Warships May Blockade Venezuelan Coast Reported
London dispatch reports German and British warships may blockade the Venezuelan coast. Caracas says British and German subjects are imprisoned, while U S minister Bowen demands their release. The Bolivar seized at Port of Spain and talks of broader action continue.
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London Foreign Office
Caracas
Castro
Germany
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Bolivar
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
Charyboie
Orinoco River
Industrial Agreements Dominates Civic Federation Session
The Industrial Department of the National Civic Federation wrapped three days of talks on industrial agreements. Samuel Gompers urged dialogue with employers while Alfred Mosely warned on a ten hour day. Frederic Driscoll opened with a report on arbitration efforts and a permanent committee.
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Associated Press
New York
Industrial Department
National Civic Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chamissres
Gompers
Alfred Mosely
America
England
Germany
Predervick Driscall
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Wisons
Grow Speech Marks Culmination of Career in Labor Capital Theme
The House scene centers on Galusha A Grow of Pennsylvania delivering a late career speech on labor and capital relations. He retires at 79 after decades in public life, advocating cooperation between labor and capital as the solution to mounting tensions.
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Senate
Quay
Associatdors
Washington
House
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
New York
Bond
Porto Rico
Philippines
Sheriff Mervine Censured Over Second Escape
The Monroe County grand jury found Sheriff V O Mervine and deputy John Mervine negligent for the second escape of convict Charles Grether. Night Watchman William Reinhart aided the escape with Grether and Van Wasik. Grether had a revolver and other items concealed in his cell for five weeks.
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Stroudsburg
Charles Grether
V. O. Mervine
John Mervine
Wiliam H. Reinhart
Daniel van Waskirk
Monroe County
National Anti Balloon League Adopts Public Address
The league's annual session in Washington adopts an address to the public on the army enlistment question. It accuses senior army officials of opposing the anti cantoned law and pledges to fight any repeal until the law receives a full and fair trial.
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Asociatedress
Washington
National Anti Baloon League
Congress
Dairy Union Session Seeks State Dairy Building Funding
A Pennsylvania Dairy Union meeting in Harrisburg drew about fifty attendees. John Hamilton, secretary of the Department of Agriculture, W. I. Mc Sparrow, union president, and Jesse K. Cope spoke. The evening session joined with the Pennsylvania Live Stock Breeders' Association. Resolutions pledging allied support seek a $50 000 appropriation by the legislature for a dairy building at the State College.
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Harvieburg
Pennsylvania Dairy Union
John Hamilton
Department of Agriculture
W. I. McSparrow
Jesse K. Cope
Pennsylvania Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Allied Agricultural Organizations of
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Three Englishmen Rescued by Allied Forces at La Guaira
Pleidwick Prince and Lepage, three Englishmen who barricaded themselves in their houses, were rescued by allied forces at La Guaira and taken aboard the Retribution. Venezuelan police stood by as a party of 20 sailors arrived at 6 pm and escorted them to safety, while British and German ships prepared for possible action.
May Patrol the Coast of Venezuela
Exclusive wire from Berlin reports German and British naval plans to patrol the Venezuelan coast with launches to curb smuggling and block ports not under customs control. Britain would likely bear more of the task due to West Indian ship availability, unless Germany sends more cruisers. The United States may protest any affront to German and British interests as international tensions rise.
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Associated Press
London
Foreign Office
Venezuela
Astro
United States
Bowen
Curacas
Caracas
Washington
State Department
la Guava
Ile
Howen
Poderman
Castro
Dal
Hay
Caracuis
Castro Es
Germany
Great Britain
Buiter
T Roosevelt
United Station
Berlin
West Indies
Caricas
Hutchinson Relieved as Pennsylvania Railroad General Manager
The Pennsylvania Railroad board relieved J. B. Hutchinson of general manager duties. he will become assistant to Charles E. Pugh on January 1, 1903, and take a four month leave due to ill health. A successor was not announced, but W. W. Atterbury of Altoona is widely expected to be named. Hutchinson, 48, joined the company in 1883.
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Elemeat Department
Katernatheriael
Assistints
Lorie Ams
Man
Princhond
New York City
Thoulishers’ Assecution
Wadena
Almihir Ayatoni
Senate
Quay
Penna
Oklthama
Indian Territory
Loughley
Oklahoma
Beveridge
Committee On Territories
Rodney
New Mexico
Flinn
Nelson
Minn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Hutchinson
Maanager
Hutchinson
Charles E. Pugh
W. W. Atterbury
Altoona
R. R. Durborow
Pennsylvania Railroad Division
Atterbury
Curtorow
Hutchingon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Two Men Killed In Delaware, Lackawanna Wreck
An exclusive wire report from Mount Morris New York describes a freight wreck on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western near Groveland. Conductor Daniel Cronin and brakeman Joseph Mintater, both of Elmira, died. Two engines and a dozen cars were demolished.
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Mount Moris
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Weaternac Groveland
Daniel Cronin
Joseph Mintater
Bigman
Elmira
Six-Day Bicycle Race Near Halfway Mark
Nine teams remain in the six day race as midnight passes on the halfway point. Leading scores show MaccFarland Mayo and five other pairs tied at 1074, with Barclay Krebs and Keegan Peterson also at 10102. Spectators stay large as action continues through the night.
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Tion
Mroas
New York
MaccFarland-Mayo
Btronson-Morga
Hedell-Bedell
Newkirk-Jacobson Truther- Turville
Laander-Plovd Krebs
Barclay-Frang Krebs
Keegan- Peterson
Galvin-Reot
Steamship Arrivals and Clearances Reported
Oceanic arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown. Cleared: La Lorraine, Teutonic, and others to Liverpool and Southampton. Passages include Georgian and St Louis bound for Liverpool and Southampton. Celtic arrived from New York to Liverpool. Poledam headed to Rotterdam.
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New York
Oceanic
Liverpool
Queenstown
la Lorraine
Tplavre
Philadelphia
Bouthampton
Teutonic
Georgia
Kinsale
Lisard
St. Louis
Southampton
Celtic
Hook of
Price brothers committed for highway robbery
Albert Price of Bull's Head and his brother John Price of Waymart were committed to county jail without bail by Magistrate John T. Howe on a highway robbery charge filed by Julia Kolwaski. Kolwaski, from Utica, was assaulted on Capouse avenue near the Laackawanna river bridge, robbed of fifty cents, a ranger, and gloves. Police arrested the Prices after identifying them. grand jury action to follow.
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Albert Price
Bull's Head
John Price
Waymart
John ‘T. Howe
Julia Kolwaski
Kholwiski
Utica
Scranton
Capouse Avenue
Prices
Kolwaski
Carbon Street
Laackawanna River
Perry
Kolwnski
John Frice
Howe
National League Urges Peace Talks in Baseball Dispute
At a Victoria hotel meeting the National League and American Association adopted a resolution to form a committee of three to confer with the American League on a peaceful settlement of the baseball war. The slate names Messy, Hlerkman, Flatt, Robinson, and August Herman as chairman. The NL schedule for the coming season was also adopted.
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Tappowr
American Newsjniper
Beer Degie
United States
Caanaca
Chicago
Brvery
Toxses
Chicike
Ubiehers
Pittsburg
Tts
Boscott
International Typographical Union
Executive Council
Internatithent
Wold
International Typographcal Union
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
National Board of Arbitration
Jolf
Agin
Birmingham
Alvi
Diternitional ‘Typoegraphica!uinton
Naiional Arhithethal
Toronto
Sarto Springs
St. Lewis
New York
Fusion
Peason
Publieher Hydron
Titernitional Typographieal Union
Typographienl
Sterettepers
Auillors
Photo-Mngrave
Wnioens
EC Ein Ete
International ‘Typographical Union Executive Council
National Base Ball League
Johnson
American League
Sirs
National League
American Association of Professional
Victoria Hotel
Messy Vs
Sentenced to Fifty Years in Ohio Burglary Case
Elyria Ohio December 10 The trial of Thomas Gallagher alias James Casey for the Mead Brothers burglary near Rochester Ohio Oct 1 ended as the prisoner pleaded guilty He was immediately sentenced to fifty years in the penitentiary Owen McCabe alias William Davin another gang member convicted recently also received life imprisonment The life sentence is described as a historical first for such crime in the region.
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Elyria
Ohio
Thomas Gilligher
James Casey
Mead Brothers
Mochester
Sifly Yen
Owen McCabe
William Davin
The
Azure
Weather and Wheat Seeded Area Report From Agriculture
Exclusive wire report from Washington states the agriculture department estimates winter wheat planted area at about 5000000 acres, up ten percent from fall sowing. Conditions for December show wheat at fair to good, compared with prior months and a nine year average.
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Proms
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Miner Charles Stafford Dies From No 3 Mine Explosion Injuries
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Areas Wilkes Barre Dee 0 Charles Stafford one of the miners fatally injured by the dynamite explosion in the No 3 mine of the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal company died today from his injuries George Knauer another injured in critical condition The coroner's investigation of the accident will begin tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Dee
Charles Stafford
Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company
George Knauer
Aarom Burt Found Dead as Cottage Burns. Loot Missing
Aarom Burt, 60, a wealthy bachelor, was found dead with a bullet wound in his chest in a Lakeview cottage that was on fire. A substantial sum hidden in the house is missing. Bellefontaine officers have gone to the scene.
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Associated Preas
Bellefontaine
Aarom Burt
Lakeview
Delaware and Hudson Strike Session Sees Calls for Cooperation
The strike commission session yields limited teathueny as procedure talks delay testimony and both sides discuss narrowing the record. Judge Grey urges faster progress while Mr. Darrow offers to allow rebuttal and seeks joint steps to reduce mass testimony amid ongoing statistics from the Delaware and Hudson Company on coal mining contracts and labor.
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Grey
Darrow
Wilson
Gray
Wilkes
Freynolds
Pennysylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carrkes
Weather summary for Dev. 10 with temperatures and humidity
Yesterday's weather report from Dev indicates a high of 4 degrees and a low around 3 degrees with humidity around 80 percent. The data appears incomplete and includes OCR errors but shows a cool day with limited precipitation indicated.
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Dev
Isa
Nansehandse
Spee
Washington IVC Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for rain or snow in Pennsylvania with colder conditions. Strong west to north winds are expected, and precipitation may ease to fair skies later.
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Washington
Ivc
Pennsylvania
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Gharubdis
Mr. Bowen
Paria
Croatitain
Convert
la Guaira
Mr. Driscoll
Mulinary
International Typogmphicat Union
Intelligent Labor
Frederick TV. Towne
National Founders Association
N. M. Garland
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
J. W. Jenks
Cornell University
Hanna
Civic Federation
Grow
Labor and Capital
Scranton Tribune
Dairy Union
MR. Hutchinson
Associated
Iressa
Mount Morris
Commission
Price Brothers
John Kolwaski
Thomas Gallagher
Associated Mreys
Gould
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