Revolt in Santo Domingo and Caribbean tensions unfold
Reports indicate a civil revolt in Santo Domingo aimed at American control, with Morales possibly imprisoned or fleeing the capital. Provisional armies form across provinces as Puerto Plata barricades itself. US Navy and War Department actions unfold amid confusion over a new capital and customs domination.
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Columbia River
Washington
Navy Department
Dubwaite
Sechteller
Puerto Plata
War Department
Edwardy
Santa Domingo
Carlow YF Morales
Hae
Jimines
Heracletan
Ran Joan
Puerta Plata
Morales
Santo Domingo
Irix
Pimental
Saki
Kingston
Jamaica
Wronei
America
General Des Champs
Puerto Pinata
Japanese Ambassadors Named and American Counterpart Hinted
New details outline Viscount fengo Ack will be Japan's first ambassador to the United States. He serves on the privy council and holds the Order of the Hin ing Sun. Rumor says the American ambassador to Tokyo may be Leikhman en route home to Turkey. Reports also set potential appointment of General Wheeler as police commissioner in New York.
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Washington
Man
Viscount Fengo Ack
Privy Counci
Order of the Hining Sun
Tokio
Leikhman
Turkey
General Wheeler
New York
McClellan
Joseph J. Wheeler
Walla Walla council denies liquor license appeals
Four liquor firm applicants were denied new licenses after previous revocations. John Hachtold Henry Vin Buren Keon & Irwin Devin & Michelled argued they had paid for punishment and would follow laws, report gambling, and improve city morale, while concerns about nickel-slot machines remained.
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Walla Walla
Counel
Will Britt denounces elopement story with Julia Gifford
Willie Britt dismissed as a joke the tale linking his brother Jimmy Britt to Mrs Bob Fitzsimmons escapades. He says newspapers manufactured the story and he plans to stay in San Francisco, not travel to England for moving pictures. Britt expects a possible San Francisco bout soon, while friends laugh at Neatweight and Julia Gifford speculation.
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San Francisco
Willie Britt
Jimmy
Mra
Bob Fitz-ximmons
Britt
England
Riparia active center as Lewiston line work surges
Riparia thrives as a key shipping hub on the BK and N line in Washington. Hundreds of workers man the Lewiston Riparia branch with vast supplies stored for bridge building. Open weather aids rapid progress as heavy rock work along the Snake River demands skilled powder crews.
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Riparia
Lewiston
Washington
Lewleton-Riparia
Snake
Speculation Roars as Copper Barges Rapidly
In New York on December 26, copper speculation surged violently with erratic rumors. Anaconda stock jumped around 24 points, a large rise that bolstered Standard prices while Lawson confronts pressure from investors. Anaconda declared a $712 dividend payable January 18 at 23.90 per share.
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New York
Anaconda
Ted
Lawson
Ankeonda Company
Died at Work: Famed Newsman Megarek Passes In Philadelphia
Loula N. Megarek, longtime Philadelphia editor and publisher of a leading news paper, died early today. The Salvation Army provided a free dinner for 30,000 in New York City and about 100000 elsewhere in the United States outside of Champaign.
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Souls N. Megarek
Dent
Philadelphia
Loula NM
Mecurglie
Heard
Welock
Silvation Army
New York City
Palle
Chatpinen
Striking Workers Return to Work in Moscow and St Petersburg
Moscow and St Petersburg report large scale returns to work as unrest broadens. Twenty two thousand strikers go back in Moscow amid continued fighting and heavy casualties. In St Petersburg thousands resume duties while leaders face jail. reports say Moscow insurgents hold outskirts as government troops press siege and patrols quell disturbances.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Etokere
Socialistt
Witte
Council of Ministers
Orloff
Baltic
Bourseante Bank
St. Petersboro
Tireet
Minidoka Irrigation Plans Delay Pumping System
D A Bowman of Milton returns from Minidoka Idaho with details on two irrigation schemes gravity and pumping. Officials foretell pumping may be delayed for years as engineers evaluate feasibility and costs. If built pumping would serve lands north of Snake River and require about 2 million dollars beyond gravity works.
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D. AL Bowman
Milton
Minidoka
Idaho
Bowman
Snake River
Smilar
Conditions of the government and resumed telegraphers work
The military governor bans street newspaper sales, singing, meetings, and processions with three months in prison and a $500 fine for violations. Telegraphers resume work as St Peterburg workers may join the white. In London gains, December 26, Christmas uprising attacks Kazan and Nicholas railroad stations. Three hundred revolutionary militiamen arrive. a crowd of about 2000 clashes with local militia, attacking a provision store and firing on troops. The building burns, insurgents seize two more stations.
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St Peterabare
Towurezent
Mattie
London
Christman
Insurpritea
Kazn
Nicholas
San Francisco Brokerage Chief Brent Mitchell Liabilities Seen
San Francisco December 26 Brent Mitchell a known stock broker failed to appear at his deserted 10 New Montwerey Street office. creditors estimate liabilities may reach from seventy six thousand to one hundred thousand dollars as deposits and funds tied to planned stock purchases were reported.
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Brent Mitchell
San Francisco
New Montwerry Street
Mitchell
Mitch
More Engines Planned for 0.8 and Northwest Route
The American Locomotive Works in Philadelphia will manufacture large valve simple engines for the 0.8 and Northwest lines. Each unit weighs about 250,000 pounds and includes the latest appliances except for oil burning furnaces. Production aims to supply 10 new freight engines to the La Grande division, with plans to expand as needed. The engines, similar to six in service, are praised for speed and reliability and are slated for mountain and Portland divisions, marking a shift to a larger class on the system.
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American Locomotive Works
Philadelpha
la Grande
Amerie Locomotive Works
Philadelphis
Washington Ijvierone
Portland
Vale Road Assicicd Rail Project Progress Report
Ontario area workers advance the Vale and Malheur Valley railroad from Ontario toward the Malheur River and beyond. surveys by Oregon Short Line purveyors cross the Snake and Owshee rivers, with activity north toward Natron and connections to Kimmet Idaho. Plans include winter work and a through eastern route, while the American consul general reports on Mexico measures.
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Ontario
Vale & Malheur Valley
Malheur
Nike
Arver
Thin Row
Hevyond Vale
Oregon
Natron
Nyega
Owsheer
Awshee
Soake River
Idaho
Succor Creek
Jordan Valley
Kimmet
Idanho
Sigmund Released After Drunken Arrest and Money Dispute
Sigmund, a butcher by Conrade Pim roeder, was jailed Saturday for being drunk. Police counted $123.30 on him, later credited to him, while his attorney argues the case should be continued. Sigmund contends he was robbed of hundreds, with conflicting reports on how he spent or lost funds.
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Caan Agule
Sigmund
Uma
Meeker
Hiay
B. Verry
Gera
Perry
Sigmund Claiow
Marshall Coffman
Fite Gerald
Body found in Willamette River mystery ends
Pough Kiser case resolves with the discovery of a body believed to be George H. Kiser of Eleventh Street Portland Two months after he went missing in November local speculation of homicide or accident ends as authorities confirm the identification amid lingering questions about his disappearance and boating safety along the river.
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Porthind
Ge Cor H. Kiser
Elehteemte
R. Lada
Yeaderday
Kiger
Chicago Wheat Market Closes Lower on Holiday
Chicago wheat prices eased slightly as trading concluded for the holiday period. Prices dipped to around 82 1/8 cents a bushel after opening at 47 and ending nearer 84, with modest declines noted across the market.
Marriage at Ports Tools Der 28 Ceremony in Port Church
Count Jules Tronvolleur and Prime com Thornton Suglane Coloner wed at the mayor's offices in the Primy church today with a church ceremony planned tomorrow. Mr Corey de Obtorate from Pittsburgh reports the bride will meet her husband next week in New Fort though she will not entertain past events or regrets.
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Der
Elwil
Corey de
Pittsburg
Corey
New Fort
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