England Has Faith in Us on Nicaragua Canal
London reports indicate Britain may abrogate the Clayton-Bulwer treaty if the United States guarantees canal neutrality and protects British interests. Mr White’s holiday meetings with Salisbury and Devonshire are seen as part of routine diplomacy, while Washington hints at early negotiations to modify the treaty to fit American construction and control.
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Mexican Treaty Negotiations Reported Briefly
The state department has not been advised of any extradition treaty negotiations with Mexico. Without swift action to replace the current treaty, border conditions will grow tense. Minister Chistean had limited authority to assess Mexico’s position, while Mexico preferred direct dealings with the Washington authorizer. Roemer was instructed to open negotiations with the state department.
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Secretary Hay on Duty at Workington
Secretary May tes suel his duties at the state department today despite still suffering from the effects of an attack of grip.
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Books Were Burned Evidence Against Standard Oil Company
Additional witnesses testified that Standard Oil books and papers were destroyed on November 14 and 24. Georty Fields said he sent two men to the company offices. William Moran described moving boxes to a storehouse and later to a river pump house where contents were burned. Several officials could not be located for subpoenas.
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Moran Admired That He Had Talked With Attorney 8S. H. Atoles
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Tax on Medicine Taxation Rule Clarified in Washington
Washington officials interpret section 20 of the war revenue act to tax only compounded patent trade mark and proprietary medicines and ready to use preparations. Physicians pharmacists and drugs used in practice are not taxed. The ruling may refund taxes on exempted medicines and spur new regulations.
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Woman Emerges From Five Month Trance By Hypnotism
Tony Brow helt a 29 year old Milwaukee woman remained in a five month trance after her husband left July 28. Doctors tried many approaches until a course of suggestive therapy hypnotism brought her back to consciousness today. She is weak but able to speak a few words and has been kept alive with fluid nourishment.
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Tony Browhelt
Mize Broshelt
Lorber to be released after desertion case
Isidor Lorber, who surrendered to police in San Francisco and is held for New York authorities, will likely be released. Police say he deserted his wife and there is no evidence tying him to her death three days after his departure. Lorber learned he was wanted for murder and turned himself in.
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Mysterious death at Chittenden hotel puzzles investigators
Columbus Ohio reports a woman who died by her own act at the Chittenden hotel remains unnamed as authorities chase a magazine clue. The latest lead centers on the name Mus Livingstone from New Carrette Lawrence County Pennsylvania, found in the hotel room.
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Cuban Postal Stations Expanded in Cuba
Dec 2 report from Workington notes the postmaster general announces several additional military postal stations in Cuba. Locations listed include Trinidad Las Tunas Manzanillo and other sites. The stations aim to support military communications.
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Wake Island Seized as Pacific Cable Station Site
Washington orders the Gunnington to take possession of Wake Island to serve as a Pacific cable station linking the Philippines, Hawaii, and the United States. The uninhabited atoll, three miles long with a lagoon, will host a condenser for fresh water, aiding the planned cable link.
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Ryan Defeated O Brien In Hartford Boxing Bout
Tommy Ryan of Byractag outboxed Dick O Brien of Huston at the Coliseum in Hartford on December 24. The fight ended in the fourteenth round when police stopped the bout and referee Roche awarded the victory to Ryan as O Brien lingered dazed and bleeding.
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Koche
Brien
Amos Yan
War Department Orders Restrict Public Works Concessions Abroad
The War Department announces a blanket order to Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Philippine authorities. No grants or concessions for construction of public works and utilities shall be made by municipal or other governmental bodies without prior approval from the major general commanding the military forces in each area, or explicit authorization from the Secretary of War.
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Counterfeit $1 Silver Certificate Reported Found
A counterfeit $1 silver certificate from an Isto Brice printing series appears on heavy hand paper. The fake shows blue writing fluid smearing when washed, and seal coloring is poorly executed. The note bears unclear serial numbers as authorities investigate.
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Arbitration Accepted in Telegraph Dispute
Montreal records show Boo General Macnaver Hays of the Grand Trunk Railway accepted arbitration in a dispute arising from Cite Powell Telegraph Operator pretension. The proposal calls for either the Privy Council committees or three arbitrators with one appointed by each side and a third by the two. The question has been accepted.
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Trip of the Hornet to Wilmington in June
A fragmentary item notes a journey tied to Wilmington with sparse details about people and dates. The text mentions a coach and attorney but provides no clear event or outcome.
Gas Companies Consolidate in Pittsburg
Pittsburg gas firms have merged into a single syndicate led by Brows Bros bankers. The new capital is 26 million dollars. Entities involved include Allegheny Light, Philadelphia company, Allegheny Heating, Playnayl vant Natit Gas, and Consolidated Gas Company among others.
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Senor Sagasta Sice Condition News Update
Madrid reports Senor Sagasta Sice diagnosed with bronchial pneumonia. He remains feverish with no expectoration. The queen conveyed concern by phone and sent her physician to attend him. The premiere list includes foreign diplomats and other dignitaries attended the event.
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Filipinos Press for Independence in Letters to Hale
Two letters from Filipino representatives in London urge U S recognition of Philippine independence and oppose American military occupation. They request Washington to back self determination and end colonial rule, demanding formal independence and lasting friendship between the two nations.
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Fire at Dalton's boarding house kills man in Lorin
John Hiico of Chicago found dead after early December fire that gutted John Dalton's restaurant and boarding house. Authorities suspect murder and arson to cover crime. Three men were arrested in connection with the plot.
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Desperate Fight With Burglars Near Cassville
Two men entered the Brown farm barn near Cassville and opened fire, hitting Mooney in the abdomen. The robbers fled toward Yorkville with a stolen horse and cutter, pursued by a farmer posse. Beard was wounded in the chase but the desperado was captured after a bitter confrontation on the Mohawk river. Mooney identified the captured man as the shooter.
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Mrs Botkin Trial Nears End in San Francisco
The defense rests in the Cordelia Botkin case as she testifies denying charges and challenging prosecution witnesses. She says she did not buy the candy seat or handkerchief tied to Meret Dunning and admits urging John P Tunning to return to his family. Crossexamination highlights a key point about her presence at the ferry depot on the day the alleged poison shipment was sent.
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Grip Threat Looms in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre a grip epidemic is feared with hundreds down. Mayor Nichols issued a proclamation urging citizens to thoroughly clean premises. He cites advice from a leading physician that where there is grip there will be plenty.
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Unlawful Combination in Maryland Couple Seeks Leniency
John Bowl Ine and Martha Craven were sentenced by Judge Dowd in Cumberhill Maryland for unlawful entry into marriage with a minimum penalty for miscegenation. The pair, who came from Povesvivani, had been married several months earlier, with Jaliie Boyd reporting the sentence as the court’s direct propriety.
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Unclear travel excerpt with names and destinations
Fragmentary report describes Ravannah and multiple individuals traveling to Miami and Havana with mentions of General Brooke and a return from Porte Riva. The garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm a coherent news item.
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Edicts from Mott and the Wheelmen Bulletin
The League of American Wheelmen issues a bulletin from McDongi4 Mu suspending members from a syneton privilege due to Unsinetionnd river concerns. Ton Wade and Willey Guetz of McDonald are transferred to the professional class.
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Willey Guetz
McDonad
Thrift in the Navy Ordered Across Department
A general order sent to all divisions urges strict economy in all expenditures of public money. The Navy Department emphasizes thrift and calls for nationwide adherence to cost-saving measures and further instructions.
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Washington
Navs Department
Fragmented Public Notice From Pennsylvania Pension Ledger
Readable fragments show names such as Sarah M. Trimble and Harriet M. Howard connected to pension records. The text references Pennsylvania pensions and some incomplete identifiers, with scattered counties or offices implied.
Respite for Johnson in Danville Petition to Governor
A troubled note from Danville Indiana reports die, 21 year old John Jokweun plans to hang here next Tuesday but dies instead. A petition with thousands of signatures is forwarded to the governor seeking life imprisonment.
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St Louis Sighted The American steamer Bi Louis
The American steamer Bi Louis inbound from Banhampton was sighted at 6 pm. The American steamship commissioners are aboard.
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Weather and World News Briefs From The Morning Edition
Fair and colder with northwest winds. Reports on Cuba affairs, treaty abrogation talks, robbers, and trade reviews. Local notes include Christmas services, social items, freight train collision, legal briefs, and Sunday school lesson tease.
Governor Hastings Hosts Military Staff Dinner At Mansion
Harrisburg December 23 Governor Hastings entertained the members of his military staff at a formal dinner in the executive mansion. The event featured elaborate decorations, muskets and flags, and a table design resembling a large leaf. Guests included numerous colonels and lieutenants, Adjutant General Thomas J. Stewart and Private Secretary Boither.
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Thomas Potter
Hura Hy. Tinnle
Lioyd B. Huff
Louis W. Read
Asher Miner
Sheldon Potter
Henry Hall
Fred. W. Reynolds
James M. Held
Robert B. Baker
Devaux Powell
George Nox McCiln
Harry C. Trexler
Howard A. Davis
Charles H. Howell
Albert J. Logan
Edward Dev. Morrell
F B. Lewis
Rollin H. Wilbur
Thomas J. Hudson
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Henry Kuhn
Boither
St Julia’s Day Sermon By Scranton Masons
Masons from Scranton invite all brethren to a St Julia’s Day service at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church preached by Rev. Mr. Pierce with special music led by Prof. Evans and the choir. Attendees may come at their convenience with wives or friends, not marching to the church as in some services.
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Appeal Allowed in Keller Manslaughter Case
The Supreme Court has allowed an appeal in the Joseph Keller of Dunmore manslaughter case. Keller, convicted for the July killing of Peter Moyer, awaits transcription of the record. An application for bail pending appeal will be filed once the record is ready.
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Steamship Arrivals and Clearances Noted in New York Dee 21
The list records ships cleared including La Cre tonre Havre Luciani Liverpool and Rittendam via Diciowine with destinations such as Antwerp and Liverpool. Arrivals noted include Trimbria bound for New York and other vessels continuing to various ports.
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Salute Marks Transfer of Cuba Authority at Havana
At a joint US Spain meeting the flag change in Havana was set for noon with twenty one gun salutes. Spanish troops remaining after Jan 1 will be granted foreign troop status and extraterritorial protections as authorities transfer from Spanish to American control. Generals Wade Butler Claus and aides attended the palace ceremony amid fanfare.
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Banquet Held For Green Ridge Masons And Installation
Green Ridge lodge No. installed new officers at Iron Ridge with Farlier district deputy grand master Wells presiding. George S. Atkins is named Worshipful Master joined by Penjamin Tmecon as Senior Warden and B. Taylor Lacey as Junior Warden. other trustees named Genie Watson Arndt M D and Frank Phile. The banquet at Hotel Rudolph drew many members from surrounding lodges with speakers from Salford England New York Maine and Tarawa.
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Kelly Impeachment Hearing Before Alderman Kelly
Hearing on the impeachment of Alder man John Kelly continued with final petitioner testimony. Annie Brown alleged an arrest related to a derfly house charges and a $75 payment. other witnesses offered marginal testimony. The session adjourned until next Friday for further evidence from recipients.
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Weather Forecast for Batumias and Ponirieu
Dec f Meromet forecast for Batumias and eastern Ponirieu calls for colder conditions and light to moderate winds from the northwest. Expect chilly temperatures and occasional frost as a cold front passes through the region.
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