Colombia Venezuela tensions rise over arms supply
Washington reports indicate mobilization near Colombia and Venezuela amid suspected arms shipments. British steamer Banigh allegedly carried arms for Colombian rebels, with Colombia severing relations with Venezuela. General Alban cites Castro and Regalado for aiding insurgents, while Americans flee to Colon and Playa Donna as troops advance and consulates provide protection.
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Washington
Colombia
Venezuela
Hick
Colomban
Banigh
Boas
South Africa
Castro
Senor Rico
Caracas
Chile
Alban
Regalado
Salvador
Rio Hucha
Uribe-Uribe
Nombre de Dios
Colon
Playa Donna
General Pinzon
Faya Donna
Redmond hailed in Queenstown and Cork welcome
Irish leader John Redmond arrived in Queenstown on Oceanic after United Irish League visits in the United States. A delegation met him aboard and greeted him with enthusiasm. In Cork he addressed an eager crowd praising U S support and calling for continued coercion against Ireland’s foes.
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Queenstown
Cork
Oceanic
New York
Redmond
McHugh
O'Donnel
United States
United Irish League
Irish League
American Land League
Parnell
Igland
Wyndham
Ireland
Dre Lord
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Salstury
Waldeck Rousseau Wins to Reinstate Public Worship Estimates
In Paris the premier M. Waldeck-Rousseau compelled the chamber to reestablish public worship estimates suppressed by the budget committee. He argued the concordat keeps state authority over clergy and warned denunciation would raise a Rome aligned hierarchy. The chamber voted 350 to 187 to discuss details, a government victory.
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Waldeck-Rousseau
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Rome
France
Premur
Premisr
Smoking Jacket Offer for Men at Five Dollars
Practical GILDTS present smoking jackets priced at five dollars. Available in tricot cloth with plain or plaided styles, bound with silk, collar and cuffs to match. Includes guidance to choose the best measure or coat size for a proper fit.
Peace Talk Masks Coming War Between Argentina and Chile
Buenos Aires December 17 reports cite Argentina and Chile ready for conflict while negotiations continue. Portela will deliver Argentina’s reply to Chile, officials optimistic on a peaceful, prompt settlement though arms are being mobilized. Rail coal support and troop transport prep grow. Britain offers mediation per Santiago and Buenos Aires dispatches.
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Buenos Ayres
Galveston
Tex
Senor Portela
Argentina
Santiago da Chile
Chile
Santiago
Diario
London
Santiago de Chile
Sugar conference at Brussels bids to end bounty system
Delegates from most European countries except Russia push for total abolition of sugar bounties at the Brussels conference. They discuss countervailing duties on US imports and the German Kartel, with a proposal to grant 2 francs per hundred kilos to non Kartel states, while US and Russia are not bound by the conference dictum. A new meeting may be needed to include all nations.
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Brussels
Prussels
International Sugar Conference
Europe
Russia
United States
Hard Money Leaves Manila
United States commission to interfere with gold and silver trade starting 1902 by altering the two to one rate to curb export. Earthquake reports from provinces note greater damage. Batangas reports a soldier killed by falling masonry. Samar burghers surrender after food shortages. Governor’s son killed in an engagement with ladrones. Four plague cases reported, first since October. Ships felt the quake at sea.
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United States Commission
Manila
Bunday
Batangas
Faing
Samar
Negros
Russian Peasants Revolt At Count Palen Estate
A St Petersburg dispatch reports a large peasant revolt near Mitau 25 miles from Riga. Peasants besieged the castle burned it and danced around the blaze. Troops arrived too late to prevent destruction including a gallery of paintings. Count Palen serves on the empire council. Nearby, James C Farlo of American Express announced Christmas gifts of ten dollars for all 10000 U S employees in the United States.
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London
St. Petersbire
Count Palen
Council of the Empire
Oeesoe Ee
New York
James C. Faro
American Express Company
United States
Brethren Dwell in Unity Joint Presbyterian Session
In St Louis on December 17 the Missouri North and Missouri South synods of the Presbyterian Church in the United States met in joint session for the first time in over a century. Rev Dr William Hoge Marquis led the northern and Rev Dr SC Umdawoy presided with Rev Dr Marquis delivering the sermon in a ceremonial communion.
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St. Louis
Synod of Missouri
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
North
Synod of
Marquis
SC. Umdawoy
Prince
Commandant Kritzinger Captured in Africa Campaign
London reports from Lord Kitchener dated Belfast state Commandant Kritzinger, famed Boer commander involved in Cape Gorony invasion, has been captured badly wounded by General French while attempting to breach a Hanover road block. The capture is deemed highly significant amid South African crisis rumors and possible terms from Kruger. Bir J Gordon Sprigg says the outlook brighter than ever.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Belfast
Pretoria
Portuguese East Africa
Kritzinger
Cape Gorony
French
Hanover Road
DeWot
Cape Colony
Scheipers
South Africa
Europe
Kruger
Cape Town
Bir J. Gordon Sprigg
No Hobson Choice for Miss Ludlow
Pittsfield Ohio December 1 7 Miss Eleanor Ludlow niece of ex Governor Bushnell said today There is positively no truth in the report of the engagement of Captain Richmond Hotsba and myself You will do me a favor to deny it and you cannot make the statement too emphatic.
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Pittsfield
Ohio
Eleanor Ludlow
Bushnell
Richmond Pearson Hotsba
Carter Property Is Found
Chicago December 17. Attorney Horace G. Stone says he has turned over about $59 000 more in stock from the estate of Captain O M Carter fulfilling terms with government representatives and is ready for examination of the client's transactions to determine the true ownership of property held in trust by Receiver Max Whitney. The property now in the receiver's hands is valued at nearly $500 000 and is claimed to be all the convicted captain holds.
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Chicago
O. M. Carter
Horace G. Stone
Max Whitney
Disastrous Fire Averted At Keely Company Building
A fire discovered in the floor between the first and second stories at the Keely company building on Whitehall and Hunter streets caused excitement as crowds, mostly women, watched. The blaze was extinguished quickly by the department using a chemical from No.1, with very slight damage. Snow fell during the incident, reflecting a day of multiple fires including a gasoline explosion at a corner refreshment house and a closet blaze at 37 Gordon Street. The day also saw two early morning runs and a separate fire at Sawtell's stock yards. Nearby, the schooner Luther F. Garrison, with four feet of water in its hold, refused assistance when approached by the tug Jones near Frying Pan Shoals.
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Whitehall and
Hunter Streets
Keely Company
Ainre
No.1
Decatur Street
Central Avenue
Sawtell
Peters Street
Southern Railway
EH. Culberson
Gordon Street
Peace plan for labor and capital gains exec committee
A New York conference between labor and capital leaders ends with a plan for a 36 member executive committee, equal representation from labor, capitalists, and public, to harmonize interests. Members include Gompers, Hanna, Schwab, Mitchell, and Cleveland, with Strauss and Easley to chair and organize. Gompers urges cooperation and opposes holding unions liable for employer actions.
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New York
Labor
Capital
Organized Labor
Oscar 8. Strauss
Ralph M. Easley
Callawey
American Locomotive Works
Lewis 3
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ Union
Daniel J. Keefe
International Association of Longshoremen
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Martin Fox
Iron Molders’ National Union
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Edward E Clarke
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Gompers
Gompers
Winger Mares On Throat Murder Charge in Pa Case
In Washington Pennsylvania December 17 following the inquest into the death of Elizabeth Shannon found in a field near Waynesburg David Hoge is arrested on a murder charge. Finger marks on the throat and accounts of driving away with the woman after drinking are cited. Hoge from a prominent Green County family faces a serious homicide case. The article also notes presidential nominations for assistant engineers in the revenue cutter service.
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Washington
Elizabeth Shannon
Waynesburg
David Hoge
Hoge
Green County
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Featured in Constitution Ad
A long advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root promotes the kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims cures for numerous ailments linked to kidney trouble and offers a free sample by mail from Binghamton New York with testimonials and a book. The notice urges readers to read The Atlanta Daily Constitution.
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Ben
New York
Robert Berner
Bright
Dr. Klimer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Binghampton
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Enezuela
Jai and Ammunition
Ban Righ
Tors
Atlanta
Knox
GEO. Muse
Hobson
Miss Ludlow
Hobbon
Carter
Joyner
Southport
N. C
Luther FT. Garrison
Georgetown
D. C
Jones
Schwab
Wewman
South Carolina
A. F. Bennett
Louisiana
Revenue Cutter Service
YoHior Label
Chas. M. Pfeifer &Co
Main St
Cincinnati
Fire Works Go
Giy
Glen
Ripper
Toc
Dewey
Aoz
Per Doz
Whistling Devils
Bre
Ever BO Wr
Wnolesais
Farlinder Sale and Retailee Street
Atlanta, Ga
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