Chamberlain in Natal Excites Loyalists and Boers Clash
London dispatch notes Chamberlain's Durban arrival sparks jubilation in Natal while disputes flare over losses from the war and annexation moves at Wakkerstroom and Vryheid. Meanwhile Marconi credits Lindsay for early wireless ideas. Arnold Dolmetsch sails for US lectures. Boxing Night in London features Leno and pantomimes. Buffalo Bill entertains at Olympia with Rough Riders’ San Juan Hill scene.
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Chamberlain Arrives at Durban attends conciliatory reception
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain land at Durban Port on the Good Hope after voyaging from England. He pledges to strengthen Lord Milner's hand, urges racial equality and conciliation, recalls the Boer War, and emphasizes a hopeful path toward mutual respect between British and Dutch races.
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Yukon murderers to be executed January second
Ottawa reports the Department of Justice has learned Labelle and Fournier will be executed on January 2 in the Yukon. Labelle was to be hanged January 10, but authorities decided to execute both on the same day after their conviction for murdering miners. Hospital Sunday is noted with a call for church offerings tomorrow.
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Ebstein and Piper to stay in police leadership under Greene
General Greene announced that Major Ebstein and Captain Piper would retain their posts in the department, continuing their duties as formerly under Commissioner Partridge. He said both consented to stay, would not require formal reappointment, and expected harmony with District Attorney Jerome.
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Jacobs Almost Locked Up Over Jail Night Fracas
Joseph Jacobs the Citizens Union detective facing a perjury case nearly spent the night in jail after surrendering to Yorkville police. Authorities sought to move the matter to a higher court via writs of habeas corpus and certiorari, but Magistrate Brann ruled the writs invalid as Jacobs was not in custody. Jacobs bonded out, with a plan to surrender again under proper procedure the following day.
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Theourt Squad
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Abraham Gruber
Scott
Supreme Court
Sandford
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Cutting
Archduke Ferdinand and Crown Princess Plan U S Visit
Vienna reports on reliable authority that Archduke Ferdinand and the Crown Princess of Saxony and their party intend to travel to the United States. They expect difficulties in finding suited homes in Europe, prompting the planned trip abroad.
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Boxing Day Observed Across England Amid Desolate Streets
Boxing Day is being observed in the United Kingdom with many shops closed and cities quiet. The raw weather did not deter crowds at open-air events and suburban theatres began Christmas pantomimes, while Buffalo Bill’s show at Wild West was enthusiastically received in London. The piece also notes travel lines like the New York Central and hints at scenic journeys along the American Rhine.
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London
Cuban reciprocity treaty praised by administration
Washington officials and industry leaders hailed the Tribune’s publication of the Cuban reciprocity treaty text as timely and favorable to American interests. The accord promises tariff protections for sugar and broad benefits for U S manufacturers and farmers, with notable concessions on agricultural products, cotton, wool, and various manufactured goods. Congress convenes January 5 to act within a 26 day window.
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Unparalleled Year of Global Celebrations For Moët & Chandon
Across America, England, Germany and France a landmark year saw the US President host Prince Henry of Prussia, Edward VII crowned, the German Emperor’s yacht Meteor christened, Rochambeau statue unveiled, and Moët & Chandon Champagne served at all main events.
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India
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Cold Weather Grips Major Midwest Rail Lines
Snow and gale conditions paralyze rail service across the lower lake region with drifts on tracks near Cleveland. Major lines including the Big Four Erie Nickel Plate and B and O report delays while snow shovels keep urban cars moving. Cold waves sweep St Paul Sioux City Des Moines and Lincoln with record lows and fuel shortages in places.
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Snowstorm Buries Upstate New York Regions
The State reports heavy snow across Schenectady and surrounding areas. More than fifteen inches fell yesterday and today, hindering streetcar traffic though service remains active. In Farmer, eight inches covered roads with trains running late. Port Henry recorded four to six inches and good sleighing.
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Record Cold Across Southern Cities Following Christmas
Weather reports from New Orleans Atlanta Jacksonville Savannah Asheville Knoxville Memphis Washville Chattanooga Birmingham and Mobile describe a sustained cold snap. Temperatures ranged from 18 to 44 degrees Fahrenheit, with freezing conditions extending into the cotton belt and light snow in Chattanooga.
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Mobile
Cold Dissent Kills Consolidation Bid in Stamford
In Stamford on December 26 a special meeting rejected a proposal to unify town and city government. Judge N S Downs moved indefinite postponement, saying the town hall was too cold for debate. The motion passed as supporters shivered. opponents cheered and dispersed into the cold night air.
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Stamford
Conn
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Mayor to appoint four Elections Commissioners
The Elections Commission will gain new members as Mayor Low confirms plans to appoint John R. Voorhis John Maguire and Charles B. Page as Commissioners. Rudolph C Fuller will join as the fourth commissioner replacing Michael J. Cady. Salaries run at 4000 a year. The mayor also faces eleven offices to fill by year’s start including plumbers exam board members and library trustees.
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John R. Voorhis
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College of the City of New York
Indian Mullah Dead and Hospital Sunday Notice
Hadda Mullah, who caused numerous outbreaks on the Northwest frontier of India, died December 22 at Peshawar Punjab. Hospital Sunday urged church offerings for the morrow along with an advertising note for the Pennsylvania Special promising a twenty hour trip from New York to Chicago.
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Roosevelt Not As Arbiter In Venezuelan Controversy
The United States will not have President Roosevelt serve as arbitrator. Instead The Hague tribunal will handle the dispute, with Hay to draft the protocol outlining the questions for submission and any necessary restrictions. The Monroe Doctrine remains central, and measures to protect Venezuela from excessive claims are anticipated, with the blockade expected to end soon.
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Arbitration Terms Set For Venezuela Crisis At The Hague
Washington reports President Roosevelt will not arbitrate personally but will fix arbitration terms for the Venezuela dispute. The protocol to send the case to The Hague will set questions and limitations to protect the Monroe Doctrine and Calvo Doctrine concerns. The United States aims to shield Venezuela from onerous payments while countering German cash demands and excessive allied reimbursements.
Austrian shoe makers raise prices amid leather shortage
Vienna reports Austrian manufacturers will lift shoe prices by 10 percent due to higher leather costs from global hide purchases by Americans. They warn of competition from the United States as U S tariff refunds nine percent on raw hides when produced and exported. They criticize Secretary Shaw for allowing proof of identity by declaration instead of affidavit.
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Rumor of Humbert Death in Madrid Denied by Officials
Paris reports that Frederick Humbert death in his Madrid cell was a sensational street rumor with no factual basis. Officials here and Madrid authorities deny the claim, with preventive measures in place as a doctor joins the escort party.
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Frederick Humbert
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Madrid
Relief for Andijan Earthquake Aids Arrive
The Red Cross will send representatives to Andijan to organize relief and has donated 17500 dollars to the relief fund. In Russian Turkestan ashkabad, shoppers report ongoing tremors and 15000 houses destroyed. Guards to monitor the Andijan Fedchenks railroad line. Barracks converted to dwellings rapidly prepared. Adverts promote travel and medical remedies.
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Red Cross Society
Andijan
Russian Central Asia
Ashkabad
Russian Turkestan
Fedchenks
Venezuela Arbitration Move At Cabinet Meeting
The Venezuelan question dominated a Washington cabinet session as Secretary Hay outlined cables from London Berlin Rome and Caracas. Roosevelt urged arbitration by The Hague and the powers agreed, with Britain ready to delegate to Roosevelt and others possibly seeking conditions, funds, or apologies before any blockade is lifted. The focus now shifts to drafting a condition protocol and removing the blockade.
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Venezuela arbitration assured as Roosevelt offered or Hague option
London reports confirmation from Washington that arbitration of Venezuelan questions is assured and if President Roosevelt rejects the arbitrator post the dispute will be referred to The Hague. Berlin notes that British and German replies dated December 3 would, if Roosevelt declines, submit the matter to The Hague with reservations.
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Tropics
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Hague
Rebel Chief Tries to Escape From Bogota
Victoriano Lorenzo the Indian rebel leader made a dramatic attempt to flee confinement aboard the Colombian cruiser Bogota but was captured and returned to the ship. A persistent guerilla during the revolution he and his followers resisted surrender until forced to yield as they neared escape to the mountains. Lorenzo had been aboard since November 21. The Medellin sailed for Cauca with more than two thousand government and former revolutionary troops onboard.
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Bishop Conaty Vies for Los Angeles Bishopric
Rome reports Bishop Conaty rector of the Catholic University in Washington appears favored for the Los Angeles bishopric. The Propaganda Congregation will discuss the vacancy when it meets on January 19 as one of its early items.
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Damages Awarded Against Redfern Dressmaker in Paris
In Paris on December 6, the courts awarded Mrs. Viola Falconer an American, four damages against Redfern the dressmaker for unjustifiable arrest and seizure of goods connected with a dress making bill.
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Viola Falconer
Redfern
Death of Dr Temple Leaves Canterbury Burial Planned
The body of Dr Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury, is moved from the Archiepiscopal Palace in Lambeth to Canterbury for burial tomorrow. A simple two horse hearse carries the coffin, followed by relatives in two carriages. A surpliced choir sings at the station as the coffin is boarded. Hospital Sunday is noted with a reminder to remember it in church offerings.
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