Condition Becomes Critical and Other Telegraphed Items
Washington reports Thomas B. Reed's condition is critical though his mind is clear as appendicitis subsides. In Gilmer Texas a brick building fire kills A M R Lyle and injures others. Egypt coalfields seeks exploitation with Edward Nicholls granted concessions. Crematories planned in Silesia for animal deaths. Cleveland loss of $200,000 fire destroys Story brick factory. Mrs. Isambar ger, 19, commits suicide in Findlay Ohio. Big Four freight collision at Linndale injures five. Havana talks on reciprocity stall as Cuban bill debate nears. Whitney found guilty, faces death. trial for O Brien next. Berlin princess congress backs social morality society. Butler appointed US Supreme Court reporter of decisions. Kipling mentions Pie and a playful note on his American ties.
Kidnaping of Gladys Garner at Sweetser shocks Marion
A foster mother abducted Gladys Garner from a Sweetser school and took her to Wabash in a closed carriage after paying $50. The girl, whose father was murdered when she was 16 months old, had been raised by Abraham Garner. The case follows earlier efforts by the mother, Mrs. Eisenhart, to reclaim the child.
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Marion
Ind
Gladys Garner
Sweetser
Abraham Garner
Wabash
Phillip Eisenhart
Garner
Bank Wins Its Suit and Recovers 31000
In Knox county a jury verdict in favor of the Commercial Bank of Sechantarber Bras awarded 31000 with interest from October 190u against the Schanfarbers on a note given during settlement talks. The Schanfarbers face ongoing criminal cases and other notes with Farmers and Commercial banks.
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Seward
Commono
Knox County
Commercial Banking Company of Sechantarber Bras
Schanfarbers
Wm. Williams
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Commercial Bank
Bhapthbey
Schapfarbera
Rathbone Seeks Vindication at Capitol for Cuban Conviction
Major Estes G Rathbone who was convicted of irregularities as director of posts in Cuba and pardoned after the American occupation ends arrives at the Capitol to press a Senate petition for an investigation of the Cuban court methods used in his conviction.
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Rathbone
Washington
Major Estes G&. Rathbone
Cuba
Capitol
Senate
Streetcar Strike Settled in Houston
The Houston streetcar strike ends with a wage scale of 18 cents per hour for year one, 19 cents in year two, and 20 cents thereafter, about a six percent increase over the old pay. Partial union recognition is granted.
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Houston
Tex
War Correspondent Julian Ralph Critical After Hemorrhage
St Louis December 4 Julian Ralph renowned war correspondent lies critically ill at the Southern hotel from a sudden violent hemorrhage. His physician warns a repeat attack could prove fatal.
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St. Louis
Julian Ralph
Southern Hotel
Fireman Testifies on Wages and Mine Conditions
Scranton report shows fireman Jackson Ansbach testified on 32 hour shifts and $1.57 pay, with Sundays including 24 hours of work. He described deplorable mine dwellings and harsh conditions, while inspectors face possible dismissal fears among workers. Rumors of outside settlements circulate as negotiations near New York.
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Coat
Jackson Ansbach
Hameton
W. H. Dottrey
Hazleton
Pt É
Wnigr
Dettrey
Sion
Huselo
Hussie
Hasteton
John Price
Tawyers
New York
Mitchell
Wayne MacVeagh
Ft Igs
Will Present Ultimatum Berlin Note Response
The Venezuelan president Castro sent a note to the German minister in Caracas that Germany finds unsatisfactory. It is seen as designed to gain more time, with partial acceptance of demands but coupled with unacceptable conditions. Berlin expects further action and a formal reply in a few days.
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Berlin
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Moore
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