Berlin cabinet crisis ends as coalition backs Chancellor
Berlin, Dec 5. The cabinet crisis ends quickly with all ministers except Prince von Buelow in attendance as the Reichstag resumes the budget debate. Bloc leaders pledge continued support for von Buelow, while clericals and socialists jeer. Confusion erupts as the president attempts order. Bebel denounces press-supplied speaker lists and Bloc leaders push closure amid uproar.
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Berlin
Prince von Buelow
Herr Bebel
Berliner Tageplatz
Walker Sailed for San Diego Report Probed by Detectives
A New York Times special reports Los Angeles detectives search Southern California for clues about Walker who sailed from Ensenada to San Diego on November 14. Detective Dougherty would not disclose corroboration of a report to Governor Woodruff by Secretary Root.
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Hartford
the Times
New York
Los Angeles
California
Walker
San Diego
Cal
Ensenada
Coal price rise deeper in anthracite industry
Independent coal operators despite efforts to push Reading and other large companies to raise prices have boosted the mine rate from 15 to 25 cents per ton for steam sizes. The increase is set to take effect January 1. May Yohe plans divorce from Putnam Bradlee Strong and will seek a permanent Alameda County residence after purchasing a country home near San Leandro. Charles Lamer Horton, president of Central Pennsylvania Lumber and a notable railroad figure, died suddenly of acute indigestion at age 44. Regis J. Post was reappointed Governor of Puerto Rico by President Roosevelt.
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Philadelphia
Reading
May Yohe
San Francisco
Lady Francis Hope
Oakland
San Leandro
Alameda County
Sait
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Charles
Horton
Williamsport
Charles Lamer Horton
Central Penmeylvenia Lumber Company
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna and New York Haliroad Company
Connecticut Forecast: Warmer Tonight And Friday
Weather forecast for Connecticut shows fair skies with a slight rise in temperatures tonight and Friday. Winds shift from northwest to southwest, growing brisk and then diminishing on Friday. Interpreting the note about To-Morrow, the meaning is unclear due to garbled data and does not alter the main forecast.
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Connecticut
Bank of Commerce in Kansas City Fails to Open
The National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City Missouri failed to open and is in the hands of national bank examiner James T Bradley by order of the comptroller of the currency. The bank has been weakened since August 22 and deposits fell from 3 million to 15 thousand nine, with loans and discounts cut by four million. The failure affected the stock market but was not severely.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce of
National Bank Examiner
James T. Bradley
National Bank of Commerce
the Commerce
Clearing House
United States
New York
First National Bank
Kansas Ty Bank
Vira National
Torrington youth locked up after San Juan episode
A Torrington man claiming to be seeking to restore Roosevelt led cowboys and feared harm. Fred Luca, 140 Highland Ave., Torrington, reported missing captain Roosevelt after a meeting at the green. He was detained as possibly disturbed. his father will be notified. In other news, Old Dominion Mining sues A. Bigelow and Leonard Lewisohn, court awards $1.7 million in damages for unlawful stock conversion.
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Rresaem
Teddy
San Juan
Fred Later
Torrington
Roosevelt
Green
Fred Luca
Highland Avenue, Torrington
Dodds
Hull
Boston
Dec Oa
Old Dominion Mining and Smelting Co
A. & Bigelow
Leonard Lewisohn
New York
Sheldon
Supreme Court
Immigration limit plan discussed by Tokio official
A conference between a Tokyo immigration official and Minister H ashi outlined Japan's plan to sharply restrict immigration to the United States and Canada. The report notes the plan’s near-final status but remains unpubli shed.
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Tokio
Dee
Immigration Agency
Hashi
United Sates
Canada
Storm on Coast Warns Of Loss At Sea
Norfolk reports a coast storm battering the area with peak winds of 60 miles per hour at Cape Henry. Vessels were driven seaward and several large ships faced peril off Hampton Roads and beyond. Telegraph lines southward failed, hindering word from ships including the Madleon and the Pacific bound destroyer flotilla.
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Norfolk
Cape Henry
United States
Boston
Madleon
Jacksonville
Road Noke Sound
N. C
Hampton Road
Kansas
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
San Juan
Porto Rico
Recovery Signs in New England Mills Resuming Work
Boston reports improved business mood with mills resuming operations after shutdowns. Sarane Glove in Littleton New Hampshire back to full time. Quinaporet mills resume after ten day halt. Whitney Box Leominster sees more orders but some layoffs due to stock limits. Isaac Prouty shoe factories near full operation next week. In crime news a murder case linked by a dream leads to details sent to a New York psychical research body. A site for a new state prison near Hudson River advances with 500 acres in Stony Point and Highland. Skillman, former New Jersey Horticultural Society president, convicted of forging a will.
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Boston
New England
Sarane Glove Company
Littleton
N. H
Quinaporet Mills
Quinaporet
Whitney Box Company
Leominster
Isaac Prouty Company
State Prison
Albany
Hughes
Sing Sing
Hudson
Stony Point
Rockland County
Highland
Orange County
Doodietown Bight
Pope Jopent Creek
Skillman
Somerville
N. J
Dee
William H. Skillman
The
New Jersey Horticultural Society
William Lanehart
Lanehart
Offord
Laura Kellogg
Fowler Succeeds Nevada N Stranshan Washington
Fowler named successor to Nevada N Stranshan as appraiser at the port of New X after Stranshan resigns amid health concerns. Pat Crowe kidnapping case noted in casual reference. Eddie Cudahy son of millionaire Hdwant A Cudahy involved in a highlighted incident. A rear end collision on the Baltimore and Ohio line at Baltimore kills three and injures about twenty. details describe passenger trains No 126 and 144/1.
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Fowler
Nevada N. Stranshan
Washington, Dec
Edward Fowler
New X. Stranshan
New York
Cortelyon
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Nebber
Mat Crewe
Eddie Cudahy
Hdwant A. Cudahy
Wes
Ty Jerk Brooker
Cate
BK Crewe
Baltimore
Lrai
Baltimore and
Obie
Major Leaders Move on Currency Reform Likely Slow
Washington discussions among Aldrich Allison Hale outline a cautious path for currency reform this session. A House Banking committee subcommittee will review existing bills before drafting a bill for presentation, with hearings to follow and hearings seen as procedural. The White House seeks alignment with Republican leaders, while Hansbrough and Colburnson push for a central bank plan anchored in Chicago with a twenty one member council and nationwide deposits.
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Washington
Aldrich
Allison Ad Hale
Hale
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Vowler
House
Fowler
New Jersey
Prince
Illinois
Calderhead
Kansas
Lewis
Georgia
Gillespie
Texas
Dale
Committee On Rules
Senate
Clay
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Fter
Colberson
Panama
Benki Te Te
I Geveral Council
Free Ury Department
Pe Aificio
Tanf
Tte
Haywood Calls for Peaceful Resolution in Goldfield
Haywood, secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, argues federal troops are unnecessary in Goldfield. He cites fair treatment of miners by mine owners, discusses wage talks, cashiers checks, and the desire to avoid riot while supporting Roosevelt’s suggestion for government mediation to reach a peaceful settlement.
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Denver
Col
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Sparks
Nevada
Goldfield
Spark
Roosevelt
City News Briefs and Local Notices Update
City news item highlights include inquiries at the Democrat office about a three month ly magazine offer and the Evening Democrat for 42 cents monthly. The deputy commissioner’s accident report at West Main Street crossing is not yet ready for publication. Funeral notices, theater management changes, and several obituaries are listed along with legal notices and divorce case previews.
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Democrat
Evening Democrat
Walter J
West Main Street
Willon E. Thoms
John P. Kellogg
Loren R. Carter
Franklin L. Peek
Brooklyns
Hamilton Parks
Sisters of
St Augustine
West Hartford
Patrick Hayes
Waterbury
Walter
E. Herman
Catherine Hannon
James A. Hynes
Walnut Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Father O'Brien
St Joseph's Cemetery
John Sweeney
Phelan
Thomas McCarthy
Peter Carey
Elizabeth Lillian Regan
Cornelius Reem
Piedmont Street
St Francis Xavier's Church
Eph's
Marie Corcoran
James Corcoran
Howe, Et Street
Marie
Pebne Seriors
Leonard Corcoran
N.Y
Fisher
Salome Mambree
John Maarage
Clara Carino
Michael Pietrarota
T. Petrarota
Jennie W. Canner
H. Canner
Catherine
J. Bosnard
John Bonnard
Rach
Hamlin
C. Hamlin
Mother's
Train wreck near Pittsburg injures many passengers
Atlantic express No 8 eastbound on the Pennsylvania railroad wrecked minutes after leaving Union Station. A switch error or hasty throw left two Pullman cars off the track and sideswiped by another express. Thirteen injured seriously. one car crushed. windows shattered. medical aid provided at the station.
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Pittsburg
Atlantic
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
Union Staion
Burglars At Work On East Main Street
Fred Fritzheimer and an accomplice attempted a daylight burglary at an East Main Street trust store. Detective Keegan pursued the suspect while Detective Colesanto searched for the partner. A clerk reported a knock at the back door and the would be burglar left, then a second man was stopped with a bag containing a couple of hundred dollars. Fritzheimer was well dressed and not wearing disguises.
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Fred Fritzheimer
Au Trust
East Main Street
Keegan
Colesanto
Fritzheimer
Found Dead Today in North Ashford
Wesley Benworth of North Ashford was found dead near Eastford after his car veered off the road and struck an embankment. He suffered a fractured skull and died at the scene at age 47, leaving a family.
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Capitol
Senate
Hawley
Connecticut
North Ashford
Dee
Wesley Benworth
Eastford
Firefighting Tragedy In New York Two Blazes Claim One Woman
In New York on December 5 a 76 year old woman Annte Liualan died in a fire at 488 East 17th Street. Seven firefighters were overcome by gas while fighting a blaze at 18 Willkin Street, near the cellar, but they recovered after medical care. About thirty others were rescued from the burning buildings and property losses were reported as small.
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York
Dee
Mbs
Curran Dry Goods marks 13th anniversary sale hour by hour
Curran Dry Goods Co celebrates its 13th anniversary with a clock display in the store showing hourly half price items. Each hour features a different sale item with signage at the entrance and complementary specials throughout the day in every department. The promotion aims to prove the value of advertised bargains and maximize in-store interest.
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Curran Dry Goods Co
Cerner
A Howe
Hope Wand
Furniture as cherished gifts for family warmth
The text extols giving furniture as thoughtful Christmas and birthday presents. It emphasizes furniture as pleasing, practical, and lasting, with parents choosing pieces to remind children of their care for years to come.
Useful Gifts Here From 75 Cents To 250 Dollars
Store presents a broad range of affordable gifts from 75 cents to 250 dollars. The text references a shop renewal or rebranding and hints at a protest or customer feedback shaping its offerings.
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Rhode Island
Coast Artiller
National Guard
Funston
Frederick Funston
Woodbury
Conn
William Reedon
Main Street
Regis H. Post
Hegix J. Post
Romeveit
Weather Forecast
Dominion
Wootruff
Holcomb
Neijemal Guard
Hartetos. Pa
United Mine Workers of Americas
Pens
Buenos Ayres
Lal Seeus Pena
Susan Dellinger
Snyder
William and
Carvin Hoover
Charles White
American Institute of Psychical Research
Subcommittee
Congress
Haywood
City News
East Main St
Curran Company
Upson, Specs
Bank St
Pather
Mather
Sam Or
Dauchter
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Company
Bank Street
Reid & Hughes
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