Farmer Deibler Faces Jail After Animal Cruelty Allegations
Reports say Seti PME and others accused of starving a horse cow cat and fifty sheep on the Deibler farm. Animals allegedly fed after doors were locked and water supply cut off. A cow nearly collapsed and a shelter animal died as officers arrested Deibler. Sheriff to auction the farm after $10 execution issued. Deibler resisted arrest and bail attempts. officers forced entry to free animals.
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Bill to Reinstate Hazers at West Point Cadets
Alabama Senator Johnston introduces a Senate bill to restore to their West Point cadet places the cadets disciplined for hazing last summer. Two first class capistas were expelled and others suspended a year. Johnston calls the punishment unjust and argues no humiliation occurred.
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West Point
Washington
Senate
Johnston
Ead
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Scarnegie Subpoenaed in Tariff Hearings
Washington December 10 Andrew Carnegie was subpoenaed to appear before the house ways and means committee to testify in the tariff hearings. Future sessions are expected to feature several eminent witnesses. If those called refuse to read they may be cited for contempt. a precedent like the Wilson bill hearings is anticipated.
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Washington
Andrew Carr
House
Mittee
Castroto Makes Peace Visit to France as Caracas Seeks Settlement
From Santander Spain on December 10 President Castro of Venezuela sails toward Bordeaux with a peace mission for France. He plans to discuss concessions to mend ties with Paris and resolve Venezuela’s dispute with the United States over an asphalt issue, hoping to return to Caracas with peace by February.
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United States
Berlin
Santander
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Atearhot
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Venezuela
Castro
Bis
Caracas
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Bordeaux
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Peru
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M. Merleau
Dutch Fleet Commander Given Power to Open Fire
In The Hague on December 10 Dutch court officials announced the fleet commander off Venezuela has full discretionary power to open fire if Venezuela threatens to bomb the coast. Officials gave no details but implied bombardment of the coast from San Carlos fortress could occur if Venezuela carries out its threat.
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Manda
Hague
Venezuela
San Carlos
Woman cuts throat on Baltimore & Ohio train
In Point Pleasant West Virginia on December 10 a Baltimore and Ohio express car panic erupted as Mrs Morgloviski, wife of a coal miner, slashed her throat with a large pocket knife from throat to ear. The act horrified about fifty passengers and several women fainted. Despite medical aid, she died.
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Point Pleasant
Mra. Morgloviski
McDowell County
West Virginia
Spencer
Seaford School Boiler Explodes Causing Holiday for Pupils
In Seaford Delaware on December 10 a boiler in the school basement exploded. Nearly 600 pupils will have an indefinite vacation due to the blast. No injuries were reported though damage runs to several hundred dollars. Officials suspect overheating at the furnace with low water.
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Seaford
Del
A Knight For A Day at City Opera House
The musical comedy A Knight For A Day comes to the City Opera House for one night on Monday December 14. The show traces a clever trickster with a stolen knightly persona and a cast of fitfully comic disguises, drawing on past Chicago and New York runs and the show’s lively reception.
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B. CO. Whitney
Faddists’ Playhouse
Chicago
New York
Wallack
Wallack's
Tremont ‘Theatre
Emperor’s Burial Shown By Chinese Funeral Customs
In Pekin the late emperor Kwang Su is carried to a temporary mortuary for in state ceremony before the imperial tomb is built. The funeral pageant includes 6000 mourners, 400 soldiers, and a mix of ancient rites with Western practices, led by Prince Chin the regent.
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Dee
Kwang Su
KoTaiddeu
Prince Chin
Kee
Forbidden City
Hverler
Nobel Prize Awards Announced In Stockholm
Nobel prizes awarded in Literature to Rudolf Rucken of Jena University. Physics to Gabriel Lippmann of Paris. Chemistry to Ernest Rutherford of Manchester. Medicine shared by Paul Ehrlich of Berlin and Elie Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute Paris. Also note on severe auto speed law penalties in New York and an advertisement claiming Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and throat ailments with testimonials.
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Tinos
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A.C. Williams
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Uae
Armacy
Plan to aid trade here and abroad
Washington December 10 The National Council of Commerce organized at the secretary of commerce and labor Straits office aims to strengthen home and foreign trade. A permanent bureau will be established in this city to maintain close contact with government departments and advise commercial interests on important issues. The president will meet delegates today and Secretary and Mrs Straws will host a reception this evening.
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Washington
National Council of Commerc
Strawa
Anglo Italian marriages settle as Elkins Abruzzi match falters
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel has not yet decided on sanctioning the union of the Duke of the Abruzzi with Miss Katherine Elkins amid royal disapproval. The Italian ambassador in Washington and London signals shifting supports, while Edward VII favors a Turitt Connaught match if Ellkins Abruzzi union is abandoned. the two Anglo Italian arrangements are expected to be settled next year.
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Elkins
Patricia of
Hale Senate Leaderakes Maine man to head majority
Republican senators held a brief caucus and unanimously elected Senator Eugene Hall of Maine as chairman to succeed the late Senator W B Allison of Iowa, making him leader of the majority in the Senate. Want a cook Advertise in The News.
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Aliigon
Washington
Eugene Hall
W. B. Allison
Iowa
Hate
Senate
Yuletide in the Old Town by Jacob A Riis
The Danish Christmas custom of endless feasting is described in Jacob Riis article Yuletide in the Old Town. Families baked cakes and pepper nuts from December to Christmas, sharing generously despite tight budgets. The piece recalls communal joy, hospitality, and the season’s spirit of love and charity.
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Sage Jacob A. Riis
Jacob A. Elis
Halfaim
Club for Olympic Athletes Forms Youthful Olympic Club
Members of the Yankee team that defeated the world’s best at the London Games are banding to form an Olympic club. Harry Porter sponsors the effort and Charlie Dieges designed a club pin. Only Olympians may wear the emblem, with a few officials permitted to display a matching badge.
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Té- Bether
Harry Porter
Cornelian
Charlie Dieges
Plu
Swarthmore College to resume intercollegiate football
Swarthmore College will resume intercollegiate football in the coming year after a mass student meeting. The decision followed a conference among students faculty alumni and the board committee, stemming from a petition by the student body and prior abandonment tied to a rejected Jeanes bequest.
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Warthmore College
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Bwain
Nna Jeanes
Jennes
President Roosevelt’s valedictory on ex presidents
President Roosevelt, in the White House, signals a valedictory tone saying the nation need do nothing for ex presidents. He states he has had a first class time as president and will go out to work after finishing his term. He made the remark after a chat with a friend about his upcoming African trip.
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Atawera
Roosevelt
White House
United States
National Pike Plan Moves to State Road Study
A large Cumberland delegation traveled to Baltimore to present to the State Good Roads Commission. They urged making the National Pike the state funded road, to be improved in Allegany and Garrett counties under the state act.
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Cumberland
State Good Roads Commission
Baltimore
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Kidney Pain Relief Testimonial From Frederick Resident
A Frederick man writes that after military service he suffered kidney pain and frequent urination. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills, bought at Clinton J. Main's drug store, with restoring appetite, removing pains, and normalizing secretions after three boxes. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Union
Frank Buckey
Eaat Sixth Street
Dean
Clinton J. Main
Foater-Milburn Co
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New York
Bole Agenta
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