Chili Argentina Protocol Signed Ends War Threats
Buenos Ayres reports a new Chile Argentina protocol signing dispels immediate war danger while fortifications rise at Tulcan and Punta Arenas. Chile authorizes a 15000000 loan for defense as Argentina plans two 1000 ton warships.
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Buenos Ayres
Chilian I&state
Argentina
Dee
Vic Galveston
Tex
Chili
Dev
Ait Tulcaluane
Punta Arenas
Chillan Senate
Clarla
Commercio
Mawil
DI Chiu
Sianmu Cum Sive
Tocornil
Tao
Chiander
Santiago de Chill
Riesco
Yunes
Senor Portela
Wits Colle
Nobel Prizes Awarded In Stockholm And Kristiania
The Nobel prizes were awarded December 10 in Stockholm and Kristiania. Alfred Nobel's fortune funds five prizes in physics chemistry medicine literature and peace. Recipients include Wilhelm Cont Hoont den for physics, Jacobus Henri D Vaal Hoff for chemistry, Hint Von Behring for medicine, Sully Prudhomme for literature, and Passy and Dunant for peace.
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Associated Prev
Washington
United States
Thomas
State Department
Stockholm
Christhina
Alfred Nobel
Wilhelm Conrad Hoontden
University At
Munich
Roonteen Raves
Jacohus Henriens Vaal Hoff
University of Berliny
Hint
Christiaana
Storthing
Sally-Prudhomme
Denver grand jury report curbs on major gambling houses
Denver officials act on a grand jury report listing enforcement actions against principal gambling houses. Pool rooms bucket shops and other betting outlets were spared in the report. Sheriff Jones moves after consultations.
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Pren
Denver
Col
Grand Jury
Sherif Jones
Consulta
Pawnee Indians On The Warpath
Exclusive wire dispatch from Guthrie reports Pawnee Diddane on the warpath after a buffalo delivery dispute ends in killing one buffalo. Indians claim returning herds, threaten white ranches, and move toward Pawnee Bill's ranch as U.S. Indian agent is notified.
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Associated
Proas
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Dow
Santa Fe
Lille
Candian
Pawnee
Tanier
Prawnee
Buffilo
Getlows
United States
Indhan
T Indian Affairs
Washington
Captain Cook Eat en by Mistake explained by Hawaiian chiefs
Hawaiian chiefs dispute the cannibal tale of Captain Cook's death claiming misinterpretation. Exclusive wire dispatch says Cook’s body was divided and bunched as offerings, but children mistook the meat for pig and ate it. The site near Kona, Hawaii, is still shown.
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Honolulu
Dee
Captain Cook
Cook
Kona
Hawaii
Christmas at Canton and Mrs McKinley
Excholve Wire from The Aswelatal reports Mrs McKinley spent Christmas day alone at home in Manton Ohio. She declined a Christmas dinner with the Berber family at the Saxton homestead to avoid reminders of past days. Her condition is improving and she recalled many friends while receiving gifts from across the country.
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Manton
Ohio
Dee
Littl Christias
Conductor Held for Spitting on Car in New York
John Rebllo co conductor on the Second Avenue trolley was charged in Yorkville court with violating the sanitary code by spitting on a car. Passenger Carlos Maan testified he saw the act after Rebllo insulted the caller when warned by the Head of Health sign. The magistrate set bail at 210 dollars for trial.
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New York
John Rebllo
Second Avenue
Jey Tie
York Ville
Carlos
Maan
West End Avenue
Flo
Hin Wind
Lomite
Molt
Fire Claims Child as Parents Kept Safe
A fatal blaze at the home of James H. Connelly in Philadelphia injures two adults and two other children while a two year old is reportedly saved, though details are unclear due to broken text. Firefighters battled the flames as the family reported the incident late at night.
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Philadelphia
James H. Connelly
Ivenin
Way
Connelly
Tragic House Fire Claims Toddlers Life in Second Story Room
A family attempting to escape a blaze from a second story window saved a two months old baby and another child but perished in the flames. The four year old daughter Mary was found dead in the rear room after firemen battled the blaze. Parents survived but were severely injured. authorities assess recovery uncertain.
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Mary
Children Remembered by De Youngs at Paris Toy Fete
An Exclusive Wire report from Paris on December 2 describes Mr. and Mrs. Michael De Young of San Francisco hosting a fete at the Continental hotel for American children. A large Christmas tree and gifts drawn from America delighted the visitors as United States Ambassador Porter and Consul General Gowdy attended and helped distribute toys to children.
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de Young
Ueeks
Paris
Michael de Young
San Francisco
Continental Hotel
United States
Porter
Associated Arena
Washington
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Shaw
Gage
Goverenor Shaw
Treasury Department
Towa
West
Chile Argentina border dispute eases but tension remains
Washington reports encouraging signs from Buenos Aires as Argentina considers expanding the boundary commission authority. US Minister Lord says Argentina will defer direct demands and refer the dispute to the commission, while Chile has not yet signaled acceptance. Diplomatic relations remain intact though uncertainty persists.
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Washington
State de
Buenos Aires
Chile
Argentina
Lord
United States
Puente Avis
Ondte
Boundary Commission
Chill Haas
Buenos Ayres
Santhagse de Chill
London
Bawndiry Commission
Chill
Toe Chili
Chili
Italian Government Seeks Federal Lynchings Remedy
The Italian government and U.S. authorities discuss extending federal powers to prosecute lynching and anti Italian violence in states like Louisiana Colorado and Mississippi. Ambassadors and Senor Mayor stress that indemnities are not pursued by Rome, while offering to mediate monetary compensation to victims families as a broader remedy.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Colorado
Asdochited Pres
Washington
Fnte
Ttalian Senate
Baron Fava
Signor Mayor Des Plinches
Ttallan
Erwin
Miss
Calid
Lubhin
Boy shoots his father in defense of mother
Theodore Watkins, 18, a Black resident of Bravil Indiana, shot and killed his abusive father Richard Watkins at their home after the father attacked the mother with a hatchet. Theodore surrendered to police insisting the shooting was justifiable to protect his mother.
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Bravil
Ind
Theodore Watkins
Richard Watkins
Theodore
Wuatking
Fire at Progreso Tied to Railway Accident Claims Fatalities
A chaotic report from Progreso describes a fire reaching the warehouse district amid a railway mishap near Tetle. Copp of Buffalo killed in freight derailment. Ringler Wa Copp and a companion survive initial crash. The incident involves a coal train and car derailment with injuries to bystanders and workers. details remain unclear due to damaged transmission.
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Little Valley
Moe
Ringler Wa
Copp
Butlilo
Gowan
Tetle
Harlem Race Riots Endanger Police After Skirmish
A race clash in Harlem today involved about 100 black residents armed with revolvers and clubs and an equal number of whites throwing stones. Fourteen blacks were arrested and four whites and a policeman were badly cut or shot as rioting spread from white stone-throwing to negro gunfire and return volleys before police halted the violence.
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Associated Press
New York
Harlem
Lost schooner Eliza H. Parkhurst Believed Foundered
A Gloucester report states the schooner Eliza H Parkhurst sailed from Ishinoii N F November 4 4 for Gloucester with Capt John D Melkinnon six crew and passenger Lawrence MacDonald. The vessel reportedly struck rough seas and is believed to have foundered.
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Gloucester
Mass
Dew
Eliza H. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
John’ D. Melkinnon
Bay of Ishinoii
N. F
Lawrence MacDonald
Singing societies gather from states for a joint assembly
A multi-state gathering of twenty six singing societies meets today in Pike Adieutail Penn to participate in a regional event. Meveland O. Dee leads the delegation as attendees plan shared performances and cultural exchanges.
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Pike
Penn
Meveland
Dee
Cubans Honor U S Naval Officers With Banquet
The Cuban veterans hosted a banquet for United States fleet officers in Havana. General Carlos Garcia presided while Governor General Wood toasted Cuba’s future stability. Rear Admiral Higginson praised Cuban hospitality and the navy’s role in peace on the island. Captain McCalla commended Garcia and Cuban courage.
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Havana
United States
Carlos Garcia
Wood
Republic
Cuba
Higginson
McCalla
Garcia
Santiago
Sun Stern Wheel Steamer Destroyed by Fire
The stern wheel steamer Sun burning to the water’s edge at the Fulton port wharf after arriving with fifteen passengers. Three passengers are missing or dead including O. Ranor and wife and Mia G M Tims. a three month old child of Mrs Tims is missing. Fire likely started by a spark from the furnace amid seed cotton on the boiler deck. vessel valued at $16,000 and total loss with cargo destroyed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sun
Fulton
O. Ranor
Old River
Mia
G. M. Tims
Richardson Landing
Ark
Alger Passes First Critical Stage After Operation
Exclusive wire reports Dr. CoG Jennings says General Alger has safely passed the first and most critical stage after last Sunday's operation. A stable day with no fever, pulse 68 to 72, and drainage from the gall bladder perfect. The family was admitted to his room and the general remained bright and cheerful throughout the day despite limited visitors.
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Detroit
Mich
Cog. Jennings
R.A. Alger
Associated Press
White House Celebration Quiet Christmas at Washington
Washington observes a quiet Christmas with police restrictions and closures across departments. The president stays with family in the residence, focusing on children who receive numerous gifts from parents and others, while staff are excused for the holiday.
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Washington
White House
Santa Chris
Governor Shaw to Be Appointed Governor Shaw to Be Appointed
A festive Christmas night gathering featured the president and Mrs. Foosevelt with children and friends at Commander and Mrs. Cowles residence. After luncheon and a horseback ride the group shared dinner and entertainment including a musical promenade and a dance in honor of Theodore Roosevelt Jr. with about twenty couples.
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Foosevelt
Robert Ferguson
Cowles
N Street
Roosevelt
Secretary Foot
Farmer Shot Dead Near Greenport in Columbia County
Peter A. Hallenbeck a well known farmer was shot to death at his home near Greenport. Eleven shots took effect. Three men seen driving toward Catskill station suspected robbers. Four men arrested at Kinderhook including nephews Berton Willis Pred Van Wormer and cousin Harvey Bruce under 26.
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Hudson
N. Y
Dee
Peter A. Hallenbeck
Greenport
Columbia County
Catskill Station
Hillenbeck
Kinderhook
Berton van Wormeser
Willis van Wormer
Pred van Wormer
Harvey Bruce
van Wormeers
New Burgher Corps Formed As National Scouts
Exclusive dispatch from Pretoria reports the creation of a new burgher corps named national scouts. General Gerd Kitchener approves new wings to operate in the southern and eastern Transvaal with Boer leaders elected by the burghers. It notes British success aided by Cellier's and Cronje's commands under General Bruce Hamilton.
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Vescelates Press
Pretoria
National Scouts
Gerd Kitchener
Transvaal
Cellier
Cronje
Bruce Hamilton
Gomez Fares Poorly on Political Tour Report
Exclusive wire from Havana reports Gen Gomez faltering on his tour supporting Palma. In Puerto Principe Province meetings break up amid boos and thrown stones. Gomez rides the same war horse, flanked by a band and veterans as government-paid slump accusations circulate. Muaso followers pull their candidates. tensions rise in several localities.
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Havana
Senor Estrada Palme
Gomez
Palma
Puerto Principe
Gomes
Miso
Puerto Prineline
Nocton
Muaso
Anniversary Celebration Marks Battle of Trenton
The city center will host a commemoration for the 20th anniversary of the Battle of Trenton with military parades and civic ceremonies. General Voorhees and Major Wilken of Princeton College are slated as principal speakers at the afternoon event at the commandant’s residence.
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Sood
Dee
Tomer
Teanton
Elalynetely
Dieworatwd
Gen. Voorhes
Raf
Woulrav Wilken
Princeton College
Tndvar
Ajend
Chilean Minister to Sign Pact on Probable Visit
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press that Senor Mortela, a Chilean minister, announced a pretoul will be signed establishing a moadud vivwali between the two countihe. The gemenh opinion questions the date and its resolution affects the county.
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Siotiggo de
Chili
Mortela
Unclear fragmentary wire item from The Associated Press
Fragmentary text appears to be a wire service blurb with misread words and multiple typos. The readable parts mention names and a possible event or description but lack coherent facts, dates, or places to determine a clear news item.
Eddie Kennedy Knocked Out in Pittsburgh Bout
Eddie Kennedy of New York defeats Fatdie Konuny of Pittsburgh in the fourth round at the Ablon Athletic club. The match was promoted as a title bout with local interest and features a dramatic finish.
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Fiy Varkeive
Mies
Tamy Temple
New York
Fatdie Konuny
Pittsburg
Ablon Athletic Club
Vmple
Weather forecast for Washington Maine Thursday and Friday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Thursday and Friday with higher winds. Temperatures are expected to rise but details are unclear in the readable text.
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Washington
Mee
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