Root accepts Boston Steamship bid for troop transport to Philippines
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Root will accept the Boston Steamship Company bid for transporting troops and military supplies between the United States and the Philippines. The arrangement allows the Shun Citneisca service to continue for now and contemplates future added wiring arrangements for army transports between port facilities and government business.
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Hove tary Root
Boston Steamship Company
United States
Philippines
Pacareste
Shun Citneisca
Britain Favors Arbitration but Germany Seeks Adjustments
Secretary Hay reports Britain supports arbitration with safeguards. Germany accepts arbitration in principle but demands many small adjustments before agreement. Italy, junior ally, backs arbitration but likely tied to actions of senior powers. American envoys in London Berlin Rome work to gauge reception and issue guidance. Guards focus on guarantees and potential private awardors. U S wary of becoming financial backer of all Latin America.
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Pool player killed in trivial quarrel in Colorado
George Lechner, a pool player, killed William Hayden during a quarrel at a saloon in Laf, Colorado. Lechner surrendered to marshal Dunbar after the shooting, which followed a domestic dispute and involved a ratified quarrel in the mining town’s social scene. Hayden, about forty, was a known figure in western mining circles.
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Colorado
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George Lechner
Wilam Hayden
Oud Cellews
Lechner
Mashall Dunbar
Hayden
west
treorge Lechner
Gee W Lechner
Park county
hia
minhop
Sitver Hills
Heavy Snowstorm Paralyzes Wyoming Roads and Farms
Snow and wind sweep Wyoming with eight more inches by nine this morning. The blizzard halts travel as the Union Pacific sends plows to clear trenches. Livestock losses threaten farms across a broad area as visibility drops to near zero in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Thousand Killed in Earthquake Shock Across Central Asia
A St Petersburg dispatch reports about 1000 people killed by the December 16 quake in And Russian Central Asia. Initial accounts indicate Turcomans were among the hardest hit communities.
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St. Petersburg
Russian Central Asia
Stabbed Man Killed as Poison Suspected In Missouri Case
John W Barnger Jr resident engineer of the St Louis Memphis and Southwestern Railway at Claraville Mo was stabbed to death by Thompson Morton an unemployed civil engineer Morton after a crest said to be suffering mercuric chloride poisoning was taken to City Dispensary for treatment Barnger died soon after speaking incoherently Morton has not stated a motive The victim aged about 41 was from a family with military connections The report also covers ship seizure news from Venice and a delay in Panama Canal treaty confirmation with Colombia
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McNulty
Attorrey Watterson
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Wo McConnell
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Poy McNulty
Pictabury
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Guardianship Case In Carson Court For Irma Robinson
The guardianship case of ten year old Irma Robinson heard in the district court at Carson yesterday involved Mrs Nichols of the Children's Rescue Society and Mrs Hershiser superintendent for Nevada. Judge Mack gave the mother until December 27 to change her living as petition granted if not. The judge praised Mrs Nichols and Mrs Hershiser for their laudable work and noted Carson residents had over two years failed to help the mother and child. Mrs G W Shutler-Cottrell recently returned from San Francisco where she attended to family matters.
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Tulge Mach
Carson yesteday
Mra Nichols
Childrens Rescue Society
A DD Hershiser
Nevada
Tiancis G
Newlands
Phelps
TD Chase
Hershiser
Mack
Carson
Nichols
Reciprocity Treaty Not to Be Sent to House
Washington dispatch reports the President will not send the Cuban reciprocity treaty to the House. It states the House may review the reciprocity proposal during related legislation to implement the treaty, with ratification by the Senate. The column also mentions a classified rental offer and a smallpox case in town at 604 Lake Street.
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