscent
Somerset
Urban Angney
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kan
Prater Hall
Christopher H. Connor
la Crosse
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Wisconsin
Spokane
America
Europe
Japan
State Department
Bergholz
Canton
China
Augustus Heinze
Mercantle National Bank of
Edwin Gould
Jes FP
St. Joseph
Washington
Sydney
Australia
Munger
Federal Court
Omiatia
Henry Sutton
Walter H. Sanborn
United States Brealt Court
St. Paul
Minn
A. G. Stickney
Charles H. F. Smith
Albert Jackson
Minnie Burton
Englewood
Missouri
Sinale
Springfield
Templeman
Isaac Kushemoff
Bank of North America
D. I. McDermott
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Molly Maguires
Baron Takalira
Italy
Viscount Aol
Foreign Office
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Federal Court of Appeals
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Foster E. Percy
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Prince Stanigias Poniatowaks
Harry Gordon
Tippecanoe Club
Duchess of Manchester
Helen Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Kylemore Cagite
Ireland
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Dozens perished in a Pennsylvania theater fire
A fatal blaze at Rhoades opera house in Hoyerstown Pennsylvania killed many and injured dozens as 700 people tried to flee. A tank explosion preceded the fire lighting coal oil lamps, causing a stampede that left many crushed or burned and entire families wiped out.
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Hoyerstown
Rhoades Opera House
Thin Pines
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Tin
Pottstown
Tts
Thaw Trial Moves Rapidly In New York Court
The Thaw trial proceeded as defense lawyer Martin W. Littleton opened with a demand for new evidence. He contends Harry K Thaw was insane at the time of the homicide of Stanford White, citing doctors and childhood witnesses to portray a distant boy. The district attorney Jerome listened as Littleton urged the court to hear expert testimony and challenged the DA to find a reputable physician denying insanity.
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Garven
Stanford White
Martin W. Littleton
Jerome
Littleton
Harry K. Thaw
Mr. Littleton
Europe
Littetleton
Senate Debates Bond Issue and Penal Code Bill
Congress in Washington debated the treasury bonds issue aimed at easing financial stringency. The Senate spent the day considering the bill to codify the United States penalty ranks and related legal measures.
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Congress
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
United States
San Francisco Judge Denies Bail for Ex-Mayor Eugene Gehimilts
Superior Judge Dunne refused bail for ex mayor Eugene Gehimilts on Monday. His extortion conviction was reversed by an appellate court, which found he was illegally convicted.
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Scamite
San Francisco
Dunne
Bull
Eugene 18. Gehimilts
Wolpe
Ilegally
Harmon Declares Candidacy for President
Attorney General Judson Harmon announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president. The statement was delivered Monday by John W. Hill of Lake City.
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Judson Harmon
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United States
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Hill
Laid City
Ohio Legislature scene yields few actions and early adjournment
In Columbus on January 14 the Ohio Legislature adjourned after a brief session with little accomplished. Democrats and Republicans reached a compromise confirming two governor Herrick appointees, John H. Morgan and John W. Courtright, while other bills were introduced or sent to committees. A joint resolution proposed constitution reform initiatives and local option measures sparked debate, including a county option bill with penalties and staggered effects tied to dry rulings.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Wooster
Morgan
Courtright
D. P. Rowland
Cincinnati
Billa
Senate
Public Service Corporation
Massachusetts
Colimbis
Tax Commission
Harris
Sandher Rose
Washington County
Committee On Temperance
Wille
Ditchar
Committee On
Temperance
Atwell
Licking
Huffman
Boards of Elections
Report on criminal sentences and probation proposed
Columbus report says indeterminate sentences are preferable to fixed terms except death or life. It notes sentencing varies by county and urges a statewide probation officer for all courts. It calls attention to vagrancy as a state issue needing portable law to curb growing numbers.
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Columbus
State Board of Charities
Prinont
Carnegie Adds to His Gifts in Springfield Story
President Heckert of Wittenberg College announced Andrew Carnegie added six thousand dollars toward the science hall completion. Carnegie had previously subscribed twenty thousand and later five thousand, making a total of eighty-four thousand dollars in all.
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Carnegie
Springfeld
Heckert
Wittenberg College
Andrew Carnegie
Girl Scalded by Washing Machine Accident
Newark January 14 A teen girl, age 18, faced injuries after her hair got caught in a washing machine during a power outage. A bystander assisted as the machine operated unexpectedly during the outage.
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Almert
Newark
Nature and a Woman's Work Promises Healer for Women
A claim praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard cure for women's ills based on testimonials from Mrs. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri. It asserts roots and herbs from fields offer remedies, citing decades of use and a promise to restore health for other suffering women.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St. Louisiana
Sympathy and reproach in a clipped political exchange
A fragmented dialogue shows a speaker lamenting a past romance and another character insisting they could ruin the government by seeking office. The energetic citizen affirms their belief in joy and hope, while a statesman suggests preserving the citizen’s state of mind by not allowing election. The tone mixes personal grievance with political commentary.
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