American battleships welcomed in Colombo on Colombo stay
The U S battleship fleet led by the Connecticut with Rear Admiral Sperry arrived in Colombo after sailing from Manila. The fleet, healthy with one smallpox case on the Georgia, will be coaling and enjoy official receptions, excursions to Kandy, and dinners with local officials and the chamber of commerce.
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Colombo
Ceylon
United States
Connecticult
Sperry
Manila
Singapore
Georgia
Kandy
King's Palace
Dalada Malagawa
Parednna
Toomorrow
Edward McCallum
Metallum
Alien Perry
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Gary Aids Bowery Mission In New York Visit
Morning Bulletin reports former Judge E. B. Gary head of United States Steel visits Bowery mission with Mrs Gary. Donations approach $4 000 with Captain Delamar’s contribution of 1 000 and talks arise about transporting unemployed men west for work.
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Morning Journal
New York
Bowery Mission
BE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Bowery
John G. Hallimond
Charles Vincent Merdliska
Caustain Henry Teolamar
Cant. Delamar
Bryan denies arrest report in Texas tale
Kansas City dispatch reports W. J. Bryan traveling from Texas and Old Mexico to his Lincoln home with Mrs. Bryan nearby. He laughed off questions about rumors that he had been arrested in Texas.
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Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Leinoln
Texas
Old Mexico
DUCKS KILLING STORY DENIED BY MAN AND BRYANS LEAVE
A man denies the story of his arrest for violating game laws and says he was not arrested. Mr and Mrs Bryan departed for Lincoln today.
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Texas
Bryan
Lincoln
Cruiser Fleet Drops Anchor in Panama Bay
The Pacific armored cruiser sleep arrived in Panama Bay and joined the Yorktown fleet anchored near the harbor. West Virginia led a column of cruisers including Colorado Maryland Pennsylvania Tennessee California South Dakota Washington. A crowd watched the entry and arrangements were made to entertain officers ashore with a dedicated admin building and facilities. The Young Men's Christian Association and Minister Squiers will visit the president tomorrow.
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Sleep
Yorktown
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
California
South Dakota
Washington
Young Men's Christian Association
Admirals Swineburne
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Squiers
Odalbia
Pledges Support by Sivaï in Hayt Arrival of Firmin
Port au Prince December 13 General Firmin arrived aboard the steamer Virginia with 116 exiles including Firmin. General Simon welcomed him at the palace and Firmin, declaring no political ambitions, urged Harmonious support for the liberal government and predicted peace and prosperity under Simon.
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Port Au Princes
Pie
Virginia
Firmin
Alexis
Simon
al! Hastiens
Simeon
Brother shoots brother over religious dispute in Oklahoma
Dee Miver Marshbank dies in Tulsa after being shot by his brother Lee at the latter’s home near Catoosa. Lee Marshbank is under arrest at Claremore as authorities pursue the case.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dee
Miver Marshbank
Hi Brother
Lee
Catoosa
Lee Marshbank
Claremore
Horticultural Congress Opens Today in Cornel Bluffs
The first national horticultural congress opens tomorrow in Cornell Bluffs Nebraska with fruit exhibits from many states including Atlantic and Pacific coast varieties. Washington Utah and Idaho show particularly heavy displays and Silas Wilson of Idaho will address the opening session.
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Horticultural Congress
Cornell Bluffs
Washington
Utah
Wadaho
Silas Wilson
Idaho
Inland Revenue Receipts Fall In Recent Fiscal Year
Washington reports from Commissioner John G Capers show a drop of 17 998 072 dollars in internal revenue receipts from the prior year. For the first quarter of the current year receipts are down 7 262 238 dollars versus the same period last year. Full year revenues are forecast at 250 000 900 dollars, down 1 665 600 from last year. Distilled spirits production reached 126 989 740 tax gallons, down over 44 000 000 gallons due to prohibition momentum high grain prices and distiller agreements. Denatured alcohol output totaled 3 321 451 gallons, about 240 000 gallons less than the previous year.
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Washington
John G. Capers
Internal Revenue Bureau
Night Rider View Of Reelfoot Lake Controversy
Morning Journal reports from Union City Tennessee on December 13 about Redfoot Lake district residents in rough homespun voicing support for night rider defendants held under military guard awaiting trial for Captain Quentin Rankin's murder. They argue class bias and claim the lake belongs to the people. Old Tom Johnson defends leaders despite their detentions. He cites natural hardship and disputes with wealthier outsiders over fishing rights. The piece presents the night rider perspective of local grievance and alleged persecution.
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Morning Journal
Union City
Tenn
Redfoot Lake District
Littl
Quentin Rankin
Tom Johnson
Military leaders named for inaugural parade divisions
Major General Barry to command the regular army division and Rear Admiral Sperry to command the naval division in the inaugural parade.
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Barry
Army of Cuban Pacification
Sperry
Will
Beatification Decrees Read for 36 Martyr Missionaries
In Rome at the Vatican an impressive ceremony marked the reading of beatification decrees for thirty six French missionaries who died as martyrs in China and for Joan of Arc. The Pope and many high prelates attended as the Pope voiced belief in France returning to the church through divine intercession.
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Rome
Vatican Tolay
China
Joan of Arc
France
Modoc Sunk After Collision With Valetta on Sacramento River
The Southern Pacific steamer Modoc was rammed by the Valetta near Walnut Grove at 1:30 this morning, sank in seven feet of water, and suffered about $35,000 in losses. No one was injured.
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Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific
Modoc
Valetta
Sacramento River
Walnut Grove
Neo One
New Aspirant for Marathon Race Honors
Detroit report states P. J. Dinnen of Boston won a seventy two hour ye ar you please race at Light Guard armory with a record of 354 miles and 6 laps on a sixteen lap mile track. He will travel to Madison Square Garden Tuesday night to challenge the Derande Longboat race winner to a race of twenty five miles or more.
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Detroit
Dee
P. J. Dinnen
Boston
Light Guard Armory
Dinnen
Madison Square Garden
New York
American Girl to Wed British Earl
London announces a marriage engagement between Earl Granard Bernard Arthur Forbes and Miss Beatrice Mills daughter of Ogden Mills of New York. The eighth Earl of Granard serves as a ford in waiting the King and master of the horse. Castle Forbes estate spans 20 000 acres in Longford Ireland. Wealthy St Louis Woman Dead Mrs Charles Clark dies after operation at sixty nine, prominent in St Louis society.
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London
Earl Granard
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
New York
Bernard Arthur Forbes
Earl of
Granard
Castle Forbes
Longford
Ireland
St. Louis
Charles Clark
Militionnaire
Granite Mountain
Posthumous Honors for Late Dowager Empress
Pekin December 18 An edict proclaims the late dowager empress Tazu Hei An as Final and Admirable Empress of the Heavens Equal and Bright in Practicing a Holiness. It orders ceremonies for the title and notes her forty seven year reign and worldwide fame. Edicts also regulate Prince Chun regency status and future court ceremonial with rank allowances for officials in regent presence.
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Pekin
Tazu Hei An
Marth
Heaven
Prince Chun
Hain Murder Case on Trial Today
The trial for Jenkins Hains opens as a major case over the Will am E Annis shooting at Bayside Yacht club last summer. Defense will argue temporary insanity for Captain Peter Hains Jr and seek to absolve his brother as accessory. Three hundred jurors have been summoned before Judge Frederick Crane with Darrin and Elmer leading for the state.
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Jenkins Hains
Hains
Willam E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Peer ©. Hains, Jr
Thornton Jlaine
Annis
Hains Brothers
Thornon Hains
Frederick Crane
United States
Darrin
Elmer
John McIntyre
Dstrict
New York
Joseph Shay
American tennis players win Australian titles in Sydney
In Sydney on December 15 F B Alexander and Walter Dunlap won the Australian doubles championship. Alexander captured the Australian singles title as well, marking a sweep for the American players.
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Sydney
Australia
F. B Alexander
Walter Dunlap
Victoria
Alexander
Rough Riders Honor Major General Wood Dinner
Forty five members of the Rough Rider regiment gathered at the Union League club for a dinner honoring their first colonel Major General Leonard Wood who had just returned from the Philippines. President Roosevelt sent a letter. the flag carried on campaigns was present and revered. The event marked ten years since the regiment’s disbandment.
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New York
Rough Rider Regiment
Union League Club
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Roosevelt
Emerson
Arizona
Theodore Roose
Toothache Brought Oil King to Cleveland
Cleveland, December 13. John D Rockefeller’s tooth ached and he traveled from New York to have it treated. The visit explained the sudden return to his old home and quashed various rumors about church appointments, a new sixteen story building, or a $50,000,000 university gift.
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Cleveland
John D Rockefeller
New York
Teckefetler
Agitation Against British in India Escalates
Calcutta reports rising unrest as prominent Bengal leaders Dutta and Mitra are arrested amid government actions. A third editor faces transportation for sedition, underscoring intensified nationalist sentiment in eastern Bengal and Calcutta.
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India
Calcutta
Deer
Bengal
Dutta
Mitra
Sanjibani
Dutch Seize Venezuelan Warship Sparks Tense Moves
The report notes a Dutch seizure of a Venezuelan warship and discusses potential blockades, warning that Holland risks conflict with Germany England and other powers over Venezuela’s unsettled claims and pending payments while the U S maintains strict neutrality.
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Holland
Germany
England
Venezuela
State Department
Inauguration Committees Named for Taft March 4
Washington correspondent James & Henry of the Philadelphia Press is named chairman of the press committee. Charles H. Boynton of New York is appointed vice chairman of the finance committee for Taft's inauguration on March 4.
Trade interests of the nation under pressure
A brief note states that commerce and other national interests are interfered with, signaling concerns over disruption to trade and economic activity. No additional context or names provided.
Castro Leaves Caracas for Berlin Amid Health Update
President Castro of Venezuela and his party travel to Berlin for a medical consultation to decide whether an operation is needed. If required, Dr. Israel is expected to perform the procedure in Berlin as Castro limits his public appearances.
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Paris
Castro
Venezuela
Cologne
Israel
Berlin
Castro Kepe Himnself
Castro discusses Venezuela France talks on train interview
President Castro says he aims to settle Venezuela France diplomatic differences while restoring his health. He notes France Cabot company dispute blocks relations and that payments under the Hague award continue via the State Bank of Venezuela. He explains Brazil handles US interests and opposes a neighboring republic managing European affairs.
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Temps
France
Pounded
Astro
Satander
Venezuela
Mateos
M. Taigny
Castro
Defeniee
Carapabe
Caracas
State Bank of
Brazil
United States
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