Liberals in Colonia Loot Mines and Evade Gunboat Patrol
U S gunboat Marietta leaves Nombre de Dios after a brief visit to Colombia as Liberals loot the Manganese Mining company storehouse and threaten a custodian. General Pinzon reaches Nombre de Dios with fifty soldiers then sails to Savanilla. authorities pursue a cautious response citing the Monroe Doctrine.
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Savanville
Albon
Associates Press
Colon
Colombia
Nombre de Dios
Manganese Mining Company
Sxundout
Marietta
Nombre de Tina
Boand
Nombre de Dias
Savaonilla
Fothien
Calon
San Juan de Porto
Alban
Salvador
Ibes
Washington
Navy Department
San Juan
Porto Rico
Christmas Gift From Cervera Sent To O Callaghan
Very Rev B M O Callaghan vicar general of the diocese of New Hampshire received a Christmas gift from Admiral Cervera. A casket holds autograph portraits of the admiral and his family with a gold inscribed plate. After the Spanish war many Spanish sailors were imprisoned in Portsmouth harbor and O Callaghan, then a priest there, attended them.
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Concord
N. H
B. M. O'Callaghan
Diocese of
New Hampshire
Cervera
Portsmouth Harbor
O'Callaghan
Portsmouth
Fourth Term as Judge Takes Oath in Lancaster County
Julia A. Livingston, president judge of Lancaster County, was sworn in for her fourth ten year term today. She is 80 years old and has served on the bench since Eugene M. Smith was sworn as the first judge of the Lancaster orphan court.
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Lancaster
Julia A. Livingston
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Deaths of a Day Report From Across Cities
Death notices from Harrisburg Peru Concord and other cities report a mix of notable figures dying from various causes. Included are Valen Hoe Hommel former city committee chairman. J Jamieson state brigadier general. Levi Miller founder of an old age home. William Glory Channing prominent Concord author and poet.
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Valen Hoe Hommel
Peru
Iml
J. Jamieson
Ordor
Munk
Liown
Levi Miller
Aged and Orphans
Concord
Mass
William
Tlory Channing
Jiery
Iuge Thoreau
Mawthorse
Kinelson
Boston
Mise
Bilon Pullec
Margaret
Tobacco Growers Meet Opposes Tariff Reduction
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Society adopted resolutions opposing a proposed tariff cut on imported tobacco. They urge Lancaster's congressman and Pennsylvania senators to oppose the reduction. Milton Whitney of the U S Department of Agriculture promotes bulk fermentation to reduce mold and bring harvest to market earlier, and suggests Pennsylvanian soil is unsuitable for Straintry Colweed.
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Dee
Winter County
Tieco Griewers’ Society
Lancaster County
Congress
United States
Penneymania
Milton Whitney
United States Department of Tericulture
Pennsylvania
New England Dinners Highlighted by Prominent Speakers
The twenty first annual New England Society of Pennsylvania banquet at Horticultural Hall drew nearly four hundred guests from cities including New York and Washington. Assistant US Attorney General J M Beck opened with remarks, followed by speeches from Assistant Justice David J Brewer and David J Hill on topics of power and patriotism. Minister Wu Tingfang urged open doors for foreigners and praised America for justice to all, while Bourke Cockran and Simon Ford addressed themes of America as a world power and Puritan Yankee heritage.
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New Bneghind Society of Pennsylvania
Horticultural Hall
New York
Baltimore
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Goston
United States Attorney
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Beck
George Dewey
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
United States
David J. Hill
Wu Ting-fang
New England
New
America
China
Bourke Wockran
Simon Ford
Rockwell, Potter
Mortford
Charles §. Hamlin
Boston
Unclear OCR Notice From New York Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York, Naples and Columbia with disjoint phrases like Toe Ateived Shodniers Neon Vein Wilhelm and Cilialiare Aceivedk. The readable bits reference places and names without clear event or outcome.
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Assia Washington warrant cited in bowel of Speaniais Heet Ut Soutiago case
A terse report from Esclusive Wire details a warrant issued in a case connected to Rowe Admiral selfles and associates. The fragment mentions Sam, Alane, and a price money related to a tasing incident amid a broader Speaniais Heet Ut Soutiago context.
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Washington
Dew
Treasy Departeiout Feolay
Rowe
Admiral Selfles
Fox Sam
Speaniais
Vote move sparks movement in Sh Take area
Report from The Rewalided Presa notes a push to take the vote to Tijni B Mekepnou in the Dapiel Kester district. The bot of sbiokellnng reacts as Vedmboas af Sh calls for action.
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Eelive Wite
Sbiokellnng
Jeffries Won t Fight as Manager Decries Road Tour
Billy Delaney James J Jeffries trainer said the champion will skip scheduled bouts in Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other cities. He plans to move from Kansas City to New York where Powill will await Jeffries within 48 hours. If Jeffries refuses he will face Sharkey or another contender and a fight will be staged soon.
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Sharkey
Jeffries Tmedintah
Pritelseo
Historian Maclay Refuses to Resign from Navy Post
Edgar Stanton Maclay defies a resignation demand over the Schley case. He asserts civil service protection and demands a trial by naval procedure. Secretary Long says the president will act regardless and that removal may follow if he refuses to quit.
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Edgar Stanton Maclay
Schley
Roosevelt
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Barker
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Grookliyn
Mall
Russi
Maclay
Washington
Long
Minchy
Train Fire in Tunnel Kills Seven at Dings Station
An explosion in a fuse box sparked a blaze aboard a packed electric train entering a tunnel at Dings station. Seven people died and many others were burned or suffocated as passengers fled the flames and smoke. Firefighters faced heavy flames and smoke before recovering corpses of the driver, guard, and station staff.
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Dings
Olugle
British government anxious observers on Chile Argentina dispute
British officials monitor the Chile Argentina quarrel with intent to arbitrate if requested by both sides. Washington reports show cautious interest as Buenos Aires and Santiago pursue pacific solutions through possible British mediation and a MacNaughton commission.
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Chile
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MacNaughton Commission
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Baron Edward MacNaughten
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John Charles Ardagh
Thomas Hunverford Holdich
India
Argentine officials brief on territory dispute and trade stance
Senor Subercaseaux conferred for two hours with Dr. Costa and Dr. Alcorta. They visited President Roca, while reports say Chill aims to assert jurisdiction over Usthma Esperanza and push police out, provoking resistance. The Patriotic league seeks export bans on horses and mules. Buenos Ayres merchants praise Alcorta's patriotic stance.
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Crane declines treasury post cancels White House offer
Governor Crane declines appointment as secretary of the treasury citing family illness and inability to adjust business affairs. President and Senator Lodge discussed the matter after a long-distance call. Colonel Myron O T Herrick was floated as a possible successor.
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Crane
McKinley
Boston
Ilness
Dalton
Murderer Briere to be Guillotined in France
A four child and one son murder case in Chartiers ends with conviction and a death sentence for Briere. The trial featured a surviving daughter’s plea of innocence and claims of two supposed tramps, while authorities cite circumstantial evidence and motive including marriage ambitions.
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Briere
Griere
Suspiclon
Brilere
President Receives Booker Washington at White House
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee Institute, meeting with the president for several minutes in the cabinet room. Secretary Mitchcowk joined later and Washington departed with the secretary, amid unclear talk and speculation about papers.
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Tuskeweu
Ala
Mitchcowk
Conany
Indictments Filed in Patrolman Duty Case
A grand jury returned indictments related to an alleged breach of duty involving Patrolman and associates. The case centers on actions at a residence connected to a person named Wardman and the surrounding circumstances leading to the charges.
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New York
Lee
Grand Jury
Spring Garden Bank Dividend Declined in Philadelphia
The currency's compiroiler declined a dividend of a percent in favor of the execitem of the insolvent Spring Garden Calloun bank of Philadelphia.
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Spring Garden Bank
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Dow, Yi
Spring Garden Calloun Bank of Philadelphis
Suspect Held in New Haven Postage Case Link to Chicago Robbery
A man arrested in New Haven carries a dress salt cane partly filled with postage stamps and appears connected to a Chicago posterities robbery. The prisoner, Henry Bantall of Providence Rhode Island, claimed age unknown and was held on $2000 bond per a U S district attorney warrant.
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Six Die As Streetcar Jump Tops Lehigh Curve
Six people were killed and several injured when an electric streetcar jumped the track on a sharp curve at the foot of the Lehigh mountain between Allentown and Cooperburg. Wet rails and snow caused the crash on the new Cooperburg line opened last Wednesday.
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Tortas Kessler
Ambrose Retnilart
Freedons
Irwin Renner
Alan Wat
Frank Wesley
Wm. Pfeiffer
John BD. Wilt
Centre Valley
Hott
Edwin Simon
Lanark
Albert Yeager
Harry J. Stelehard
A. J. Letcielh
Charles Stocker
FL Newcomer
Coopersburg
Torth
Phork
Hottel
Coopereburg
Plans for Release of Miss Stone
Washington reports Spencer Eddy the U S chargé at Constantinople has devised a new plan to secure Miss Stone's release. Officials withhold details to avoid jeopardizing the effort. no agreement with her captors is likely for about ten days. Meantime Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka are reported well, with Tallka’s wife improving but immovable for a week.
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Spencer Eddy
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Miss Stone
Dickinson
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Mme.Tsilka
Mies Stone
Princeton Alumni Dinner in Wilkes-Barre Stirs Northeastern PA
The Princeton Alumni association of Northeastern Pennsylvania held a banquet at the Sterling in Wilkes-Barre last night with forty five attendees. Addresses were given by Prof. Wod row Wilson Judge George A Ferris Judge Frank Wheaton Rev Horace E Hayden Harry A Puller and H W Dunning. Elected president for the ensuing year was E B Price with all other officers reelected.
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Sterling
Wilkes-Barre
Sorin Tunbanes
Wodrow Wilson
Princeton
George A. Ferris
Frank Wheaton
Horace E. Hayden
Harry A. Puller
H. W. Dunning
BH. Price
Association
Death in Trolley Accident Shocks City
An exclusive wire from The Associated Prom reports Archibald Gilfillan a Higpoluly planter died in a hospital today from four fractured skulls after a trolley accident he was riding was thrown from a moving train. Gilfillan a native who came to Hawaii thirty seven years ago planned to return to Honolulu after Christmas.
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Des
Archibald Gilfillan
Gilfilan
Huawali
Honolulu
Dewet's Followers Fight Desperate in Transvaal Battles
Lord Kitchener reports sharp fighting across Orange River and Transvaal on December 18 20 and 31 with heavy British losses and Boer casualties. British units under Dartnell Campbell Damant Mackenzie faced determined Boer charges near Langborg Tafel Kop Bre gideryn and Lake Banagher. Damant wounded and many killed or wounded.
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de Wett
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M.botha
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Tafel Kop
Orange River Colony
Kopje
Keyter
Mackenzie
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Smit
Eland-Sprult
Kriese
Feld Cornet Mahon
Breginderyn
Green Ridge Lodge Masons Install Officers
The Green Ridge Lodge of Masons installed officers headed by Worshipful Master John Fidlam and Senior Warden George Hey. Appointed officers include Senior Deacon James McKay and Junior Deacon T B Jackson, with John Walker president and Henry Imeson guide.
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John Fidlam
George Hey
Ballentine
R. A. Zimmerman
E. G. Stevens
T. B. Jackson
P. Shick
Jesse Clifford
Grand Lodge
H. M. Cole
James McKay
John Walker
J. W. Hopewell
Henry Imeson
Tyler
John Garvin
A. Heckeman
William Heed
Three Boilers Explode at Sugar Notch Damaging Hope
Exclusive wire report from Wilkes-Harte describes three boilers at the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company works in Sugar Notch exploding last night. Two workers were thrown by the blast and escaped serious injury, while the incident caused considerable damage to nearby structures in Hope.
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Weather summary for yesterday in unclear OCR data
Yesterday's weather records show high temperatures near unknown degrees and low temperatures around unknown. Precipitation is noted with snowfall about 2 percent and 0.02 inches reported, though many values are garbled.
Weather Forecast for Washington and Dee
Forecast for Washington and Dee calls for clearing in the early morning followed by generally fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Moderate temperatures with increasing cloudiness in the afternoon and light to fresh southwest winds with likely no rain.
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