Death of Dr Frederick Temple Archbishop of Canterbury
London December 24 The Most Rev Frederick Temple archbishop of Canterbury and primate of all England died yesterday morning after a period of illness He passed away peacefully with his wife and two sons present His death follows a long life marked by vitality and service and will be mourned at Westminster Abbey and Canterbury He will be buried at Canterbury
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President Roosevelt urged to decline Venezuelan arbitration
Washington reports strong pressure against the president acting as arbitrator in the Venezuelan dispute. Senators and cabinet members discuss the Hague tribunal plan, Calvo Doctrine questions, and Monroe Doctrine implications, noting delays from The Hague versus quick presidential action.
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Death of Veteran Engineer On Train Cab In Wilkesbarre
Jonathan Westler, a veteran engineer from the Lebizh Valley Railroad, died in the cab of his engine yesterday in Wilkesbarre. The crash left details scarce, but reports note his long service and a Civil War era memory attached to his days on the line.
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VENGAUBLAN BLOCKADE: MUST LEAVE MARBOR AT NIGHT
Caracas dispatch reports the British commander ordered the steamer Caracas to leave La Guaira harbor nightly while unloading. The United States gunboat Marietta attempted to request an extension to unload more cargo but was refused. The allies announced that pre December 30 arrivals may discharge by day but may not load cargo.
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Kid McCoy Exonerated In New York Charge
Norman Selbs known as Kid McCoy is exonerated from a charge in New York. Dawid La mar explained the withdrawal as a practical joke among friends who had been drinking, revealing the case’s dismissal and the unusual motive behind the alleged charge.
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Cipriano Castro Venezuela’s President since 1899
Cipriano Castro, a world renowned figure, has led Venezuela since 1899 after defeating General Ignacio Anade for the presidency. Described as physically imposing at six feet two inches, he is childless and known for his military bearing and steadfast leadership.
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Tug Boat Explosion Kills Two on Lizzie Massey at Norfolk
Norfolk Va Dec 24 Two men die and one injured fatally when the tug boat Lizzie Massey boiler bursts on the southern branch of the Elizabeth River. Victims include Captain Williams and fireman Byman. Engineer Dunn fatally hurt. Barge Maple unharmed. The tug sank in 15 feet of water. An unknown barge hand is reported killed.
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Big steel plant opened by Lackawanna Company
The Lackawanna Steel Company opened its new plant in Buffalo with a 6,200 ton ore shipment aboard the steamer Moses Taylor. The facility, the world’s largest independent steel maker, will employ 15,000 workers and begin steel production in a few weeks. The complex covers about two square miles and features the latest machinery.
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Cleveland in good health after South Carolina duck trip
Former President Cleveland returns to Princeton in excellent health after a duck shooting trip in South Carolina. He says the trip was enjoyable despite warm weather and declines to comment on Roosevelt as arbitrator in the Venezuelan dispute, awaiting authorities to resolve it.
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Cardinals in Rome Present Christmas Greetings to Pope
About 30 cardinals in Rome gathered in the pope’s private library to offer Christmas greetings wearing red robes. Cardinal Oreglia read the address. Leo XIII thanked Catholics for loyalty and mourned events dimming his jubilee, condemning divorce and urging Christian democracy against secular socialism.
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Mistook Brother for Burglar Tragedy Over Christmas Visit
Wesley Watson of Detroit was shot and killed by his brother Samuel at Middleport Ontario. Samuel and James Watson feared a burglary after Wesley’s unexpected return. The brothers fled to a neighbor’s home, returned armed, and Samuel fatally shot Wesley as he sat up in bed. Reports say the two men had recently been robbed by burglars.
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Princess Louise's Flight Ends Saxon Court Era of Divorce
Reports from Dresden allege Crown Princess Louise fled after clashes with Crown Prince Frederick, seeking refuge with a French tutor in Geneva. Emperor Franz Joseph’s messengers delayed pursuit while court factions debate an irreparable separation and possible divorce.
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Traction scheme eyed for Chicago under underground and elevated rail line
Chicago capitalists backed by New York financiers plan a massive underground and elevated railway in Chicago, with costs estimated at 51 to 55 million dollars. The project, led by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, targets the stock yards district and promises to reshape urban transit.
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