Cuba Debt Strains U.S. Occupation Burden
Secretary of War Dickinson told a House committee that Cuba’s financial position is worsening. He discussed the $6,509,511 owed to the American government from costs of the occupation, noting the claim would create friction without producing money and is not an absolute obligation but could be asserted if deemed proper.
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Cuba
Dickinson
House Committee On
Heavy Snow Paralyzes Deadwood Area Roads
One of the worst storms in years hits Deadwood South Dakota with driving snow and cold winds. Drifts block traffic as Bald Mountain mines suspend ore trains and the Burlington passenger train remains snowbound twenty miles south.
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Bald Mountain
Burlington
Explorer Nansen Rejects Cook Pole Claim
Christiania dispatch reports explorer Fridtjof Nansen dismisses Dr Frederick A Cook’s claim to have discovered the North Pole. Nansen says Cook’s announcement lacks proof and disagrees with his own polar theories.
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Nansen
North Pole
Christiania
Fridtjot Nansen
Frederick A. Cook
Amendments to immigration laws seek broader prosecution powers
Washington reports a Commerce and Labor Department measure to prosecute aliens until naturalized, removing the three year deportation limit. It makes it a misdemeanor for deported aliens to return. Unlike the Dillingham bill, it targets all criminal classes to prevent escape via sentencing or vague language.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Engine boiler blows up at Vananda station
Miles City Mont December 17 An explosion of the engine boiler on the St Paul road at Vananda station left two men dead Engineer James M Marker and Brake Man James E Bowman were fatally injured Fireman Frank H Walters was badly scalded Conductor Kelly was hurled through the cupola window of the caboose The train of fourteen cars derailed into a ditch
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St. Paul Road
Vananda Station
James M. Marker
James E. Bowman
Frank H. Walters
Kelly
Man on trial for triple murder near Quill Lake
Saskatoon on December 17 reports John Mesci stands mute in the trial on charges of murdering George Thoburn Barbara Thoburn and Mrs. C Nivan on November 4 near Quill Lake. Preliminary evidence includes Mesci confession. defense pleads insanity. Doctors Crowe Munroe and McCutcheon testified he is sane.
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Sask
John Mesci
George Thoburn
Barbara Thoburn
C. Nivan
Quill Lake
Mesci
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