Porter to resign as ambassador to France in March
Washington reports Horace Porter of New York will retire as ambassador to France around March 4. George Von Lengfeld Meyer, longtime Massachusetts businessman, will replace him in Paris. Meyer has aided Roosevelt's campaigns and helped secure business support in Massachusetts. Henry White, longtime London embassy secretary, expected to move to Rome to succeed Meyer.
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Washington
Horace Porter
New York
France
Roosevelt
Porter
Paris
George von Lengarke Meyer
Italy
Meyer
Massachusetts
Dez
Kenry Waite
London
Rome
Mey
White
ISWA GIRL CHADWICK VICTIM
Miss Gregg of Oberlin College describes her bank loss during the Chadwick case. The inexperienced depositor recalls the bank run and the venerable presiding banker. She is a second year Oberlin student and among the school’s top pupils.
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A. Don
Alia Gregg
Oberlin
Gberlin Colieve
Chadwick
Wen
Grege Foels
Bell Pressed Over County Bridge Spending In 1904
Prhnghar Ti IG reports the Bell, a weekly Republican in the city, questions county board of supervisors about 2004 bridge spending, noting 2009 tied to 1904 figures. The paper cites $20,009 spent on bridges with few washouts, asks why contracts were let at September bidding and January session, and says no board member has answered.
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Prhnghar
the Bell
Flis Aity
Supervisore
Weard
Las
Resolutions of Sympathy at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa Dec 29 At a recent trustees meeting Iowa State College transacted business naming the building committee power to decide on bids for the athletic department shed. Prof G W Lissett received a leave of absence from March 15 to start the next college year. Condolence resolutions were passed for the late Prof Budd burial set in the college cemetery. Prof O Schaub of the University of Tilmore was chosen to fill the vacancy of assistant professor of soils created by Prof Wilcox. A new associate professor of engineering hive development was created and a committee including President Storms and Trustee McElroy was appointed to select a suitable liaison candidate.
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Ames
Leavis of Tustees
Dhe Towa State College
Tr & Shed
G. W. Lissett
Budd
College
O. Schaub
University of Tilmore
Wilcox
Wee
Marton
Storms
McElroy
Mayor Foster Dies After Stroke in Clarinda
Clarinda Iowa mourns as Mayor Foster dies at 72 after a stroke. He served seven years as mayor, guided city improvements along oil lines, and was a prominent business figure known for his active public life and leadership in Advancing Clarinda. His death occurred at 9 o'clock this morning, ending a 25-year tenure in the city.
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Clarinda
Clavinda
Poster
Parnl
Clar-indi
Afong
Foster
Iowan Gets Good Office In Eldora
Governor elect Johnson of Minnesota has appointed Edward Klos of St. Paul as state librarian. Klos, a native Iowadan, grew up in Eldora and spent twenty years in St. Paul where he worked in municipal life and Minnesota police. He has recently published two hotel related papers in the Twin Cities. The state librarian earns about four thousand dollars yearly. Klos’s father, Dr. J. E. Klos, has lived in Eldora for nearly fifty years and is a prominent physician.
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Eldora
Johnson
Minnesota
Edward Klos
St. Paul
Mr. King
Tawkeye
Telas
Municipal Lite
Polte Hee
Twin Cities
Office of State Abrarkin
de. J. E. Klog
Sibley bachelor nearly dies from appendicitis
Des 29 report says Abba Poppen of near Tittle Rock, a Corman bachelor, lay four days in his home after a severe appendicitis attack. His brother, away visiting, returned to find him near death. Medical aid arrived and physicians foresee possible recovery. The isolated farm worsened livestock from neglect of water and food.
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Sibley
Abba Poppen
Corman
Tittle Rock
Poppen
Ehaouce
Prairie chickens tame near Angles, Nebraska court
In Angles Neb Dec 30 prairie chickens near Ausles and Mrs Monary's farm escape traps. A flock estimated around 460 birds gathers on Clear Creek area. birds are so tame they hardly move aside when approached, signaling a notable local abundance and ease of hunting suppression aims.
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sAngley
Neb
Reign of Crime in the Lead Belt Reported
In Springfield Missouri on December 20 fifty five offenders appeared in the Joulin Police Court as town districts near Webb City Cartersville and Galena face an organized gang of thieves and burglars. Robberies in Joplin included a store raid and a theft of money no clue yet. Police court opened with many defendants and residents fear a crime wave with armed individuals in the region.
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Springfield
Tupta
Webb City
Cartersle
Gaieua
Indian Territory
Joplin
L. S
Sweetland
Webb
Abe
Offielade
Leen
Cour
Will Have Two Golden Wedding Anniversaries
Mascowtal Vic Dee Mark and Mrs Jacoh Alber celebrate their golden wedding after years together in the city They were born in Germany and came to this country in 1842 They have six children including Gerhard Alber and Mrs Charles Votn of St Louis Joseph Alber Poetter and Mrs William Rampenitial of Belleville Theodore Alber of Miveourt and Astiny Alber of Memphis Tenn They will mark the occasion again in three years with a final ceremony
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Mascowtal
Vic
Dee Mark
Jacoh Alber
Mrs. Alber
Germany
Devel Ees
Mrs. Alger
Wis
Bath
Alber
Tgehard Albee
Charles B. Votn
St. Louis
Joseph 2
Poetter
William Rampenitial
Belleville
Theodore Atber
Miveourt
Astiny Alber
Memphis, Tenn
State Tribune Reverts to Jefferson City Name
Jefferson City Mo December 0 The State Tribune has been sold to John G Leslie and Byron B Leslie who will operate it as the Jefferson City Tribune The sale ends the period when Hugh Stoph owned it and renamed the paper The Tribune Printing company will focus on state printing and book and job printing The new owners take charge on dimiiry 1 with a 2000 cash price for subscriptions and goodwill.
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Jefferson City. Mo
State Tribme
John G. Leslie
Byron B. Leslie
Jefferson City Tribune
Hugh Stophsome
State Tribune
Tribune Printing Company
Dimiiry 1
Stewart to be brought from Denver for larceny case
Sheriff Morgat left for Denver to retrieve Ernest Stewart held by Colorado authorities on a grand larceny charge. Stewart allegedly disappeared from Mrs. Butler Emerson's boarding house with jewelry and cash, including a gold watch, rings, and ten dollars from a child's bank. Governor Cammins asked to arrange extradition.
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Glenwood
Morgat
Denver
Ernest Stewart
Colorado
Stewart
Butler Pat Emerson
Cammins
Greater Sioux City to Rise from Ashes After Fire
The city will rise from the ashes of a disastrous fire with plans to rebuild. Discussions cover relocating the business district and rail and wholesale zones. Safes and vaults remain in ruins, whiskey barrels found uninjured, and workers salvage debris as crews prepare to clear and restore services.
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Dex
Sioux City
Bett
Cabinet
Iz Vondrak
Poy
Mosare
Col. G. ZT
Betts
Uhon
Craction Company
Fourth Street
Thor Oughfare
Western Union
Fox
Postal
Des Moines
Champions for Ames Meet at State College Event
The State college hosts a winter livestock and agriculture event in Ames on December 3. It features 25 breeds, prize winners from the international, demonstrations by noted breeders from Nelson Morris & Co and Cairnbridge stud, and expert guidance by Jon Gosling of Kansas. Attendees include W. O. Thompson, J. B. Wine, I. L. Kertie, and H. Wheren, with multiple farm and trade associations present. Reduced certificate-plan fares are offered coast to coast with receipts for all tickets.
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Ames
Fom State! College
Nelson, Morris & Co
Jean
McLaughlin Bros
Prese
Columbus
Leary
Chicago
Cairnbragle
Graham Brothers
Clairmount
Ont
Jefe Baronitt
C.J. Meirtin
Churdan
Amevice
Jon Gosling
Kansas
W. O. Thompson
J. B
Ohio
Kertie’s
Minos
Northwestern Railway
Attensunce
Iowa Turnored Store Breeders* ‘Association
Corn Bolt Meat Producers’ Association
Iowa Drainage Convention
Western Passenger Association
Ciicgs
Cheyentee
Denver
Ams
CAN'T PICK THE RIGHT MAN INDICTS AND DEPORTATION FEARS
New York officials detained Adolph Newmann and Anna Lurie on Ellis Island after a Moltke voyage. Newmann was wanted in Austria for embezzlement of 4000 dollars. Authorities fear the pair altered papers or passports to evade identity checks and possible deportation as illegible citizens.
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aAdolph Newmann
Anna Lurie
Austria
Bors
Ellis Isl
Newmann
Luria
Otr
Explosion at Braddock Plant Kills One, Injures Five
Pittsburg December 23 report: John Guy, worker at the Hagar Thoman furnace plant of Carackle Steel in Braddock, died in a furnace explosion while five others were seriously injured. The blast occurred today at the Braddock facility.
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Pittsburg
John Guy
Drieklivers
Hagar Thoman
Carackle Steel Company
Braddock
Othello to Headline Manford's Repertory Cast
Dramatic Othello features Sir Manford's repertoire with star Ottello Hanford in acclaimed performances. Miss Marie Drofoah as Desdemona earns enthusiastic praise, joined by Frank Hennig as Iago and Bessie Munter Hight as Emilia. Saturday January 7 marks Hanford's matinee at the Burtis with Don Caesar de Beant following.
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Hanford
Ottelle
Uta
Marie Drofoah
Desdemony
Keene
Frank Hennig
Tago
Mise
Bessie Munter Hight
Binile
Uarford
Me. Henford
le Burtis
Don Caesar de Beant
Skipper Rescues Woman From Overboard In Gale
A scuffle scene unfolds as a steward’s mother loses her balance near the Hebi in Copenhagen amid gale and rain. Captain Egeure of the Hekla plunged in to help, saving the liner’s life by grabbing the umbrella and pulling the overboard woman back toward shore. The crew cheers as the rescue succeeds and the ship steadies.
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Hebi
Copenhagen
Helion
Amerten
Egeure
Hekla
Ateem
Norge
Scettish
Aid
Geo
Opened Refuge for Eloping Couples in Bristol
Reverend Alfred Harton Burroughs announces a new home designed by himself with twenty two rooms aimed at entertaining bridal pairs. He has married fifteen hundred ninety persons so far, many as runaways, and expects steady demand from his famed role as the man who ties them together for better or worse.
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Tenn
Batt Fe
Alfred Hartaon Burroughs
Sulaes
Saya
Elopers
Storm delays Marshall wedding in December snow
In Marshall Missouri a planned wedding at First Christian Church was halted when Rev. B T Wharton could not reach Charis Gilpin's home due to a storm and snowdrifts. The couple, Mrs Mar Gilpin and Robert Be Rest, awaited officiation but postponed the ceremony until noon, while a telephone proposal was considered.
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B. T. Whartot
First Christian Church
Charis Gilpin
Here
Wharton
Mr. Gilpin
Mar Gilpin
Robert BE. Rest
Bullet Through Window in Creston Home Incident
A bullet was fired through the window of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Stineman on North Pine Street in Creston around 4 to 5 pm Sunday. The bullet lodged in the wall, narrowly missing Mr. Stineman who was in the room. The shot, fired by a careless person, was not intended to harm.
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Creston
T. B. Stineman
North Pine Street
Water for coal mines boosts local supply
Raw water for mines near this place faces scarce stocks as workers haul water for a month. With snowmelt, water from the shallow tanks will ease shortages and aid mining operations northwest of town.
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Dee
Heal Water
Milwaukee paper company officer denies law violation
An official of a Milwaukee paper concern rejects allegations of legal breach. At a December meeting the company reported output growth and high daily paper processing. Officials said the firm formed in 1890 as a buying and selling agency and asserted its actions complied with all applicable laws, resisting claims of monopoly or price restraints.
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Eral Peper Compe
Devenbes
AL Kimberly
Neemia
GB. A. Whiting
Nerval
W. Z. Stuart
Chrage
Treasuer
Alexander
Davis
Chicizo
Pene
Organication
Bnd
Wreck Near Ft Waywe Ind On Wabash Line
A fast east bound Wabash train collided with a freight near Fort Wayne Indiana at nine last night. One man is believed killed, two injured, twelve or more passengers reportedly hurt. Both engines and several cars were demolished. Fireman and engineer injuries described. wire service unable to confirm details.
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King’s New Life Pills Adverts a Pain Cure
Ad claims quick relief from a throbbing headache and fatigue using King’s New Life Pills. It promises health buildup and a money back guarantee if not cured, with an advertised price of 25 cents and Salt by Frante Nadler.
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Br King
Frante Nadler
Disinterment for American burial of military graves
Necrology item notes Tusree Niuns of Sevmd Cleut Stephen K. Kayt of the Philippise scouts and See oar Lient James W. Devall to be disinterred for burial in the United States aboard the first available transport. Pevall died at Gump McGrath of ap peodleirts.
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Washington, D.C
Nec
Tusree Niuns
Stephen K. Kayt
Philippise Scouts
Seeoar Lient
James W. Devall
Torelfth
United States
Pevall
Gump McGrath
Appeodleirts
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