Balkan War Ends as Greece Names Delegates in London
London dispatch reports Greece has named delegates to the peace conference and signed an armistice. Balkan hostilities wind down as Sofia and Servia show flexibility, with Bulgaria seeking frontier gains from Midia to the Gulf of Sanos. Negotiations to begin Friday, alongside Grey's ambassadorial conference.
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London
Greece
Constantinople
Aegean
Balkans
Balkan
Europe
Servia
Edward Grey
Sofia
Bulgaria
Midia
Black Sea
Secutari and
Tchorlu
Gulf of Sanos
Herald Announces Bargain Months Offer for City Subscribers
The Herald sets aside December 17, 1912 for city edition subscribers to take advantage of a special Bargain Months offer. The promotion has met with a cordial reception and readers are urged to view the offer on page 8.
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Herald
Collusion Alleged In Alienation Suit Over $25 000
Edward W. Harshman a Salem Ohio grocer sued John F. McDonald of Cleveland for $25 000 claiming Mrs Harshman favored by visits to his store. Harshman testified he forced another man to pay $5000 under a revolver threat. Mrs McDonald supported the accusation of collusion. Judge Vickery told jurors to consider the collusion claim.
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Cleveland
Edward W. Harshman
Salem
John F. McDonald
McDonald
Harshman
Bride in Prison Warns Gossiping Women
Logansport Indiana December 7 Mrs Joseph Lang the bride of one day who shot and killed Mrs Mary Copple last Tuesday was sentenced to 2 to 14 years in the Indianapolis women’s prison and a $25 fine Lang said the Copple woman called her ugly and Lang could have done better in choosing a wife The Dopple woman was a guest at the wedding supper Lang said she wished her act to stand as a warning to all women who gossiped
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Logansport
Ind
Joseph Lang
Mary Copple
Indianapolis
Lang
Copple
Dopple
Fire destroys four story building in Dayton factory complex
Fire in Dayton causes about 30000 dollars in damage to a four story manufacturing building owned by W. E. Buvinger. The structure housed the Poty Manufacturing company Wagner Printing company Dayton Macaroni company and Morner Smith pattern makers.
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Dayton, O
W. E. Buvinger
Poty Manufacturing Company
Wagner Printing Company
Dayton Macaroni Company
Morner & Smith, Pattern Makers
Governors Defy At Richmond Conference On Lynch Law
Richmond Va Dec 7 The governors conference adjourned amid defiant remarks as Governor O Neal Alabama offered a resolution to put the conference on record against lynch law. Fourteen votes for the measure and four against. Farm loans endorsed as Ambassador Herrick’s plan for extending credit to farmers on favorable terms gains popularity nationwide.
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Ambassador Herrick
Richmond
Governors’ Conference
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
O'Neal
Gilchrist
Florida
Mann
Virginia
Conference of Governors
Donaghey
Arkansas
Baldwin
Connecticut
Hawley
Idaho
Kitchin
North Carolina
South Carolina
Herrick
Ambassador Berrick
Fight Over Monticello At Daggers Points
Mrs. Littleton and Congressman Levy clash over Monticello in a heated Daggers Points confrontation. The dispute centers on ownership and leadership concerns amid local tensions and political maneuvering.
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Mrs. Littleton
Congressman Levy
New York Democrats Back Levy in Monticello Purchase Fight
The New York Democrats in the house will support Representative Jefferson M. Levy against a resolution backed by Mrs. Martin W. Littleton to purchase Monticello, Thomas Jeffersons Virginia estate now owned by Levy. The measure has Senate approval and awaits House action with a rules committee report.
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New York Democrats
Levy
Washington
New York
Democrats
House
Jefferson M. Levy
Martin W. Littleton
Monticello
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Senate
Committee On Rules
Wilson to End Bermuda Vacation Next Week
President elect Wilson will finish his Bermuda stay next week. He plans to work on his annual message to the New Jersey legislature and answer accumulated letters. He will consult Democratic leaders on cabinet formation and other matters.
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Wilson
Ywamitton
Bermuda
New Jersey
Eighty Fishermen Lose Lives in Portuguese Storm
A severe storm on the Portuguese coast this week killed at least 82 fishermen. Survivors endured three days without food or water and four men jumped overboard to drown. Six bodies were washed ashore on the northern coast.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Chicago Educator Mrs Ella F Young Reviews New York Schools
Mrs Ella F Young of Chicago visits New York City to observe and assess the public school system. The educator examines curricula, teacher training, and campus facilities for insights relevant to reform efforts.
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Chicago
New York
Ella Wlace Young
Educational Department
Miss Young
Progressives Reject Fusion as they Map Two-Year Plan
About 100 Progressive leaders meet at Neil House Columbus to reinforce county organizations and plan a state campaign. Arthur Garford to lead talks on party aims with emphasis on municipal and county tickets and introducing progressive bills. Proposals include short ballot amendment and woman’s suffrage and forming Progressive clubs.
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Columbus
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Neil House
Walter F. Brown
Arthur L. Garford
Sun Yat Sen Mission to Raise Rail Fund in China
Dr Sun Yat Sen arrives in San Francisco to seek one third of a 600 million dollar railway fund for China. The Chinese government provides one third, China subscriptions another third, and he aims to raise a further 200 thousand dollars in America and Europe.
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China
San Francisco
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
America
Europe
King Ferdinand Tours War Front in Auto Amid Triumphs
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria tours the war territory in an army auto, a rapid tour of the ground won from the Turks. He covers a vast field of activity that could once have required days on horseback, suggesting future commanders may use aircraft. The note frames war as both evolution and revolution.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Indicted Officials in Jefferson County Election Probe
The Jefferson County grand jury in Steubenville filed nine indictments against seven prominent citizens, including Postmaster Richard Gilson and County Treasurer-elect Samuel Stark. Eight charges cite violations of the Kimble corrupt practice law. one counts a felony against Richard Kramer. All defendants posted bond.
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Steubenville, O
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Richard Gilson
Samuel Stark
Hugh Patterson
John G Belknap
Fred A. Stone
Ira Blackburn
Richard Kramer
Adams County
Gilson
Taft
John Gilson
Belknap
Miss St. Clair Wins Suit Against Klaw & Erlanger
Miss Edith St. Clair secured a verdict after 10 minutes in New York for 22,500 dollars payable in installments from Klaw & Erlanger. The theatrical firm argued misrepresentation by Max D. Steuer. Judge Pendleton delivered charge, Edmund L. Mooney argued for the plaintiff, William T. Jerome for the defendants, who may appeal on an exception.
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New York
Edith St. Clair
Klaw & Erlanger
Max D. Steuer
Edmund L. Mooney
Miss St. Clair
Pendleton
Jerome
Hyde's Quarters Inspected by Grand Jury
New York report says the John Doe grand jury toured the Tombs inspecting the quarters of Charles H. Hyde then adjourned to reconvene Monday for more evidence. They also visited the ex-city chamberlain convicted of tribery at his quarters.
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Hyde
New York
John Doe
Charles H. Hyde
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Jefferson
Ella F. Young
Ohio Progressives
American Press Association
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