Awaiting Roosevelt on Venezuela arbitration proposals
Washington 24 The British and German formal proposals to President Roosevelt to arbitrate the Venezuelan difficulty have been received. They are shaped so the president can accept or decline, but he has not yet reached a decision.
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Baby Farm Case Aims at Home Motive and Starved Infant Death
In Chicago a nameless infant died of starvation linked to Mrs Nellie Campbell whose Grand avenue baby farm fed neglected children. Prosecutor Fake charges manslaughter as twelve jurors hear the case in Judge Chetlain's court amid claims the motive was keeping a husband from leaving rather than profit. The emaciated body was buried at Calvary cemetery with other nameless babies.
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Princess Louise Flees to Geneva With Brother in Uncertain Divorce
Geneva reports crown princess Louise of Saxony is living under an assumed name Fraulein von Oben with her brother Archduke Leopold in a Geneva hotel, joined by Professor Giron. Dresden says King George and Crown Prince Frederick know her whereabouts and plan divorce, citing their irreparable estrangement after violent scenes.
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Fraulein von Oben
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George
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Blizzard Hits La Crosse and Plains Railroads Delayed
The La Crosse region endures a severe blizzard with high winds and frigid temperatures. Three inches of snow have fallen as a general storm stretches across the Dakotas Iowa and Minnesota causing railroad traffic delays.
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Venezuelan arbitration plans unfold amid Calvo Doctrine debate
The Washington cabinet meeting extended beyond two hours as plans to appoint a board of arbitrators for the Venezuela dispute emerge. President mulls arbitration, rejecting sole reliance on one man, while the Calvo Doctrine challenges intervention for foreign claimants.
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Miss Biggar Acquitted in Estate Conspiracy Case
Freehold New Jersey December 24 The jury returned a verdict acquitting Laura Biggar while finding Dr Charles Hendricks and former Justice of the Peace Samuel Stanton guilty of conspiracy to secure the estate of the late Henry M Pennett The ruling follows a trial in which all three defendants were charged with conspiring to steal the Pennett estate
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Charles Hendricks
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Dewey Arrives at San Juan for Christmas Spree
Washington dispatch says Admiral Dewey has arrived at San Juan aboard the Mayflower and will spend Christmas in the Puerto Rico capital.
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Crown Princess Flashes Against Court Etiquette and Cruelty
The crown princess criticizes court life and a marriage she finds oppressive. She accuses the prince of intemperance and cruelty, with rumors of years of liaison with an actress named Baste. Her dispute with her parents fuels a reported flight, while Archduke Leopold Ferdinand supports her. The king and crown prince know her whereabouts and maintain contact, but she remains intractable.
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Is There a Man in the Case at Dresden and Vienna
Gossip links a French tutor to the princess scandal as reports place her in Munich with that tutor after leaving Salzburg. The crown prince’s court reportedly questions the motive and hints at an illicit affair as the cause of the princess’s desertion.
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Frick Coke Company Advances Men’s Wages in Coke Region
Notices posted throughout the Connellsville coke region announce a voluntary wage hike for 20,000 Frick Coke Company workers, a subsidiary of United States Steel, averaging eight percent.
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Rear end collision injures passengers and crew in snow
Grand Rapids Michigan December 24 in a rear end collision between a Pere Marquette passenger and freight at McCord during a heavy snow storm two passengers and three trainmen were more or less seriously hurt none fatally
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Railroad Hospital Fire Kills Patient in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on December 24 a fire destroyed the Santa Fe railroad hospital. One patient died from exposure, two hundred patients were saved, and the loss was about 15000 dollars.
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Post Office Robbed in Towanda for $1000 in Stamps
Illinois post office at Towanda was robbed of stamps and registered mail totaling about 1000 dollars last night. The story features a separate Vienna dispatch noting Archduke Leopold Ferdinand plans to assume the name Leopold Woelfling and resign his imperial ties. He intends to marry a Viennese companion after renouncing rank and decorations.
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