Castro Lands Unopposed in France Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Venezuelan President Castro lands at Paulling near Bordeaux aboard the Guadalupe and heads to Paris. France signals a private welcome and possible negotiations while Dutch warships patrol the coast and threats against Castro surface from past Caracas actions.
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Hordeaux
Ciprans Castro
Venezuela
Paulling
Bordeaux
Guadalupe
Paris
Castro
M. Merle
Peru
M. Piehon
France
M. Pichon
Francr
Holland
Venezuesa
Trinidad
Caracas
Alfonso
Santander
Wnd
Venezulea
Castre
Cannon Opposed Waterways Bond Proposal in Speech
Speaker Cannon voiced opposition to a proposed billion dollar waterways bond plan to finance river and harbor improvements in a address to the Rivers and Harbors Congress. He argued the financing would be improper and not in the public interest.
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises a free bottle and an informative book by mail to readers who mention the paper and send their address, noting bottles sold by druggists in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Tright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Swamp Root
Cannon Opposes Bond Issue for Rivers and Harbors
The Rivers and Harbors Committee seeks a ten year bond plan totaling 1 000 600 090 to fund improvements but Speaker Cannon warns against bonds, urging safe and sane expenditures. He praises Burton’s leadership and recalls voting for a river and harbor bill in 1883 despite veto opposition.
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Harbore Committee
Voneress
Cannon
Fairbanks
Andrew Carnegie
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Burton
Congress
Arthur
Blue Law Judge Wallace Resigns in Kansas City
Jude William H H Wallace, longtime criminal court judge in Kansas City, resigns after a commission expiry and a campaign against Sunday theaters. His efforts led to indictments of vaudeville and burlesque actors and 16,000 Sunday labor indictments, with bonds totaling over 1.5 million dollars.
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Hy Morning Journal
Jefferson City
Dee
Jude William HH. Wallace
Criminal Court of
Kansas City
Gudles
Jude Wallace
Wallace
Missouri
Willoughby Beats Perreli in Mixed Wrestling Match
Walter Willoughby, American middleweight champion, defeated Italian John Perreli in Syracuse New York. Perreli won the Graeco Roman first fall in 58 minutes. Willoughby won the next two falls in 23 and 7 minutes respectively in catch as catch can style.
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Syracuse
Dee
Walter Willoughby
America
John Perreli
Perrelli
Willoughby
Six Men Hurt in Tunnel Explosion
Six men were seriously injured by a premature blast in the Western Pacific tunnel between Star and Fort. News reached East Lake City as a relief train, carrying three physicians and equipment, left for the scene. The Utah Construction Company is building the tunnel. injured names were not available.
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East Lake City
Western Pacific
Star
New
Utah Construction Company
Copper slump bad for Arizona
Governor Joseph H. Kibbey’s annual report links low copper prices to business depression in Arizona. Mulitple plants run with near full workforces while wages decline to match copper values. governor expects this downturn to be brief and notes territorial population at 210,000, up 15,000 from the previous year.
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Arizona
Joseph H Kibbey
Prosecutor apologizes over extradition clash in Newark
Newark reports that Prosecutor Kenneth McIntosh of Kings County notes proper papers for Elliot B. Archer’s extradition on forgery charges were ready but Governor Mead refused to honor the requisition. McIntosh, along with the state attorney general, expressed chagrin and said another attempt may be made after Mead leaves office January 2.
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Newark
N. J
Mott
Kenneth McIntosh
Kings County
Washington
Mead
Governor Fort
Elliot B. Archer
McIntosh
Archer
Godfrey
Bill Provides Stake for Released Convicts
Washington DC December 10 Senator Hale introduced a bill to allow execution of general court martial sentences on order of the fleet commander. Exceptions apply for life loss or dismissal of officers where approval by the president is required. The bill also provides $25 and a suit of clothes to naval prisoners on discharge.
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Washington, D. C
Hale
Woman credits Foley's Kidney Remedy for recovery
Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi says kidney and bladder trouble confined her to bed for three months and two doctors could not help. After two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy she felt like a new person and urges other women to try it. For sale by J B O'Rielly Co.
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MES. Moraneys
M. McRaney
Prentiss
Miss
Foley
J. B. O'Rielly Co
Taft Acknowledges Deep Devotion to Golf
President elect Taft praises golf in a New York letter declining invitations to a St Andrews Golf Club birthday dinner. He calls golf democratic and notes the game tests character and self restraint while addressing past criticisms of aristocratic connotations. He states he would like to attend as a guest to meet fellow enthusiasts.
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New York
Taft
St Andrews
Bremer
Mystery OCR Ad Fragment Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary advertisement mentions a book and address blocks with unclear pricing and navigation. The readable bits refer to a paper, a person named Mandy Atlas, and a location at 409 Pearl Street. Difficult to determine full event or product due to garbled OCR.
Governor Hughes Praises Self Control in Golfing Judge Taft
The article notes Governor Hughes telegraphing regrets while praising Judge Taft's love of golf. It quotes Hughes on mastering one's spirit on the course and asserts that such self control is a prerequisite for high office in the United States.
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Hughes
Taft
Bunker
Von Buelow Defends German Naval Policy
Berlin reports Chancellor von Buelow defends naval armament limits as impractical for now. He says Germany plans to keep coast and trade protection strong while avoiding fruitless talks. Foreign Secretary von Schoen notes preparations to reduce military quotas paused due to China’s government shift.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Germay
Germany
Europe
von Schoen
China
Phelps Dodge Company Forms New Corporation
New York dispatch reports that the copper operations of Phelps Dodge will merge into a new corporation capitalized at 50 million dollars. The oil firm will dissolve January 1 to form Phelps Dodge & Co incorporated, taking over Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Maenteguma and Detroit Copper Mining companies of Arizona.
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New York
Phelps, Dodge & I
Phelps, Dodge & Co. Incorporated
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Maenteguma Copper Company
Detroit Copper Mining Company
Arizona
Bicycle endurance race at Madison Square Garden reaches late ninth day
Field of sixteen pair cycling teams competes in a 142 hour endurance and speed trial at Madison Square Garden. By the ninety-ninth hour eight teams remained, led by Rutt and Stoll and MacFarland with Moran close behind as riders set new distances and laps, surpassing the former 1,921 mile record.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Sturt
MacFarland
Demara
Rutt
Stoll
Farland
Moeran
Hill
Walthour
Hoot
Collins
Mitten
Gavin
Wiley
Anderson
Vanoni
Palmer
Drobach
Miller and Waller
Ecore
Tutt
Miller
Waller
Rutt Andutol
Moran
Hill and Demarma
Walkbeour
Root
Colns
Galvin
Rival League Leaders In Harmony Meeting
New York December 14 The American and National Leagues held a joint meeting to discuss league harmony and cooperation after a season of competition. Major topics included scheduling, discipline, and cross league relations for upcoming events and rules alignment.
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Harmony
New York
Baseball Union Ratifies Preseason Practice Rules
The American and National leagues met to set preseason standards. A forty minute practice period before each game and a thirty minute visiting team window plus ten minutes for the home club were approved. Umpires will award an extra base on balls from the bleach, a public bulletin board will track batting orders and changes, and memorials fund for Henry Chadwick were approved.
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Amoyphes
Cc. W. Somers
Cleveland
National League
Henry Chadwick
Frank de Haas Robinson
Messrs Ebbetts
Dreyfuss
Pulliam
Messrs
Hermann
Locke
Dovey
Murphy
Heidler
Mr. Heidler
Frank Chance
Church Shaken by Earthquakes in Mont Albany
Tremors near Mont Albany cause panic as the church and several buildings suffer heavy damage. Residents report shocks felt across the area with fear and damage assessments pending.
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Messina
Hevere
Mont Albany
Chuorch
King Edward Reports Mild Cold Brightening Health
In London on December 10 the Lam cet states King Edward's health is not cause for anxiety. He has a slight cold but is improving under treatment.
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Edward
London
Eaward
Foley’s Orino Laxative Advertises Constipation Cure
Foley's Orino Laxative claims to cure chronic constipation and stimulate the liver. It regulates the bowels to act naturally so continuous purgatives are not needed. Sold by J. I. O’Riley a.
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Foley
Orino
J. i. O'itielly A
Christmas Gift Goods and Toys Listed for Sale
A shopper filled with varied items including dolls, cups, dancing and toy wagons, wheelbarrows, folding tables, fire engines, automobiles, gloves, goats, fur collars, coats, handkerchiefs, and other gifts. The list highlights hundreds of items and prices from a sale at a local store on North Scooned.
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Osedey
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J. H. O'Reilly CO
Albuquerque, N. M
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Mandate of Voters
Washington, BD. C
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Scott
JSP
Hemcomber
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Jaffa Grocery Co
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Coius
Phelps Dodge Company
NEW Corporation
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Albuquerque
Rosenfield
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Raabe & Mauger
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