Cuban Treaty Faces Senate Oppose And Fear Of Germany
Washington reports growing opposition to ratification of the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Senators oppose on tariff tinkering grounds or fear concessions to Cuba may invite similar demands from Germany and other nations, risking U.S. industry. The president supports prompt ratification, and Havana expects delays. Palma urges early Senate resumption on Jan 3.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
United States
Germany
Beieves
Mle
Havana
Palma
Senat
Ure
Injury victims show improvement after wreck report
A hospital bulletin notes that most injured passengers are improving through the day. Only Alexander Al. Stewart of Chicago remains very low, while Francis Baker of London John.find of Chicago James Barnes of Woodstock and Flos sie Cuthbertson of Port Huron are recovering well and expected to recover.
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Alexander
al. Stewart
Chicago
Francis Baker
London
John
Find
James Barnes
Woodstock
Flossie Cuthbertson
Port Huron
Tang Fun Siang Rumors Hint Regional Unrest
A chaotic report from Bath informs of Tang Fun Siang movements in Rana province and Wan Shanta amid imperial forces. The piece notes weak Austrian law minister ties and a push to resolve expenditures. a Hungarian premier faces pressure as ministers may resign if a settlement with Austria fails.
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Pekin
Dee
Menagen Tecehved
Harkow
Tang Fun Siang
Tang ‘Fun
Rana
Seneneiy
Wann
Shanta
von Koerber
Solomon de Szell
Case of Ryan Bros Castle Co vs Lang Scar Heard in Court
A suit to recover possession of a horse claimed by Ryan Bros Castle Co was tried before Justice Fraser. The jury found for the Indian plaintiff who filed an appeal. They allege foreman Cook, employed by the company, sold the horse without authority.
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Ryan. Bros. Castle Company
Horace Lang Scar
Crow
Ian
Fraser
Plaintif
Cook
Pacific Northwest League relocates Portland club forfeit
The Pacific Northwest baseball league directors meet in Spokane at midnight and declare the Portland franchise forfeited. J P Marshall expelled, W H Lucas unanimously chosen president for five more years as the league extends its life from Nov 1 1909. Officials Lane Goodkind Dugdale Garrett and Lucas attended with Baker’s proxy. Gold men from Portland attended to contest forfeiture. The action aims to strengthen the new organization with capital behind it and await further league actions in March.
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Standard
Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwestaseball League
Portland Baseball Club
D. P. Marshall
W. H. Lucas
Lane
Tutte
Goodkind
Helena
Dugdale
Seattle
Garrett
Lucas
Baker
Tacoma
William Goldman
Portland
Portland Club
Whitmore
Portland 1902
Geldman
National Board
Northwest League
J.P. Marshall
Montana
Coast Base League Organized With Six Cities Represented
The Pact Basel league was organized tonight with six cities represented including Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento Portland Seattle and others. Officers elected include President Dr Matan of Oakland vice president Tort of San Francisco and George Lamping of Seattle secretary James Henderson of San Francisco treasurer Theodore Goolman of San Francisco. The board of control will consist of J P Morres J L Marshall and President Moran with one board member from each town.
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Francisca
Dee
Oakland
Cal Ewing
Ban
O. Henry
Harris
Los Angeles
Morley
Sacramento
Fisher
Portland
J. Ja
George F. Lamping
Scott Cale
Matan
Vie
Tort
San. Francisco
George ‘Lamping
Seattle
James Henderson
San Francisco
Theodore Goolman
Sanfancisco
Board of Control
Prayers End for Crown Princess in Saxony Church Declares
Berlin dispatch reports Lutheran clergy in Saxony ordered removal of the crown princess from public prayers. A separate item notes a January 13 stockholders meeting for a timber bank to elect a president to replace J A Hall who resigned. Johnny Asbury widely expected to be chosen and Harry Allen to assume county duties January 1.
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Berlin
Saxony
Shocias
Cae Acai Tig Timber
Iilg
Timber Naional Bank Ia
J. A. Hall
Johnny Asbury
Asbury
Woral
Harry Allen
Man Reunites with Long-Lost Son at Hotel Montana
Louis Chartier, a randoner and prospector from Anaconda Montana, registered at the Hotel Montana. A day clerk noted a resemblance, and the man confirmed he was Alfred Chartier, long separated from his father who had left Salix Town years earlier for the west. Their reunion ends years of fruitless search.
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Rioux
Louis Chartier
Anaconda
Mont
Balix
West
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Salix
Town
Charter
Court decision upholds Barnden in county sheriff race
In a statutory recount centered on precincts 1 6 and 19 Judge rules ballots tampered in precinct 6. Ruling declares Barnden elected sheriff by seven votes after overturning McMahon recount claims and replacing ballots with election judge returns.
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John McMahon
South Deer Lodge
James C. Ramnden
Charles Aspling
Estes
Sherif
Congress
McMahon
Marnden
Barnden
Avon
Sultan Flees to Palace Amid Moroccan Crisis
Tangier dispatch reports Fez invested by rebels and 2000 sultanate troops killed as foreign powers weigh intervention. Rumors of French backing circulate while Tangier remains calm. British ships head to Gibraltar with Implacable following to support regional position.
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Morocco
Madrid
Fez
London
Arspaten
Times
Tangier
Fox
Algeria
Vaileta
Islang
Malta
Racchanté
Walker
Canopus
Victorious
Diana
Gibraltar
No Strike Confirmed Amid Reports From Omaha Meeting
New York reports quote no conference with labor leaders and deny any strike action in Union Pacific machine shops. Harriman’s secretary says no meeting has been called or scheduled, amid confusion over claims of talks with machinists and the potential for an extended strike.
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New York
Omaha
H. Harriman
Union Pacife Railroad
Marriman
Ond
Union Pacific
Heman
International Association of Mechinists
Maid
Bituminous Miners Plan Wage Increase Demand
Indianapolis December 28 The nations bituminous miners prepare to seek a wage rise of 15 to 20 percent at the coming session of the national convention. Leaders in Illinois Indiana and Ohio indicate they will press the same request. Secretary W D Ryan chairs the miners scale committee and a statistician has worked months compiling data to support the demand.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W.D Ryan
Indiana
Ohio
Ryan
Acale
Engineer killed in Virginia wreck
A Norfolk and Western train near Roanoke Virginia struck an obstacle at Wearve injuring and instantly killing the engineer. The engine was moving about forty miles an hour when the angle bar had been moved, causing the wreck.
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Roanoke
Dev
Western
Tate
Wearve
Norfolk & Train
San Bernardino
Cal
Bee
Santa Fe Overland No
Sham
Danby
Needles
Charles Hayward
Arkill
M. T. Shackelford
James Gray
Overland
TWO NEGROES KILLED IN PITCHED BATTLE NEAR NEWBERRY MINES
Reports from Wiketon Alabama describe a pitched battle near the Newberry phosphate mines resulting in two Negro deaths and injuries to two white men. The piece blends multiple items including theater notes and church appointment updates from diverse locales.
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Wiketon
Ala
Newberry
Sparring Exhibition Stages Heavyweight Style in Pocatello
In Pocatello on December 2 preliminary bouts impressed with solid showings from Kid and Sid TaPontise as well as Kid Opie and Des Flynn. The highlight was a fast, friendly 20 between Mose La Fontise of Butte and Billy Armstrong of Spokane, showcasing speed and skill without incident.
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Pocatello
Labo
Kid ‘S
Sid TaPontise
Kid Opie
Des Flynn
Mose la Fontise
Butte
Billy Armstrong
Spokate
Venezuela Crisis and Castro Reply Evoke Mixed Reactions
The article notes criticism of U S actions in the Monroe Doctrine dispute with Venezuela and Arroja updates. It quotes Caracas correspondent noting President Castro refuses to apologize to the powers, with bystanders cheering. German merchants in Caracas reportedly ready to fund Germany’s demands, though Castro could pay him.
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Venezuela
United States
Lokal Anzeiger
Caracas
Castro
Germany
Negotiations Move to President Castro in Caracas
Venemelan talks shift to Caracas as President Castro reads proposals from allied powers. Minister Bowen, advised by the State Department, to act as Venezuelas representative, arranging protocol before submitting Venezuelan claims to The Hague. Bowen's departure from Venezuela will transfer duties to Mr. Russell while a new commission forms.
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Washington
Dec
Venemelan
Castro
Bowen
State Department
London
Berlin
Rome
Hague Tribunal
United States
Venezua
Caracas
Owen
Venezuela
Russell
American Legation
Cara
Italy
Ven
Venezuelan settlement talk and naval notes reach Washington
In Washington Secretary Hay discussed the Venezuelan situation with Germany's ambassador who had few new dispatches. Reports mention the Hague tribunal, Italian claims, and a Dutch envoy. shipments, ships Charlotte and a British cruiser Tribune, and Roosevelt's role drawing praise for urging tribunal recognition. A Boers welcome in New Orleans and a San Bernardino railway accident with fatalities at Sham, California are noted.
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Washington
New York
State Department
Hay
Berlin
Family in Chicago Faces Death Charge Over Poison Wine Claim
In Chicago on a Saturday night, Jak Family Retease and W Ketenard Cummings are charged after the death of Monta Willam. The autopsy findings dispute poisoning by wine, citing acute alcoholism as the cause. Police release details from the Monta family case.
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Chicago
Dec
Marion Youth Kills Villain During Drama Rehearsal
In Marion Indiana during a Teese opera house rehearsal a young actor William Fogleson aged 18 shot and killed Oliver Miller aged 25 who played the villain. Six witnesses including May Fogleson testified cartridges were not loaded and the tragedy occurred amid dramatic tensions and a plan to perform again tomorrow night.
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Marion
Ind
Teese Opera House
South Marion
William Fogieson
Etc
Oliver Miller
Mise May Fogleson
William Pogleson
Pogleson
Panic Strikes Chicago Church Explosion Hurts Many
A Christmas program at a Chicago Episcopal church caused a panic and injuries when an explosion ripped through the primary Sunday school room. Pastor Rev A J Allais aided frightened occupants as several were seriously hurt including Louie Compondi with two fingers blown off, Mrs Kinder with crushed limb and internal injuries, and Peter Linder with crushed legs and torn flesh. Several others suffered lighter injuries.
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Chicago
Dre
Hatel Windows Partis
A. J." Allais
Louie Compondi
Mary Kinder
Peter Linder
Cable Ship Silvertown Delays Hawaii Link
San Francisco reports no Mash from the cable ship Silvertown to indicate Hawaii telegraph connection. The cable may not be landed due to obstacles or heavy swell delaying shore deployment. The steamer Sonoma's Honolulu to San Francisco voyage encountered two days of squally rain after leaving the Islands.
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San Francisco
Silvertown
Hawaii
Honolulu
Sonoma
Montana Teachers Hold First Session Amid Unions and Plans
The Montana Association of Teachers convened its first session at the Montana Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. Prof Elrod opened with remarks on the society’s aims, and a constitution was adopted with a three year president's term proposed in an amendment. An evening reception featured many leaders and educators from Missoula Anaconda and surrounding counties.
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Koontz
Anaconda
Mgnt
Tnalas
College Assembly
Montana Academy of Science, Arts and Watters
Elrod
Missoula
So Lets
Pnea
Sottege Tosnorning
Nthe High School
Story Hall
Prin Jack
Maude McKenzie
Dane Te Parks
ME. Berry
Cony
Clara le Bryant
Minnie
Ty J Byax
Mary E
Five Children and Mother Die in House Fire
An early report from Stepney notes a small house fire caused by a tree incident leaving a mother and her five young children dead. Police and fire officials investigated the scene in Gis, noting tragic loss and assessing cause.
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Dee
Stepney
Bevery Wins By One Vote In Dec Special Election
Final tallies show Bevery 580 votes Morse 579 after votes from Dec 20 election are canvassed by county commissioners. A protest by Sidney Morse’s attorney questioned Junction precinct results due to Tiffany’s eligibility, urging removal of that precinct’s vote. After hours of debate the board voted to certify Bevery as winner and issued election certificates. Morse protest denied and dissenting votes recorded.
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Hever
Morse
John T. Smith
Livingston
Sidney Fe Morse
Junction
W. By Tifany
Tiffany
Bever
Orrick
Board of County Commissioners
Isue
C. C.ever
Jacobs
Parker and Devers
Horn
Stratton Will Admitted to Probate Amid Contest
In Colorado Springs on December 2 the county court admitted the will of the late W. Stratton to probate despite a contestant’s protest led by Orville S. Dines and D. I. and William Lloyd. Only witnesses examined testified to the signing. The contestant’s attorney stated plans to appeal to the district court.
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Olorado Springs
Colo
County
W. & Stratton
I Stratton
Orville
Dines
William Lloyd
Dlstriot Court
Tennessee court hears bill of exceptions in train robbery case
On December 29 judge C D Clark in Tennessee heard Harvey Logan and Allan Kid Curry defend their complicity in the Northern Montana train robbery. A bill of exceptions was presented and about to be decided before ruling. Logan previously drew a ten year penitentiary sentence.
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Tenn
Ate Houk
United States
C.D. Clark Tox Yin
Harvey Logan
Allan Kid Curry
Montana
Clark
Logan
Sheriff Hubbard returns with alleged forger Walter Cox
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports Sheriff Hubbard brought Walter Cox, accused of passing a forged check signed by EX Staples, to Sheridan authorities. Cox is wanted in Sheridan Wyoming on a similar charge as his alleged regional operation expands.
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Standard
Billings
Dec. S
Hubbard
Hutte
Walter Cox
Boston
EX Staples
Cor
Sheridan
Wyo
Sherif Hube Bard Oy
Sheridan Authoritie
Former teacher on trial for shooting wife last October
Topeka Kansas, December, the former teacher in a state reform school was placed on trial today in district court charged with injuring his wife by shooting last October.
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Topeka
Kan
Dee
Toteachor
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