Indict Her Twice Subpoena For Carnegie Health
In New York December 12 Cassie Le Chadwick faces two indictments from Cleveland grand juries. Mrs Chadwick plans to return to Cleveland with U S officers to answer charges after a predicted Chicago court reveal. Carnegie is subpoenaed to testify in Cleveland next week. he doubts travel due to lumbago but may obey orders.
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New York
Obi
Cassie le Chadwick
Cleveland
United States
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Lorain County
Chadwick
Marshal Henkel
Philip Carpenter
Chadick
Claeveland
Chulwick
Chidwik Today
Paris
Carnegie
IRI Reynolds on Stand in Chadwick Case
In Cleveland court Mrs Chadwick denials frame while Iri Reynolds, Wade Park Bank secretary, testifies he believed Andrew Carnegie backed her and that her debts would be paid. Reynolds recalls seeing pledged diamonds worth $9800 and details a $5 million Carnegie note, the security package, and a signed paper tied to a trust agreement.
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George Ryall
Herbert J ‘Newton
Moston
Vers Cidwick
Lambs
Chadwick
Europe
Ryall
Tombs
Chidwick
Philip Garpenter
Chadwik
Equil Hurts
Wis
Pulmund
Ryil
Newton
Teunnet
Mr Chadwick
Ting Ball
Vic Chadwick
Cleveland
Hooretsia
Ojo Deri
Chadwiele
Cuyahoga County
Iri Riynalds
Wana Park Bank
Mi~w
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Sap Toowich
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Umshreich
Neeler
Lre Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Befond Referree
Remington
Loeset
Reynolds
Mrs Chadwick
Mr Reynolds
York
Resnids
Andrew Squie
Grossman
Loeser
Neznelds
Siu
Ophi Wick
Heswalds
Stearn
Andrew Square
Ardenalin Delays Naval Attack Under Red Cross Cover
Russian destroyers shelter under three hospital ships flying the Red Cross flag while Japanese forces press attacks near Mukden. Port Arthur bombardments target Poltava, Ami, and the wireless station as Russian defenses hold. Dispatches report renewed trench fighting, artillery duels, and harsh winter conditions shaping the campaign.
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London Times
Washington Post
Tokyo
Port Arthur
Sevastopol
Liautieshan
Red Cross
Self Government in Samoa Native Meeting Calls for Council
Correspondents report in Tutuila that Manaa natives, represented by leading citizens, urged a legislative council at a general meeting summoned by the commandant. They demanded local control over customs revenue and questioned lawmaking without citizen consent as roads and schools develop under native labor. The visit of the commandant and Secretary of Native Affairs to Maran yielded satisfaction. locals plan to manage the next crop and sell in the United States.
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Tutuila
Samoa
San Fancisco
Manaa
United States
Natve Affairs
Maran
Roosevelt No Menace Editorial on Monroe Doctrine
An editorial from Tama, Peru, December 12, attributed to President Pardo’s influence, discusses President Roosevelt's Congress message. It argues the Americas should resist neighborly aggression and cannon-based solutions, sees U S aims as just and defends justice, while noting Argentine press alarm and Peru’s isolation from regional fraternal protection.
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Tama
Peru
Dee 12 de Commercie
Pardo
Roosevelt
Congress
America
United States
Fear Art Raid By Morgan
Berlin reports President Morgan of the Metropolitan Museum of Art trustees faces criticism as U S art objects are seen as being drawn from Europe. Siegfried Litlenthal urges action to stop transfers to the United States and protect European art heritage.
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Morgan
Berlin
J Plespont Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Siegfried Litlenthal
Hein
United States
Liurope
MORE DISORDERS IN RUSSIA AS STUDENTS DEMAND REFORMS
Moscow reports students cheered Prof Timimazeff from his window and marched singing. In St Petersburg quiet resumed as papers run brief official notes of yesterday’s demonstrations while calls for parliamentary reform spread. Police limited action and urged officials to report disturbances.
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Moscow
Timimazeff
Academie Freedom
Bkateinosiv
Russia
St Petersburg
Kazan
Saconeff
Interiet
von Plerre
Steinbok Fermin
Zemstvo
Palace Bridge
Japanese Government land tax relief endorsed by parties
Special London Times cablegram reports that political parties endorse the government's plan to raise war taxes while reducing land tax by 14.5 million yen. The changes add 450,000 yen in other areas, yielding a net reduction of about 10 million yen, likely to be financed by loans.
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London Times
Washington Post
Demand by Capt Clado Demands Court Martial
In St Petersburg on December 12 Capt Clado, arrested December 9 for criticizing Grand Duke Alex and the admiralty, demands a trial by court martial. Lieut Dellvrion, who aided Clado in the newspaper campaign, is under arrest.
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St Petersburg
Clado
Grand Duke
Alexa
Admiralty
Clonstandt Dee
Lieut Dellvrion
Clade
Indicted for Whitecapping in Lincoln County
Jackson Mississippi December reports the indictment of Hon H J Montgomery a legislator and J C Bryant and J B Wills county supervisors for whitecapping. The Lincoln County Court faces a crowded term with over 400 indictments including many of the county's wealthiest citizens.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Milas
H JT Montgomery
J C Bryant
J B Wills
Board of County Supervisors
Lincoln County
Submarine weapons in war debated by chamber
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies questioned Foreign Minister Titton on convening an international conference to regulate submarine mines in naval warfare. Bantini noted broad humanitarian aims, with talks tracing to The Hague and a second conference proposed under President Roosevelt. Titton pledged to include the item in the conference program. The Norfolk steamboat ad follows.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Bignor Bantini
Titton
Bignor Titton
Hague
Roosevelt
Signor Santini
Colored Politician Convicted in Charleston Case
A colored Republican candidate for Congress in the first district was convicted in U S Court today of interfering with and opening a decoy letter while a postal clerk. The jury, including one Black member, initially stood 11 to 1 for conviction before returning a guilty verdict with mercy recommendation.
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Charleston & CC
Deetz
Baron J Pidleau
Congress
United States Court
Zion City Pays Final Debt After Bankruptcy Battle
Zion City has paid the last installment of its large debt after a 12 month crisis that drew 1100 creditors and scrutiny of John Alexander Dowie. Deacon C J Barnard announced payment of about 140000 to complete the 400000 plus indebtedness, fulfilling a plan that spared receivers and kept Dowie’s enterprise intact. Dowie had pledged to settle within a year if receivers were removed and fulfilled the agreement in full.
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Chicago
Zion City
John Alexander Dowsie
Deacon C J Barnard
Financial Department of
Zion
Kohlsaat
Zion Institution
Fushimi Guests at Delmonico Dinner Toasts Roosevelt and Open Door
Prince Fushimi of Japan attended the American Asiatic Association annual dinner at Delmonico's in New York. Assistant Secretary Loomis praised Theodore Roosevelt as a typical American and stressed shared values. Prince Fushimi lauded friendly ties, while other speakers included Gen Woodford and Gen Grant. A cable to the Emperor of Japan and an art collection exhibit at the Arlington Hotel were announced.
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Woodford
Gen
Grant
New York
American Aalalt Association
Delmonica
Prince Fushimi
Imperial House of Japan
Japan
United States
Vrancia Loomis
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Fushimi
D Webb
American Asiatic Association
Stewart L. Woodford
America
Asia
J. Jenks
Cornell University
D. Grant
Praise of Knox as a "Whole President" at Philadelphia dinner
Senator Knox praised by Theodore Roosevelt at the Waldorf dinner of the Pennsylvania Society of New York. Roosevelt lauds Knox as one of the ablest upright public men and hopes for a long tenure in national legislation. Knox spoke on "Pennsylvania in the Senate" highlighting national unity, broader tolerance, and a government serving all people.
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Knox
New York
Philander C Knox
Pennsylvania Society of New York Tonight
Waldorf-Astoria
Philadelphia
Allentown
Lancaster
Harrisburg
York
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Roosevelt
Robert C Ogden
Andrew Carnegie
James W Beck
Pennsylvania Society
Qupnott
Finnox
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Senate
United States
Henry C Potter
Thomas J Stewart
Pennsylvania National Guard
Martin W Littleton
Brooklyn
Amos Parker Wilder
Sloan's
Axminster
Brussels
Worst gale in years wrecks vessels off St Johns
The December gale drove ashore the Fanny and schooners Hibernia Tidal Wave and Harold Parks, destroying them, with many other ships damaged or delayed. Other reports note heavy snow in Boston and New Haven area, freezing storms in Hartford area, and snow turning to rain in New York City, disrupting transit and rail schedules.
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St Johns
Fanny
Hibernia
Harold Parks
Stuchy Neptune Algerine
Damara
Boston
Weather Bureau
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Eights-first Street
Developments in Chadwick Case
Developments in the Chadwick case are summarized from today’s issue including court actions, filings, and notable procedural moves. The article tracks key dates and participants connected with the prosecution and defense, reflecting ongoing legal maneuvering.
Varda Speech Tells Mississippi Aims On Race Issue
Governor Vardaman opened the cotton and corn carnival in Jackson and pivoted to race politics. He urged Southern self rule and rejected any share of sovereignty with Black Mississippians, claiming deteriorating institutions and squandered public funds. Congressman Williams criticized the governor’s remarks as contrary to minority views.
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Jackson Miss
Gov Varda
Congress of the United States
Mississippi
Wwe
Oso
Kenwattan
John Charin Willams
Railway Officers in Wreck Near Springfield Ohio
A December 12 collision on the Little Miami division of the Pan Handle near Spring Valley injured seven railroad men from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Freight engine crew from Cincinnati listed include engineer John Woodall fireman William Penn and conductor Charles Baker. Special train staff names include engineer William Mills fireman Edward Myers flagman C W McClare and signal engineer Grafton of Pittsburgh who rode in the cab. Officials say the accident stemmed from a signal misunderstanding as the special train ran at high speed during inspection duties.
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Springfield
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Miami
Spring Valley
John Woodall
Cincinnati
William Penn
Cincinnnati
Charles Baker
William , Mills
Edward Myers
C W McClare Loveland
W M Grafton
Pittsburg
Grafton
Denver Election Frauds Sentences in Supreme Court
In a Denver Supreme Court session today Martin I. Devanney and Thomas Culp were sentenced to one year in jail and a $100 fine each for election fraud. Times Riley, a judge appointed by Devanney and Culp, disappeared in their absence. Experts from Republican and Democratic parties reviewed the Seventh ward Tenth precinct ballot box, finding 452 ballots: 1 Democratic, 62 Republican. They noted many Democratic ballots written by fourteen people and 176 by a single person. A Republican expert reported 911 Democratic ballots folded differently, implying stuffing. The case was submitted without argument and sentences pronounced.
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Denver Cola
Supreme Court
Martin I. Devanney
Thomas Culp
Riley
Devanney
Culp
Repubican
Hun Tyriung
Contested Hawaiian Election Spurs Grand Jury Action
Honolulu December reports say Grand Jury probes irregularities in the latest election after Prince Kalanifanaole’s 200 vote win. Curtis Laukea plans to challenge the result amid fraud and voter intimidation claims. Judge Dale has summoned a federal inquiry into campaign irregularities and ballot secrecy concerns.
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Hlonolulu Dee
Laat
Curtis Laukea
Wrehington
Jonah Kajaniannole
Congresa
Dale
United States District Court
Federal
Grand Jury
Campalan
Dol Laukea
Prince Kalanifanaole
Wants New Creed Upheld by Nassau Presbytery
Rev Samuel T Carter, a leader in the movement to fuse the Presbyterian creed, was sustained by Nassau County Presbytery in Jamaica after defending a letter opposing the Westminster confession. He argued scholastic theology is wrong from its base up and faced potential heresy trial, while the presbytery affirmed his continued connection with the Presbyterian church.
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Samuel T Carter
Nassau
New York
Samuel T. Caror
Amerea
Nassau County
Tesday
Jamaica
Carterade
Presbytery of
Ciulvin
Solesma
di Carter
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Communion
German coal trust formed in Berlin amid political tensions
A new German coal trust with a 900000 capital seeks to control the Hi bernia Varig Company and pressure the Prussian government. Organized by Rheinisch Westphälische Coal Syndicate and related firms, it mirrors Northern Security and aims to seize state influence over key holdings. The government faces warnings from the Minister of Commerce and Industry about facing a public backlash as this “trust of finance and plinth” tests state policy. The Diet reaction and next moves await.
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Berlin
Dee 12
Campis
Hern Wae Neue
Pras
Hibernia Varig
Rhenish- Westphilian
Catl Syndicae
Beats the
Rink
Pisconta Gesellschaft
Bolin Hindels Gesellschaft
Tmarntstaedter Bank
Th Blethroeder
Enaneern
Vandalia Railroad Suit Seeks Receiver Over Merger Plan
Indiana filed suit against Vandalia Railroad by former Attorney General Ketchum seeking a receiver and injunction to block a proposed merger of several lines. He argues Terre Haute and Indianapolis and St Louis Vandalia Terre Haute, Logansport Toledo, and Terre Haute and Logansport are involved, with Pennsylvanian system control.
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Indianapolla
Ind Deel
Gulf
Ketchum
Vandalia Hallrodd
Tur Haute
Indianapolis
St Tos
Vandalla
Terre Haute
Indianyols
Vincennes
Logansport 7
Loredo
Loganport
Ketcham
Louis Vandalia
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Hank
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Department of Union Trust & Storage Co
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