Canal bonds and Nicaragua project move in Senate
The bill authorizes a major interoceanic canal project with United States guarantees on principal and interest for bonds issued by the Nicaragua canal company. A 15 member board will oversee work, with the president naming ten members from various states. Debates cover Treasury bond issues and gold certificate retirement as part of broader fiscal talks. A separate Hawaii policy defense and sugar tariff remarks accompany the day’s proceedings.
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Coombs
Ribot Expected to Form New French Cabinet
Former premier M Ribot, aged 83, plans a new government after meeting President Faury at the palace. He aims to craft a budget bill excluding an income tax while appointing M Kibsot to a tunnos portfolio. Ribot previously led France briefly under President Caraut and once married Minnie Burch of Chicago.
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Chicago
Terrible Sleighing Crash Kills Two at Kreamer Station
A freight collision near Kreamer Station on the Surbury and Lewistown line left two dead and about a dozen injured among a sled party returning from Middleburg. The driver Chariven Romig and several others were crushed. Miss Mollie Burns and Miss Lottie Eby suffered severe injuries. the accident disrupted the rarey dance crowd en route home.
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Peaceful overtures as war between Mexico and Guatemala looms
United States seeks peacemaking role to avert war between Mexico and Guatemala over a boundary dispute. Secretary Gresham signals possible arbitration if negotiations fail, with officials in Washington and Ministers Romero and Arriga optimistic about a peaceful adjustment. Isaac P. Gray arrives in Washington amid tensions and skepticism grows that war can be avoided.
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Washington
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Explosions Destroy Heming Brewery Building in City
A severe blast at Heming Brewery demolished a five story structure, killed seven workers including C. Seifert and David Wells, and injured several Chicago men and DeKalb locals. Over 100000 in property loss amid heavy snow and ongoing rescue efforts.
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DeKalb
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James Love
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Henry Varmore
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Earthquake at Kuchan Leaves City in Ruins and Death Toll Rises
Reports describe a devastating Kuchan earthquake with massive loss of life and entombed worshippers in a mosque. Survivors lack food and water as telegraph lines fail and no shelter is available amid ongoing shocks and extreme cold.
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Strikes, mobs and police at Brooklyn street car row
Reports from Brooklyn detail violent street demonstrations during a trolley strike. Militia and guards restore order as 2000 protesters confront authorities. arrests and guard actions continue as arbitration sessions examine the dispute and indictments loom for a militiaman involved in a fatal shooting.
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