Prize Winners List From Local Contest Remains Unclear
A fragmentary contest listing names and prizes appears, naming Julius Dizon, Theodore Sinias, Hilary Frasier, Alva Daughton, Jack Newton, Albert Anderson and others with prize titles such as NEED-MET NOXALL DUAL-WEAR EXTRA VALUE and OUTLAST, but the full context and prize details are unreadable.
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Need-Met
Noxall
Cait
Julius Dizon
N. W
Theoiore Sinias
Warner
Hilary RB. Frasier
St. N
Alva D. Daughton
East Paris Church
Jack Newton
Arlington
Albert Anderson
British Policy Sparks Mixed Reaction in Morrocan Talks
London reports show a shift in opinion toward Britain's policy and Sir Edward Grey after Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter’s remarks on Moroccan negotiations. Critics urge caution on secret diplomacy while some liberal papers remain pro-German. The main question concerns German demands before and after the July 21 deadline and Grey’s handling.
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London
Edward Grey
Great Buitdin
France
Foreign Office
Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter
Relchatag
Lieyd George
Edwards
Tiz Makes Sick Feet Well No Matter What Ails Them
Feet remedy blamed for tired aching feet is promoted as a cure for corns and bad amalsing feet. The ad targets readers with claims of rapid relief and renewed comfort through a tonic shoe product and foot formula.
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Tiz
Anglo French secret pact claims shake 1904 Egypt Morocco links
The Pall Mall Gazette and others report that a secret 1904 Anglo French agreement clause on Egypt and Morocco undermines the idea of a fixed British French military alliance. Debates loom on Monday with Hardie proposing an amendment over Persian independence and Russian and British troop presence.
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Morocco
Great Britain
France
Herr von i Kiderie
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Persia
Pall Mall Gazette
Germany
Lloyd George
Deléasse
Rich Buy Mayor's Turkeys Draws Big Crowd at Market
Special to The Washington Post Indianapolis November 2 turkeys from Green County at 10 cents a pound drew 2000 people to the curb outside the market. Mayor Shank reported 660 more birds planned for Tuesday, with many sold by chauffeurs and families able to pay regular prices. Chickens and butter sold more slowly as supply ran out before noon.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Green County
Shank
Boy Killed in Play in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on November 25 Jacob Urban aged one year and a half was shot and killed by 14 year old Joseph Karnofsky while at play. Karnofsky pointed a rifle at Urban a companion and asked the boy to pull the trigger. The loaded gun fired instantly striking Urban in the heart and he died shortly after.
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Wilkes-Barre
Jacob Urban
Shopmen's Strike Averted With One Year Wage Scale
Chicago firms report the threatened strike by shop employees of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad was averted as workers accepted the company's peace terms and signed a new wage schedule for a year. The dispute began five months earlier with six grievances, reduced to six points after conferences. One point called for a 9 cent an hour wage increase and changes in working conditions, which the railroad rejected as unaffordable amid weak business. Local unions appealed to international officials who came to Chicago, but negotiations failed and the unions accepted the railroad's terms in an ultimatum issued November 10.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and ‘Pacific Railroad
Mudge
Melcher
Teved
Coal Schooner Founders Off Nantucket Shoals
The Bangor schooner Hannah Freton, bound for Casting, Maine with coal, foundered about 11 miles northwest of Handkerchief Shoal lightship after striking offshore last night. Capt Brown and four crewmen rode to the lightship and were landed by the revenue cutter Acubnat. A mass of wreckage from the Carleton was seen on Nantucket Shoals in thick weather. pumps could not free the hold.
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Vineyard Haven
Masa
Bangor
Hannah F.reton
Bert Reading
Handkerchief Shoal
Brown
Acuabnat
Carleton
Nantucket Shoals
Prison term for former Hudson county sheriff
John J. Beller once Hudson County sheriff was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to one to three years in prison for defrauding the county. He placed a nonworking clerk on the payroll of the board of elections, drawing that pay through a relative. He was released on 2000 dollars bail pending appeal. Deniser Chester at Gibraltar notes a US scout cruiest Chester arrived from Marsettic.
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N. J
John J. Beller
Hudson County
Zeller
Board of Elections
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