Roosevelt Considers Venezuela Crisis With Top Officials
President Roosevelt met with Secretary Hay, Secretary Root, Senator Cullom and Representative Mitt to discuss Venezuela. A special message to Congress on the situation is planned. The administration notes growing U S involvement as England and Germany pressure economics and threaten ships and forts, with potential American action forthcoming.
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Washington
Toorevelt
Hay
Root
Cullom
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mitt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Venequela
Roosevelt
Congress
Venezuela
State Department
England
Germany
Forte
Uncle Sam
Italy Also To Join Allies Warships Likely Venezuela
Berlin reports from an official source that Italian warships will probably join the Anglo German allies in Venezuela once a blockade is declared. The statement underscores shifts in naval alignment during the ongoing conflict and hints at broader regional strategy.
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Berlin
Venezuela
Bombardment Kills Three Near Puerto Cabello
Three people died in a bombardment near Puerto Cabello, including a resident of San Esteban and two of his servants. The event was reported from Lagnayra on the first of the month, with confirmation received today.
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Lagnayra
Geen
San Esteban
Puerto Cabello
General Call for Castro Resignation in Uruguay
In Uruguay on December 15 a broad faction among the educated classes urged President Castro to resign. If he steps down President Ayala would assume the presidency. Venezuela continues to hope for Uncle Sam to intervene on its behalf.
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Luguayra
Castro
Ayala
Venezuela
Uncle San
British and German Claims to Venezuela Seek Arbitration
In London on December 1 Lord Lansdowne announced in the House of Lords that a proposal from the American Government asks that the claims of British and German subjects against Venezuela be submitted to arbitration.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Venezuela
Viscount Cranborne Denies British Involvement in Venezuelan Warship Loss
London reports Viscount Cranborne, foreign secretary aide, making a statement in the House about the sinking of captured Venezuelan warships. He denied British responsibility for the damage and asserted no involvement by the British admiralty in the incident.
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London
Viscount Cranborne
Miners’ Side About Ended Before Strike Commission
In Keranton Pennsylvania the miners’ aide of the anthracite strike will be fully told to the Strike Commission with over 125 witnesses having testified or prepared to testify. Clarence Darrow, counsel for the United Mine Workers, says most points by witnesses have been produced in interviews.
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Keranton
Deo
Ron Traversy
Clarence Darrow
United Ming Workers
Panama Canal treaty may grant long lease to US
Washington December 15 The Panama Canal treaty with Colombia may be signed this week and could provide for a 100 year lease with the United States holding sole right to renew The interpretation if perpetual control over Colombia was softened to a long lease pleasing consulted senators
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Washington
Colombia
United States
Columbias
Church Assault injures none as desperadoes wreck Bethel
Sunday service at Bethel church in Glade district disrupted by a night attack. Desperadoes shattered windows with stones, fired revolver shots, then damaged interior before fleeing. Motive unclear though hostility toward Pastor Chenoweth is suspected by some.
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Bertington
Mr. Chenoweth
Bethel Church
Glade
Edifee
Ehmrel
Sheep Claims and Dog Attacks Rise in County
Since early settlement farmers have faced sheep killings by dogs, with the county paying damages. The quarterly sheep claims show a drop in losses, suggesting dogs are being controlled, sheep watched closely, and owners taking precautions across the county.
House Burns In Franklin Street Fire
A defective chimney caused a blaze that nearly destroyed Me W. Shell’s 12 room house at Franklin Street Saturday night around midnight. Shell, returning from the Kirkwood club, discovered the fire and tried to escape but the flames cut off all exits. Firemen extinguished the blaze. the loss is estimated at 4000 dollars amid ongoing repairs to the dwelling.
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Franklin St
Kont
Shell
Kirkweod
Winain
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Officials Plan Wage Increases
Baltimore and Ohio officials met to set a schedule of incremental wage raises for employees with potential increases ranging from none to 40 percent. The company reported a $75,000 salary list gain in the past year and $5,484,320.09 spent on reconstruction. Excavation work between Warrenville and Chicago, and grade adjustments on the east bound line, were noted along with heavy spend on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling line for Medina and Pigeon Key cut-offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Herons
Warwlel
Cmengo
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Medina
Pigeon Kyu
Buffalo Bishop Nomination Chooses Quigley for Chicago See
Rome Dec 15 The College of Cardinals nominated Bishop Janes K Quigley of Buffalo as archbishop of Chicago amid strong interest and a lively contest surrounding the selection. The decision reflects widespread attention in church circles.
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Rome
College of Trapaganda Toy
Janes K. Quigley
Buffalo
Chicago
Ashland’s Steel Range Plant Bonus Tied to Camp Gift
Mr H B Camp of Akron has subscribed 1000 dollars toward purchasing Ashland lots for a steel range plant promoted by Frank Wharton formerly of Cleveland. Ashland will pay a 3000 dollar bonus for the venture. Camp has already contributed 1000 dollars as a bonus for the new rubber company Ashland is forming, in which he is heavily interested.
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H. B. Camp
Akron
Ashland
Frank Wharton
Horn Steet Range Works
Cleveland
Camp Bar
Rubber c
Akron Man Dies of Stomach Cancer at City Hospital
W. A. Fellenbaum, 62, of Akron, died Sunday at City Hospital after a five month illness from stomach cancer. He had lived in Akron 40 years and was employed as a janitor at the Parking school. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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W. A. Fellenbaum
City Hospital
Me. Mellenbaum
Akron
Young Woman Dies at Home of Nervous Prostration
Miss Ginve M. Relfsnider daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed G Retenider of 548 El Prospect Street Cleveland died at her home Monday morning from nervous prostration. Services will be held from her late residence Tuesday afternoon and the remains will be brought to Akron Wednesday morning for viewing by friends.
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Ginve M. Relfsnider
Mo and
Mos
Charity Concert Well Attended at Cirgidoper House
Sunday afternoon a well filled house attended the third charity concert at the Cirgidoper house presented by the Great Western band. Prof. W. A. Putt baritone, Mr. Leader Weles violinist, and Mr. Gustave Bonntedt were featured. Encores indicated the music met broad approval.
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Great Western Band
W. A. Putt
Leader Weles
Gustave Bonntedt
Wmusic
Horses Stolen Near Akron and Greentown Incident
Police investigate the theft of horses and a saddle from a location south of New Berlin and near the Canton Akron electric railway line. The team disappeared after being moved toward Akron, with reports of a second horse taken from Roman near Greentown. Authorities doubt whether the animals were moved to the rail yard or elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meldalenin
Matetle Fon
New Berlin
Barnes
Canton Akron
Wasseer
Polit Iivae
Mt. Pfoeine
Akron
Akrol
Briek
Greentown
Man Dies in Quicksand Near Holum Mina
In New Orleans, Geo Kilrain perished after sinking in quicksand near Holum Mina. He struggled for two days before death. Locals heard his pleas but did not help, fearing the danger, and the magistrate declined to intervene, citing no legal provision.
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New Orleans
Holum
Mina
Geo
Klrain
Kilrain
Re-trial in Columbus for Steele and Miller on conspiracy charges
The re-trial of Attorney Thomas E. Steele and Mrs. Anna Miller began in Columbus today. They face charges of conspiring to use the male for unomieal purposes and to extort mercy from a prominent man who had been intimate with Mrs. Miller. The jury from last week’s trial was discharged.
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Columbus
Thomas BE. Steele
Anna Miller
Biel
False Lover Promised Groom Dies of a Broken Heart
Eighteen year old Towsle Mindi of Pigeon Creek died after taking carbolic acid when Doak refused to marry her on their planned wedding day. He had promised marriage earlier, and the couple planned to wed in spring. The tragedy followed a broken engagement and news of the death reached Doak. Funeral details for Mrs Mary Zittle are listed for Mt. Valley, Duoxday.
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Washinton
Mindi
Amel
Sted
Doak
Hallam
Ble Hoetel
Rat Doak
Mary Zittle
Mivillow State Hospital
Mra Mo Ht
Ziegler
Novik Valley
Duoxday
Mt. Peave Cemetery
Akron venture reports rich strike in gold vein
A local Akron project claims a new gold vein discovery in a mining venture named AF Alani. Investors from Akron hold about 18 000 shares. Reported ore yields suggest potential profits up to 5000 per ton amid ongoing disputes over valuation and feasibility.
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Akron
Alani
Smeevice
Stevert
Long Marriage Trouble Ends With Missing Wife
Mrs Elliott, formerly Millett of Newcomerstown, sues for divorce amid claims of abuse and abandonment. After reunions and relocations to Maseillon and Khernin, Elliott faced alleged infanity and threats, later reportedly disappearing near Philadelphia. Relatives in Akron and Wadsworth fear for her safety as inquiries continue.
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Ribort
Akron
Philtelphia
Verlaine
Mra
Bimett
Newcomerstown
Sherman
Willott
Mra. Biliott
Sumit County
Comet of Common
Chas. A. Calhoun
Wadsworth
Elliott
John F. Halderman
New Molindel Pila
New Philadelpha
Robbery Report Near Booth Bowry Patrol
Mr M. Hotel of Holloway Street reported a Saturday mugging on a path near Booth Bowry. Two men assaulted him. one restrained him while the other took $6 from his pockets. Police are investigating the case.
Rubber prices surge amid market scarcity advance
The price of crude rubber has advanced considerably during the last weeks due to market scarcity. Price per ton has risen to six and is increasing steadily, marking the highest level not seen in a long time.
Man Plea Entered After Intoxication Incident
John Zick pleaded guilty to intoxication after a Monday morning incident despite his claim of a fall on the tee. Michael Gallagher of Youngstown also pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined two dollars in the same proceedings.
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John Zick
Zick
Michael Gallagter
Youngstown
Wilhelm Seeks Reelection As Pest Ward Councilman
Wilhelm of the Pest ward announces intent to run again for council seat. He plans to seek reelection next spring, promoting his record and aims to continue serving his ward.
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T Wilheln
Pest
Lion
Hth
Office Takes February Ninth Despite Unclear Wording
Fragmentary text suggests a formal office transition dated February 9 with names like Mir William Bi and Parden. mentions a probate judge and potential changes. The readable portions imply official changes to the office, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Powers Fined Twice for Fare Evasion in Canton-Atron Case
John Powers of Springfield township faced Poller court after allegedly confronting conductor Charles W. Spiegel on a Canton-Atron line train. He reportedly dodged a fare, entered the smoking compartment, and attacked Spiegel when charged again. Powers pleaded guilty to avoid a second police court arrest and was fined plus costs.
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John Powers
Springfeld
Corte
Pollercourt
Charles W. Spiegel
Canton-Atron
Lew
Powertandpoint
Powers
Spiegel
Northfield
Lim
Wuh Powers
Hite
Sunny
Broweht
Doyle Mawtir
Hin Wegal
Fatal Fire in a Tenement in New York
A deadly tenement fire in New York left Mrs. Mary Bond, 32, and her children Raymond Bond, seven, and Helen Bond, two, dead. The mother and another child were severely injured while a child named Aweing burned. a runn severely injured and burned. Firefighters battled the blaze at Great 12th Street and Finerave early this morning, attempting to save the family.
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New York
Guilbert Aims for a Third Term in State Race
Columibux dispatch reports Ton WDaller Auditor of State has sidelined himself as a candidate for a third term. He seeks support from Senators Hanna and Poraker and predicts General Dick will run for governor.
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Columibux
Ton Wdaller
Hanna
Poraker
Lake Shore Electric Railway Plans Double Track Route
The Lake Shore Electric Railway宣布 intends to build a double track west toward Vermilion and on to Sandusky to handle heavy summer car traffic between Cleveland and Vermilion, signaling expansion to meet rising commuter demand.
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Lake Shore Electric Railway
Cleveland
Vermilion
Sandusky
Vermlion
False Alarm Report From Main and Filer Streets
A false alarm was reported Monday morning at 4.90 from the corner of Main and Filer streets Nu. 1 responded but no hazards or injuries were found.
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Ansion
Main and
Filer
Sts Nu
Diacoree
Damages in cases of Glen Wade and Rhoda Davidson
A riot aftermath reports damages sought for two deaths and injuries. Glen Wade, 12, and Rhoda Davidson, 4, were victims in a disturbance near North Ab Len Mt. The city and county argue liability for damages and court actions pursue compensation for lives and property. Witnesses have been subpoenaed and petitions will be filed soon.
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Glen Wade
Rhoda Davidson
Otte Conall
Gilet Wate
Ees Metantip Killet
Avid Rhote Dae Vileon
Mrang Mee J. M. Davidsen
North
Ab Len Mt
Soom
Allowing Water to Run to Prevent Frozen Pipes
Akron Water Works Co reports about 2,000,000 gallons more water consumed this winter than usual. The extra usage comes from consumers allowing taps to run and prevent pipes from freezing, ensuring water supply remains safe and not exhausted.
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Akron Water Works Co
First 1 Cent Stamp Issued For Akron Post Office
New stamps include a 1 cent issue for foreign registered letters. The 1 cent covers registration and postage, part of a new issue received for limited distribution. Remaining stamps in the issue will be held for later release.
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Akron
Railroad Bonds Held by Chicago Firm Under Ashland & Wooster Railway
Federal Trust and Savings Co of Chicago is understood to have taken bonds of the Ashland and Wooster Railway Co. The bonds carry five percent interest, are denominated at 1000 dollars each, and mature in twenty five years.
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Federal Trust & Savings Co
Chicago
Ashland & Wooster Railway Co
Boy Wanders From Salamanca to Mission for Care
Parks' ambulance transferred a ten year old boy named Harry Bender from the Howard Street Mission after he wandered there with pneumonia. He had been staying at the mission for about two weeks following the death of his parents in Salamanca and was taken to the hospital around 1 30 Monday afternoon to receive medical treatment.
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Parks
Howard St. Mission
Harry Bender
Salamanca
Banks Move Toward Consolidation in Cleveland Area
The Savings & Trust Co. and the Citzons' Savings & Loan Association of Cleveland began a consolidation push. Reports say the American Exchange and the Park National banks of Cleveland will also merge.
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The
Savings & Trust Co
Citzons' Savings & Loan Association
Cleveland
American Exchange
Park National Banks
Qevelaniy
Automobile Show Listing Of Local Exhibitors
One cent concerns presented at the Automobile Show. Notable exhibitors include BLP Goede Wear Thee & Rubber Go Tubber & The Go and the dubber Co. Coren, New Witin Tan 17, are among the follow entities.
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Eneron
Dubber Co
Barberton Officials Propose Saloon Regulation Ordinance
Municipal leaders discuss a Monday night ordinance to regulate saloons, set salaries for village officers and police, amid debates on pay scales and town services. No action was taken as discussions covered compensation and enforcement while encroachment and road safety topics were touched.
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Jon
Lee
Sear
Marshall
Torr
Board of Public Service
Coy
Daylor
Cinance
Ma ‘Ut
McGoy
Ore Wells Evville Kentucky Nightly Eruption Damages Wells
Eight Goers and Airey dry Longs were a completion in the Knox area this past week. The best r the Payne and Berry gushers. Ore was caught during eruptions and burned, destroying the rig. The Brandt cow has been quoted at a certain price and is expected to rise to 1.20 when the line is completed in February. About one thousand bow ut work on tt.
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Eville
Knox
Coal Fleet Wrecked on the Oko River in Ohio
On December 16, in the morning near the Oko river, a coal fleet owned by The Etat net, Western from imoog was driven apart by a wreck. Dozens of barges were adrift, with about 6,000 feet aground and many damaged. The Cincinnati and Southern line reported the incident.
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Oko
Th Etat
Incomplete report on International Harvester stock deal
Unclear notes recount a completed ration involving International Harvester partners Perkins and Mor on in Chicago. The memo hints at alarm over money market conditions and comments on statements by sources, with references to June, millimeas, and related figures, but the text is fragmented.
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T He International Harjo
Perkins
J. PL
Chicago
Sendeer
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