Castro Refuses German Demands and Arbitration
Berlin reports President Castro rejects all German demands and arbitration offers. Warnings of naval blockades persist while U S and British officials seek clarity as Venezuela sours relations. Roosevelt receives honorary membership in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen with a formal certificate and album in Washington.
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Big Names Planned for Louisiana Purchase Exposition Opening
President Francis and Thomas Carter secured the President's definite acceptance to attend the St. Louis dedication on April 30 1903. Secretary Hay and Governor Prentice discussed foreign representation as ex president Cleveland also eyed attendance.
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Strong Measures to Stamp Out Smallpox in Cascade
Montana December 13 District board issues stringent public health order banning gatherings throughout Cascade county amid multiple smallpox cases near St Peters Mission and surrounding areas. No church services schools theaters clubs or street crowds allowed. Oxford Cambridge football match ends in a tie with both sides scoring.
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Mitchell Again On The Stand In Susquehanna Court
In Scranton Pennsylvania December 18 190? Mitchell of the United Mine Workers testified amid cross examination by Jamies Torrey counsel for Saluwate Hudson Company. Torrey challenged Mitchells figures while Mitchell denied juggling data. The session touched on strike cause and responsibility and wage increases for Bot third Railway workers.
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General staff urged as framework for national defense plan
Washington, December 1. Secretary Root urged creating a general staff to oversee preparations for national defense and mobilization. The proposal envisions a chief of staff with lieutenant general rank, not to field but to prepare a campaign plan for the president, with power balanced by loyal administration support.
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Ventura Fire Leaves Town’s Main Stores Destroyed
A devastating blaze swept through Ventura early today nearly wiping out the town. Fire damaged the Union Exchange and multiple stores including a drug shop and bank. insurance coverage listed at 60,000. Local residents report a severe weather night with sleet and wind contributing to the disaster.
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