Confidence Grows in Roosevelt Arbitration Efforts
Berlin reports Italian acceptance terms for arbitration over Venezuela demand equality of treatment with other powers. France urges Hague Court reference while Roosevelt stands by arbitration, with Italy and Rome listing conditions and Paris noting interpellation over Hague article 27. Caracas confirms Castro V accepting submission to arbitration with conditions. Washington says no decision yet as talks continue. JAN McLEOD WINS AMERICAN CATCH-ASCATCH-CAN TITLE IN WASHINGTON.
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Italy
France
Anoviated
Berlin
Lokal Angeiger
Allce
Roosevelt
Rome
Paris
Baron D'Estournelles de Constant
Deleasee
Starving cattle trapped on high Colorado range
An exclusive Associated Press dispatch reports thousands of cattle in northwestern Colorado, on Routt and Rio Blanco ranges, are starving due to being snowbound with no pasture or water. The Humane Society cannot rescue them, stating they are powerless to assist as feed cannot be reached or cattle moved to winter quarters.
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Associated Pros
Denver
Dee
Colorido
Humaine Society
Rio Blanco
Extreme Cold Grips South Dakota With Deep Snow
A weather wire reports temperatures down to 12 below zero in South Dakota and two feet of snow on the level. Snowdrifts pile against structures and officials warn of hazardous travel and extended cold.
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South Dakota
Government May Take Action on Venezuela Arbitration Proposal
Washington reports indicate a proposal to arbitrate Venezuela disputes at The Hague may reach President Castro via Caracas. Officials hint an early decision, with the United States likely to uphold a blockade until arbitration proceeds, to protect American shipping interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
Hague
Hay
State Department
Rosevelt
Bowen
United States
Warships Use Searchlights at Venezuela Coast Watch
Allied warships sweep the Venezuela coast with searchlights as forty vessels remain detained at La Guaira. The American Red Cross steamer Caracao delivered the rest of her cargo to Willemstad Curacao on December 26, amid the ongoing blockade and naval activity in the region.
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la Guayra
Willemstad
Curacao
Caracao
Venezuela
la Chuugsrin
Earthquake Shocks Hit Adandjan Region
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Imups describe continued seismic activity in Adandjan and the Central Russia area. Four to five strong shocks were felt the night of December 2, causing rail rolling stock to move and panic among railroad workers. Traffic remains suspended as authorities assume control. damage totals are estimated in general railway dollars.
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Imups
Petersburg
Adandjan
Ine
Andian
General Raillion Dalluirs
Miss Knox II From Washington Miss Knox Abandons California Japan Trip
Miss Rebecca Knox daughter of the attorney general has returned from Pittsburg for Christ in. She is at her parents home on KK Street and has postponed her planned departure for California to join her aunt and uncle in a trip to Japan.
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Pros
Washington
Hkebecca Knox
Pittsburg
Christin
KK Streel
Knox
California
Japan
Christmas Tragedy Ends in Gunfire at Kansas City Home
A. Sick Woman was shot three times in bed by her husband William P. Hollenback who then shot his 17 year old daughter and killed himself after locking the apartment doors. The wife survived seriously wounded and the couple had recent quarrels and a planned police court appearance for mistreatment.
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Irom
Kansas City
Dee
William PP. Hollenback
Dio
Hollenback
Cable Ship Silvertown Nears Pacific Link Completion
The Cable Ship Silvertown will complete its voyage Friday and lay the first link in the transPacific cable. A Honolulu connection will be buoyed and spliced thirty five miles offshore as 260 knots were laid in the last day, totaling 2109 knots from San Francisco amid rough seas. Honolulu officials plan celebrations for the arrival of the Silvertown and the new San Francisco link. The conduit bringing wires to the Welkiki company offices is nearly finished.
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Silvertown
San Francisco
Honolulu
Victoria
B. C
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Builders’ and Traders’ Exchange
Welkiki
Outwitted her mother eloped for Christmas wedding
Dalsy B. Koons of Philadelphia ran away with Morris A. Harrington a Wanamaker cler k in Philadelphia after eloping to Delaware. They married at Union Methodist Episcopal Church Wilmington on Christmas Eve. The bride’s mother confronted the clergyman and then left. the couple plan to establish a home in Philadelphia.
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Wilmington
Del
Dalsy B. Koons
Philadelphia
Delaware
Episcopil Church
Morris A. Harrington
Wanamaker
Quaker City
Miro
Four Burned to Death in Pierfield House Fire
Exclusive wire reports a blaze at Julius King’s Piervefield paper town home in the Adirondacks. Mrs M J McCiavern and her three children perished on the lower floor while King and his wife with boarders escaped by jumping from windows. One man was seriously burned and the fire’s cause is undetermined.
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Julius King
Agoolitot Miets
Malone
N. Y
Lice
Julius Wing
Piervefield
Adirondacks
M. J. McCiavern
King
Rome envoy seeks Saxon reconciliation over crown dispute
Excluded piece reports that the pope sent a prelate to Geneva to disclose circumstantial details of Saxony’s status with the crown. The Rome correspondent notes efforts toward a peaceful settlement and potential reconciliation in the Saxon dispute.
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Witt
Associated Mrose
London
Rome
Daily Mail
Geneva
Saxony
Lynching Follows Police Murder in Pittsburg
Exelwaive Wire reports Montgomery Godley, a colored man, was taken from jail and lynched by a mob in Pittsburg after he fatally shot policeman Milton Hinkle as officers attempted to protect themselves from a crowd of unruly negroes.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Dee
Montgomery Godley
Milton Hinkle
Ceffbery
Wage Increase For 12000 Buffalo Rochester And Pittsburg Workers
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports a seven percent wage raise for about 12 000 employees of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad. The increase takes effect December 1 and covers nearly all workers.
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Streas
Pittsburg
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
St Louis Cab Drivers Stage Midnight Strike
Cab and carriage drivers in St Louis begin a strike at midnight to demand wage increases. Reports indicate widespread stoppage with disrupted city transport as police and city officials monitor the action.
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BL. Louis
Hus Ux
Dylvera
Louis
Tariff the vital issue in trust control debate
Senator West of Missouri argues tariffs fuel monopolies and that removing tariff protections will force world competition. He urges Democratic leadership to back constitutional or legislative remedies, warning the Republican party resists curbing trusts and predicting uncertain presidency outcomes.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
Senator West
Missouri
Sild
England
United States
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Dingley
Congress
Sherman Shold
Invnsure
Tde Ali
Bhimin
Senate
Thanes
Dveto
Omny
Tr Brean
Bryan
Democratic Party
Toledo Dated Tale Claims Cathedral Loot During Mexican War
The Bee reports Warren J. Baker claims secret loot from Mexican cathedral pillaging during the war. He recounts digging into sanctuaries with a captain’s aide, burying jewels and golden images, and later warning others to keep silent under threat from Mexican authorities.
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Toledo
the Bee Today
Warren J. Baker
Ohio
Mexico City
Las Vozcainas College
Baker
Captain Kidd
Vera Cruz
General Scott
New York
Hillsdale
Mich
Tillsdale
Dr Lorenz Interview Highlights his Medical Travels
Dr Adolph Loreng, returning from Boston, asserts his U S earnings total about 170000 in four months across Chicago and New York. He says private patients in each city were few and that hospital and clinical work dominated, with physicians profiting more than himself. He praises American hospitality and notes ethical success but limited material gain.
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Associated Press
New York
Adolph Loreeng
Boston
Chicago
Ronal
Loreng
Trouble in Morocco declares growing rebel threat with troops stretched
Moroccos unrest deepens as pretenders to rule surge in number and government forces, though outmatched, prepare for reinforced action. An expedition of 14,000 troops is set to depart, with irregular cavalry mobilized. Several tribes hesitate, weighing allegiance should government setbacks occur.
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London
Timsatez
Morocco
Foluwere
John Marx Found Dead Under Suspicious Circumstances
Exclusive wire reports John Marx a miner was found dead on the Lehigh Valley tracks at Mitthion during a strike period. Authorities investigate foul play while noting his house was blown up by dynamite. Local news sources from Wilken-Barre provide details.
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Vrees
Wilken-Barre
John Marx
Mitthion
Lancaster Farmer Shot In Cold Blood In District
A 25-year-old Lancaster County farmer Christian C Rauck was shot by a intruder in the cellar of his home around 1 am He staggered inside and died two hours later as his mother and father faced a family tragedy The killer fled and footprints were erased by snowfall as authorities hunted for the shooter.
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Christian C. Rauck
Lancaster
Amociatedies
Benjamin Rauck
Paradise
This County
Rauck
Ruuek
Two Pool Room Victims Die in Hot Springs Blast
Hot Springs Arkansas December 23 William Helwig and Joe Kenney both of Hot Springs died overnight after yesterday pool room explosion. Four other victims remain at risk including C T R Donnelly of Chicago William Metzger Thorman Ogier Arlington hotel Hot Springs and W B Mectherney Louisville Kentucky. The Turf Exchange pool room on Central avenue was wrecked as crowds fell to rubble. Propriety owner RK Chambers suffered severe injuries and others are treated by city physicians.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
WiLliam Helwig
Joe Kenney
C. TR. Donnelly
Chicago
William Metzger
Thorman Ogier
Arlington Hotel
Mectherney
Louisville
Central Avenue
RK. C. Chambers
J. C. Bureh
Benjamin Murray
Murray
Charles Walker
Chambers
Threatening Kidnap Letter Tuts Abbottstown Fire
A cryptic note threats kidnapping of a child near Abbottstown in Adams County. The letter demands money and threatens harm if not complied, mentioning a suspect named Pat Crowe and referencing a new law to punish the writer if caught. The writer’s identity is unknown to Mr March.
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Hilnover
Abbottstown
Adamis County
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Allen Amiaveh
Miller
March
Sheep Fire at Union Stock Yards Destroys Many
A blaze at the Union Stock Yards in South Omaha destroyed numerous sheep. Firefighters battled the flames as about 500 head were consumed, with additional sheep driven away but many returning to the blaze.
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Ascachtud
Omaha
Union Stock Yards Company
South Omaha
Man Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life in Domestic Tragedy
An exclusive report from Algom, Iowa, December 4 states Henry Adama shot his wife during a quarrel and then killed himself with a shotgun. The couple had argued for months, leaving two young children.
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Algom
Henry Adama
Anl
Eix Montha
Vanderbilt S Doctor Bulletin From New York
Exclusive wire report states physicians in attendance on Cornelius Vanderbilt note his condition shows improvement and that he remains in good day. The bulletin is issued as of December 21 by The Associated Prom from New York Dew.
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Associated Prose
Worcester
Miss
Dan Mc Leod
Nelson
McLeod
Jenkins
Associated Prom
New York
Dew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aly
Vanderbilt
Christmas Across Courts and Palaces In Europe And Washington
Snowy Christmas reports from Washington London and Rome note the president and cabinet members exchanging gifts and hosting guests at the White House and official residences while King Edward and Queen Alexandra celebrate at Sandringham. Emperor William distributes gifts and decorates the imperial Christmas tree as Rome hosts embassy festivities.
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England
Sandringham
London
William
Rome
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Bandringham
Prince of Wales
Princess Victoria
Duchess of Fife
Prince
Princess Charles of Denmark
Wingland
Great Britain
Clyde
Tyne
Stevlin
Sans Soauccl Park
New Palace
Anenlean
Meyer
Mrs. Cloris
Washington
Aliss Carew
Foogewell
St. Louis
Yachtings Croesus Bride Marries Millionaire in Quiet Newport Ceremony
Miss Pritchard of Pottsville and Harry P. Smith of Heston Massachusetts wed in a private Newport ceremony performed by Dr James Batchell at the bride’s father’s home. Bridesmaid Hull Silohter and best man J L Pritchard attended. The couple plans a Mediterranean trip and future yacht plans aboard the Adrianne.
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Miss
Follner
Pritchard
Pottaville
Nicsime
Vanderbilt
Newport
Bob
New York City
Harry P. Smith
Heston
Mass
Trev
James 'J. Batchell
Pritehard
Mies Hull Silohter
J. L. Pritehard
Myr
Mira
Smith
Mr. Smith
New York Yacht Club
Wastern Yaoha Club
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DR. Lorenz
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