Argentina Prepares for Possible War Tensions Chile
Buenos Aires reports wave of mobilization and armament as talks with Chile falter. President Mitre may recall Senor Portela, with navy praised by the Buenos Aires Herald. Chilean minister Concha Subercasausx meets General Roca amid sharp critiques.
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Associated Press
Thuenos Ayres
Mitre
Boundary Comission
Withdriay
Buenos Aires Herald
Herald
Senor Concha Subercasausx
Chilfin
Toes
Br. Alcorta
Aftairs
Argentine Republic
Operation on Alger Opens Gall Bladder Drainage
Detroit December 22 AP exclusive reports a gall bladder operation on General Alger former secretary of war after severe gall stones caused infection. Surgeons from Detroit Baltimore Chicago performed opening draining the gall bladder to remove infection. condition serious but Alger is not in immediate danger and recovery hopes are fair.
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Detroit
Mich
Re A. Alger
Clemerad Alger
Jennings
WY. Lanmryeur HH
Walker
J. J. Sharles
William Osler
Baltimore
J . Murphy
Chicago
Tom
Alger
Nermitts
Signer
Loneyer
Moody
Longyear
General Alger Sa
Almer
Phystciu
Maritime Dispatch From Ashouiated Pres Records
Exclusive wire reports a steamer station at a dam location with arrivals at Friesland New York and departures to Zeeland New York. Names mentioned include Wilhelm Der Grose and Meematowi Sallout Apoliela with origins in Liverpool and travels via Cherbourg and Phynvuinh.
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New York
Dee
Aprival
Dam
Ratterlam
Mrcinun
Avpivinds Raisor
Wilhelm der Grose
Phynvuinh
Cherbourg
Meematowi Sallout
Apoliela
Liverpool
Antwerp
Friesland
Zeeland
Cleveland Leader Dies in Apparent Self Inflicted Action
A locally reported incident in Cleveland notes the death of Michael Melaughtin, 02, a former jailor and known city figure. The report mentions Melaughlin as ex manager of the White House stables and cites health and cause as an apparent self inflicted action.
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Lasington
Michael Melaughtin
Helan
Cleveland
Melanyshlin
White House
Court Declares Separate Status for Hens Grand Duke and Duchess
Exclusive wire report from Associated Press dateline Dornadt, Ler Sh notes the superior court pronounces the separation of the grand duke and duchess of Hens.
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The
Associated Press
Dornatdt
Ler
Hens
Loubet Unveils Statue to Baudin in Paris Barricade Remembrance
Paris December ceremonies honored Deputy Charles Baudin killed at Beaubourg St Antoine during the 1871 coup. President Loubet, ministers, and the Senate and Chamber leaders praised Baudin’s defiance as police restrained clashes between Nationalists and Socialists. A public speech by M Daussy was delayed amid protests.
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Mie Associative Res
Paris
Loubet
Charles Daudin
Beaubourg St. Antoine
Sit
Louis Napoleon
Blaudin
Auchin
Iluiterial Council of
M. Dausset
MM. Dausset
Puubourge
Hsia Party
M. Daiuseet
M. Pullieres
Senate
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
M. Wialdeck-Tigussean
Baudin
National Assembly
M. Thrusset
M. Dousset
Miss Stone to Be Liberated Soon
Sofia dispatch reports an agreement between Miss Stone captors and the American legation in Constantinople. An exchange term indicates ransom to be paid on Bulgarian soil and Miss Stone released in Turkish territory.
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Associated Press
London
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
Miss Stone
Constantinople
Trouble in Turkey threats to revoke Americanized Turks
Officials in Syria have ordered naturalized American citizens to renounce their citizenship within fifteen days or face expulsion from Turkey. Spencer Eddy, first secretary at Constantinople, has protested and demanded withdrawal of the measure. The incident escalated due to the lack of a saturation treaty.
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Constantinople
Heyrout
Syria
Turkey
Spencer Eddy
Legation
Johy
Prominent Bank Official and Legal Scholar Die
The article notes the sudden deaths of several figures in New York. A wealthy financier and former vice president of a national bank dies of heart disease at age about seventy. A noted author of legal works, age around forty, dies in New York City. Also listed is a former United States attorney for the northern district of New York who later held a state judicial post and led the city aqueduct board.
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Hetliolion
Tee
Pranele
Mule
Wiet National Bank
New York
Jdustion MeAditn
Diane
Abe
Phew
Adan Wan
Clark Spence
United
Fire kills four in Dubois area holocaust aftermath
Sum merville, Jefferson County, reports a fatal blaze at farmer John Ashbaugh’s home. Four family members perished, including three children, with others injured. Details describe a frantic escape as the fire overwhelmed the house and barn. The surviving husband carried his injured family from the flames and trudged through snow to seek help.
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Dubois
Summerville
Jefferson County
John Ashtiough
Wilbeam
Ashnalghe
Hori Ashby
Burttid
Ashbarad
Ashbouweh Hil
Perman
Mr. Aghbaugh
Ashbiueh
Trenton Police detain suspects after bizarre town incident
A fragmentary report states police detained several individuals in Trenton after a strange night scene involving multiple names and uncertain phrases. The event prompts inquiries by local officers and a temporary confinement of those involved.
Long Denies Report In Cabinet Resignation Rumor
The Asschindd Presa Washington dispatch reports Secretary James denies a rumor of his resignation from the cabinet. An emphatic denial states there is not a word of truth to the report and no intention to resign.
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Admiral Tower
Mttes
Lesa Wi
Dewey
United States
Washington
Dee
Jim
Tim
Lawyer Sullivan Guilty in Jury Bribery Case Trial
The jury finds Lawyer Alexander Sullivan guilty of conspiring to bribe jurors in Chicago. A $2,000 fine is imposed as punishment. Sullivan leaves court with his attorneys as motions proceed.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Jude Abnersmith
Todas
Phornes
Jmven
Gerd Sullivan
Coourt
Sulliven
Breil
Smith
Torney
Sullivan
Tfornaer Pahl Waanes J. Lanech
Dsus
Alenander Sullivan
West Chicago Street Railway Company
Lynch
CIA
Sullivaan
Justicy
Ales
Ander Sullivan
Prederick St. John
Edward Maher
Frank PB. Murray
Moten
Maher
Goure
Ife
Abjer Hinlth
Weelsa
Anya
Explosion victims rise in fatal blast at Crucible Blow Company
Exclusive wire reports confirm three more workers died from yesterday's explosion at the Singerpoint Crucible Blow Company. The latest deaths raise the toll for the incident as families mourn. Victims named include Willian Reed aged around 45 and Por By To, along with ward 17 Leave.
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Pittsburg
Dew
Crucible
America
Todas
Willan Reed
Por By
Toad
Ward
Jon PL Brown
Alvin KK. Perehing
Camden News Briefs From Wire Service
An obscure wire report from Camden describes local events and social happenings with limited clarity. The text reference includes scattered phrases about people and places, but details are garbled and not fully decipherable.
Ferryboat destroyed in Ludington harbor disaster
A Pere Marquette car ferry struck a sand bar entering Ludington harbor in a heavy gale. Fire and steam injuries followed as crewmen and a passing crow were rescued. one man died and two others were severely burned. Damages are estimated at 20000 with the vessel towed for repair.
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Iressa
Ludington
Mich
Ludington Harbor
Pere Marquette
No. 16
Mike Taft
Marine
Stods
Canal Company's Decision Too Late
A London interview with Senator Chauncey M. Depew suggests if M Hutin had offered to sell the canal for 40 million the United States might have purchased it. He says Panama Canal Co decision dated December 21 proposed delaying sale, moving toward negotiations with Noures and Deel while awaiting a commission report.
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London
Chauncey M. Depew
Associated Press
Toe Diy
M. Hutin
Panama Canal Company
United States
Pinama Cinal Company
Ou Dienputeh
Paria
Pese
Pinan Cinal Company
United Bites
Noures
Deel
Athans
Fathinhinail Commission
Reyort
Canal
Sanita and Ohthh Teh Leathoie clash with diplomats
In a strained exchange, Virlpaitiees Bion and Vier Ancontiie government officials confronted tensions at Sanita. International diplomats from major nations pressed for dialogue as the crisis deepens and Seek Teo Danokgi efforts continue.
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Backifire
Sanita
Diplomatle Pelntliie
President Rebuffs Miles in Ticket Forgery Scandal
A Kansas City report by HW Townsend alleges extensive forgery of railroad tickets affecting western roads. Forgeries include stamped return coupons and bank style perforations, with hundreds of fraudulent contracts and conductors’ train checks printed in Kansas City. Townsend seeks Western Passenger Association action to prosecute the forgers.
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Kansas City
HW. C. Townsend
St. Louis
Missouri Pacine
Union Depot
Chicago
Kiuinsas City Union Depot
Missouri Pacific
Townsend
Co, McLeod
Fire Ravages Multiple Buildings Across Cities
Fire today destroyed five buildings on Commercial row causing $46,000 loss with firemen Hayden Cochran and John Colburn buried under walls. Cochran died. Concurrent blazes wiped out Dunlap hotel and offices with about $50,000 loss. First Congregational church and Reynolds block also destroyed with substantial totals. A flour mill in Lowesville burned for about $50,000 and a Reade street five story building suffered $75,000 damage. An unidentified man perished in a Clinton street sweat shop fire and an elderly man and a 2 year old lost their lives in a separate incident.
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Ala
Hayden Cochran
John Colburn
Cochran
Niro
Dunlap
Frst Congregational
I'tdea
Reynolds
John and Catharine
Youngstown
Dee
Elks Milling and Manufacturing Company
Lowesville
Insurance Small
New York
Dev
Reade Street
Thomas Vernon
Clinton Street
Governor Crane Silent on Roosevelt Treasury Offer
An Associated Press report from Springfield Mass indicates Governor Crane will not publicly discuss Roosevelt's treasury secretary offer. A special messenger is en route to Washington with Crane's decision, expected to arrive Monday. The exact reply remains undisclosed and details are unclear.
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Springfield
Mass
Crane
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Himsel
Daleton
Fatal Train Wreck Near Green Bay In Early Morning Collision
An early morning collision on the Northwestern railway near Little Suurnadew, Green Bay, Wisconsin, killed Napoleon Delaria and Louis Gilmette, both of Green Bay. The wreck left locomotives destroyed and passengers severely harmed as two southbound special trains derailed.
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Greeny Bay
Wis
Tywollen
Northwestern Railway
Little Suurnadew
Napoleon Delaria
Louis Gilmette
Green Bay
Schley Controversy Ends as President Cracks Down
The president publicly rebuked Lt Gen Miles for remarks on the Schley dispute. Secretary Root delivered a stern note, signaling intent to end military and naval bickering, with Miles offering explanations denying coordination with a joint service bureau.
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Root
Schley
Navy
Miles
Washington
Milvs
Army
Secretary of War
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Eastern Pennsylvania
Unsettled weather with brisk to high southerly winds expected across Eastern Pennsylvania for Monday and Tuesday. The outlook suggests changing conditions and possible precipitation as fronts move through the region.
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Washington
Bec
Pennsylvania
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