Santo Domingo Crisis Sparks Armed Uprising and Flight of President
reports from Turk's Island with Monte Cristo details a rebellion in Santo Domingo as Guayubin and Lebaneta rally against the government. General Pimentel fights government troops near San Domingo while Gen. Morales remains at large seeking a coastal escape to Puerto Plata. U.S. will refrain from intervention unless American interests are threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turk’s Island
Bahamas
Monte Cristo
San Domingo
Guayubin
Dajabou
Lebaneta
Demetrio Rodriguez
Joaquin Barba
Navarro Martinez
Pedro Alvares
Santiago
Perico Lasala
Lavega
Deschamps
Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
Republic
Carlos F. Morales
Pimentel
Juan I. Sanchez
Senor Sanchez
Albert C. Dillingham
Thos. C. Dawson
Frederico Valesquez
Washington
Fire wipes out Tipton town in Oregon blizzard
A telephone message from Sumter Oregon reports a large fire Monday night destroyed much of Tipton thirty one miles south of Sumter. The blaze began in a hotel and spread to nearby buildings amid a blizzard with heavy snow. Most residents are homeless, with little insurance and no local fire department or water supply. total losses unknown.
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Sumter
Ore
Tipton
Fie
Robbery at Subway Station Hits Eva Booth
Commander Eva Booth of the Salvation Army had her chatelaine bag cut from her wrist during a crash at a New York subway station. Valuable papers and cash were taken, but her wedding ring, a family heirloom from her mother, is noted as the greatest loss, having passed through her mother to her sister, Mrs Booth Tucker, who died in a railroad wreck two years ago.
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Eva Booth
Salvation Army
New York
Booth-Tucker
Cme Fa
James A. ‘Tawhey
Minnesota
Canada
United States
ROW OVER TURKEY SHOOT IN BIG FORK
In a dispute over a turkey shoot at Big Fork Leslie County Kentucky on Monday night John Duff and Jake Wilson killed Joseph I Wilson a prominent citizen and Alexander Little killed Deputy Sheriff Roberts Duff and Wilson were arrested while Little escaped At Goose Creek William Van Over shot James Creech dead over broncho ownership
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Big Fork
Leslie County
John Duff
Jake Wilson
Joseph I Wilson
Alexander Little
Roberts
Duff
Wilson
Little
Goose Creek
William van Over
James Creech
Fire devastates block in Little Rock with two buildings saved
A fire in Little Rock Arkansas early Tuesday destroyed an entire block except for two small buildings. The heaviest loss fell on Fred Roesch's carriage repository with an estimated 100000 dollars in damages.
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Little Rock
Ark
Fred Roesch
Sioux City Stock Market Prices Report
Sioux City livestock quotations show butcher steers selling from 3.50 to 64.00, top hogs at 5.05, and top lambs at 7.00. The brief market snapshot lists standard buy and sell ranges for cattle hogs and lambs.
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Sioux City
Uesday
President Morales Leaves City Amid Unrest
President Morales departs San Domingo for an unknown destination as the city and surrounding country enjoy a quiet spell yet exhibit notable unrest and excitement over the sudden move.
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Morales
San Domingo
Former banker Snyder fined for fraudulent banking
Ni. WW. Snyder once with Olin in Jones County Indiana pleaded guilty to fraudulent banking and was sentenced Tuesday to pay a $100 fine plus costs after his failure cost depositors £170,000.
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Ni. WW. Snyder
Olin
Jones County
Snyder
Moscow Death Toll Rises as Civil War Intensifies
London Daily Telegraph reports early Monday Moscow casualties estimated at 5 000 killed and 14 000 wounded amid ongoing fighting. Residents barred from leaving after 7 pm. civilians slain by stray bullets and scarcities threaten. Barricades defended near railroad stations as looting and pillaging occur. Emperor reviews troops at Tsarskelo. loyalties mixed. Rebels and troops driven by hate, not patriotism, with daily violence escalating.
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Moscow
London Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Eity
Kursk
Tzarskoi Selo
Three Christmas Fatalities Shock Louisville
A Louisville special reports three Christmas deaths from celebrations gone wrong. Eight-year-old Theresa Houseman was killed by a neighbor firing blanks, 18-year-old George Doll. Fourteen-year-old George Irving Harper died when a broom stick tamped cannon powder exploded. Ella Barrett, a Black girl, was killed by a stray revolver shot during the holiday.
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Louisville
Theresa Houseman
George Doll
Doll
George Irving Harper
Harper
Ella Barrett
One Man Killed Three Injured In East St Louis Train Crash
In East St Louis railroad yards a freight train backed into a street car Monday killing John Daugherty of St Louis and injuring H C Prema of Virginia City Nev I I Hathaway and George Walters of East St Louis The street car was badly damaged and crew say no rear lights or warning on the freight.
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East St. Louis
John Daugherty
St. Louis
H. C. Prema
Virginia City
Nev
I. I. Hathaway
George Walters
East St
Peculiar Accident Involving Horse and Train Kills Father and Daughter
A horse hitched to a buggy attached to a wagon struck train No 29 near Delphos Ohio at about 5 am Monday. Henry Honhorst and his daughter were instantly killed. The buggy curtain found in the baggage car door triggered the inspectors in Fort Wayne Indiana to trace the crash down the line.
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Delphos
Henry Honhorst
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dowie Offer Rejected in Tamaulipas Plantations Sale
Manuel Gonzales issues statement detailing Dowie sought long term payments and other terms. Dowie had negotiated for the Zion colony to buy plantations in Tamaulipas Texas but those conditions were declined.
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Dowie
Manuel Gonzales
Juan Alexander Dowie
Tamaulipas
Texas
Zion Colony
Wreck in Mississippi Kills Two in Tailend Collision
Information reaches Birmingham from Meridian that two men were killed three badly injured and many shaken after a tailend collision on the Alabama and Vicksburg road at Chunky Miss Monday night.
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Birmingham
Ala
Meridian
Miss
Alabama and Vicksburg
Chunkey, Miss
Armenians Massacring Tarars in Batoum Dispatch
Constantinople dispatch says the Turkish consul at Batoum reports Armenians are massacring the Tar ars at about 500 daily. This claim reflects ongoing sectarian violence affecting civilians in the region.
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Constantinople
Batoum
Pardon Granted for Officer Paul H McDonald
A. Washington disputed says a pardon is issued for Paul H. McDonald formerly first lieutenant Venth infantry due to his good military record though he is in Fort Leavenworth Kansas Tangier Morocco reports indicate Morocco refuses to hold the international conference on Moroccan reforms at Madrid instead of Algeciras and the decision is unsettled
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Washington, D. C
Paul H. McDonald
Leutenant
Venth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Tangier
Morocco
Madrid
Algeciras
Go red to death near Mapleton Ta
Killian Kueny a 74 year old resident of Woodbury County was killed by a vicious bull in a stalk field near his home. He left bed Wednesday morning to drive in a cow and was attacked as neighbors later found him with chest injuries and crushed ribs. He had lived in Woodbury County about twenty years and owned substantial property.
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Mapleton
Killian Kueny
Woodbury County
Imap
Kueny
Mr. Kueny
Christmas Goods Burn in Brooklyn Express Building
Fire destroyed the Nassau Street to Adams Street block in Brooklyn early Friday, damaging the Express Transfer Company stable and trunk storage. The New York Transfer Company housed Dodds Express and Adams Express delivery in transit. Thousands of Christmas packages were lost. 118 horses in the stable were saved. Loss exceeds $100,000.
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Express
Nassau Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Transfer Company
New York Transfer Company
Dodds Express
Adams Express Company
Adams Street
PUT UNDER THE ICE Omaha Indian under arrest in killing
James Parker, an Omaha Indian, is jailed in Pender Neb for the suspected murder of Bryan Preston another Omaha Indian. Preston has been missing for days with no trace found, and authorities consider a drunken quarrel a possible motive as Parker allegedly disposed of the body by concealing it under the ice.
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Pender
Walker-Lyon
James Parker
Bryan Preston
White Weasel
Preston
Parker
China Opens Trade Door in Pekin Treaty with Japan
China and Japan signed a treaty in Pekin on Friday about Manchurian affairs. Chinese commissioners say reports of a China Japan alliance are false. The key clause opens sixteen Manchurian ports and cities including Harbin to world commerce and trade.
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Pekin Friday
China
Japan
Pekin
Manchuria
Harbin
Miss Crance Sues Banfield for 10000 Over Injuries
Miss Sadie Crance of Waterloo Indiana sues Charles E Banfield for 10000 claiming injuries from a ride with him. She says the harness was defective and his right to drive a fiery team was improper while he paid her attention.
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Charles E. Banfield
Sadie Crance
Waterloo
Miss Crance
Prison for Watt in incitement murder case
Hugh Watt former member of parliament was found guilty of inciting his agents to murder his divorced wife Julia Watt and Sir Reginald Beauchamp. He received five years penal servitude as the verdict drew wide attention in London court proceedings.
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Watt
Hugh Watt
Julia Watt
Reginald Beauchamp
London
Two Girls Drowned Near Parnassus Creek Skate Incident
May Freund and Cecilia Koeffler drowned while skating on Puckery Creek near Parnassus Pennsylvania on Monday. Edward Southworth and William Coughey were rescued from the frozen water.
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May Freund
Cecilia Koeffler
Puckery Creek
Parnassus
Edward Southworth
William Coughey
Ohio Supreme Court ruling over change of venue decision
Columbus Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholds broad state power to change venue in criminal cases. Decision centers on the state's authority to transfer proceedings to ensure fair trial, marking a significant development in Ohio criminal law and procedural practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court Vuday
Ohio
Bryan Arrives in Manila for Two-Week Stay
Bryan reached Manila at noon Sunday and was given a hearty welcome from a group of citizens and Elks. He plans to stay about two weeks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Manila
The
Citizens and Elks
Reformatory Delayed by Fort Madison Prison Plans
The Iowa legislative commission favors indeterminate sentences but wants a new Fort Madison prison built before a reformatory opens at Anamosa. Current Fort Madison fortifications are condemned as medieval in style with harsh cells, poor sanitation, and no ventilation. The plan envisions a 160 prisoner modern cell house and an advisory pardon board with parole duties, while awaiting new facilities.
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Fort Madison
Legislative Commission
Jones
Anawmosa
Legislative Committee
Jones and Hunter
Anamosa
Senate
Iowa
Young Boys Involved in Railroad Tragedy at Des Moines
Three youths aged 12 to 15 and their parents went to the Des Moines police Saturday to explain the death of Charles Morgan, a laborer who died after a switch engine pushed him from a ten foot embankment. His skull fracture proved fatal. the boys face no prosecution due to good character and belief in their story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles Morgan
Mercy Hospital
Morgan
Reform in the OsKaloosa Schools Prompt Uniforms for Grads
The OsKaloosa school board ordered that all teachers hold state or first class certificates, cutting staff and prompting “pretty pedagogues” to study harder. A 10 percent wage raise was announced. The board also said two high school classes will graduate annually, with the first class finishing January 18 and wearing uniform caps and gowns to aid poorer families.
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Oskaloosa
Belle Plaine Votes on Waterworks Bond Issue
Belle Plaine will vote Thursday on issuing bonds to build a water works system. The amount is thirty thousand dollars and the plan calls for 18 450 feet of water mains, over three miles, to be installed if the bond issue passes, with notable local interest.
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Belle Plaine
Iowa bankers join prize pot for corn growers contest
Iowa bankers and merchants have contributed about 2560 dollars in cash and merchandise to prizes for the annual corn growers contest. The event will be held in Ames with the short course of agriculture at Iowa State College from January 1 to 12.
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Iowa
Athes
Iowa State College
Bethel AME members arrest pastor for cheating by false pretenses
Members of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Council Bluffs have had their pastor Rev. M. G. Newman arrested for cheating by false pretenses, alleging he diverted collection money to personal use for church building purposes.
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M. G. Newman
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Congregation
Council Bluffs
Des Moines County Enforces Sunday Saloon Dry Policy
Burlington West Burlington and Des Moines County enforce Sunday closing of saloons on December 24. Mayors Custer and Saundes, along with County Attorney Thompses, cooperate to advance the dry movement.
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Wes Moines
Burlington
West Burlington
Des Moines
Custer
Saundes
Thompses
Young Trapper Nets Sixty Seven Fur Animals Near Ogeeoly
A young hunter near Ogeeoly set out traps and secured sixty seven fur bearing animals including skunks muskrats and fine mink specimens. He sold the catch to a firm in St Louis and received a handsome check in return.
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Lucky
Ogeeoly
St. Louis
Robber Shot by Pal In Davenport After Capture In Peculiar Manner
Stockin and Walker, Cassville horse thieves, were captured in Davenport after being lured there for medical care. They admitted burglary at Eldridge and theft of a team, with Stockin shot in the leg by Walker who mistook him for a stranger. Stockin sent to Mercy Hospital, Walker jailed.
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Mugh Stockin
Walter Walker
Cassville
Wis
Tre
Davenport
Stockin
le Maire
Mercy Hospital
Walker
Eldridge
Strike stops state printing delays vital documents
The Des Moines printer strike has halted state printing for weeks delaying the annual insurance statement blanks, the superintendent's biennial report and other key items. Officers blame the strike for postponements while noting the usual promptness of the state printer and binder.
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Des Moines
Vine
Carroll
Railroad Commission
Board of Control
Bernard Murphy
Howard Tedford
Robbery in Fort Dodge Stuns City After Trunk Theft
A Fort Dodge dispatch reports thieves stole a large trunk containing 200 dollars from the rear of a building in the city core during early evening. G Gottwall, a saloon operator who kept cash in a trunk at home, saw the trunk carried away by sneak thieves down an alley. The trunk was recovered with contents intact and money undisturbed.
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Fort Dodge
G. Gottwall
Freight Trains Wreck Near Webster City Delays Continue
Freight trains on the Northwestern near Radcliffe south of Webster City derailed six hours of traffic Saturday morning. Two freight cars a caboose and an engine were damaged as a coupling failed and the lead cars pulled apart, sending the initial division into a ditch while the second train struck the caboose. The engineer and fireman escaped by jumping.
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Northwestern
Webster City
Radcliffe
Frozen to death on road near Webster City
The body of Asa Jones a farmer living north of Webster City was found Sunday afternoon four miles from home lying by the roadside frozen to death. He had visited Dumcombe where he reportedly drank. On returning Saturday he fell from the buggy and died in the cold. A coroner jury returned a verdict supporting this theory. Three bottles of whisky were found on his person.
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Asa Jones
Webster City
Jones
Dumcombe
Dropped Dead in Street James Crawshaw Dies at 75
James Crawshaw longtime superintendent of construction for Iowa’s capitol project died of heart disease Saturday in Des Moines. He was 75, had lived in Des Moines 35 years, and was a resident there prior to his death. Also reported Miner’s Wounds Fatal James Willie a miner from Albania died from injuries after being trapped beneath slate in a Des Moines area mine. He perished at Mercy Hospital after being buried under debris for two hours.
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James Crawshaw
Iowa
Capitol
Des Moines
Crawshaw
James Willie
Albia
Mercy
Willie
Hillsboro Farmer Hangs Self After Wife’s Commitment
Richard Stonehouse, an aged farmer near Hillsboro, was found dead in his barn from hanging on Monday afternoon. Despondent over his wife’s insanity and removal to Mount Pleasant Asylum, officials believe this triggered the act.
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Parmer
Richard Stonehouse
Hillsboro
Death in religious frenzy in Burlington
Mrs Henman Wesse of 1543 Bedeman Street died by self inflicted throat cutting Saturday morning during a religious frenzy. Authorities note she was affected by attendees at the Sunday revivals and her death occurred amid the revival activity.
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Burlington
Henman Wesse
Bedeman Street
Des Moines Man Found Not Guilty in Seduction Case
At Newton Saturday afternoon the jury in the State of Iowa vs. Amos Buland of Des Moines returned a verdict of not guilty, exonerating him from the charge of seduction for which he had been indicted.
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Des Moines
Newton
State of Iowa
Amos Buland
Boy Thrown From Horse Injured Near Rock Rapids
Ten year old Winfred Watson son of George IT Witson of Rock Rapids was badly injured Monday afternoon when thrown from a running horse that slipped on ice and light snow. The accident occurred while the horse was moving and the boy received serious injuries.
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Winfred Watson
George IT
Witson
Rock Rapids
Notable 19th Century Politicians and Global Figures
A mixed collection of biographical notes and political figures including Herbert John Gladatoti the new Secretary of State for Hate Affairs in Campbell Baliietiian, James A Tawhey promoted to chair of the Appropriations Committee, and King Carlos of Portugal as a guest with lavish gifts. Also mentioned are Daniel O Gilman re-elected president of the National Civil Service Reform League, and Tolbert von Watson in the regular army with Austrian connections. The piece weaves anecdotes on their births, careers, and notable actions.
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Herbert John
Gladatoti
Staite
Baliietiian
Inglaid
Kingdon
Béeti Ree
Elther Party
Downing Street
Nk Bton
Oxford
Enredi
Liohol
War Office
Home Office
National Reecreation ‘Society
Salisbury
Daniel
Gilman
Balthidrer Ald
National Civil. Service
Reform League
Promi
Johns Hopkins University
Norwich
Conn
Yale
Dent of the
University
Th Oriental
Archaeologian Tuto.of America
Ycieties
Anthos
Sddlentilie Cireles, Oes
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Akron
Owa
Round & Smith, Publishers
Isle
Domingo
Oregon Town
Capital
Sifruck
Sultan Balke
Edward Tapley
Edward J. Tapley
Jersey City
N. J
Tapley
News OF the Week
Reformatory
Corn Growers
Pastor Ia
Pal
Wreck
Duncombe
B.S. Wertz
Altoona Pai
Lafayette
Carlos
Portugal
Cnet
Gald
Lisbon
Dor
Andrew Carnegie
Castle
Tolbert von Watson
Io Boca Ly
Eile
Regular’ Army
Austria
Austrian’ Army
Watson -Sponke and
Weltanguages
Sven Hedin
Dasht-d-Kayle
Dasht-i-Lut
HH. Gladstone
J. AL Tawney
King Carlos
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