Domestic scandal tied to French deputy death in Paris
Report on the Paris death of Deputy Gale riul Syveton found dead by his own hand in Neuilly on December 8 amid a mounting domestic drama. Details allege a wife planning divorce, alleged relations with her daughter, a volatile family council, and politics involving nationalists. It notes a salary for M. Loveton as secretary to Count Boni de Castellane.
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Paris
Galeriul Syveton
Neuilly
Ce Alrardy
MM. Syveton
BL Syveton
Mme. Menard
Mie Syveton
MM. Menard
Mme. Syveton
Mr. Syveton
WM Menard
Syveton
Andre
Chamber of Deputies
Lfe
1M. Loveton
Boni de Castellane
Conger's Coming May Mean a Great Deal
Des Moines reports Major E B Conger of the city will return from Peking and likely accept a Mexican mission, with a clear understanding he will not remain long. Political factions fear he may return home around state nomination time, fueling a new run for Congress that could disrupt elections. Conger, once in Congress, is popular and could reenter the fight if timing suits.
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Des Moines
Washington
E. B. Conger
Peking
Mexico
Congress
Conger
Majorger
Publishing Watsons Magazine in New York
About six supporters of Thomas E Watson's political ideas formed the Thomas Watson Publishing Company in the Eberhardt hotel New York. They subscribed and paid in $50,000. Thomas E Watson will be editor with Dr John E Girdner as associate editor. The first issue is planned for February. The magazine will “preach democracy in plain language.”
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New York
Thomas E. Watson
Ebershmston Hotel
Thomas Watson Publishing Company
Watson
Enpil
John E. Girt- Ber
Dr. Girdner
Powerful Lecture On Liquor Curse At Bethlehem Church
Rev. J H Wilson spoke to workingsmen at Bethlehem Congregational on the liquor trade as the nation’s curse. He denounced licensing, urged Christians to push Prohibition in ballots, and warned against electing saloonkeepers. He likened the industry to a devilish conspiracy with social harm and urged righteous action.
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Bethlehem Congregational Church
J. H. Wilson
America
Gil
United States
Sam
Satan
Distiller
Brewer
Congress
Tressurer
Sargent-at-Arme
Rioting resumes in Hungarian Parliament session
Budapest December 19 The lower house saw renewed turbulence as opposition members refused to accept new rules of procedure. Premier Tisza faced a storm of invective and interruptions, triggering multiple suspensions. He attempted a ten minute appeal for a hearing before the din and chants of Resign from opposition members halted the session.
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Budapest
Iower
Tisza
Arcrer Tisza
Christmas Dance Set For Auditorium With Blucher's Band
LeClaire notes show invitations going out for a Christmas dance at the Auditorium on Monday evening December 25 with Blucher’s orchestra providing music. Several Davenport visitors and residents are noted for illnesses, shopping trips, and business visits, including Ed Davis, Mrs. Bagley, and Captain Gorbace, among others.
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Elmer McCarney
Davenport
Jas. Sweeney
Nell Johnson
Maud Wilson
Dav
Epport
GC. S. Simpson
Regents Name Summer Session Educators and Plans
The board of regents appointed a staff for the university summer session, June to September 1905, listing educators across disciplines including Hintser, Shimek, Rockwood, Bolton, Anstey, Bask, Wilson, Wieler, Calvin, Wilcox, Potter, Fairbanks, Taylor, Weld, Westfall, Veblen, Shim-Baugh, Tons, and Gordos. They also reviewed plans for a new engineering building by Proudfoot, with a January meeting to select, and approved equipment funding for a men’s gymnasium with top apparatus.
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Towa City
Board of Repeats
Gilbert L. Hintser
Botumil Shimek
E. W. Rockwood
F. E. Bolton
C. F. Anstey
Percival Hunt
Steven H. Bask
Gormat
Charles Bundy Wilson
Joseph Wieler
Samuel Calvin
W. C. Wilcox
F. H. Potter
Arthur Fairbanks
Alice S. Taylor
Iowa Library Association
L. G. Weld
J. von Westfall
A. A. Veblen
B. FP. Shimbaugh
Isaac Tons
H. Gordos
Proudfoot
Des Moines
Egonis
Pennsylvania visitor traces Zahnd family to Colorado gold mine era
Fred Zahnd, 22, arrives in West Chester from Colorado seeking to reunite with siblings and father. Once labeled a pauper, he and family were taken to jail or county home decades ago. Fred displays gold nuggets from the Zahnd mine as he searches for relatives to return to Colorado.
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Zahnd
Pennsylvania
West Chester
Fred Zehnd
Colorado
Zehad
H. B.thompson
Malvern
Father
Fred
Zahn
Fathe
Shurek
Philadelphia
Battle pictures at Port Arthur amid ruins and shelling
A Russian officer describes relentless Japanese bombardment at Port Arthur. Hospitals shattered, the fleet sacrificed by General Brusssel against Rear Admiral Wirenius’s wishes. He chronicles hospital casualties, fortress holds, and heroic combat on 203 Meter Hill with vivid, grim detail.
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Chefoo
Brotssel
Pere Artur
Reac
Wirenius
Fivussian Offeer
Bruessel
Port Arthur
Wen
Erasingsban
Leading Juniors Named In Contest Standings After Final Push
A public notice lists leading junior sales force contestants with varied progress as the contest nears its close. Names and addresses across multiple streets and cities are published for the top 91 performers, highlighting a final chance to boost sales standings.
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Ces
Wilich
Curiosity and heavy fighting in Mukden melee
Russian and Japanese forces clashed in darkness near Nanqanza and Fanshen. A night of hand to hand fighting left minimal damage but one Russian killed. Russians reoccupied a summit as two assaults echoed the first in ferocity.
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Merry
Mukden
Nan~ Ganza
Nanganza
Fanshen
Henley Regatta Plans Split Among Senders
Philadelphia reports the Vesper Boat Club aims to send ten crew members to Henley with a split vote over whether to send an eight to the Thames race. Delegates favored broadening selection to all members while rivals wanted the St Louis National Regatta crew.
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Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club
Meinbers
St Louis
Mcent
Mon Wert
Evik Desirens O2
Cress
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