Venezuelan coast blockade and naval dispatches según
A Venezuelan coast blockade to take effect today was announced. In Washington Admiral Denny reported from San Juan that Lieut. Marbury Johnstone on the Albany was sent to La Guayra to visit Minister Bowen at Caracas. The Albany was used because the torpedo destroyers were not available for war.
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Washington
Denny
San Juan
Marbury Johnstone
Albany
LaGuayra
Navy Department
Bowen
Caracas
Honor for the President in Arbitration Offer
Washington reports the State department received a request from Alles urging President Roosevelt to arbitrate the Venezuela dispute. Roosevelt favors Hague tribunal rejection and hints at conditional acceptance, while noting he may act as arbitrator if needed. The department relayed the president's stance to the powers today.
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Washington
State Department
Alles
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Roosevelt de Aires
Hague
Navy coal supply steady from Norfolk to Culebra
Norfolk dispatches report Dewey's fleet drawing coal from a regular Norfolk Culebra collier service with ships leaving twice weekly. No government seizure of coal is currently necessary as cargo continues to move and ships head to the Caribbean, pending naval contracts.
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Norfolk
Dewey
Culebra
Caribbean
Jury fails to agree in suit over Akron riot death
The jury deliberating the County Commissioners lawsuit seeking $5,000 for Glen Wade’s death during the Akron riot failed to reach an agreement by Friday afternoon and was discharged by Judge Hayden after about 24 hours of deliberation. Judge Snyder later inquired if any juror agreed, but none did.
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Glen Wade
Akron
Hayden
Snydon
Public school teachers take city examination at High School
About 85 teachers of the city public schools took the examination Saturday at the High School building. Nearly all of the applicants were present and participating in the test.
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Saturn
Johnson Club Plans Event With Mayor Johnson Visit
A newly formed Johnson Club elected Stephen S. Steinsmetz as president and Chas W. Dickerson as vice president with Paul Bork as secretary and Mead Chamberlain as treasurer. The executive committee includes Attorney A C Holloway. The club aims to extend civic policy and arrange for Mayor Johnson to speak mid January.
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Tom J. Johnson
Clevelanl
Shotte
Stephen
Steins
Chas
W. Dickerson
Paul Bork
Mead Chamberlain
A. C. Holloway
Johnson
Last Session Held at Scranton
The Anthracite Strike Commission met in Scranton on December 20 for what may be its last session there. The hearing lasted about three hours before adjourning to Philadelphia on January 3. The Lehigh Valley Coal Co wage and hour statement was first presented. John H. Otto, a Delaware and Hudson ballast worker, testified he was boycotted by local merchants after a union committee warned them he was on the unfair list and not to sell to him.
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Scranton
Thin City
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Cowl Co
John H. Otto
Delaware & Hudson Co
Arebald
Otto
Badly Hurt Pastor Harpster Injured in Fall
Rev. W. S. Harpster, pastor of the United Evangelical church, is confined to bed after a fall from a ulk stairs this week. He sprained his back badly and will remain bedbound for seven days, missing Sunday services with arrangements made for Rev. Mr. Sar to preach in the morning and Siding Wider Rice in the evening.
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W. S. Harpster
United Evangelical Church
Mr. Sar
Funeral for Mrs Julia Dent Grant Held in Washington
The funeral of Mrs Julia Dent Grant was held with a private family service at her home on Q Street followed by a public ceremony at the Metropolitan Club. Attendees included the President, cabinet members, diplomats, and military officers in full uniform. Her remains will rest beside President Ulysses S Grant in Grant Tomb, Riverside Drive, New York City.
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Washington
Julia Dent Grant
Q At
Metropolitan
Wadsworth Company Wins 7000 Verdict In Medina Case
Medina county Probate court jurors returned a verdict Friday night in favor of the Wadsworth company against the Erie Railway company. The ruling orders payment of 7000 for property condemnation, following a three day trial. Grant & Sieber and Tibball & Frank, with Talcott of Cleveland, represented the Balt company in the lengthy proceeding.
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Medina County
Wadsworth Company
Erie Railway Company
Railroad Company of
Salt Company
Balt Company
Grant & Sieber
Tibball & Frank
Talcott
Cleveland
Rally May Company
Mill Street viaduct plans near final adoption this spring
City officials report near completion of Mill Street viaduct plans and anticipate railroad company input soon after a holiday meeting. Construction may begin early next spring under new legislation, with railroad shares totaling 12 500 and city plus SN C PR funding of 8 250. East Exchange Street viaduct work is three months behind.
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Notles
Mill St
Mill St. Viaduet
City
SN. C. PR
East Exchange St. Viedset
Millat
Arrests Made In Akron Area Suspect Robbery Pair
Policeman Murray aided by officers detained H J Beery and A A Harris alias A A Jackson on a tip that one matched a Ravenna crime description. Ravenna authorities later released Harris. Beery faced extortion charges while the others were involved in a separate investigation as Uncle Joe Kendall surveyed poverty conditions and Christmas aid plans in Akron with 71 baskets slated for distribution.
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Murray
Mcor Doerler
H. J. Beery
A. A. Harris
A. A. Jackson
Ravenna
Booey
Dee. A
Harris
Crow House
Uncle Joe" Kendall
Akron
Cty
Maely Dow
Special City Council Meeting on Payroll Passes
A called special meeting of the City Council convened to approve payroll payments for city employees during the holidays. The session was chaired by Connie Manderbuet and Martin mit Schetl with a focus on timely money disbursement.
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Connieien Manderbuet
Martin Mit Schetl
Floating Vessel Report From Copenhagen Harbor
A damaged report notes a vessel named in Copenhagen on Tuesday, with unclear details about its condition. It mentions limited damage and ongoing concerns, referencing Denmark and Germany amid uncertain circumstances.
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Copenhagen
Dee
Dedication service for church and new building details
A Sunday dedication will feature Rev. Wykert and others as the new church building, costing 118,000, is shown in elaborate detail. Plans include a grand interior with stained glass, a large front window, electric lighting, and a chapel, with services and speeches by church and university figures.
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Buoday
Joa Woolland
Methodiat Eylscopal Ehnreh
Worshin
Tev
Uhattor W. Smith
Pitsturw Cheietian Advocate
Permon
Relem Kite
Prantees
God
Dr. Whittaker
Jon. Chas
FF Dek
Pom. Atterhedt
Dor J. Way
Fashford
Delaware University
Rey
Tna Amd
Ilecorinias
Tibet
Eulyanen
Alt Enttines
Lindsay
Bequi
Alpin Ouil Omega
Saul Juciote Aglee
Winter racing season opens at Newport track
Winter racing in Cincinnati opens at Newport track under American turf congress rules. Organized at the Havana house yesterday, the season runs from today through May 30 with a program highlighted by the opening dash.
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Cincinnati
Wanetion
American Turf Congress
Hbaou House
Newsport Track
Han Wan
Death of Mrs. Maria Wall at 69 in Glendale area
Mrs Maria Wall aged 69 mother of Mr H M Hollinger died Friday at the home of her daughter 150 Poringe Path of exhaustion. Funeral services will be held at the residence Monday at 9 30 p m. Interment in Glendale cemetery.
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Maria Wall
H. M. Hollinger
Glendale Cemetery
Doctors New York Summary Amid Tangled Medical Jargon
A garbled report from New York appears to describe medical inquiries and patient observations. The text references fever, dental notes, and a sequence involving a letter and court morning events, but the details are unclear.
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New York
Peter Helans
Tilt Patel
Local Minstrels in Front at Colonial Show
Local Minstrels led by performers Chit Meats Bred Work and Jobo By Sieber prepare a main stage act at the Colonial theater for the new St. Heennit's chitel show. The lineup features favorites like Thicke Wilks Robison and Bath Moss with Work and Slehor drawing fan attention. The event promises a premier talent showcase, with expectations of a strong reception from the audience.
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W. Work
Jobo
Sieber
Wetheley
Nla Jils
Alan
St. Heennit
Anil
Wilks Robison
Officers of 103 Elected at Camp Thenier Miller
The 103rd Camp Thenier Miller AW elected officers for the year. Th AL Walkup was named commander with Pine ening olor commander Whidhobas Jielwe Tosemanmaden and Al bert Huunewrrruepining dames It Thome as officers. The new officers will be installed at the first regulon meeting on Saturday at Mire Mirerar Bebleratt.
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Camp Thenier
Robbers Raid Indiana Village Hardware Store And Bank
In Washington Indiana two armed men raided Longcottes village, breaking into a hardware store and taking three shotguns. They forced John and William Patterson to surrender, wounding John in the shoulder, then fled to Monive and Houghton’s private bank, trying to break into the vault before leaving town. Patterson provided a description of a wire frame mask used by one robber.
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Washington, Ind
Longcotes
John
Wm. Patterson
Patterson
Fred
Peterson
Pattersons
Red
Monive = & Houghton
Dial
John Dallenson
Ryomer
UIT
Fragmented OCR notes on N Y political figure resignation
Fragmentary text mentions New York figures Leavens Tro Shey Ky McDonald and Raplinteliard Long Island city. References a resignation, charges, a public house, and a defense member’s meeting. Reading errors obscure clear facts and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tro
Shey
Diva
Ky McDonald
Paw Jor
East Ave
Raplinteliard
Long Island
Elty
Lee
Will
Howl
Ubat
Gas price jump eyed by Alou Gas Co plan
The Alou Gas Co contemplates an advance in artificial gas pricing after maintaining low levels for about a year. The move would raise the price from prior levels and is expected to take effect after year-end, with a further expected increase of about 20 cents.
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Alou Gas Co
Olio Cas Co
Train wreck injures all on trolley in New Jersey
Seventeen rowaning on Wick Wave near Weehawken ends with a trolley car split and all thirty passengers injured when a coupling failure caused the forward car to crash and overturn. Unknown to the engineer, a train connection failed, throwing one section clear of the tracks and trapping others inside the wrecked car.
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New York
Able Men Among the Rural Mail Carrier Applicants
Nearly 100 men from Summit county gathered at the Court House all day Saturday for rural postal carrier examinations. A. F. George, Government agent, directed the tests. Many candidates are former teachers. routes and appointments depend on bid results and contract awards. George will finalize routes and report to Washington. announcements await approval around February 1. Speed Examiner Kennedy, and Special Agents Kepler and Blackman assisted.
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Bummit County
A. F. George
Susamit
Muall
George
Summit County
Washington
Court House
Kennedy
Kepler and Blackman
Mio
Schools Close Friday for Vacation Then Reopen January Sixth
The school system announces a Friday closure for vacation with classes suspended in every ward building. Students will resume on January 6 after a program of singing and speaking held in each room and the high school building. weather forecast mentions a likely storm tonight.
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Twe Ween
Hithchool
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