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Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
6
Where are they they are three and one half miles from the green
The fragment notes a location described as three and a half miles from the green, suggesting a course or field reference. No further identifiable names, dates, or concrete nouns are readable to anchor the item.
Ruef Bribery Trial Enters Jury Deliberation Phase
The Ruef bribery case in San Francisco advances to jury deliberation after a lengthy trial spanning 106 days. Mayor Lehmitz, Abraham Ruef, and several officials face indictments for bribery tied to street railway, gas and electric firms, and Parkside Realty trolley franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Renee
Abraham Enet
Hix
Raef
Reh
Tenefic
Consol
Abranam
Mie Boand
BB. Lehmitz
Abraham Ruef
Rief
Answ
Win Rue
Bi Tsers
Parkside Realty Company
Hnef
Don J. Bury
Trlat
Prin Ced
Honey
Ruel
Heney
Mortis Mias
Ifeney
Queen Wilhelmina to Walk Daily Under Doctor Plan
In Amsterrhim Queen Wilhelmina is ordered to daily brisk walks under Professor Konner of the University of Utrecht. She has abandoned carriage rides for walking, weather permitting, to aid her health as advised by the medical team.
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Wilhelmina
Amsterrhim
Wilheming
Troefessor Konner
University of Utrecht
Strageons
Four Nobel Prizes Awarded In Stockholm Ceremony
Nobel prizes of 20000 dollars each were awarded to scholars in literature physics medicine and the recipients include Rudolf Eucken of Jena University, a physicist from Manchester, and doctors Paul Ehrlich and Ilya Metchnikoff. The awards honor work across Germany France England and other leading centers.
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Stockholm
Dee
Rudolf Eucken
Jena University
Man
University of Chemlatey
Ernest Butterford
Physical Laboratory
University of Manchester
Vangland
Paul Uhrlich
Berlin
Bh Metehnikoff
Masteur Institute
Vurbe
Minnesota Governor Backs Canal From Lake Superior
Governor Julius of Minnesota told the Jalil conference of the national conservation commission that canals and waterways development are the nation’s top investment. He urged building a canal from Lake Superior to the Gulf of Mexico to improve commerce and water resources.
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Minnesota
Washington
Hee
Dohar A. Julius
National Conservation Commission
Heelan Chat
Kostowski Seized En Route to Washington After Threats
Newark man Kostowski, alleged to threaten President Roosevelt, was taken from a train by Newark police after resisting officers and refusing to say his business. He allegedly warned of the President and was restrained while secret service notified in Washington.
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Yrewton
Jobo Kossone
Newark
Kostowski
Jolice
Roosevelt
Secret Service Division
Washington
Congression
Phen
Treuten
Mim
Bin
Columbia Doctors Resign From Columbia Faculty
Important changes at the College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University are shown by resignations of two senior faculty members Dr Theopil Mitchell Meadden professor of pathology and Dr John Green Curtis professor of physiology Others on the faculty reportedly intend to resign as well in the wake of the move in New York on December 10.
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College of Physicians
New York
Dev
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Theopil Mitchell Meadden
John Green Curtis
Hale Elected Senate Leader by Republicans in Washington
Maine senator Hale was chosen by Republican senators to succeed the late Allison as chairman of the Republican women and as head of the important Senate committee on finance. The move places Hale in charge of key legislation and the duty of selecting members of the committee on finance.
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Maine
Allison
Washington
Hale
Womens
Town
Senate
Emperor Kuanghau’s Personal Effects Burned Funeral Costs Stated
The document notes in accordance with ancestral custom that the late Emperor Kuanghau’s personal effects and country furs have been incinerated. The work lying on stock and property destroyed is valued at least 60. It is estimated postmortem expenditures for their majesties will total 4.2 million dollars.
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Kuanghau
Kuanghsn
Four Girl Babies at Once Brighten Missouri Officials’ Day
In Meaiee Missouri on December 1, four daughters were born to Prager Reuben F. Jones, a local school official and school commissioner. The family joy follows the arrival as all four newborns are reported in thriving condition with the community celebrating the quadruple birth.
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Meaiee
Dee
Prager
Reuben F. Jones
Stoddard Verity al
Elopes With A Plumber Shock Widow Spouse Surprise
New York report describes Mrs Katherine Randolph widow of Bath Beach eloping with Thomas Lang a plumber upsetting her five daughters. She is noted for charity having given over 100000 this war and funded church altars. In Minneapolis Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota lies ill at the Nicollet hotel.
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New York
Katherine Randolph
Bath Beach
Thomas Lang
Randolph
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Minn
Des
Hansbrough
Nicollet Hotel
Gould Custody Fight Draws In Prince De Sagan Inatr
Angered by accusations in a Paris courtroom, lawyer M. Julemier argued Count de Castellane’s motive in seeking custody of his children. George Gould testified as trustee of the Gould exile, claiming any alleged immorality would force him to remove his nephews from Princess Anna Gould de Sagan’s care.
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Gould
Princess Anna
George Gould
Haris
Helie de Sagan
Bont de Castellane
Anna Gould
Palace of Justice
M. Dufermier
Anna Gould de Sagan
Count Bont de Castellane
Miculemler
Castellane
Sagan
Malukef
de Sagem
Ing
de Sagan
M. Julemier
M. de Castellane
Exch
M. de Sagat
M. Rousset
Prince de Sagan
Count de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Malire Rousses
John L Sullivan Seeks Divorce in Supreme Court
Former world heavyweight champion John L. Sullivan filed for divorce in Chicago's supreme court. He wed Annie Bates in Boston in 1881 and, until last summer, no one knew of his marriage. Friends who investigated uncovered the liaison and initiated the legal action.
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Sullivan
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Supreme Court
Annie Bates
Boston
Charley Mitchell
Stiit Sullivan
Lowell Discovers Water Vapor on Mars Evidence
Boston reports astronomer Percival Lowell and assistants at Flagstaff Arizona have detected measurable water vapor on Mars. The observation uses spectral lines to show the planet's atmosphere, analogous to Earth's, though at about one fifth as thick.
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Lowell
Boston
Percival Lowell
Mars
Flagstar
Ariz
Mary
Earth
De Oro World Champion Beats Hueston in Billiards Match
Alfredo De Oro of Cuba defeats Thomas A. Hueston of St. Louis in the third block of a three cushion billiards match at St. Louis, 54 to 28, with the final three blocks tally 150 for De Oro and 107 for Hueston.
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Hueston
St. Louis
Alfredo de Oro
Cuba
Thomas A. Hueston
de Ore
Huestom
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