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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1902

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Cabinet Divided Over Hague Arbitration on Venezuelan Dispute

Washington reports show an all cabinet meeting except Moody weighing the Venezuelan case. Some ministers oppose submitting the Monroe Doctrine to a non American tribunal while Roosevelt considers appointing a board of arbitrators if arbitration proceeds.

Moody Associated Press Washington Root Hay Hague Tribunal Aot Venezuela Venesuela Roosevelt He Anutter Thigue The Hague Great Britain

Stroudsburg Man Killed by Lackawanna Engine Near Sambo Bridge

Frank Stine of East Stroudsburg, 40, was struck and killed by a hill engine coming down tender first on the Lackawanna track near the Sambo bridge. He had left Stroudsburg about midnight to walk home when the accident occurred. the hat and body were found after the engine halted a short distance away.

Scranton Tribune Stroudsburg Lackawanna Frank Stine East Stroudsburg Sambo Bridge Ernie Ife William Eckert Stine

Dewey Arrives in Porto Rico on Mayflower Arrival

Admiral Dewey reaches San Juan aboard the Mayflower at 9 30 am as crowds fill the wharf and streets. Forts fire a saluting volley and buildings are decorated while he is escorted to the palace for a reception hosted by Governor Hunt for his eldest daughter Elizabeth.

Associated Press San Juan Porto Rico Admiral Dewey Hunt Elizabeth

Campbell Bannerman Calls Venezuela Quarrel Paltry

London reports Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman denounces Britain and Venezuela dispute as a paltry quarrel. He warns against arbitration, criticizes hostile writings, and urges maintaining good will with the United States and friendship between Britain and Germany for humanity.

Associated Preas London Dunfermline Henry Campbell- Bannerman Great Britain Germany War Office Henry United States

Besler Appoints Koons Freight Traffic Manager

The Central Fall round of New Jersey director W. G. Besler, vice-president of the community, announced at the meeting today that T. B. Koons is named freight traffic manager. Besler remains general manager of the road.

Associated Sea New York New Jersey Dretor W. G. Besler Besler T. B. Koons

Governor grants delay in execution for Kate Edwards

Counsel for Mrs. Kate Edwards asked Governor Bone to delay the execution date until after the January board of pardons meeting. The governor granted the request, and another commutation plea to life imprisonment will be considered at the pardons meeting.

Associated Press Harrisburg Kate Edwards Orks County Bone Board of Pardons

Fire destroys Hickory opera house in blaze

Exclusive wire reports a fire at Hilliot's opera house in Hickory N C today causing about 350000 in damage. Insurance is placed at 20000. Some blame incendiary origins while others cite firecrackers as the cause.

Associated Arena Charlotte Hilliot Hickory

Penrose forwards evidence against Ambassador Clayton

Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania submitted affidavits to President Roosevelt alleging Ambassador Clayton owns shares in the Carmen Mining Company, a Philadelphia firm involved in Mexico. The executive branch received the charges and sent them to the State Department, with no determination yet on reopening the probe.

Associated Washington Senator Penrose Pennsylvania Roosevelt Clayton United States Mexico Carmén Mining Comepany Philadelphia Lives State Department Penrose Congress

Effectual Blockade Reports Across Venezuelan Ports

Exclusive AP dispatch from Puerto Cabello notes a recent port blockade enforced against all nationalities. Caracas reports Cora not blockaded, implying British and German fleets may aid rebels. La Guayra outlines changes allowing day entry for pre December 30 ships but no on board cargo. post December 30 ships to be boarded. A schooner entering at 9:30 was captured.

Associated Press Puerto Cabello Caracas Cora Curacoa la Guayra Dev Venezuela

Law Examiners Meet Appoints Assistants in Pennsylvania

The state board of law examiners met at Chairman Samuel Dickson’s office. Supreme Court approved assistant examiners James L Mer edith William Sport William R Fisher Thomas B Brown John M Harris Pioal A Kunkel Charles L McKeehan. Preliminary and final exams set for the second Tuesday in June and December next year. Details on subjects will be distributed free to applicants.

Assovincid Philadelphia State Board of Law Examiners Samuel Dickson Supreme Court James L. Meredith William Sport William R. Fisher Thomas 8. Brown Pittsburg John M. Harris Scranton Pioal A. Kunkel Harrisburg Charles l. McKeehan City

Biggar Trial Concludes Testimony Summations Begin

The Laura Biggar trial in Freehold New Jersey ends testimony as both sides prepare closing arguments. Amiss Biggar testifies again contradicting Josie Lane and Mollie Deskin about relationships during Bennett's lifetime. Dr Hendrick's denies Lane’s claims about his relation to Miss Biggar.

Freehold N. J Laura Biggar Amiss Biggar Josie Lane Amaid Mollie Deskin Miss Biggar Bennett Hendrick Miss Magar

Kid McCor Cleared in $1000 DNL Theft Claim

Norman Selby known as Kid McCor was exonerated today after police were told he fell victim to a practical joke. He and associates were drinking at Solby’s saloon when the alleged theft occurred, with Selby stating he did not commit the crime.

New York Norman Selby Kid McCor David Lamar Phate Dunemar Solby

Death by suicide of Nathaniel Whipple in San Francisco

Exclusive AP report from San Francisco states Nathaniel Whipple son of Colonel Whipple U S A chief paymaster in the Philippines died by self inflicted gunshot in his rooms. Despondency was believed to have prompted the act after a period of illness and isolation.

Associated Press San Francisco Nathaniel Whipple Colonel Whipple Philippines

Fugitive Massey Blows Up Tugboat Tragedy in River

Exelisive Wire reports in Norfolk that while towing the Map Lesse house Maple in the Elizabeth River south branch the fugitive Massey exploded killing three crew members, injuring another, breaking a man’s leg and sinking the barge.

Norfolk Dee Elizabeth River

Mme Balenza Arrested in Madrid Connection

Mme Balenza, linked to Romulin D Aur ignac as a minitress, arrested on arrival from France. She, along with Humbert family police members, were seized in Madrid last Saturday and a quantity of her baggage was taken.

Buenos Ayres Mme Balenga Romuln D Aurignac Ollicy Humbert Madrid France

Flight of Crown Princess Louise Sparks International Turmoil

Geneva reports confirm the Saxony crown princess fled Dresden by train with Archduke Leopold Ferdinand and a French tutor, later joining a Viennese companion and Prof. Giron at a Geneva hotel under assumed names. The Vienna court debates divorce as Paris and Berlin monitor the crisis.

Archduke Leopold Ferdinand Princess Louise Prof Giron Geneva Saxony Fraulein von Oben de Burlano Vienna Salzburg Munich Brussels Crown Pri Nce Dresden Tyrol Salzdure Archduke Leopold Werdinand Franz Josef Imperial House George Frederick Louise Haron Grimm Salaburg Berlin Dec. Y Dreaden Lokal-Anzeiger

Saxony in Geneva with French teacher of languages

Saxony travels to Geneva to visit Prof. Giron a French language teacher met during a trip to Paris. The 24 year old is described as a striking personality with bright eyes and a lively presence.

Saxony Geneva Giron Paris Jarec

Inquiry resumes in Lewisohn gambling probe

The district attorney led a resumed inquiry before Justice Wyatt after Jesse Lewisohn refused to answer certain questions. A witness testified he gambled in a house on Hast Forty-fourth street under investigation during the past five years. The witness’s name was not disclosed and the session lasted under fifteen minutes.

Associated Pret New York Jerome Jesse Lewisohn Justice Wyatt Hast Forty-fourth Street

First Ore at Buffalo Opens Lackawanna Plant

The Lackawanna Steel company received its first ore shipment from upper lake points as the Moses Taylor brought 6200 tons to the new plant. The ceremony along the riverfront marked the start of operations, with the giant complex covering about two square miles and employing 15,000 workers.

Buffalo Lackawanna Steel Company Upper Lake Points Moses Taylor Steel Company Lackawanna Company

Major Power Company Sold to Inter-State Railways

Announcement that United Power and Transportation Co is sold to Inter-State Railways for 75 per share, payable in 40 year gold bonds. Bonds dated Feb 1 1903 bear 3 percent first year, escalating thereafter. Inter-State incorporated in New Jersey with 10 million in capital to operate electric utilities in PA NJ DE.

Associated Philadelphia United Power and Transportation Company Inter-State Railways Company New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Eviison Electric Tuminating Company Lebanon Schuylkill Valley Traction Company Trenton N. J United Traction Company Hteading Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley ‘Traction Company Wilkes- Barre Dallas and Harvey'’s Lake Wilmington and Chester John A. Trige BR. ON. Carson H.C. Moore William &. Hell Frank L.ubler Moore M. Clark Kh. N. Carson

Souvenir Dollars on Sale for International Exposition

The WOW souvenir gold dollars opened for Loubsida purchase exposition were delivered to fully officials today and placed on sale. President Pratichus appointed W BK. Wischel K H Laidley A Tuholake PF J Luts and William G Mloere on the executive committee for the international medical congress to be held in St Louis in 104.

Mina St. Louis Dec Fuly Torday Gale Pratichus Fo W BK. Wischel K. H. Laidley A. Tuholake PF. J. Luts William G. Mloere

Attorney General Opinion Denies Travel ers Insurance License Revocation

The attorney general's department advised Insurance Commissioner Durham not to grant Mrs. Amunds Daly of Philadelphia a petition to revoke the license of the Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford to transact business in Pennsylvania.

Prena Harkshure Attorney General’s Department Insurance Commissiour Durham Amunds Daly Philadelphia Travelers’ Insurance Company Hartford, Conn Pennsylvania

Steamship Arrivals and Clearances in New York Harbor

Arrived: Steamers Kroonland from Antwerp Naples Amsterdam Rotterdam and Houlogne. Cleared: Nomadic bound for Liverpool St Louis to Southampton. Deutschland arrived from Hamburg to New York. Brewmer Oceanie from Queenstown to New York.

Associated Press New York Dec. S

Pensions Granted to Local Residents Named in Wire

Exclusive wire reports from The Amoelated Prees list pension grants for Joby Penniston of Lugurne and Theodore Koch among others in Washington Delaware. No further names or details available.

Prees Washington del. B Joby Penniston Lugerne Theodore Koch Wilkew Burre

Capital and labor rights ruled in plumbing dispute

The appellate court backed Judge C C Eland in a ruling for Joseph Walsh who sought an injunction against the Master Plumbers' association for refusing to sell supplies to nonmembers. The court held capital and labor may combine lawfully and urged restraint, but did not dissolve the organization.

St. Louis C. C. Eland Court of Appeals Joseph I. Walsh Master Plumbers’ Association Barclay and Goode Woods Walsh

Cattle quarantine status debated as New York seeks protection

Washington reports Secretary Wilson received a New York Governor Odell telegram asking for federal action to prevent disease transfer from New England through Connecticut. Wilson replied that Connecticut maintains strong quarantines against Massachusetts and Rhode Island and that removal would not raise New York risk. Dr. Salmon said about 1000 cattle fatally affected in New England, 701 destroyed in Massachusetts, and expected danger to spread to ease within a week.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Odell New York Connecticut New York State New England Verynont Massachusetts Rhode Rhode Island Salmon Bureau of Animal Industry

Man Arrested in Attempted Train Wreck Near Memphis

George A. Geans, a truck farmer, is in custody on charges of attempted train wrecking after a passenger train was stopped by tampered track near a section with drawn spikes and damaged crossties. He reportedly confessed seeking reward due to family financial distress.

Associated Press Memphis Tenn George A. Geans Jeans

Clark Ball Forfeits as Jeffries Fights Munroe

Clark Tall manager of J J Jeffries posts a forfeit of 34000 to back Tuck Munroe amateur heavyweight champion of the Pacific coast for a knockout bid if he can last four rounds with Jeffries. Munroe won decision and 250 dollars here last Saturday by lasting four rounds. The bout may occur here this week.

Associated Press Butte Mont Clark Tall J. J. Jeffries Guy Tuck Munroe Pacific Jomfries Munroe

Engineer Jonathan Westley Dies in Engine on Lehigh Valley

Wilkes-Barre Pa December 23 Jonathan Westley veteran railroad engineer dies in his locomotive after a heart ailment. He had a brilliant Civil War record with service in seventeen battles and was among the oldest engineers in Lehigh Valley Railroad employ.

Wilkes-Barre Jonathan Westley Lehigh Valley Railroad

Mrs W A Clark Jr Nearing Critical Condition

Butte Montana reports Mrs W A Clark Jr wife of Benitor Clark’s son and mother of the Clark heirs is not expected to live. Six physicians consult at her bedside and a noted specialist will travel from Denver on a special train.

Associated Press Butte Mont W. A. Clark Jr Benitor Clark Montana Clark Malliions Denver

Fire Destroys Roper Lumber Yard in Norfolk

Fire swept through the Roper Lumber company yard in Norfolk killing two hundred thousand feet of lumber and destroying several hundred thousand feet of stock. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night with authorities tracing the cause to an unknown source.

Associated Press Norfolk, Va Roper Lumber Company

Roosevelt Aims Quick Action On Cuban Reciprocity Treaty

President Roosevelt plans to urge Congress to promptly pass the Cuban reciprocity treaty and related legislation to enact the treaty, arguing the move secures naval stations and U S supremacy in Central and South American waters. Senate leaders and House cooperation are pivotal to ratification and implementation of the Platt Amendment terms.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Congress Senate Platt Connecticut Cannon House Cullom Foreign Relations Committee Cuba United States Central South America

Sumatra Wrapper Tobacco Seized From St George

New York dispatch reports customs inspectors seized 1600 pounds of Sumatra wrapper tobacco on the steamer St George at Hoboken after discovery of contraband in coal bunkers. Valued at 2 per pound, the seizure foreshadows plans to smuggle about 10000 worth of tulmeco on the same vessel.

New York St. George Antwerp Hoboken Custom House Astes

Rear Admiral Winter Ill with Lumbago No Serious Condition

The report from The Agnelated Pree in Washington Dow notes Rear Admiral Winter 8 Sehley suffers an attack of lumbago. His condition is not serious, though the attack will confine him to bed for a few days.

Washington, Dow Winter Sehley

Deaths of a Day records abrupt clergyman death

Rev. Abraham Jh. Horne D D dies suddenly of heart failure at 68. He spoke at Selderaville Christmas event and then collapsed on the way home. Horne was a Lutheran pastor. A separate notice announces the death of Mrs. Lewes widow of George Hillary Lewes.

Asociated Press Allentown Dabee Abraham Jh. Horne Jie Selderaville Horne Dras London Lewes George Hillary Lewes George Biliot Mary Ann Byans

Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and nearby regions

Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday shows variable conditions in eastern Pennsylvania with mild to warm spells on Wednesday and fair skies on Thursday. Colder air moves in from the north with variable easterly winds and unsettled temperatures across the area.

Washington Dec Pennsylvania Hureday Fair

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