London Mail Calls It An Inglorious Episode
A London Mail summary condemns the Venezuelan crisis handling and President Roosevelt. It notes arbitration talks, the Hague court option, and UK reactions. The piece contrasts Daily Mail criticism with other papers and suggests Roosevelt wisely declined broad arbitration terms amid international pressures.
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Swedish Bark Stopped and Schooners Taken
A Swedish bark carrying contraband coal was stopped near La Guayra and Cara. a British consul was ordered to remain outside the block. Dutch notice allowed a schooner to proceed from Roques to remove residents, with a flag of truce, as blockaders siege the area.
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English Government Faces Disappointing Phase in Crisis
London December 23 The government and its critics clash over a recent phase of the crisis. Government supporters see a victory for the ministry while opponents view it as a setback amid the ongoing civil unrest and economic strain. The situation follows a complex sequence of political maneuvers and international reactions.
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Train Collision in Ontario Kills Five Injures Sixteen
London Ontario reports a head on collision between Pacific Express No 5 and a fast eastbound freight near Wanstead. Five people killed and 15 to 16 others injured. Engineer from each train among the dead. a special relief train with 15 doctors dispatched. Express was an hour late, no stops made along its run to Sarnia.
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Denmark rocked by most disastrous gale in years
Copenhagen reports a Christmas night cyclone causing immense damage to city and shipping. Telegraph lines fell, streetcar service halted, many houses unrooted, and several deaths reported. Water levels rose near 1872 flood, ships dragged anchors, ferries halted, and Norwegia bark G. S. Penny wrecked with eight drowned.
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Navy officer linked to illicit liquor case in San Juan
Testimony before United States Commissioner Anderson centers on Robert Giles and Monty in a San Juan case involving the alleged importation of wines and liquors. Collector Crozen described duties on the cases, and witnesses disputed handling and return of items, with proceedings adjourned to Monday for the defense to submit further.
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Grant will probate as four equal shares named for family
The Grant will, filed in Washington, divides the estate into four equal parts. Frederick D. Grant is named executor with three sons as trustees. The will provides specific trusts for family support and education, with provisions tied to Ellen Grant’s death and other assets valued around forty thousand dollars.
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Chamberlain at Durban lands hailed by crowds
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Cham landed at Durban at 10 30 am after leaving Portsmouth aboard the Good Hope. Large crowds welcomed them and speeches urged conciliation and strengthened Milner’s hand. Chamberlain stressed hope for mutual respect between Britons and Dutch and urged equal treatment of all subjects.
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Lorenzo Attempts Sensational Escape Aboard Colombian Cruiser
Panama reports Indian leader Victoriano Lorenzo, a persistent revolutionary figure, attempted a sensational escape from confinement on a Colombian cruiser yesterday. He was lured back aboard the ship, with government and former revolutionary troops among those aboard the Medellin steamer bound for Cauca.
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Merchant murdered and safe robbed in Matthews Georgia
Edward Gay, a merchant, was murdered in his running store early on Christmas morning in Matthews Georgia. The crime scene included a burned store and an open safe containing £1200. Innes, possibly from here, is mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Mitchell Rally Sparks Unity at Labor Convention
In Huttanapolis Indiana on December 2, delegates of the United Alliance Workers of America gather for a convention seen as record setting. Leaders push for higher wages and profit sharing with President Mitchell and Secretary Mitchell seeking allied support and broader representation as about 1300 delegates are expected.
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Well Known Idahoan Goes to Final Rest
Lake Idaho December 2 a notable Idahoan passes away after a long illness. William Pal Fetary of Market Hake is reported as deceased, with state authorities noting the veteran community figure’s influence and service.
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Young Woman Reported to Have Killed Man in Mobile
News from Mobile reports a young woman, alleged to have killed a man named Pred Mathews, son of former Beranton mayor George Sprinkle. Details are scarce, with one account suggesting an accidental death in Mobile bay.
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Lynchers Question Godley Lynching In Pittsburg
In Pittsburg December 21 a large mob executed Mont Godley, possibly for a crime he did not commit. Report says Godley may not have fired the fatal shot, and that he escaped while his brother suffered mob violence. Authorities fear the real gunman may still be at large.
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Mass Flame Sparks Panic at Christmas Mass in Bookane
A church in Bookane Washington faced a panic when flames erupted during a Christmas mass. Father Joller, remaining calm, ordered the congregation to calm as flames rose around the altar and scorched vestments. Father Fotchi aided by male Catholics to extinguish the fire.
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Tragedy at Home: Child Killed by Loaded Rifle Incident
A 3 year old boy died when a .21 caliber rifle left loaded in a corner fired during play. The child, Frank Underwood, was at Orchard Home. his mother sewing nearby. Neighbors restrained the gun, but the accidental discharge occurred as siblings reacted, killing the boy instantly. The father works at McLaughlin's mill. family lives in the Orchard Home area.
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Morgan Settles Suit Out of Court Over Coal Supply
New York December 26 The suit filed by Harry Nevelson against financier J P Morgan over failure to provide heat in a leased New York apartment has been settled out of court. Morgan's agents promised an ample coal supply in the future.
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Charged With Killing Former Butte Miner in Salt Lake City
Mary J. Smith, colored, was formally charged with the murder of Daniel Iryan, a miner who was poisoned and robbed in Salt Lake City’s tenderloin district two weeks ago. A preliminary hearing is set for December 28. Iryan formerly lived in Butte.
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Runaway Princess to Live in Tunis Report
Vienna dispatch reports Archduke Ferdinand and the Crown Princess and their companions plan to go to Tunis alleging little likelihood of finding congenial homes in Europe. The move, if confirmed, signals a significant royal relocation amid unsettled royal circles.
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Vanderbilt Patient Improves After Distance Day
A fragmented report from New York notes Mr. Vanderbise showing improvement in health after a distant day. Dr. Plint Jr visits the Vanderbilt residence and remarks on the patient’s condition as he departs the premises.
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National Banks Escape Idaho Law Penalty
Judge Tudge Stewart of the district court rules that the law applying to banks does not apply to national banks. The ruling permits national banks to avoid license fee penalties, in the cases State v Bone City and Furst National Banks. The decision cites Section 1 of the revised statutes and Congress acts preventing enforcement against national banks.
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Fire destroys Maxon block in Schenectady
Schenectady N Y Dec 28 the Maxon block opposite the Anton sti was totally destroyed by fire. The total loss was 10000 above the principal portion of the building was used at a hotel. Occupants of both buildings were aroused and removed by firemen and others some hotel guests were compelled to Meg in their night clothes.
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Signor Mascagri Is Arrested Again In Chicago
Chicago dates report Signor Mascagni the Italian composer who abandoned an American tour last week was arrested on a charge of embezzlement. Former manager Richard Heard claimed Mascagni refused to honor a $4,000 contract and tried to collect the sum. Mascagni remained at the Auditorium Hotel under house protection to ensure his appearance as required.
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Bubonic Plague Under Control Says Health Officials
Telegrams report Nogales and Guayaquil authorities confirm plague measures effective. Governor notes no cases near Guiana and urges ongoing vigilance. Surgeon Pet chief of ith Regiment reports 30 cases sent to Lagarelo with 16 deaths in seven days, none at Magadan barracks.
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