Reyes and Herran May Leave in Huff
Report notes possible departure of Reyes and Herran from the South with changing mileage and railway connections. Mentions Southern and Central of Georgia, Georgia Southern and Florida railway joint action and a concession from the South. Also notes Mago f Fark elected president of the local vost after AW More declined reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyes
Herran
Huff
Southall
Mats
Southern
Central of Georgia
Georg Southern
Florida
Mago F Fark
Vost
AW Morehouve
Colombia seeks speedy U S reply on Reyes note in Panama dispute
Washington December 26. United States response to General Reyes note is sought by Colombia. Dr Herran and General Reyes press for early conclusions, while the possibility of submitting to The Hague arbitration is discussed if Hay withholds approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waetington
Uaited
Sechary Hay
Reyes
Colombie
Panima
General Fayes
Dr Herran
Gapital Thissas
Rinkl
Atch
Secuntry
Secuntry Has For A Speedy Reply To the Vote Which General Reyes
Haran
Fey
Genem] Reyes
Hay
United States
Hague Court of Arbitration
Colombia
Atlanta
Washington
Ablerram
Navy Department
Coghlan
Colon
Athnta
Colom- Yan
Admiyn Corhlan Alen
Tubrak
Boenta
Guecer
Panna
Panama
Monar
Eapmis
Tol
Terresibhile
Italy
Thaily
Orion
Renuhlie
Germany
Venezuela
Enna
Great Britain
Panamee
Stenar Titinni
Len Minteter
Erens
New Republic
Diaz to Send Kratz Back in Franchise Scandal Case
The United States authorities report extradition of Charles Kratz from Mealean gaolnmnt to St Louis over alleged ties to city franchise legislation graft. Washington dispatch notes kratz’s removal follows a request tied to the St Louis district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Wextec
Tomign
Rojes
Gualenme Distrit Court
Diz
Ooiloin
United States
Caecles
Baielhe
Sto Les
Lal Om Chuge
Belberg
Washington
Suate Department
Woriry
Merho
Charles Kratz
St Louis
Cits
Paris Bread Shortage Fears After Strike Action
A group of fifty striking boaters sacked a cooperative bakery in Paris during the night. Several minor demonstrations occurred as the war minister ordered military bread makers to be readied to replace strikers should the public bread supply tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Union Labor Makes Protest in Colorado
The Colorado Federation of Labor sues a circular aiding covert labor union activity and protests Governor Peabody action. They condemn state troops in mining districts, deny habeas corpus, press censorship, and arms rights restrictions. The League advocates joining the Law and Order and Constitutional Rights Protective League. The crusade ends with a call to defend freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Federation of Labor Today
Peabody
Law and Over and Constitutional Rights Protective League
The
Cieviat
Abbe Loisy Won't Appeal and Vatican Ban Possibly
In Rome on December 26 a Vatican move to place Abbe Loisy’s works on the Index is discussed. Cardinal Richard urged action while Archbishop Mignot defended Loisy, but sources say Loisy will not recant. The report notes broad support for Loisy’s biblical criticism and philosophy.
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Vatican
Rome
Carding Richard
Abbe Lolay
Mignot
Albi
Abbe Loisy
Abbe Loiss
Public safety incident in Mariam county injures three Black people
A December incident near Tifa place, Edmund Dickson struck a Black man named Gammons fatally injuring him, and his son Dickson struck down two others. All victims were Black. The event occurred about 12 miles from Tifa place and is under investigation.
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Dickson
Mariam
Yeaterday
Tifa Place
Edmund Dickson
Gammons
Attempt to Lynch Negho Shents Not Easily Bluffed
In Bartow Florida on December 26 a mob of about twenty five armed men marched into the city to seize Berry Henry the negro jailed for shooting Colonel and Mrs John Beatty. The sheriff refused to be bluffed and the mob dispersed after assurances Henry would be brought before Col Beattie for identification. Henry was spirited to Tampa that night amid fears of another lynching attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartow
Fla
Clerk
Berry Henry
John Beatty
Beattie
Henry
Tampa
Rother
Japan to crowd Korea with troops in coming days
Paris and London dispatches report Japan plans to send a 15000 man division to Korea to restore order at disturbed ports. The move is said to signal Japanese authority over Korea and may redraw war rumors, while Russia is viewed as acquiescent. Japan also seeks to buy warships and US efforts push for trade treaties with China and Korea to secure neutral advantages.
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Paris
Japan
Korea
Russia
Cnsus
Rusaia
Morea
Lamsdorf
Dimeralda
Pratt
Baron Hayashi
Associated Press
Berlin
Great Britain
St Petersburg
Foreign Office
United States
China
Washington
Far East
State Department
Allens
Bussia
Manchuria
Antung
Moukden
Wiju
Allen
Seoul
Special Train For Smallpox In Savannah
A Savannah journalist reports a special Seaboard train was run for a negro woman from Hagan to Savannah after it was discovered she had smallpox. The conductor cleared the coach, then locked her in, and upon arrival in Savannah she was sent back to Hagan and put off the train.
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Savannah
Hagan
Historical Association Members Travel to New Orleans Meeting
Members of the American Historical Association and the American Economic Association arrived in Richmond from New York and toured the city before continuing to New Orleans for the annual meetings starting Monday. They left Richmond today.
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American Historical Association
Richmond
The
American Economic Association
New York
New Orleans
Death comes to Zanardelli former Italian premier
Rome December 26 former premier Zanardelli died tonight at his home in Maderno after a long illness. He served as president of the chamber of deputies, held the post of minister of justice, and led the cabinet as president of the council of ministers. His resignation in 1903 followed ill health and a tumor was later reported, leaving the deceased statesman aged 77.
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Guiseppe Zanardelli
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Zanardelli
Council of Ministers
Gignor Zapardelli
Beng
Interior
Giolitti
Ministry of Marine
Chamber
Zanardelli
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal
Signor Groutti
Groutti
Signor Zannardell
Fidetora
Boy Struck Lady Teacher Near Euotopa Illinois
In Mathison a near Euopota incident arose from a dispute between a female teacher Miss Belle Almond and pupil Clegg. The teacher tried to whip the boy who rebutted, striking back and dislocating her jaw with multiple bruises. The boy was arrested and bonded, while the teacher returned to Roseluake to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mathison
Eupota
Belle
Almond
Clegg
Roseluake
Destructive hurricane deluges Americus area
A December storm east of Americus wrecked McNeil and Jubal Morris plantations with fatalities. Two enslaved workers died as timbers and houses collapsed. Wallis canning factory damaged. fences, outbuildings, and tenant homes destroyed. livestock losses included several mules. Estimated losses near six hundred dollars.
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Americus
McNeil Farm
Carter Plantation
McNeils
Wallis Canning
Jubal Morris
Kiowa Sunk In Boston Snowstorm Collision
In a blinding storm the Clyde Line steamer Kiowa bound from Jacksonville and Charleston was rammed by the Admiral Dewey of United Fruit Company near Boston Light. The Kiowa sank soon after. Captain Chichester and the crew of about 35 were rescued by Tug Cormorant. The Admiral Dewey proceeded on her voyage with passengers and cargo.
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Bastion
Boston Harbor
Clyde Line
Kiowa
Jacksonvile
Fla
Charleston
Admiral Dewey
United States Fruit Company
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Chichester
Thig ¢By
Dewey
Boston
City of
Cormorant
Kiown
Clyde
Philadelphia
Wild Shooting at Brownville Ends in Death and Wounding
A Brownsville report says a pitched battle near Rudolph left one man dead and four seriously wounded after a fusillade from a double barreled shotgun by a young white merchant named Tom Hollingshead and a return volley by John Jackson with a pistol. Hollingshead died. John Walter Henry Jackson and Andrew Pugh, all negroes, were seriously wounded over a dispute about a few dollars. sheriff and posse dispatched to scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownville
Nashville
Lonn
Brownsville
Rudolph
Tom Hollingshead
John Jackson
Hollingshead
John Walter
Henry Jackson
Andrew Pugh
Fight for Custom House at Gulfport Battle
Jackson Miss December 26 Gulfport and Biloxi towns along the gulf coast show strong interest in moving the government custom house from Bay St Louis. A lively contest is in progress with Gulfport leading to capture what appears to be Mississippi's principal harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Jackson Miss
Gulf Coast
Government Custom House
Bay Bt Louis
Gulfport
Bi Jfoxl
Mississippi
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Fivoys
Prey
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Weahington
Trux
Flo
Key Weat ‘Dlen
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Whland
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Fem
Cravallerliva
Max Krauen
Tailroad
Resuit
Diaz
Kratz
Mexico
St. Louis
Colorado
Abbe
Loisy
Negho
Hermit Kingdom
London
Ssuas
Greener
Vindiyostock
Alberts
Muthchuria
Siberia
Siberian
Klakhte
Peking
Vila Urga
Stirling
Asiatic
Vicksburg
Shanghai
Chenuipo
Beoul
Chemulpo
Ufe
Marine Guard
Maderno
Anardelli
Sumter County
Botom
Admral Dewey
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