Roosevelt to arbitrate Venezuela crisis under conditions
President Roosevelt may act to arbitrate tensions between Venezuela and European powers if certain conditions are met. A station in India plans a gathering at ancient Delhi to declare Edward VII emperor of the Indies. Marconi reports a successful wireless message from Canada to London as King Edward VII resides in the capital.
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Roosevelt
Venezuela
Natabse
India
Delhi
Edward ‘VII
England
The
Indies
Marconi
Canada
Edward VII
London
Marconi claims transatlantic wireless triumph
Halifax reports Marconi announces successful wireless transmission from Canada to England after eight secret experiments. Messages allegedly sent from Canada to King Edward VII and to the king of Italy mark a new era in transoceanic telegraphy with tests aboard the Philadelphia and on signals from Cornwall. The Times carried the text of the message sent from Glace Bay to Cornwall.
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Halifax
Marconi
Canada
Coass
England
Edward VII
Great Britain
Italy
George R. Parkin
Upper Canada College
Teutsee
Rhodes
Newfoundland
Signal Hill
Cornwall
Philadelphia
America
Carlo Alberta
Sydney Harbor
Tablehead
Carla Alberto
Venezuela
Sydney
London
Times
Glace Bay
N. S
Poldhu
Coronwall
Signor Marconi
Canandian
Conductor Mills Dies in Toledo Home
Benjamin Mills assistant train master of the T. W. V. & O. railroad died Sunday at his Toledo home of typhoid fever. He was about thirty. His wife, formerly Miss Rode haver of Pomerene, survives. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Pomerene and are under the charge of the Order of Railroad Conductors. Mills had previously served as conductor on the T. W. & O. and once lived in this city.
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Benjamin Mills
Tolde
Rev Connell Delivers Sermon at Christian Union Church
At the Chapel, Rev. Connell occupied the pulpit at Christian Union church Sunday.
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Connell
Christian Union Church
Human chain saves boy from drowning at Basin incident
A group of youths walked to the Basin where James Conroy leaped onto a raft. His feet slipped, sending him into icy water three times before a human chain pulled him to safety. He suffered only a cold, with no lasting harm. Myrtle Taylor resigned as Citizens' Telephone stenographer to join R A Powelson's law office.
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James Conroy
Conroy
Myrtle Taylor
Citizens’ Telephone
R. A. Powelson
Boston Piano firm seeks skilled finishers and polishers
The Boston Piano company urgently needs more skilled workmen. They secured five men in Chicago by telegraph who promised to come but did not arrive this morning. Workers are needed hourly as orders rush the shop.
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Boston Piano Company
Chicago
Royal bowling team to face locals at Parkview alleys
The Royal bowling team of Colum bus will bowl a local team at Parkview alleys next Saturday evening. Local squad members include Kaariel William Seward Henry Cairnes Fed Abbott and James Waddell.
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Royal Bowling Team of Columbus
Parkview
Kaariel
William Seward
Henry Cairnes
Fed Abbott
James Waddell
Attorney General Rules City Equalization Board Law Invalid
Columbus reports Attorney General Sheets invalidates Section 2805 for lack of uniform application. The decision lets Republicans control city boards of equalization across the state. Under Longworth, the governor auditor and attorney general would appoint boards upon county auditor request.
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Age
Columbus
Auditor of State
Lawyer John Steffee Visited Uncle as Father Dies
John G. Steffee of New York City stayed Monday night with his uncle Judge W. R. Gaunt. He was en route to the home of his father Jacob Steffee near West Carlisle, who died Monday morning.
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John G. Steffee
New York City
W. R. Gaunt
Jacob Steffee
West Carlisle
Indian Princes and Potentates at Delhi for New Year Durbar
Telegraph report from Delhi notes arrivals of Indian princes and chiefs with large retinues to attend the New Year Durbar for proclaiming King Edward emperor of India. The city braces for siege imagery with tents around Delhi and armed guards, cavalry, and organized entourages.
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Delhi
India
Edward
Men in the New Improvement Company
The Coshocton Improvement Company has been incorporated though articles are not filed yet. Founders include H. D. Beach, . H. Nicholas, F. E. Pomerene, Geo. A. Hay, A. N. Compton, John Lorenz, L. K. Beach and Gabriel Lorenz. It plans to buy, improve and sell real estate with dozens of lots under control and aims to build affordable residences. A meeting to elect officers will occur early next week. Columbus papers are expected today. Typhoid fever cases and local illnesses are noted, with Joshua Shearn of Conchville reported dead in an early morning typhoid death.
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Coshocton Improvement Company
H. D. Beach
H. Nicholas
F. E. Pomerene
Geo. A. Hay
A. N. Compton
John Lorenz
L. K. Beach
Gabriel Lorenz
Columbus
Amish Shoppers Draw Attention in Coshocton Stores
A Holmes county party of eight women and six men in traditional garb attracted attention while shopping in Coshocton on Monday. They spoke English, carried bunces and packages, and drew comments on their quiet, distinctive customs.
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Holmes County
Taft May Succeed Root
Washington reports the retirement of Secretary Root in a few months and a rumored plan to appoint Governor General Taft as his successor. Officials say the move is not confirmed but appears highly probable due to pressures of Root’s private interests.
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Washington
Hoot
Taft
Turned Deaf Ear to the Mayor
A deaf man arrested Friday was charged with intoxication and released after a short appearance before the mayor. He claimed to be from Springfield and said he had no money. A traveling salesman representing Hell Furniture Co of Columbus was arrested for selling furnishing goods without a license, pleaded guilty before the mayor, and fined $1 and costs.
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Springfield
Hell Furniture Company
Columbus
Fifteen Lives Lost in Collision of Schooners
Boston dispatch reports Manhasset delivering ten survivors from the Louise Crary and Frank Palmer. Among twenty five aboard the two coal laden vessels, ten drowned and five died of exposure after a gale sank them off the Massachusetts coast.
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Boston
Manhasset
Louise Crary
Frank Palmer
Schoolers
Palmer
Massachusetts
Tne
Miss Gooper Denies Thanksgiving Wedding Rumors
Grace Cooper denies reports she went to Hammond Indiana to marry James Hamacher. She says no wedding plans existed and she was not ready or twice prepared. Hamacher did not appear. She calls the reports false and unjust to him.
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Hamacher
Grace Cooper
Hammond
Ind
James Hamacher
The Epicurean Thieves Steal Belgian Hares for Christmas
Thieves with cultivated palates stole twelve fattened hares from a pen on North Eighth Street Sunday evening. They damaged a window to gain entry but left no clue to their identity.
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North Eighth Street
British Blockade Near Laguayra Reported by Navy
Dispatch from Commander Diehl states a British vice admiral established an effective blockade from December 20 off Laguayra. Vessels sailing from the United States and West Indies before notification are granted grace.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dieh
Mar Riela
Laguayra
United States and West Indies
Grace
Diehl
Bride of Four Days Found Dead in Toledo
The body of Mrs. D. Smith, a four day bride, was found in the toilet room with a revolver beside her at Toledo’s union depot. She had come to meet her husband by telegram. he is missing. Police are unsure if death was suicide or murder. A $220 check was found on her.
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Toledo
D. Smith
Union Depot
Monroe
Mich
Sheep-Killing Dogs Captured After Flock Slaughter
A large black Shepherd leading two dogs that killed thirty sheep belonging to W. H. Crawford was killed. The other dog is caught and awaiting its fate, ending a sheep-killing spree.
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W. H Crawford
Roosevelt May Yet Be The Umpire
Washington reports suggest President Roosevelt could act as arbitrator between Venezuela and European powers if they refuse to take the dispute to The Hague tribunal. No official confirmation or denial exists in Washington as diplomatic exchanges continue with London and Berlin.
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Age
Washington
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Hague International Tribunal
London
Berlin
England and Germany Seek Roosevelt Arbitration Offer
Berlin reports both nations plan to inform their ambassadors in America of the arbitration terms for the Venezuelan claim. Germany and England cooperate to end the blockade quickly if Castro shows genuine willingness to yield and President Roosevelt accepts the arbitratorship.
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England
Germany
Roosevelt
Age
Berlin
America
Castro
Embalmed Beef Sold to Ten Housewives
A wagon peddler circulated a ten cent per pound meat offer but faced rotten meat complaints. Roasts were put in ovens yet emitted a foul odor upon bas ting. The incident highlights suspect meat quality and consumer caution. Furs purchased and lectures by Rev Dr G E McManniman noted in local activity.
Relics of Pickpockets Found in Debris
Workmen uncover two pocketbooks in debris behind the Selby building from an old coal house. One bears the name James Butler and the other M Garrett. It is believed these items were stolen and discarded after being rifled.
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Selby Building
James Butler
M. Garrett
Crass Leaves for Washington and Road Tour
Crass the artist leaves Tuesday for Washington to spend the holidays and then returns to go on the road for the Novelty Advertising company. Rev F F Dobson of College Corner Ohio visits his sister Wallace M Hamilton.
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Crass
Fred
Washington
Novelty
F. F. Dobson
College Conner. O
Wallace M. Hamilton
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