Argentine Minister Says Word Changed in Protocol
Buenos Ayres reports a new incident on the Chilean question may derail the agreement. Portela claims one word in the protocol was altered by Chile, threatens to leave Santiago and annul the settlement if not modified. War prep continues, reserves called, and public demonstrations likely after protocol publication.
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Buenos Ayres
Santiago
Portela
Chili
Bolivia
Alcort
Senor Yenez
Argentine Minister Presses New Protocol Definition
Having Bad Effect, Santiago, Dec. 27. It is asserted here that Argentine minister to Chile Senor E Portela has insisted on a new definition of the protocol to bring about arbitration of the disputes between Chile and Argentina. This has had a very bad effect on the public union.
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Santiago
Chili
Senor E. Portela
Chile
Storm on the Pacific wrecks Vancouver and Seattle
A severe storm battered Vancouver and Seattle with heavy damage. In Vancouver logs and a cable station were wrecked, several small steamers adrift, and one ship lost its anchor gear. In Seattle the north water front suffered eight houses washed away and widespread wreckage with downed wires and endangered lives.
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Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Acrang
Australia
Jay
English Bay
Canadian Pacific
Victoria
Washington
Wash
Anarchist Attacks Wife in New York
Rudolf Grossman editor of the Austro-Hungarian Gazette is arrested on charges of assaulting his wife with a knife. Mrs Grossman claims he is an anarchist and boasted he would honor himself if he could imitate an assassination of a president. The alleged incident occurred December 9 at a meeting introduced by Emma Goldmar. Train Plunges Down Mountain in Scranton. Four men killed and Conductor Smith injured after coal train derails on heavy grade near Preston Park.
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New York
Rudolf Grossman
Scranton
Ontario and Western Railroad
Preston Park
Smith
Another Death at Houston Houston Christmas Shooting
Houston December 27 another death marked the Christmas celebration when John Green a colored man from Humble was shot at his home Tuesday night. The wound was not considered fatal at first. One man arrested on an assault charge was released on bond. He later died at Houston infirmary. Investigators were dispatched to the scene at once.
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Houston
John Green
Humble
Omvers
Scena &L
Body found in Pasquotank River near Cropsey home
Norfolk Virginia dispatch reports a body recovered from the Pasquotank River near the home of Nelle Cropsey in the Weldon area. Cropsey disappeared the night of November 21. Police hold the remains for identification as the missing woman and continue inquiries.
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Nelile Cropsey
Norfolk
Nelle Cropsey
Pasquotung River
Wleghe H Clon Nog
Migs Cropsey
Miss Ellen Stone Captivity Update in Salonica
The last person seen with Miss Cropsey remains under $1000 bail by the grand jury. Dispatches from Constantinople report W. W. Peel, treasurer of the missionary society, has reached brigands holding Miss Ellen M. Stone and hopes for her release within a fortnight.
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Miss Cropsey
Miss Stone
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Salonica
W. W. Peel
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Ellen M. Stone
Senator Sewell Dies at Home in Camden New Jersey
United States Senator William H. Sewell died at his Camden home early today after a two year illness marked by diabetes and heart and stomach complications. The death follows a period of illness that was not deemed serious until about a year ago. In a separate message from Washington the navy reports Captain Richard P. Leary, former Guam governor, died early today at the Boston Marine hospital.
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Camden
N. J
United States
William H. Sewell
Ator Sewell
Leary
Washington
Navy Department
Mortimer L. Johnson
Boston Navy Yard
Richard P. Leary
United States Navy
the Marine Hospital
Guam
Depew Marriage Ceremony at American Consulate
Civil ceremony for Senator Chauncey M. Depew and Miss May Palmer held at 3 pm at the United States consulate in Nice France. Witnesses included Baron von Andre James Gordon Bennett Count de Seres with additional attendees. two religious services planned at Notre Dame and an Episcopal church. Fort Smith shooting injures involved parties in Muldrow I T Christmas night leaving them gravely wounded.
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United States
Nice
France
Chauncey M. Depew
May Palmer
Baron von Andre
Baron de Cantalause
James Gordon Bennett
Count de Seres
Illuminating Oil Struck Near Jamestown Tennessee
Illuminating oil flow discovered on Wolf River ten miles north of Jamestown. Experts compare the output to the finest Pennsylvania oils. Well depth 700 feet. projected daily yield about 200 barrels.
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Jamestown
Tenn
Wolf River
Pennsylvania
Fire in Chickasha Causes $75,000 Loss
The blaze in Chickasha Oklahoma began on Christmas day and damaged the Armour Packing Company losses include 60,000 pounds of meat and significant damage to two banks.
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Chickasha Fie Guthrie
O. T
Chickasha
Armour Packing Company
Augustus L Allen Dies at 92 in Pouchkewasie
Augustus L. Allen, an original trustee of Vassar College, died at age 92 in Pouchkewasie New York. He was among the early supporters who helped establish the institution and his death marks the passing of a longtime benefactor and figure in higher education.
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Augustus L. Allen
Vassar College
Pouchkewasie, N
World bil liardist sails to Paris for contest
Jacob Schaeffer, acclaimed world champion, travels to France to face top experts in Paris. Other notes report Jeffries to fight the Denver winner in March, a Naples tornado causing fatalities, a crane collapse in Chicago, a Philippine tragedy by Lt Odus Reeder, US navy adopts wireless telegraphs, Tommy Ryan sues Jeffries over training costs, El Paso Electric ties to a Massachusetts trust, and the Indiana Illinois university debate set for Bloomington on January 1.
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James Jeffries
Denver
Col
Naples
Italy
Chicago
Ill
Odus Reeder
Philippines
Beverley
W. Va
United States Navy
Tommy Ryan
James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
el Paso Electric Company
Paso
Tex
Massachusetts
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Sold in Bryan Texas
Advertisement offering Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion with a 50 cent price and money-back refund if not curing. Public notice by M. H. James, leading druggist in Bryan, Texas.
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Heart
M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
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