Bold German moves strain Monroe Doctrine test
New York dispatch notes German and Dutch actions amid Venezuela tensions. The Pring Willem III arrives from Venezuela and Haiti ports with little damage found after Porto Cabello firing. In Haiti Nord inaugurated amid cheers. Von Tovalawskii denounces the Monroe Doctrine, hinting Germany exploits the Venezuela crisis and signaling US military concern.
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New York
Pring Williem
Venezuela
Mayti
Porto Cabello
Lagonyra
Puerto Cabello
Port An-Prince
Hayti
General Nord
Salaries Committee Hears City Officials’ Pay Questions
The Connell Salaries Committee plans another meeting tonight to discuss pay for new city officials. Members expect a lengthy process with no report likely soon, possibly delaying salaries until early March. They seek solicitor opinions on fees under the new code and how a resident solicitor might be used, aiming for better information before any decision.
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Connell
Obsirmay B. F. Manderbach
Coumittee
Bequest of 20 Manx Cats By Actress Imogene Tracy
New York December 30 Imogene Tracy a once famous actress died after a fall while freeing her 20 Manx cats. In her will she left the pets to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals requesting they be chloroformed and buried with her. Since she will be buried in a Catholic cemetery the cats will not be buried with her.
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New York
Imogene Tracy
The
Rociety For
Spring campaign gears up for city races next week
Awaiting formal declarations several candidates for the Board of Public Service and City Solicitor race prepare to announce as trains move toward campaign action. Maternity candidates and other hopefuls line up for the roles, with discussions on changes to leadership and auditing posts.
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Board of Public Service
Connon
Seven Assessors to be elected with many aspirants
Walkren attached to these offices will draw a large pool of candidates. Seven Assessors are to be elected and several worthwhile appointments are likely. Campaign activity is quiet now but expected to begin next week.
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Walkren
Anarchist Pulgar Confessed Motive for Killing King Alfonso
Alfonso Madrid reports that anarchist Angel Pulgar, arrested in Oviedo on December 8, confessed intent to murder King Alfonso. Pulgar is handed to Lucin Dulgar, head of the Venezuelan confederation state, and will be expelled from the country by police action.
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Madrid
Angel Pulgar
Oviedo
Alfonso
Senor Vallanco Dulgar
Luclin
Pulgar
Explosion wrecks Delaware home on December 30
An explosion tore through the home of Win Kureley in Delaware on December 30. Gas had leaked from an unpiped line and traveled along the water main into the area where lamps were lit, causing a blast that severely injured Mika Kureley and her mother but not fatally.
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Delaware
Win
Kureley
Mika Kureley
Fight Said to Be On to Get CL and W Jt4
A report claims Baltimore and Ohio challenges Cleveland Lorin Wheeling control of the Jitter road. The Baltimore and Ohio seeks influence to secure stock ownership, while the B and C avoids improvements on the line unless it holds a majority stake.
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Jt4
Baltimore Fe Obio
Cleveland, Lorin & Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohio
Ts & W
Despondent Miner Takes Carbolic Acid Suicide
Hazelton Ba Dee, a striker evicted six weeks ago by Coxe Brothers & Co., drank carbolic acid last night. He suffered from miners' lethargy and despair over unemployment, believed to have driven him to the act.
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Hazelton
Dee
Benjamin Philips
Coxe Bro. & Co
Barrer Faces Delayed Grand Jury Delve in Quiet Meditative State
Reports indicate John J. Barber shows marked improvement after a period of isolation and meditation while awaiting grand jury action. His mind reportedly stabilizes toward normal, with family transfers noted and few visitors admitted amid an increasingly quiet scene at the county facility.
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John J. Barber
Saloon Fight Trial Begins for Millmacher in Police Court
The trial of W. Millmacher for assault and battery dominated Tuesday in Police Court. A second charge alleging keeping a disorderly house rests, with Millmacher alleged to ran a North Howard saloon. Twenty four witnesses were summoned, and W Tidion connected to the Plumacher case was discharged. The incident reportedly occurred December 20.
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W. Millmacher
Millmacher
Mloon
North Howard
W. Tidion
Eas
Standard Oil announces general employees pension plan
New York December 30 The Standard Oil Co announces a broad pension plan for workers aged 64 after 20 years of service. Employees will retire on half pay for one year before receiving a regular pension equal to one quarter of the salary earned at retirement.
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New York
Standard Oi Co
Old-Fashioned Methodism Meets Modern Chicago Ministers
In Chicago on Monday the Methodist ministry meeting heard laughter and disruption as old hymn traditions clashed with modern Methodism. Rev. C M Cobern condemned the old system, praised reform, and argued against rigid pew separations and ornate ritual shaping worship today.
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Chicago
Kylocopal Miniatere
C. M. Cohern
Cobern Ald
Trimes
Akron position eyed for American Rubber Co plant
Akron is touted as a likely site for the American Rubber Co enterprise after a tour by the general manager and local businessmen. The plan includes crude rubber from Bolivian forests and a major rubber band manufacturing operation. Local interest is high and firm location details are pending a final decision.
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Akron
Ameren Rubber Co
Lie Aumerican Co
Bolivia
New Rogers Locomotives For Burlington Missouri River Line
Two large new locomotives of the Rogers make were delivered to Akron and sent over the Erie road, intended for the Burlington and Missouri River railroad.
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Rogers
Akron
Erie Road
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Knights Teorploe Visit Children's Home on New Year’s
In keeping with their customary practice the Knights Teorploe will visit the Children’s Home on New Year’s Day and present a tender wound to the institution.
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Knights Teorploe
Tender Wonwald
Vanderbilt Will Race In Automobile Events
A garbled report notes Vanderbilt plans to race in automobile events in Prague. Names and details are unclear but reference a New York context and possible entries by individuals connected to the auto competitions.
Three Men Cleared In Suspicious Person Case
Richard Pack Willem Oakes and Charles Jonnvon were brought to the live court Tuesday morning on a charge of Delhi MipleoUSpense. Willem McAllieter testified they wandered on North Howard at Monday night. The men claimed Navarre employment. They pleaded not guilty and were discharged after trial.
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Richard Pack
Willem Oakes
Charles Jonnvon
Delhi
Willem McAllieter
North Howard
Navarre
Mystery over Edna McClellan Life Contract in New York
In a striking case in New York on December 30, Edna Weller McClellan, singer, sues Charles Broadway Rouse high wealth magnate, alleging a life payment contract of four dollars weekly. Lawyers call the origin of the agreement a mystery and refuse to explain.
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New York
Charles Broadwiy Rouseh
Talllionaire
Edna Weller McClellan
Farmers Use Bobsleds In Akron Amid Snowy Wintry Markets
Farmers haul grain to mills and markets in Akron as deep snow coats streets. Sleighing is excellent, and many residents take to the roads for trips amid a sharp cold snap. The scene reflects an unusual winter for the area with packed snow boosting local activity and humor around the season.
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Akron
Mole Thomsay
Wittersport
Indian Art Exhibition Opens at Durbar Event
Viceroy Durzon opened the Indian art exhibition feature of Durbar at the Velock this morning. Organized by Dr Watt, it showcases a priceless loan collection. Duke and Duchess of Consnaught attended representing King Edward, among a brilliant assembly of native princes and the public.
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Durzon
Durtor
de. Watt
Consnaught
Eaward
Durbar
Brownless Sent to Hospital After Police Pickup
Frick Brownless was picked up by the police Saturday morning and held at the County Jail. He was sent to St. Alesis Hospital in Crovemad for treatment where doctors found a paralyzed right arm and a prior epileptic condition. he had been wandering the streets when found.
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Frick Brownless
Lis
St. Alesis Hospital
Crovemad
Lin Rebt
Local inventors receive patents on golf tee and vulcanized rules
Mp Laverence M Seleer of this city obtained a patent for an improved golf tee. Me A J White of Akron was granted a patent for an improvement on rules for vulcanicons.
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Mp. Laverence M. Seleer
Hida
Ani Me
A. J White
Akron
Plea For Coal To Aid Poor Department Appeal
Officials urge public donations to buy coal for those in need as fuel supplies are nearly exhausted. The appeal notes several families require fuel urgently and coal is in short supply.
In the Hands of His Friends Governor Nomination Stance
General Dick declines to commit himself to a gubernatorial candidacy. He says the movement was started by his friends and that the issue should be settled at the convention. He emphasizes it is not a matter of personal ambition and expresses appreciation for the compliment.
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Dito Tit
Himmel
The
Democrat Today
Cleveland
Ohio
Tam
Market House Plans By Connell Committee
The Connell special committee in charge of the new market house will meet next Saturday to select a site and plan for future expansion. Councilman A F Koons says the project must be built with a future view and Akron may eventually have two to four market houses with a central market and branches in East West or South Akron.
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Market House Committee
A. F. Koons
Akron
Unparalleled Record In Police Court This Week
A police court period shows no arrests during New Year preparations with no intoxication charges on Saturday or Monday. For three weeks prior, at least one prisoner faced such a charge, marking an unusual shift discussed at police headquarters.
Memorial Tablet Plan Withdrawn by Grace Baptist Temple
In Milladelphia on December 80 the proposal to erect a memorial tablet for Winnie Davis daughter of the Confederacy at Grace Baptist Temple was withdrawn by a massed voting congregation. Southern women who originated the fundraising, sensing opposition, notified Sunday that they would withdraw their application. The tablet fund had been contributed but faced northern opposition.
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Milladelphia
Winnie Davis
Grace Baptist Temple
Boy Stolen In New England Town Mystery
Raya John Lavinlahek, a wealthy merchant, reports his five year old son missing after Christmas Eve. Police hunt widely as locals doubt the family wealth and fear a large demand may be forced by the kidnapper. The father insists the boy’s disappearance is real and seeks answers amid panic.
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Mase
Dee
Raya John Lavinlahek
Statter
Summons for George Smith Death Notice and Funeral Plans
Mr. George Smith aged 80 died Monday afternoon at 245 East Market Street. Survived by wife and four children: Mrs. Wii Harpham 1002 East Exchange St. Geo H Smith Kokomo Tad. Captain M Smith engine house No 3. Myron A Smith Brooklyn NY. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 from the house with services by Rev J G Smith. Born in Herfordshire England, came to the U S as a boy, lived in Suntith county then Middlebury 32 years. He helped build the Ohio Canal and survived its early construction days.
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George Smith
East Market St
Wii
Harpham
East Exchange St
Geo. H. Smith
Kokomo
Tad
M. Smith
Engine House No. 3
Myron A. Smith
Brooklyn
N.Y
Reo
J. G. Smith
Race M. B. Church
Mr. Smith
Herfordabina
Eng
Te Hos
Sun Init County
Middlebury
Boston Township
Weather Note Calls for Fair, Cooler Tonight
The forecast shows fair and colder conditions tonight with a warmer, fair day anticipated Wednesday in the western portion.
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West Portion
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