Lodge Explains Canal Treaty Amendments in Senate
Senate leader Senator Lodge outlined three amendments to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty to free the United States from the Clayton-Bulwer obligation. He argued amendments remove hostile promises, reject inviting European powers, and relinquish fortification rights to Nicaragua and Costa Rica. He stressed canal neutrality, U.S. control, and burden only bearing by America for world shipping.
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Lodge
Senate
England
China
United States
Turkey
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Europe
Nicaraua
Cannes Cae
Aires
Fire destroys large Manchester public building and boats
A major fire in Manchester on December 21 leveled the large public building owned by Oscar I. Stowle and David Fenton, causing about 15000 dollars in total losses. The fire damaged boats including the Khalifa, the Uweepa, and the Avoset, with various claimed values and insured losses noted.
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Manchester
Oscar I. Stowle
David Fenton
Khalifa
Sam Tucker
Uweepa
Mr. Fitzgerald
Rookline
George Wigglesworth
Pulsifer
Stowle
Gunboat Annapolis Floated After Grounding at Norfolk
The United States gunboat Annapolis was floated today by tugs at Norfolk Virginia. She ran aground last night at the mouth of the Western Branch after her crew raised anchor to weigh out another when a strong tide drove her aground. The vessel is not believed to be injured.
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United Tes
Annapolis
Vineyard Haven
John Millett
Joseph Chisholm
Edward Royal
Maud Gertrude
Newport
R. I
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Tey
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Revolt Spreads in Cape Colony Near Orange River
London dispatch reports that most districts around the Orange River in Cape Colony are in varying revolt with likely large scale fighting before an invasion is organized. Boers rally Dutch support to back their cause, boosting resistance efforts.
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London
Cape Colony
Orange River
East Boston Society Ball At Music Hall Guests Dignified
Four hundred young society people of East Boston danced at a subscription party in Music Hall. Curtis Warren G. S Breeton Thomas H. Dalton and John WGll organized the event with ushering by Lewis James Charles E. Cowan and Osborn H. Hal. Mrs William A. Jerrigon wore white lace and almonds, Mrs Arthur i Sowere in white crepe de chine, and Mrs John L Bates, who was to be a matron, absent due to ex-Governor Wolcott's death.
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Thomas H. Dalton
John “. Wgll
Ogether
Lewis James
Charles E. Cowan
Osborn H. Hal
William A. Jerrigon
McCrillis Trial Proceeds As Defense Challenges Embezzlement
The McCrillis case continued with Collector James Gill on the stand. Defense argues the funds were not U S government property and that the government owed McCrillis. McCrillis testifies detailing duties across multiple offices and repayments to Gill. The judge allows the case to proceed, with reflections on appointment and the legality of charges.
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James D. Gill
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Jorge Lowell
McCrillise
United States
Sudce Corcoran
W. B. Sullivan
Cepares
F. McCrillis
Gloucester
Newburyport
Lawrence
Lawrence and A E Gotied, Hia. Gullo Is Visits To Alehgax
Itohagen
Richardson
Express
Legassey
Brief House Session Honors Virginia Representative Ise
The House met for twenty five minutes in Washington on December 21 adjourning to respect Rep Ise of Virginia who died at his Williamsburg home earlier that morning. Resolutions to honor him were adopted and a seventeen member committee was named to attend the funeral.
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Ise
Virginia
Willamsburg
Unwilling Bride Sophie Heykel Maloof Case Moves On
Sophie Heykel Maloof a 15 year old Syrian girl testified in Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Dewey claiming abduction hypnosis and forced marriage to Nadre in New York and prison in a Boston attic 7312 Beach St until her brother Thomas Maloof rescued her Her parents say she is under 18 making parental and Probate Court consent required Nadre declined comment and Maloof vowed to pursue those responsible in court
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Jabour
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Municipal Criminal Court
Dewey
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New York
Boston
Beach Street
Thomas Maloof
12 Beach Street
Debate on Subsidy Bill at New England Hardware Banquet
At Young's Hotel a December banquet of the New England Iron and Hardware Association drew guests including Congressman John F. Fitzgerald William H. Lincoln of the Boston Chamber of Commerce Captain William F. Humphries of the Boston Towboat Company and Osborne Howes The association president Chamberlain of Portland read a welcome and noted ex Governor Wolcott's death A telegram from William Greene expressed regrets at not attending due to his brother's death John F Fitzgerald addressed the gathering and various guests spoke briefly on subsidies and related issues
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Young’s Hotel
William H. Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
William F. Humphries
Boston ,Towboat Company
Osborne Howes
Chamberlain
Portland
Wolcott
Wiliam
Greene
John F. Fitzgerald
Witagerald
Pyaar
Brave Officer Dunlap Saves 72-Year-Old From Blaze
Patrolman Samuel Dunlap of Station 3 rescued Ida Heller a 72 year old woman from a burning building at 97 Poplar Street on Thursday night. He received his first reprimand yesterday for not reporting the incident with his daily duty statement. Dunlap, 26, lives with his wife and child at 5 Fruit Street. Born in Boston he has led local athletic groups including the Roanokes boat club and Y M C U gymnastic sports and served as West End Boat Club vice president.
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Station 3
Ida Heller
Poplar Street
Dunlap
Boston
West End
Roanokes
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as safe cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe effective remedy for all forms of catarrh. It emphasizes transparency of ingredients Hydrastin blood root guaiacol and red gum and warns against secret formulas containing cocaine or morphine. The piece claims physicians endorse the antiseptic tablets and promotes a 50 cent complete treatment.
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Stuart
United States
Sailors Perish As Storm Moves Toward Newfoundland
A nor'easter off Hatteras intensified to a central storm near Nova Scotia with forecast rain or light snow for the forenoon and warmer conditions indoors. Shipping masters held steamers Hay State and Fiengboops per weather bureau guidance, while Cape Cod experienced sleet and wind but no extreme velocity.
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Gale off the Gate at Chatham in severe storm
A fierce storm rages at Chatham with east winds of 25 miles an hour and heavy snow and sleet. Late in the day schooners were seen to the west attempting to round the shoals amid poor visibility and hazardous seas.
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Chatham
DIED IN BREECHES BUDY AT CAPE HENRY WRECK
The schooner Jennie Hall bound for Baltimore with 600 tons of asphalt from Port Spain stranded eight miles south of Cape Henry at 4 a m. Two crew members drowned. Captain Daniel Lamson of Addison Maine, about 65, and a sailor were saved by breeches buoy after a lifeboat launch. Lamson leaves a widow and daughter. Partial ownership in Boston with insurance on vessel. cargo also insured.
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Martial Law Proclaimed Amid Cape Colony Crises
London dispatch reports rising Boer pressure in Cape Colony with troops rushed from Britain. Martial law declared in parts of the colony as 800 mounted troops, two cavalry regiments, and colonial police up to 10 000 are mobilized. Australia and New Zealand invited to contribute contingents as yeomanry push Boers from Houtkraal.
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de Aar
Houtkraa
Boers derail a train near Barberton
Cape Town December 21 General Baden Powell will start for the Transvaal tomorrow. Boers derailed a train at Barberton killing an inspector and others.
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Baden- Powell
Transvaal
Barberton
Boers attack Zonfontein repulsed as martial law to span three towns
Johannesburg report says Boers attacked Zonfontein on December 18 but were beaten off. Martial law will be proclaimed in Worcester Wellington and Stellenbosch. General rains cause railway washouts delaying troop movements.
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Stead Views Kruger on Arbitration and War
London dispatch quotes William T. Stead after his Hague interview with Kruger. Stead reports Kruger seeks arbitration support but will not vote for demonstrations until diplomats decide. Boers, led by Steyn Delarey and Dewet, hold munition stocks and oppose compromise, preferring independence or death in battle. England is blamed as accuser, judge, and potential profit from Boer deaths.
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England
No Mass Exodus Planned by French Canadians from New England
Reports in Montreal claimed hundreds of thousands would flee next spring to Quebec's Lake St. John area for farming but Post inquiries with leading race men in the cities where many reside show no exodus is contemplated. Dispatches follow.
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N. E. Miville
Miville
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