Bomb threat targets Moscow ex-governor in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on December 15 Admiral Dou bansol, former Moscow governor, escaped a terrorist assault as one attacker fired seven shots and hurled a bomb. A second assailant fired three rounds and another bomb failed to explode. Doubassoff disarmed a bomber and remained safe, while a third attacker fled. The plot ties to Moscow revolutionists and past attempts against him, with warnings leading up to the attack.
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Von Buelow Grows Bold In Reichstag Dissolution Crisis
Berlin dispatch reports Prince von Buelow’s conduct during the Reichstag dissolution as signaling a potential end to his chancellorship if a hostile majority returns. Observers note a transformed, bold, independent stance, with authorities announcing elections to the Reichstag on January 1.
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King Oscar Improves After Quiet Day in Stockholm
Stockholm December 15 King Oscar shows improvement after a quiet day and good night. Physicians express renewed hope as a 9 pm bulletin notes the king slept about an hour with appetite at 80.0 and a temperature of 100.2 while heart activity strengthens and lung condition remains unchanged.
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Predicts Balkan War Rumors From Bucharest Dispatch
The Washington Post reports Roumanian authorities ordered surveillance of spies after Bulgarian officers in civilian clothes were seen sketching fortifications and seeking military data. A minister denied trouble, while a dating publicist warned something was wrong between Bulgaria and Roumania, though war within a year seemed unlikely.
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Washington Post
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Europe expects a war Germany fears Japan would take Philippines
Berlin reports extraordinary interest in US Japan relations. Emperor William discussed the matter with several officials and is informed on Roosevelt views. German officers speculate Japan would seize the Philippines forcing a long Pacific war with the United States. Mikado allegedly sought Lanai near Honolulu as a potential naval base. Attorney Gear obtained an injunction to block Gov. Carter and Pratt from selling Lanai to a syndicate. War Dept. says no order to dispatch extra troops to Hawaii.
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Mikado Covets Island of Lanai Reported by The Examiner
San Francisco dispatch notes that Honolulu authorities report the Mikado desires Lanai and would seizure of private property. The Thomas transport officers announce two regiments are to be rushed to the island immediately.
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Seventy seven cures Grip In influenza Catarrh and Coughs
An old advertisement touts 77 as a cure for grip influenza catarrh coughs colds and sore throat with 99 for grip. It claims early use preoccupies the system and repels invasion and promises quick relief for obstinate colds. Available at Drugavita Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co New York for 26 cents.
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Japanese School Dispute Clarified by San Francisco Board
In San Francisco the board of education confirms Japanese children who passed grammar grades will not be barred from high schools. President Altmann says the board will follow the law, with Attorney General Moody awaiting orders. The Department of Justice will take no further action at present on the case challenging California school segregation. Secretary Root has the telegram with the details for consideration.
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American violinist Spalding rises among English masters
Special dispatch from London reports Albert Spalding, an American violinist, firmly establishing himself in the English musical world. His orchestral concerts in Queen's Hall drew strong critical praise. He is slated for leading provincial concerts and London engagements with the London Symphony Orchestra under Archier.
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King Haakon Visits Kaiser in Berlin Dinner Honors Emperors
King Haakon of Norway Queen Maude and son Olaf arrive in Berlin to be greeted by Emperor William Empress Augusta Crown Prince and Prince Eitel. They attend a New Palace dinner where the Emperor praises Norway and gifts, and Haakon toasts the German emperor. The Norwegian king presents the Order of St Olaf to the Crown Prince and Prince Eitel.
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Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promised Free Sample
An old promotional piece touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and gas. It claims they absorb odors, cleanse the stomach, and improve health with pure charcoal plus honey, urging readers to request a free sample before buying a 25 cent box.
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Imprison Head of Church in Armenian Monastery
A major church move at Stchmiadzin in the Caucasus sees younger Armenian prelates seize control of the church from the aged Catholicos. He is seized and imprisoned in a cell and forced to sign decrees while Bishop Sukina and other sympathizers were assaulted and badly injured.
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Pope Praises America in Hopeful Vatican Note
In Rome, December 1915 the Pope welcomed Cardinal Satolli and commented on the U S situation noting a real separation of church and state and the state’s benevolent attitude toward religion fostering church liberty Spain approves the Algeciras pact and ratifies Moroccan reforms in Madrid. Jackson Brothers promote a grand holiday stock display with post Christmas prices and enhanced showroom space for high grade furniture and gifts.
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