This Week's Programme For Cannes Washington Dee
The senate agenda centers on the Pauncefote treaty abrogating the ClaytonBulwer pact to permit isthmian canal construction by the United States. Senator Lodge will seek executive session tomorrow and daily talks until the treaty is disposed of before holidays. In the House, attention turns to a Philippine decision and party debates on the measure amid vacant committee posts.
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Washington
Dee. S
Senate
Dec
House
Wawad Vacans
Battleship Joins North Atlantic Squadron In Havana Stop
York Der reports the battleship sailing to join the North Atlantic Squadron. It is expected to proceed directly to Havana where the squadron is due to arrive by the fifth and stay until the twenty sixth. The annual winter cruise was altered to allow Christmas in Havana per General Wood’s request.
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Reprett
Havana
General Wood
Tfavana
Prisoners Escape From South Side Jail in Birmingham
Thirty nine inmates serving sentences for various crimes escaped from South Side City jail in Birmingham between three and four o clock by digging through a sixteen inch brick wall with pocket knives. Some were shackled but crawled through the hole to a nearby car barn and broke iron bars with an axe. Police and deputies searched the city. five were captured this afternoon.
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Birmingham
Ala
South Side City
Oelock
Aflernoon
Protest Against British War Methods in South Africa
A large audience gathered at the Auditorium theatre Chicago for a protest against British war methods in the South African conflict. The Amercian Pransvaal League sponsored the meeting with speaker W. Larke Coe and others advocating open sentiment and the appointment of a committee to present resolutions to the president.
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Chicago
Dec
Exeter House Tablet Inscription and Civil War Legend
A tablet placed on an Exeter House marks the home of William HH Hamilton on Main Street. It notes William Robinson founder of Robinsos seminars born there Sept PT83. Robinson moved south, built wealth, died in Augusta during the Civil War. The town later feared he had left residue to establish a female seminary. Amount recalled was about uio- OO.
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Recount Confirms Dover Street Superintendent Result
A recount of the November city election for superintendent of streets in Dover was held behind closed doors by a council appointed committee. The four hour review upheld Jon R. Worster as winner with a lead of fifty nine votes, not altering the initial tally.
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Dover
Dec
Mach
Consol
Jon R. wWorster
Fire destroys Queen's Hotel in London
Fire swept the Queen's Hotel at South Lea in London this morning. Forty guests escaped in their night clothes while two chambermaids suffocated and several firemen and others were injured.
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Queen's Hotel
South Lea Wis
Christian Science Church Cornerstone Layed in Manchester
The Christian Scientists of Manchester laid the cornerstone of their new church at Harrison and Alfred streets. Charles D Reynolds presided as first reader. The service included silent prayer scripture reading Lord's Prayer and readings from Science and Health and Mary Baker Eddy. A Bible and works by Mrs Huddy were placed in the cornerstone along with a history of the Christian Science movement in Manchester and lists of officers members and contributors.
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Manchester
Christian Scientists of
Harrison and
Alfred Streets
Charles D. Reynolds
Mary Bakey
Huddy
Fate of a Black Deserter in Manila Tragedy
Manila reports describe Native scouts in Bouiaban province fatally harming American deserter David Fagin of the 24th colored infantry after alleged mistreatment of Filipinos by U S troops. His death, with a severed head reportedly delivered, follows his capture and imprisonment amid insurgent actions near Orne.
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Death of Isaac H Morrison Former town official dies
Isaac H Morrison died Thursday night of heart disease. Born in the town, he served as elev, selectman, moderator, and representative. A veteran of Co F, 3rd Vermont Infantry, he rose to captain and was wounded at Fredericksburg. Funeral held that afternoon.
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Fredericnsburg
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Prairie Cruiser Prairie Heads to Hampton Roads
The Prairie, a cruiser from Boston, passed into Hampton Roads and moored at an anchorage. She will soon begin a ton cruise carrying 450 Tapdsmen aboard.
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Hampton Roads
Naval Yard Shipbuilding Urged By Rear Admiral Remey
Rear Admiral Remey protests poor quality ship repairs by contractors and urges swift setup of naval stations in new possessions to handle all repair work. He argues for building ships at navy yards, noting naval repairs are currently sent to Hong Kong Shanwei and Nagasaki and that private yards divert priority from the fleet. His letter to the Navy Department aims to influence Congress and strengthen support for domestic shipbuilding.
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Army and Navy Journal
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Death of Dorothy A Hatch in Wells Maine
Dorothy A Hatch, 76, died recently in Wells Maine after years as a local poet. Her nephew Charles Bitlefield is listed as a relative. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at an unspecified time.
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Wells
Dorothy Ann
Weather Indications for New England and Untitled Note
Forecast shows southern New England with snow and northern portions cold Monday then warmer Tuesday with snow in the north and rain in the south. Winds shift to westerly. No clear author or location beyond Washington Del. and Chicago/New York ad copy appears.
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Washington
Del.s
New England
Navy Yard Work Notes and Personnel Updates
The Navy yard reports typhoid cases, pay day for mechanics and laborers, and routine yard activities. Captains Wilde and others are mentioned, with leave and assignments noted. Spars for the Reina Mercedes are being produced and will be installed on the Detroit this week. Weather and sleighing activities are also referenced alongside yard operations and a fire department drill.
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Charles A. Wendell
Reina Mercedes
Detroit
Additional school money voted at town meeting
Rennebank Minnesota December 8 at a town meeting held yesterday afternoon residents voted to raise 700 dollars for school purposes in March 5000 dollars were voted but repairs and new posts are raised a deficit
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Blaze Ravages Brattleboro Livery Stable Headline
A large Brattleboro building owned by Richardson and Ware and occupied by S. Stockwell at a livery stable burned tonight causing about 1040 in losses. Riots by the unemployed broke out with mounted police clearing streets and thirty arrests reported. several gendarmes were injured.
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Suspected Assassin Linked to Abduction Case
Vienna reports a man named Halju arrested at Sofia on December 7 is suspected of being involved in the assassination of Ex-Premier Stamhoust and also of aiding the abduction of Miss Stone the American missionary.
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Boston man injured in Rye construction accident
Ralph Launi of Boston, a Mali(an) worker on the ocean boulevard project at Rye, suffered a severe leg injury when a frozen pile of sand and rocks caved in during Saturday forenoon excavation. He was taken to Cottage Hospital for surgery. doctors expect to save the leg from amputation.
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Boston
Ocean Boulevard
Rye
Cottage Hospital
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as cure for catarrh
The advertisement claims catarrh is a blood disease, not local, and warns against neglect. It says Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood with alterative and tonic effects, citing a Californian testimonial about restored appetite and sleep after three years of catarrh.
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Kittery Plans Spring Start for New Academy
Vrix announced work on Kittery's new academy will begin in the spring. Building plans have already been completed.
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Vrix
Kittery
Organized in Kittery firms list officers and stock
Organized at Kittery Lewis Flanders & Co. to run a general trucking business with 100000 paid in from 10000 capital stock. President Arnold Hastings of Boston Mass and treasurer Horace Mitchell of Kittery. Certificate approved. Dunbar Driftwood Tate Co. organized at Kittery to remanufacture lease and deal in fir wood blaze with 1000 capital stock, none paid in. President Albert B K Knowlton of Malden Mass. Treasurer Frederic Crowns of Malden Mass. Certificate approved Dec. 2, 1901.
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Lewis Flanders & Co
Kittery
Arolt Hastings
Boston Mass
Llaorace Mitchell
Fittery
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Keeps Promise
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla cures illness and keeps its pledge. It urges immediate treatment and to buy Hood's today.
Sunday Was Second Day in Advent
A brief note marks Sunday as the second day of Advent, a liturgical observance leading up to Christmas. The text situates the date within the Advent season without detailing specific events or local impacts.
Football Dangers Rise as College Players Fall
A long list from across the nation shows twelve college players fatally injured in the past three months. The piece notes many deaths occurred early in the season and calls for safer play or a switch to association football to reduce peril.
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Altheash
Fiward Snyder
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Noarthwests
Advance Socials
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Frank
McLain
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Real estate sale in Northboro estate to Portsmouth buyer
Edward T Harrington Co sold Chesbro estate of ten acres near Jake Bartlett in Northboro, owned by George L Stratton of Concord New Jersey, to a prominent Portsmouth New Jersey man who plans extensive alterations and occupancy in early spring. The estate is assessed for 3500 dollars.
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Edward T. Harrington & Co
George L. Stratton
Concord
N. J
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Jake Bartlett
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