Cabinet Not Unit on Pres Dexts Arbitration Plan
The article reports that the United States faces embarrassment as it contemplates a Venezuelan dispute arbitration at The Hague. It notes no formal request had been received for the president to act as arbitrator, but a formal submission is deemed likely. It outlines the president and cabinet preferring The Hague, the plan to appoint an arbitration board, and the central issue of the Calvo doctrine governing interventions in foreign judgments.
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United States
White Mouse
Hague
Calvo
Se Cacti
Hay Frousat
Dent
Venezuela
Arbitration Board
Salvador
Mr. Lovell
Monsana
Lovell
Miles City
Fraud Charged In Entry Of Great Falls Townsite
Inland Department investigators allege fraud in the entry of a Great Falls Montana townsite on land later deemed government property. Buildings rose on the land, Lovell claimed irrigation and ownership but officials suspended his entry while the case unfolds, affecting residents who built on the site.
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Great Falls
Dee
Ace
Rilwern
Valley County
Uncle Sam
David Lovell Tex
Land Ise
Interior Department
General Land” Office
Glasgow
Dubose
Tottan
Lovett
General Land Office
Lovetl
United States
Lovell
Saco
Pugilist Cleared in Lamar Theft Case
New York December reports that the pugilist once accused of stealing a $1000 bill from David Lamar has been exonerated after Lamar withdrew the charge, saying the act was a practical joke among friends he was drinking with at Setbs's saloon. A related note mentions Powell facing a summons over a stock ranch incident and a horse riding accident involving V Jackson.
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Jesse Powell
V. Jackson
New York
Pugilis
David Lamar
Lamar
Setbs
Petes to Bow Geneva Cathedral Amid Alarm
An explosion at St. Peter's Cathedral in Geneva caused doorway damage and widespread alarm. Early reports attribute the act to an accused extremist, with authorities launching an investigation into the incident and its motive.
Silk mufflers offered with varied prices
Silk mufflers described as quilted square silk items. The note lists prices of five dollars, two dollars fifty cents, and two dollars with incomplete trailing amount. The fragment suggests a sale or advertisement for silk scarves or mufflers in a vintage catalog.
Cabinet Faction Questions Hague Arbitration For Monroe Doctrine
A court action against the Salvadorean government to seek damages faces a Hague arbitration question. Some cabinet members oppose U S referral to The Hague fearing delays and international bias, preferring quick presidential action to avoid red tape. Britain’s reply to refer Venezuelan issues to The Hague has not yet reached Washington, expected next morning after cipher reductions.
Calvo Doctrine Not a Tenable One
Detroit born former Postmaster General Don M Dickinson weighed in on the Salvador arbitration, rejecting the Calvo doctrine that foreign nations cannot interfere on behalf of their subjects. He argued sovereign contracts do not bar intervention and cited President Diaz of Mexico’s $2,000,000 case as a precedent undermining nonintervention. He predicted Latin American reliance on non intervention would fade.
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Detroit
Mich
Don M. Dickinson
Salvador
Washington
Dickinson
Calvos
Venezuela
Brazil
South
Central
Henry Stself
Diaz
Mexico
Equal Treatment for France in Arbitration Settlement
Paris reports President Castro offering France equal treatment with other powers in claims settlement. The note aims to safeguard French interests from subordination and anticipates similar assurances for the United States and non-forceful powers. Officials favor arbitration and an international commission to enforce arbitrators’ decisions, as with Egypt and Greece, with France’s claims possibly included. London dispatch notes British views on arbitration policy.
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Paris
Castro
France
United States
Egypt
Greece
Venezuelan dispute mediated by Foreign Secretary Lansdowne
A diplomatic note from the Foreign Secretary Lansdowne was sent to Washington this evening regarding a Venezuelan dispute. The communication outlines a final decision after extended deliberations and was transmitted immediately to the U.S. Charge d Affaires.
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Lansdowne
United States
Washington
Downe
Paltry Quarrel With Rickety State
London, Dee. Sir Henry Campbel warns there is no excuse for the government’s actions and a speaker’s disruptiveness. Bannerman criticizes the government for delays while urging restraint toward Germany. In Guayra, Puerto Cabello blocks the steamer Caracas from entering, delaying its remaining cargo.
Archbishop of Canterbury Dies in English Church
The archbishop of Canterbury, a leading figure in the Church of England, has died after a lengthy career guiding the Anglican communion. Details of the service and successor plans were not immediately released.
Archbishop Dies After Long Illness in Westminster Abbey
London December 2 The archbishop of Canterbury died peacefully at dawn in the presence of his wife and two war- croft mourners. His vitality had kept him alive weeks beyond doctors’ hopes. He will be buried at Canterbury cathedral Saturday. The funeral will be held noon at Canterbury. Henry White US chargé d affaires attended. In Colorado Springs the city treasurer case ended with the committee exonerating Voorhees, while Indianapolis figures discussed a possible senatorial bid.
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London
I Mterbury
Westminster Abbey
Edward
House of Lords
Cane Dury
Winchester
Canterbury Cathedral
Henry White
United States
Man Released From Jail For Christmas
Kanene City Missouri reports a jailed resident from Maryaville is freed for Christmas by Judge Phillipe to spend the holiday with family. He vows not to attend court during the break and plans to return to St Clair County jail after the holidays.
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Kanene City
Ae Nevite
Maryaville
United States Court
Tutge Phillipe Ao
Marysville
Nevitt
County Court of St. Clair
Stips
Junie Nevitt
Vinilloe
Phillipe
Clare County
Two Dead After Boiler Explosion On Tow Boat Lizzie Massey
Norfolk, Dec 2. Two men killed and another fatally injured when a boiler exploded on the tow boat Lizzie Massey on the Elizabeth River. Captain Jorge M. Williams and fireman William Byman were dead, engineer Samuel Dunn fatally hurt. The tug sank in 15 feet of water after the blast. The barge Maple was hauling lumber from Richmond cedar works to Norfolk. An unknown man on the barge is reported killed.
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Norfolk
Lizzie Massey
Elizabeth River
Jorge M. Williams
William Byman
Samuel Dunn
Richmond
Imperial Troops Routed by Rebels at Tangier Leaders
Dispatches report a fierce battle with rebels led by the pretender to the throne. 40 sultan troops slain, heads said to decorate the pretender's tent. Capture orders issued for Tagat headquarters. Sultan orders harsh reprisals at Tax. Rebels gain near Taza as the pretender flees toward the Ahiatta hills.
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Morovca
Vec
Taga
Gambling crackdown hits Alaska gambling scene in Juneau
In Juneau the grand jury indicts Douglas and Skagway gambling operations across the Gastineau channel area. Slot machines are hidden or disabled as gambling ends, marking Alaska territory history’s first cessation event while the panel remains in session. Meanwhile in Salmon Idaho three Van Houten children, a 12 year old boy and two girls aged 7 and 8, were burned to death in a separate tragedy.
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Juneau
Douglas Ant
Skagway Hareen
Gastineau
Soen
Sporting World
Alaska
Salmon
Idaho
Evan van Houten
Teo
Fire destroys Van Housn’s dwelling. family survives
A fire swept through a dwelling on Phil Bhenon’s rack destroying the Van Housn home. Ten people from the Mie family, including a foreman, his wife, and six children, escaped with narrow losses as the blaze raged.
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Dweilux
Phil Bhenon
Les
Thie Place Lust
Houteni
Mie
Two Brothers Cause Tragic Farmyard Killing in Ontario
In Middleport near Stantford Ontario Wesley Watson of Detroit was shot and killed by his brother Samuel while visiting for Christmas. The men, both over 30, confronted fear of invasion by thieves and a shotgun discharged as Wesley entered the bedroom. Samuel fled after killing his brother.
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Stantford
Ontario
Wesley Watson
Detroit
Samuel
Middleport
James
Wesley
Upstaire
Wesley Md
Mice Aboard Candy Boxes Cause Disruption At College
Special dispatch notes a prank at Jackman business college in Wietena with four candy boxes placed in desks. Each box contained two mice that escaped, triggering panic and medical aid for affected students. The incident disrupted classes, with an extended interruption expected. Police later report three arrests in a separate robbery case at a south side resort involving J Vering of Livingston, who lost $10 from a $100 wallet after a visit to a wine room with a woman.
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Wietena
Jackman Business College
Miss Henson
Sta. Christina
Rudolph Horsky
Hey
The
Standard
Billings
J. Vering
Livingston
South Side
The Degenerate Genius Myth in Nineteenth Century Thought
A fragmentary discussion cites Zola and Nordau linking neural traits to genius and degeneracy. It notes early observations of a wrinkled forehead at age six, later claims of nerve pathology, and French experts labeling a subject neuropathic with bleak forecasts for the race.
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Zola
Anki
Max Nordau
Formerly of Helena Team Names Tacoma Leader
B E McKibben will manage the Tacoma Baseball club next season. He will select the team and organize the club with full authority. McKibben, a former Helena player, rose to prominence in the Western league with St Joseph. Fisher remains the only player signed for next year.
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Tacoma
Wash
B. E. McSibben
Tasoma
Prescent Baker
Tigers
McKibben
Middle West
St. Joseph
Ben
Helena
Montana
Bake
Fisher
Promoters in Seattle Eye Pacific Coast Teague Deal
Seattle December 2. Manager Harrie of the San Francisco team and promoter of the new Pacific Coast Teague seeks a clear business understanding. A preliminary conference with local promoters yielded no definite results. Another meeting will be held tomorrow to decide whether the deal proceeds or local negotiations end.
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San Francisco
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