All Powers Agree to The Presidents Plan
Cabinet meeting summary indicates allies accept The Hague arbitration for the Venezuelan dispute with President Roosevelt not acting as arbitrator. Castro reportedly agrees to submit differences to arbitration and negotiations focus on a protocol while Monroe Doctrine remains unthreatened. Two suspects, McCoy and Gutterman, arrested in a murder case linked to a roadside assault near Bainbridge.
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Hague International Tribunal
Worsetihire Witte
Associated Miss
Washington
Dew
Troosevelt
Pharae Teliumat
Prembers
Root
Ehiev
Corressoaidencv
Lomson
Berlin
Rome
Caracas
Roosevelt
Tay
Castello Venesvelt
Hague
Muropeai Pooers
Moosevelt
Whey
United States
Trackwalker Jacob Bostick Murdered in Pennsylvania
Jacob H. Bostick a Pennsylvania railroad trackwalker was found dead with unknown assassins suspected. The exclusive wire from Tao Associated Brew Lancaster reports the victim’s body discovered in December near the railroad line. Local authorities investigate the fatal incident as a shocking crime.
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Jacob Bostick
Lancaster
Jacob H. Bostick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Disappointment Felt in London Over Venezuelan Dispute
The Associated Press report from London notes cautious, lukewarm reception to Roosevelt’s decision not to arbitrate the Venezuela dispute. The Hague option is seen as likely to drift into endless talks, while most observers praise Roosevelt’s restraint amid the “sorry business.” The Daily News voices approval of reopening arbitration, while other papers attack Britain’s handling of the episode and American diplomacy.
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Toondon
Opp
Roosevelt
Hagia
Guistra
Hague
Taylor
Froone
Biel Hess
The
Daily News
Ammerican Poole
Daily Maid
Great Britain
Lorenzo Tries to Escape but Is Recaptured Aboard Bogota
Victorina Lorenzo, a noted Indian guerrilla leader, made a bold escape attempt aboard the Colombian cruiser Bogota yesterday but was recaptured and returned to the ship. The Bogota was off Cauca with more than 2000 government and former revolutionary troops aboard.
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Puna
Dow
Victordina Lorene
Bogota
Lewie
Lorenzo
Herrera
Rorce
Madelling
Department of Cauca
Archduke Ferdinand and Crown Princess Planned US Visit
Exclusive dispatch reports Archduke Ferdinand and the Crown Princess of Saxony with companions planning a trip to the United States. Authorities indicate a likelihood they may seek homes in Europe upon arrival, reflecting cautious interest in American society. External sources flag potential settlement near influential circles.
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America
Vienna
Archduke Ferdinand
Saxony
Europs
Lynched Man Misidentified In Kansas City Killing
Report says Joe Godley, brother of Montgomery Godley lynched yesterday, may have fired the killing shot. Joe was wounded and sought hiding in Welr City. Gus and Jeeta Godley jailed in Girard. mother sought medical aid for a neck wound, doctor refused to disclose Joe’s location.
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Tress
Fittebure
Kansne
Dew
Joe Godley
Montgomery Godley
Welr City
Ian
Hinkle
Godley Brothers
Joe
Gus
Jeeta
Girard
Thelie
Godley Boys
Eald
Fourteen Miners Buried as Wreck Claims Thanksgiving Deaths
A Colorado and Southern freight wreck near Trinidad Colorado left fourteen additional miners dead or missing. A single survivor died after extraction as the car was reduced to splinters. The group, all from chimps North of Trinidad, were en route to spend Christmas in Trinidad.
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Trinidad
Gale Lashes Denmark Christmas Night Damaging Property
A severe gale in Denmark on Christmas night and morning crippled street and telecommunication services. Copenhagen reports fatalities and injuries as ships dragged anchors, trolley lines toppled, and many buildings suffered partial or total ruin.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Danish
Sweden
Proviness
Piesgore
Tobinsen
Norwephin Burk G. S. Penns
Inventor Bell Denies Flying Machine Claim
Dr Alemandes Graham Bell returns to Washington from Cape Breton and refutes reports of inventing a flying machine. He says no machine exists but notes interest in a tying device that could function as a gliding craft with a kite setup, adding he has built a prototype but will not disclose details now.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Vie Ansochind Pres
Washington
Alemandes
Graham Bell
Juust
Cape Breton
Wil
Vanderbilt He Begins Best Day Since Illness
Dr. Austin Flint left the Vanderbilt residence tonight and stated Vanderbilt’s recovery progress shows improvement. The remarks reflect renewed hope as Vanderbilt undergoes convalescence.
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New York
Doe
Vanderbilt
Austin Flint
Flint
Giroone Proposes Policy Commission Appointment in New York
In an exclusive wire from Tn Anociated Pie New York Dec Sir Francisco Giroone the newly appointed policy commissioner announces tonight that he would petition his depution with Major Kbstein and Captain Piper for the commission approval.
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Pie
New York
Francisco Giroone
Seligman on Social Progress at American Societies Meeting
The American Historical Society and American Economic Association opened joint sessions in Philadelphia at Drexel Institute with Dr. Joseph Wharton welcoming attendees. Lively addresses by Captain A. T. Mahan and E R. Seligman discussed six factors shaping modern industrial society, arguing slavery is vanishing, industrial capital dominates, and democratic ideals advance alongside rising public opinion and social control.
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Philadelphia
American Historical Society
The
American Economic Association
Drexel Institute
Joseph Wharton
Bchool of Fringues
University of Pennsylvania
Bet
Aa. T. Mahan
United States Navy
Historical Society
BE. Or. Aa. Seligminen
Columbie University
Economic Association
Seligman
Lou
Idothia
Hans
Pouselle
Uie
Economic forces shaping a fairer industrial order
A discussion argues that modern industry will evolve toward shared prosperity through collective bargaining, greater monopoly oversight, and legislator action. It envisions a gradual rise of labor value, less barbarism, and a balanced national dividend across classes.
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Patna
Oglal
Chamberlain Arrives at Natal in Warm Welcome
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain landed at Durban on Goodhope after departing Portsmouth November 25. He urged conciliation with Dutch and British subjects, praised Lord Milner, and spoke of equality and mutual respect between races amid the Natal visit.
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Associated Press
Durban
Natal
Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Portsmouth
England
Goodhope
Lord Milner
South Africa
Vietor
Mr. Chamberlain
Sonu Litwind
Earthquakes Hit Turkeestan City Andijan Aftershocks Destructive
Enclusive Wire reports tremors in Andijan Turkeestan where 1500 houses were destroyed and residents live in railway cars. Committees list losses while guards monitor the line and the Andijan railway station nears collapse. Remaining dwellings are rapidly reconstructed for future use.
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Andijan
Agheubad
Amdijan
Campaign on Defiance and Mail Frauds Reported
Local postoffice reports a wave of letters from New York agencies claiming recipients owe large sums for jewelry. Many letters target dead or relocated individuals and threaten lawsuits, with postmen told to warn recipients the mail is part of a blackmail scheme.
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Deflanes
Dec
Moerehan
New York
W York
Peatottio
Marconi Receives Telegram On Wireless Success
A telegram reply to Marconi from the Italian minister of marine praises the cooperation and congratulates him on the successful achievement. The message, sent from Glace Bay, notes pride in arranging the official thanks and acknowledges the notable milestone in wireless communication.
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Bagluaire
Glace Bay
Dev. S
Marconi
Grant will filed for probate estate divided into four shares
Exclusive wire from The Associated Dion reports Mrs. Ulysses S Grant's will leaving her estate to four equal shares. General Fred D Grant named executor with trust for his family and heirs. Provisions allocate income to support Frederick D Grants family Ulysses S Grants family Jesse R Grants and Ellen W Sartoris with life interest for Ellen and remainder to her children. The will directs division of real estate valued at about 40000 dollars, securities 180000 dollars and furniture 4000 dollars. The memento from the Empress of Japan valued at a thousand years old is to go to the Museum of Art New York.
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Associated Dion
Washington
Ulysses
Grant
Japan
Museum of Arte
New York
Pred D. Grant
Register Dent
Mioney
Frederick D. Grant
Ulysses &. Grant
Jesse R. Grant
Ellen W. Sartoris
Knoxville Tests Commerce Law Complaint Against Railways
R W Austin of Live and Let Live Coal in Knoxville files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging Southern Railway discriminates against his coal business. He claims prices by Knoxville dealers are fixed in a price schedule and seeks an investigation to ensure sufficient rail cars and equal terms for competition with established dealers.
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Washington
R. W. Austin
Knoxville
Tenn
Live and Let Live Coal Company
Knoxville Women's Christian Association For the Poor
Inter-State Commerce Comission
Southern Railway
Austin
Jellico
House Boat Explosion on the Ohio River
An Austrian woman died and a man was killed when a powder explosion followed an attempt to start a fire on a house boat on the Ohio River. The woman was burned to death. her husband and several boarders escaped but others perished in the blast. An Austrian boarder, seeking money, returned after the initial blast and was killed by more powder stored on the boat.
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Heoubenville
Dee
Ohio River
Austilan
Thirteen deaths reported in river trade and politics
A chaotic telegraph dispatch reports the death of Dino, a thantic politician and assessor, at age 11 in Louisville. Captain W W O'Neill of Pittsburg to New Orleans died in Elisabeth Pennsylvania. Mary Hartwell Catherwood died at her Pittsburgh home. Captain Forse, veteran Ohio River engineer, died at his son in law’s residence after a long river career.
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Louisville
Dwlera
Fllaaboul
W. W. O' Nell
Marie Think
Pittsbuyeg
Pitttsburg
New Orlewins
Chictago
Law
Pittabure
O'Neil
Pittsburg
New Oorleasy
Elisabeth
Forse
George Hammond
Ohio River
Guam report cites dire finances and no copra exports
Commander Schroeder’s year end Guam report warns of strained island finances after Congress withheld requested funds. Exports total $85,649 while imports reach $395,165, with no copra exports and insufficient cocoa or coffee for home use. Recommendations include establishing an agricultural experimental station and codifying island laws.
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Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Washington
Seaton Schroeder
Guam
Navy Department
Congress
Schroeder
United States
United State
Ile
Tumon Bay
Pedro M. Duirte
Flo
Earnings of the Central of New Jersey
The Central Railroad of New Jersey reports November earnings at 8,1717? with net earnings up sharply by 120 percent from the prior November. For the five months ending in November, gross earnings rose while net earnings show a decline compared with the same period last year.
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Central OF New Jersey
Philadelpha
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Walt Met
Guard detail to accompany Machilay's tomb in Canton
Lieutenant Recow and Inglehart with two sergeants, four corporals and seventy privates of Company A, Third United States Infantry, depart Fort Thongs Ky for Canton Ohio to guard Presidente Machiles tomb. They will retrieve a detachment of the Fourteenth Infantry.
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Lieitenante
Inglehart
Third
United States Infantry
Fort Thongs
Canton
Presidente Machileys
Fourteenth Infantry
City Won't Issue Bonds for Cows for Poor
New York December 2 Mayor Lowto released an opinion by City Solicitor Rives stating the city charter forbids issuing bonds to buy cows for the worthy poor. The board of aldermen had earlier approved $230000 for the expenditure.
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New York
Lowto
Hight
Cration
Rives
Weather Forecast for Washington and Eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday continues unsettled with highs in the 40s to 50s in Washington and eastern Pennsylvania. Winds shift to a fresh north direction at night. Showers are possible, with cooler air arriving by Sunday.
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Washington
Dee
Pennsylvania
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