Monroe Doctrine at Stake in Venezuela Claims Clash
Birmingham reports Count Motternich telegrams from Berlin and London warn Britain and Germany may act to collect Venezuelan claims. Berlin builds naval force near Venezuela while Washington cautions against permanent occupation. Germany and England plan to seize customs and taxes, potentially sparking conflict as Castro’s government faces pressure from multiple powers. The United States signals limited support, wary of direct involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Tong
Post
Motternich
Lansdowne
Berlin
Venezuela
Continental
Britain
Germany
Venezuella
Pontadie
Castro
United States
United Tates
Washington
England
Cantro
Congressman Boreing Rides Horse to Catch Train Catching Train
Pineville Kentucky reports a comic incident as Congressman Vincent Boreing of London leverages a horse tethered to a fence and gallops toward the Louisville and Nashville depot. He leaps onto the departing train just as officers attempted to stop him at the Cumberland River bridge. The scene ends with a promise of a ten dollar fee for the ride and officials stating they will pursue Boreing on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Vincent Boreing
London
Louisville and Nashville
Blusher
Boreing
Sailing Vessel Wrecked off Belie Lele
Gafild Nov 28 A large sailing vessel was wrecked on Belie Lele today as itvimat is now trying to reach the shore with salvage crews responding to the incident and authorities assessing damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gafild
Itvimat
Operation Cloyd W Mustill Dies After Surgery
Cloyd W Mustill died at City hospital Thursday evening from peritonitis following an operation performed by Dr H B Underwood after admission several hours earlier. He was 23, employed as a driver for Akron Pure Milk Co. Funeral from Interovidence 144 South Walnut St with interment at West Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd W. Mustill
City Hoapital
Maatiil
H. 8. Underwood
South Walnut
Weat Lawn Cemetery
Akron Pure Milk Go
Anthropologist Macho Sparks Sensation in Catalan Medical Review
Senor Macho, prominent anthropologist, creates uproar in Catalonian Medical Review by publishing a medical analysis of King Alfonso's public and private acts and family history. The piece argues the monarch is a degenerate type, prompting judicial threats against editor and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Macho
Catalontan
Alfonso
Bishop Walters Advocates Equality in Education and Property
In Norfolk on November 28 Bishop Walters of the African Methodist Episcopal church told a conference that intelligent Black men support educational and property qualifications if applied fairly to all. He warned against color prejudice, urging that discrimination be fought at its source while endorsing qualifications that apply to both races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Walters
African Methodist Episcopation Church
Exposition officials defend progress toward world fair
St Louis November 28 expositions officials posted statements detailing progress of preparations for the world fair and denying the New York publication that questioned the effort. President Francis secretary Stevens and division chiefs, with committee chairmen, outlined already achieved results and tasks for the coming winter leading up to the fall opening. National committee members in St Louis rejected blame for the New York report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York Mail and Express
Francis
Stevens
National
Comittee Bow
New York
Wage Increases Hit Lake Shore and Michigan Central
New York reports wage hikes with the Lake Shore increasing pay for its conductors. Five hundred Michigan Central switchmen receive about a ten percent raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Shore
Fts
Michigan Central
Dinner For Dogs and Cats Festival At Ubicaga
A Thanksgiving style gathering yesterday afternoon at a home on Twenty-aigth street hosted a feast for stray dogs and cats. The event, led by local friends, drew about twenty people and a mix of animals for a festive meal and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubicaga
Doge
Cata
Costly Dinner Set for White House Auction Denied
Washington reports claim a sale of the White House chinaware is planned but Col. Theodore A. Kingham, superintendent of public buildings and grounds, denies any auction. He says the White House china has never been sold and is kept for use or as priceless heirlooms. A new Roosevelt set of 1290 pieces will be fashioned after a colonial pattern with the great seal enameled, expected to be very costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Theolore A. Kingham
Dormer
Roosevelt
The
United States
Persecution drives 50,000 Armenians from Russia to frontier
Vienna reports the Czar ordered 50,000 Armenians expelled from Russia after fleeing massacres. They were sent to the Turkish frontier where they were refused admission, forced back and forth, creating a death trap with high mortality as they faced repeated forced relocations and harsh weather.
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Vienna
Czar
Russia
Cvanivks
Turkey
Armunianis
Coal dealer placed in jail in fraud case
Otto Samuels of Samuels and Cicodatein, New York coal firm, was jailed in Luzerne County after defaulting on 1000 dollars bail in a fraud and conspiracy case. He allegedly accepted payment for 12 coal cars from Levinson and Goodstein’s Wilkes-Barre shipping arm, then withdrew the funds and tried to flee to New York as three cars had already been sent to New York.
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Wilkesbarre
Otto. Samuels
Samuels & Cicodatein
New York City
Luzerne County
Levinson & Goodstein
Wilkowhorre
New York
Lehigh Valley Station
Mrs Ford Married Again in New York Union
Janet Graves Ford, divorced wife of Malcolm Ford, has remarried Joseph Halrs Levy of Brooklyn. She previously wed Mat Sol Ford, brother of Maul Leicester Ford, in 1802, after which divorce followed. One child had been in Malcolm Ford’s custody until he killed his brother Paul and killed himself last May. Before first marriage she was Janet Graves, daughter of a wallpaper manufacturer.
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New York
Janet Grave Ford
Malcollm Ford
Joseph Halrsson Levy
Brooklyn
Matesol Ford
Maul Leicester Ford
Malcolm Ford
Paul
Beresford to be Relieved From Mediterranean Squadron
Nov 28 report states Rear Admiral Charles Beresford will be relieved of his command of the Mediterranean squadron and reassigned to another post. He is described as unpopular at the admiralty and no reason is given for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Charles Beresford
Admiralty
Weather outlook: fair tonight then warmer on Saturday
The forecast calls for clear to fair skies tonight with mild temperatures. Saturday is expected to be warmer with daytime highs rising and light winds.
Salaries for Canton City Officials Revealed
Officials in Canton set salaries under a new code with the mayor earning 4000 dollars, auditor 2005, treasurer 2000, president of council 1000, and other posts ranging from 100 to 2100 dollars. The document lists the Public Service, Public Safety, and related positions with stated pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Cowell
Whiarion
Peesiient
City appointive powers deadlocked in patronage feud
City officials clash over police appointments with Dan Ackerman James McFarland and Harley Atten named as candidates. Mayor Doyle and Judge Anderson struggle to unite support while Hewinn and McWayland deny or confirm actions amid angry mood and rumors of an imminent appointment.
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Anderson
Dan Ackerman
Doyle
James McFarland
Wilson
Harley Atten
McWayland
Rich Man to Live Among Poor in New York
Graham Phelps Stokes, brother of Anson Phelps Stokes, renounces society to study New York’s east side poor. He will live near Madison Avenue and Eldridge Street, among rovers and the lower city, insisting he is not a millionaire and wishes to understand the poor. He stands over six feet tall and is slender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grahm Phelps Stokes
Anson Phelps Stokes
East Side
Graham Stokes
Wingalfce
Madison Ave
Ny House
Tevington
Eldridge Wis
Rovers
Young Stokes
Stokes
Rain and Snow Fail to Halt Rail Passenger Traffic
Rain Wednesday night and snow Thursday did not affect the Dmwwenger line. Union depot saw unusually heavy crowds Thursday evening and passenger traffic remained as busy as in prior years.
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Union Depot
Grady sues Allen for 250 in common pleas court action
In Common Pleas Court Wm. M. Grady moves Jol Allen for 250 described as proper wage for bin services to bring about the sale of property. The item was purchased from Allen by Louis Camp for 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Fleas Court
Wm. M. Grady
Jol Allen
Allen
Louis Camp
OTHERS Declares He Will Become a Pharmacist
Time reports Sylvan Keller of Akron as a hopeful who dressed well and polled votes for Secretary of State. He jokes about offers and a 24000 prize, but now aims to be a pharmacist. He works as an errand boy, plans to secure funds, and values earned reward.
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Time
Sylvan Keller
Akron
Ohio
The
Aquirer
Sylvan
Junst
Hneard
John Lampartey & Con
Booth Howard
Childinn
Philly Keller
West State
Hilk
Dettling & Buehrle
Routh Monard St
Mme
Salvation Army holds children meeting and recruit rally
Colonel Margette of the New York Salvation Army will lead a special meeting for children Friday at 4 p.m. Tonight he addresses a public meeting at 8 oclock. Four new soldiers will be sworn in. Adjutant Horn will accompany him and a good meeting is expected.
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Margette
New York Salvation Army
Adjutant Horn
Sofoist
Tum
Unclaimed Rigs Found by Police Await Owners
Two valuable rigs were found on downtown streets by the police over the last two nights and placed in livery stables to await their owners. Both rigs remain unclaimed as efforts continue to identify rightful owners and return the property.
Divorce Petition Filed in County Clerk Office
Buste Cooper files for separation from Shethy Cooper in Orrville stating gross neglect as the grounds. Married in 1894, the couple reportedly has no children.
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Buste Cooper
Shethy Cooper
Orrville
Thanksgiving Turkey and Oyster Dinner for Wella Fargo Staff
In keeping with the custom the Wella Fargo Express Co provided each employee with a turkey and a quart of oysters for Thanksgiving. The gesture aimed to share a warm meal with staff during the holiday period.
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The
Wella Fargo Exprem Co
Turkey
Freighter sinks in Lake Erie with crew of eighteen
The freight steam Bylyanus J. Macy sprang a leak in Take Eie off Port Burwell Ontario Sunday night and sank with her entire crew. The crew numbered about 18.
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Detroit
Bylyanus J. Macy
Port Burwell
Albany Gas Tragedy Claims Hogebooms in Hotel
November 28 reports from Albany state that William Hogeboom and his wife Martha died from accidental gas asphyxiation in a long hotel last night. The incident is ruled accidental with investigation underway.
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Albany
Wm. Hogeboom
Martha
Gas Pressure Law Orders Oil Reduction and Fixture Removal
New Castle Indiana November 28 the pressure of gas in this district has decreased to such an extent that the company will tomorrow order oil for limiting purposes to discontinue and to remove all fixtures Voin says that oil will be resorted to until the electric power station is equipped with another dynamo to meet the demand.
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New Castle
Ind
Gaw
Voin
Eleetris
Sumar House Destroyed on Ashton Plantation
New Orleans reports the Sumar House on the Ashton plantation, 21 miles from the city, burned down this morning. Loss estimated at 5.2 million dollars with insurance coverage at 405 thousand. Fire authorities investigate cause and extent of damage.
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New Orleans
Sumar
Ashton Plantation
New Orleana
Prominent Priest Abe Colin Dies in Canada
Montreal mourns Rev. Abe Colin, superior of the Sulpicians in Canada, a renowned Catholic priest born in France in 1805, who died at midnight in Atheniem. Remembrance notes his long service and influence in religious circles.
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Montreal
Que
Abe Colin
The
Sulpicians
Canada
Atheniem
Howie
France
Akron Common Pleas Injunction Seeks Damages Too
In Akron a Common Pleas action against the city sought an injunction for stopping a ditch operation. Crimple claimed water damage to his residence causing a damp cellar where it was previously dry and in good condition. He sought damages of 100 dollars.
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George Crimple
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Anid
Ugen
Chicken theft near West South reported to police
John Zimmerman of West South reports twelve fine chickens disappeared from his coop Wednesday night. The thief made off in the night and a single person is suspected. Zimmerman filed a police report for the loss ahead of Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Zimmerman
West South At
Zimmerman
Hale Family History Collection Under Preparation
Deputy Clerk of Courts 0 W Hale gathers photographs and papers tracing the Hale family history in Summit county. He has collected images of places and people tied to the lineage, including a Connecticut house dated 1745 linked to his great great grandfather. The work documents the family’s long settlement paths and early overland journeys.
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W. Hale
Hale
Summit County
Bath Township
Mr. Hale
Connecticnt
Western Reserve
Not Guilty Defends Self Defense in Police Court
In police court Friday morning Harry Gamble was found not guilty of assault and battery after a lengthy trial. Charles Biroker testified as the complainant while Stroker and Aline Stein were involved in the incident. Evidence showed a dispute at a house leading to mutual blows. the mayor ruled Gamble acted in self defense.
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Harry Gamble
Gamble
Charles Biroker
Stroker
Aline Stein
Gable
Wolf
Conference endorses Roosevelt in Norfolk session
The negro Methodist conference in Norfolk adopted strong resolutions endorsing President Roosevelt and thanking him for consideration shown in his South Carolina letters printed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Negro Methodist Conference
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Drowned Men Near East Liverpool After River Crossing
Two men died when they attempted to cross the river at East Liverpool on Wednesday night. Elmer Lewis and another unidentified Monaca man drowned after friends, including J. B. Murjer and Duffy Call, had been drinking and crossed the river on a skiff that capsized.
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Liverpool
Elmer Lewis
Monaca
Shrek
Mur Jer
Junk Peddier
Duffy Call
Monsca
Three Sleepers Fall From Train Bank in Indianapolis Exposition
No lives lost after a Big Four train wreck near Lanville, injuring multiple passengers. A Rochester man had a chest wound, a St Louis woman suffered a back injury, and several others including conductors and porters were hurt. three sleepers went off the track, but miraculously no fatalities.
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Ares Iatae
J. Blor
Rochester
St Louis
Mrn
Otto Gresham
Chicago
Hester
WW. Wood
Los Banta
Cal
Harry L. Klein
Cleveland
Sune Hills
Porter
Akron Union Services Draw Huge Crowds In Stormy Morning
Large crowds braved morning storms in Akron to attend district church services as part of citywide union worship. Northern district at Ieinity Reformed, eastern at First Presbyterian, central at First Baptist, southern at Calvary Evangelical, southwestern at Tulled Evangelical, Episcopal St Paul’s Parish. A large collection at St Paul’s parish benefited the local hospital.
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Akron
Northern Diatrict
Ieinity Reformed Church
B. Wilson
Eastern Dimetrict
First Presbyterian Church
Oshund
Central District
Frrst Baptist Church
Clark Crawford
Calvary Evangelical
Mobn
Tulted Evangelical Church
H.R. Willard
Episcopal
St. Paul'e
George P. Atwater
O Hospital
Thanksgiving Visit Ends In Tragedy At Family Home
A chaotic Thanksgiving scene unfolds as a visit to the Willan and Rosalige Metiwee household leads to distress. A kitchen mishap with the range triggers a fatal or severe incident, leaving the family in shock as authorities begin to assess the cause and gather details.
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Chicago
Willan Anf
Rosalige
Metiwee
Range
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John Zimmerman
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Lanville
Charles Lamb
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