King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena depart Paris
King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena bade farewell to Paris after a full royal visit. They attended a military review in Vincennes, lunched at the Blysee Palace, and departed from Invalides station amid cheers. The king gave 10000 for Paris' poor and 4000 for indigent Italians before leaving.
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Victor Emmanuel
Hatyamt
Tietona
Hation Chapel
Vincennes
Victor Ermanuel
Helena
President Loubet
Madame Loubet
Italy
the Invalides
Statues Unveiled at Berlin Emperor and Empress Frederick
In Berlin the emperors statues of Emperor Frederick and Empress Frederick were unveiled before a large imperial attendance. The ceremony occurred at the Brandsb urg gate despite rain and cold. A bust of Field Marshal Blomberg and Professor Helmholtz flanked the emperor statue. The empress statue shows her in ermine robe with crown and Order of the Black Eagle sash.
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Berlin
Emperor
Empress Frederick
Brandsblurg
Hosperor William
Emperor Frederick
Mield Marshal 4Dtnmenghat
Professor Helmholz
Order of the Black
Unclear early 20th century crime and public notices
A jagged report cites a rail robbery near Duibourg Pleskov with a forest escape and a mislabelled local inquiry. It notes J Brainard’s dismissal from a grand jury panel and Samuel Johnson dies after heart disease. A football injury kills John Nelson at sixteen.
Mistrial Declared In Miller Jolie Bribe Conspiracy Case
In Cinetonati on Oct 10 the federal jury could not reach a verdict against Daniel Voorhees Miller and Joseph M Jolie on charges of conspiracy to extort a bribe. The jury said they could not agree on the facts regarding Miller's connection to dealings between Hyan and Johnna. A new trial was requested as dramatic courtroom scenes unfolded with families and supporters present.
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Cinetonati
Daniel Voorhees Miller
Josph M. Jolie
Thompson
Miller
Hyan
Jobnna
Terrelloute
Rockwile
Pelota
Indiana
Big Sum for the Navy
Washington reports that Congress will be asked to appropriate 102 million dollars for naval support and growth over the next five fiscal years. The plan asks for more than 25 million dollars above this year’s appropriation, with 20.8 million for new warships and 12 million for armor and armament. An additional 250 thousand dollars is sought for a naval training station on the Great Lakes. Secretary Moody expects Congress to grant nearly three times as much for warships next year as this year.
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Mrs Hendricks Ill After Stroke In Indianapolis
Mrs Pizza Hendricks widow of ex Vice President Thomas A Hendricks is critically ill at her Indianapolis home after a stroke. She long led charity work and headed the board of trustees of the Women's Prison and Industrial School for nearly twenty years.
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Indianapolis
Pizza Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Special commission formed to manage Far East affairs
A special commission presided by the evar has been formed to consider Far East affairs. It includes the ministers of the interior finance foreign affairs war and navy and viceroy Aleixeff. The panel will study budget proposals develop trade and industry and draft law changes.
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St. Petersburg
Evar
Far East
Interior
War and Navy
Aleixeff
NAD TROUBLE IN MICHIGAN Mae Catherine Wood Affair Explodes
Ray City Michigan reports Mae Catherine Wood involved in a sensational case tied to Senator Matt and Albert C Wood. The couple wed in Colon Michigan on December 10, years ago, later divorcing after Mrs Wood left her husband and moved to Omaha. Wood, a jeweler and watchmaker, remains in Ray City with a subsequent marriage.
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Benator Matt
Albert C. Wood
Thta City
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Omaha
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Conference ends without resolution on key issues
Reports from Chicago indicate the National Civic Federation adjourned without formal positions on discussed questions. Speakers included Samuel Gompers and Senter Hanna urging cooperation between capital and labor, while debates on the closed shop drew sharp opposition from Eckels and others.
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Chicago
Get
National Civic Federation
Offen Senter Hanna
Capital
Hibor
Samuel Gompers
Sleve
Gompers
Mitchell
Straus McMahon
James TH. Eckels
We Offer 1000 Reward For Germs Liquozone Claims
A bold advertisement offers $1000 for any germ that Liquozone cannot kill claiming liquid oxygen cures germ diseases without drugs or alcohol. The copy touts Pauli’s discovery, promises a free first bottle, and invites readers to request it via a coupon while listing numerous illnesses supposedly eradicated by the product.
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Pauli
Liquorone
Dowie's Hast Blast Draws Huge Crowd in New York
Thousands fill Madison Square Garden to see John Dowie in a public appearance. The event opens with a Zion church procession and Dowle ascends the platform while many attendees depart amid confusion after prayers and scripture readings.
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New York
Maddeon Square
Pr. Dowie
Train Hijacking Report From Distant Signal Incident
An article describes an attempted hijack where an operator named BK Law was threatened with death. The assailant bound the operator and forced him to telegraph a warning to a northern location to avoid a stoppage. The train then passed a checkpoint at high speed.
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An Howe
BK. Law
Homestake
Roasting at a Service and Other Late News
Dr Dowle laments a quiet audience after a heated sermon as he rails at absent attendees and threatens a public rebuke. Cincinnati hosts Treasury Secretary Shaw at a private dinner and tours Ohio campaigns. Milwaukee reports a steamer fireman’s death and a missing wallet. French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere departs New York for Philadelphia and the West Indies.
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Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Cincinnati Commercial Club
Shaw
Ohio
Louisville
Lexington
Ownsboro
Kentucky
Iowa
Prefeh
New York
Jurien de la Graviere
Lemoyne
Philadelphia
West Indies
Robbery at Peking Legation Allegedly Exposed as Theft
A recent incident at the Peitieh legation in Meking is described as a robbery of ordnance stores by Chinese servants. They reportedly took portable articles and left detonating gear outside the mainsine, with all stolen property later recovered from Hishope where it was sold by thieves.
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Peking
Meking
Robbers Stop train by Forcing Signal at Welch's Spur
Two masked mounted men rode to the Welch's Spur station near Butte Montana and forced the operator inside before locking him in. They turned the signal to stop the north coast limited due in half an hour and fled.
Attorney General Hamlin Announces GOP Governor Bid
Springfield January 1 Attorney General Howard J Hamlin announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Tennessee at a Shelbyville meeting of the Republican county central committee He denounced party strife and urged primaries and timely conventions with voluntary contributions used for party purposes.
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Howard J. Hamlin Tas
Joe
Republican County Central
Shelbyville
Thetin
Papal Secretary of State Nominee Named
Mono signor Merry del Val appointed secretary of state in a papal letter to be made official after the next consistory. Kalamazoo Michigan reports a separate crime and disaster round up including a death in Bloomington Indiana and a gas plant explosion in Indianapolis.
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Alaska Boundary Decision Sparks Canadian Route Debate
The Alaska boundary commission favors most U S positions except port law ownership. The map will show the division, with Portland Canal leaning to Canada for railway access to Yukon gold fields. Supplies via the Alaska panhandle face a U S or Canadian tariff, shaping Canadian plans to build a railway to ease trade and avoid cross border duties.
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Alaska Boundary Commission
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Alveka Panhandle
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Panhandle
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Boundary dispute rulings and mixed Canadian reaction
The article reports the arbitration panel led by Lord Alverstone leaning to the United States view on inlets and channel heads, with Canada securing most of its points. It notes reactions from Canadian commissioners and observers in Toronto about disappointment and acceptance of the legal process. It also briefly recounts unrelated regional notes including a San Francisco airship flight, pearls found in Maunie Illinois, early snow in northern New York, and the Marconi wireless link inauguration in Peking.
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United States
Canada
Portland Canal
Lodge
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Worth and Canal
Aylesworth and
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Toronto
Thomas Hodgins
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Canute
Japanese War Mindset Denied by War Minister in Tokyo
Yokohama reports Lieutenant General Terauchi Ki states the army seeks no war and the cabinet unanimously desires peace with honor. In London, Colonel Sir William Colville dies of lung trouble at 76, serving as the king's master of the ceremonies.
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Yokohama
Terauchi Ki
Sir William Colville
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