Colombia Hopes for New US Treaty Amid Turbulent Talks
In Washington and Bogota officials report Colombia rejects the May-Iran treaty in the Senate but remains confident a new accord with the United States will be negotiated. President-elect Gonzalez Galvan travels to Washington to advance discussions while three revolutions unfold in Santo Domingo and Panama, as Colon holds a reception praising a swift treaty signing with American backing.
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Leleaio
United States
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Renor Galan
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Bancroft
Tug Arnott Sinks After Collision in New York Harbor
In New York harbor a collision between the tug Arnott and the J. J. Tuswell sank the latter. The Russell’s crew were rescued by Arnott. Deckhand George A. Sheldon, seventeen, of Jersey City, was knocked overboard but not seriously injured.
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Cottiston
New York
Boe
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Wid
J. J. Tuswell
Liberty Island
New York Harbor
Russell
George A. Sheldon
Jersey City
Asion
War
Net
Daltinore Arrives for Flont Duty as Coaling Progress Report
Norfolk December briefs note the cruiser Daltinore arriving at Hasipton Theatre from Kanto Donne and preparing to accompany the torpedo boat destroyer Joe Ulla on a front tip in dig water. Three destroyers are coaling at Newport News for the telp. Meocastin ashore near Car Hituck life saving station was boarded by life savers and found sound. Mayor Teet WeCIettan Berter reports Representative George B. McClean of New York is recovering from a cold and may be released soon.
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Hrooiten Momda
Norfolk
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Joe Ulla
Newport News
Teet Weciettan Berter
George B. McClean
New York
Banker’s fatal crash shocks Colfax town rails
Dee Milne Den, a prominent Colfax banker, died instantly when his car veered through a bend near Si oorze Wood. The tragedy stunned the town as authorities investigated the wreck.
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Satelite
Dee Milne den
Si Oorze Wood
Colfax
Ghet Wineel
Alcohol use in patent medicines and Father John’s Medicine claim
The piece argues most alcohol in the U S is used in patent medicines and warns of poisoning from such products. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as safe and non alcoholic, prescribed by a physician and linked to Rev. Father John O'Brien of Lowell, Mass. It claims it is pure nourishment and helps prevent pneumonia.
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Edward Atkinson
Tneir
Ah Polsona
Father John
John O'Brien
Jowell
Mass
Cotton Market Buoyed by Bullish Crop Report Reactions
The market opened with strong buying and rapid price gains as traders embraced a bullish interpretation of the government crop estimate. Private figures varied, with some predicting lower output, while others aligned closely with the government. sharp price action followed, then broad covering and selling pressures amid erratic behavior. Canadian mills respond to rising raw cotton costs with price increases across several regions and anticipatory notices from major producers.
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New York
Sally
Audgement
D. J. Sully
Mr. Sully
William M. Springer Dead Former House Leader Speaker
William M. Springer former representative of Illinois and longtime Democratic figure in the House from the Forty-fourth to the Forty-third Congress is dead at his Washington residence at age sixty four. Death was due to pneumonia contracted in Chicago on Thanksgiving Day. Springer had lived in this city after retirement and previously practiced law in Springfield Illinois. He represented many Ladion claims before federal courts and the Interior Department.
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Me Wan
Ware and Meany
Washington
Dec. J
William M. Springer
Us- Nois
Democratic Saber
Howe
Poe
House
Chicago
Springer
War on crime brings broad searches in Chicago
Chicago reports a citywide effort under Mayor Sarrisnn to quell bandit activity. Detectives questioned suspects, seized weapons, and arrested over thirty men and women as part of a sweeping operation. Dynamite was found by Assistant Chief Schuettler in the northwest city, and a suspect in a separate case attempted to bribe a guard. In Bridgeport Mississippi, a deaf mute trustee faces embezzlement and forgery charges in a related court filing.
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Bouges
Womien
Sarrisnn
Police Schuettler
Ubermanuel
Indiana
Peter Neidermeter
Coumty
Patrick Donnelly
Neidermeter
Donnelly
Neidermeier
Bridgeport
Conn
Dee S
Fairfield County Bar Association
George W. Carey
Stratton
Carey
Stratford
John W. Ford
Milford
Ford
Bryan's Counsel Files Appeal On Probate Letter
New Haven Conn Dec 5 counsel for William Jryan executor of the late Philo and Bennett has appealed in the superior court from Judge Livingston W Cleavelands probate ruling excluding a sealed letter granting 50000 to Bryan and his family The appeal is by Bryan as beneficiary and will be heard at the January term of the superior court
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New Haven, Conn
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Philo & Bennett
Superior Court
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Murdered Man Washed Ashore Near Baltimore
The body found on Susquehanna shore is identified as Michael J. Fitzpatrick of New York. Two bullet wounds and a distant entry indicate possible murder. Authorities are investigating the Chesapeake Bay incident.
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Desea Lal
Michael J. Fitapatrick
New York
St Mary's
Chesapeake Bay
Investiguriig
Stage Showman Stabbed During Opera House Scene
Minneapolis traveling show man Robert Mat todo was stabbed in the breast during a stage act at the opera house. He remains in a precarious condition as the entertainment force continues a cage stake scene. The actor reportedly wore a beard under clothing and the heroine struck him, the knife piercing the left lung and missing the heart by a narrow margin. The wound remains serious but not immediately fatal.
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Dot. i
Robert Mattodo
Minneapolis
Calamity Looms Over Lancashire If Crop Estimates Hold
Fragmentary report notes a shift in market markers showing prices rising to 165 and 4h points higher, with Liverpool and nearby areas quoted amid talk of a great calamity for Lancashire if United States agriculture data prove accurate.
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Tiverpool
Toe
Mamieter
Liverpool
United States Department of Agriculture
Lancashire
Contraband Chinamen Drowned in Erie Camp Flood
A wagon load of contraband Chinese migrants overturned into the Erie camp region. Four Chinese men drowned in the incident while others were rescued or missing. Authorities investigated the smuggling and attempted to determine the identities and origins of those involved.
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Erle
Trade Conditions Amid Quiet Markets and Mixed Signals
The week shows modest trade activity with consumer demand softening and hits to textiles due to raw material costs. Wheat and corn arrivals lag behind last year while factory output and building permits show uneven gains, and trade signals suggest a cautious but improving securities climate with small commercial failures.
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Dol
One Year Sentence for Extortion by McCarthy
New York December details report Tiamahy McCarthy a walking delegate of the Housemith and Bridgemen's union convicted of extorting 300 dollars from the Loebel-Apirene company and sentenced to one year in the Blackwell's Island penitentiary. The verdict followed a March Aatree incident at the Martha Washington hotel.
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New York
Tiamahy McCarthy
Bam Parks
Wecctate
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Bridgemen
Unio
Low
bel-Apirene
Blackwell
Islam
Mccarthy
LoebelAndsewa Company
Aatile
Big fire at Sehrawetaty pumping station devastates Beechtown
A major blaze in Sehrawetaty, N Y, destroyed the New York Central freight house and vast freight holdings in Beechtown as water shortages paralyzed firefighting. Firefighters improvised with Brin Canal water and two engines, while wind spared the northern city from total ruin amid earlier water outages.
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Beechtown
Sehrawetaty
Sehowetaty
N. Y
New York Central Railroad Company
Brin Canal
Maine
Porupliy
Giselle
Paper mills resume operations after disruptions
Operations are being resumed at the Interations Paper company mills after a stoppage. Mills located at Corinth Fort Idwand Ciens Welle and other sites are bringing workers back. The company employs about 9,008 workers in total and signals a return to normal activity across multiple plants.
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Interations Paper Company
Corinth
Fort Idwand
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