Venezuela To Submit Venezuelan Case to The Hague Tribunal
State Department authorizes Minister Bowen to draft the protocol for submitting the Venezuelan dispute to The Hague. President Castro is expected in Caracas as Bowen prepares to act as Venezuela's representative in Washington. Berlin notes Castro's response to reservations may delay the commission formation.
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Hague Tribunal
Washington
Associated Press
Castro
Bowen
London
Berlin
Rome
Vlaime
Hague
United States
Venezuela
Caracas
Howen
Tower
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Russell
Legation
Sldte
Caracus
Foreigon
von Richthofen
Castro de Vines
Forelen
Pennsylvania Promotions In Rail Appointments
J R Wood of Pennsy Railways announces a series of officer changes effective January 1. Calin Studds becomes assistant passenger agent succeeding W W Lord Jr, who moves to passenger agent for the middle division with J S Shoemaker transfers. Meger Yungmain succeeds Studds in Baltimore while Olin Studds moves to passenger agent of the southeastern district in Washington. Hugh Hasson Jr is acting passenger agent in Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
YJ. BR. Wood
Pennysysana Raiilywoad Company
Calin Studds
Ugent
W. W. Lord, Jr
Middle Division
J. S Shoemaker
Meger Yungmain
Baltimore
Olin Studds
Washington
Hugh Hasson, Jr
League war to be settled next week in Cincinnati
Exclusive AP report from Nashville says Terry Pulliam of the National League expects a fair adjustment between the National and American leagues in Cincinnati next week. He believes a quick agreement would restore the old order and greatly lift baseball nationwide.
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Nashvillen
Tenn
Dee
Terry Pulliam
National League of
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Pulliam
Ex-patrolman Bpeese jailed on forgery and fraud charges
Exclusive wire reports Harrisburg that ex patrolman Milton LD Bpeese was committed to jail in Carnale to answer charges of obtaining money under false pretenses impersonating an officer and forgery. He allegedly defrauded Mrs Bure Jvank and her daughter Mrs Sphrinson of New Cumberland of cash.
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Asociatud Rem
Harrisburg
Dec. Y
Milton LD
Bpeese
Carnale
Inlan
Bure Jvank
Mra. Sphrinson
New Cumberland
International Socialist Bureau Meets in Brussels
A secret session of the International Socialist bureau convened in Brussels this afternoon to discuss plausible outcomes of the economic war alleged to be waged by the United States against Europe. Resolutions to be published later were drafted.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Dee
International Socialist Bureau
United States
Europe
Love leads to suicide after obsession at Georgia party
A Christmas party in Lincoln County Georgia ends in tragedy as Chick Harris 36 shoots at Sallie Edmonds 18 wounding her then fatally shoots himself. Harris a married father of two left a note of elopement impossible before his death.
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Chick Harris
Salliymonds
Associated Prew
Washington
Sallie Sidmonds
Harris
Nat
English coal for America bought by U S ports plan
London reports 200000 tons of coal contracted for shipment from English, Scottish, and Welsh ports to eastern U S ports. Forty steamers have been chartered, with purchases and ship engagements ongoing for weeks. A noted hitch in U S coal strike arbitration prompted the move.
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London
Liverpool
United States
Bold Robbery of a Pawnshop in New York
A window at I. Simpson & Co on West 42d Street was smashed with a paving block and diamonds worth 10 000 stolen. A 19 year old Boston man calling himself William Madison was captured after a wild chase. he claimed poverty drove the act and later gave the name Angus W. McPherson, a hotel bellboy.
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Associated Press
New York
I. Simpson & Co
West 42d
Willam Madison
Boston
Madison
Angus W. McPherson
The New Maine Commissioned At League Island Yard
The Maine battleship was placed in commission at League Island navy yard. Captain Lentze will command her as she is prepared for quick deployment to the West Indies for maneuvers under Admiral Dewey. Sixty marines arrived from Washington as part of her crew, with a full complement of 6650 men planned.
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I'rosa
Philadelphia
Maine
League Itland Navy Yard
Lentze
Havana
West Indies
Dewey
Washington
Youth Dies in High Tension Wire Experiment
Doylestown Pennsylvania December 20 Frank Gous an 18 year old assistant at the Newton Electric Street Railway company stub power station at Bushington was instantly killed last evening while experimenting with a high tension wire. The full current of 6.0 volts passed through his body.
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Associated Press
Doylestown
Frank Gous
Newton Electrictreet Railway Company
Bushington
National Guard to Begin Privy Inspection in February
Adjutant General Stewart announced that the privy inspection date for the National Guard of Pennsylvania will begin in February, following today’s General orders as reported by Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press in Harrisburg.
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National Guard
Harrisburg
Stewart
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Morris & Company forms New Jersey meat trust
Articles filed with the New Jersey secretary of state incorporate Morris & Company with 3 000 000 capital stock and 400 per share value. The firm may buy cattle hogs and poultry to operate stockyards and packing houses. Incorporators include Albert Obydke Newell Lyon Thomas J Curran Philip Bromberg and John V Smith of Jersey City. The board can appoint an executive committee and set stockholder book inspection rules. Principal incorporators are Nelson Morris & Co. meat packers of Chicago.
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Trenton
N. J
Morris & Company
Albert Obydke
Newell Lyon
Thomas J. Curran
Philip Bromberg
John V
Psychology of the Labor Question at American Association meeting
Washington observers report Hon. Carroll D. Wright explaining that labor issues hinge on mental attitudes and fears, not just statistics. He cites mortgage motives to show the difference between appearances and underlying causes in labor conflicts.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Professor Hall
Carroll D. Wright
John Joseph Flather
Strelf
Ita
Award of Contract for Rapid Fire Cannon
The Army chief of ordnance awarded a contract to the Brown Begmental Wire Tube gun trustees for a rapid five six inch gun under a 41000 appropriation from the board of ordnance and fortification. The gun must achieve a muszic velocity of 3.40 foot seconds, ahead of existing army models by 0.0. This test aims to judge Brown wire gun viability for U S coast defenses following a May request to Congress for fifty rapid fire guns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chief of Ordnance
Army
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Secretary of War
Congress
Inquest Opens Into Grand Trunk Wreck Deaths
London Ontario December 2 The inquest into the Grand Trunk wreck at Wallstead began today at Wyoming. Victims' relatives await findings while hospital patients in Victoria are mostly recovering and doing well.
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Associated Press
London
Wallstead
Wyoming
Victoria Hospital
Durbar Opens in Splendor in Delhi Pageant
The viceroy Lord Curzon led a grand state entry into Delhi to inaugurate the durbar celebrating King Edward VII as Emperor of India. Elephants, royal processions, and hundreds of dignitaries highlighted the day as crowds gathered and salutes rang out. tomorrow includes the Indian Arts Exhibition.
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Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Edward
India
Lady Curzon
Duke of Connaught
Duchess of Connaught
Wisas
Nizan
Hyderabad
Maharajah
Travanccore
Lahore Gate
Carvacade
Jumma Masjid
Imperial Cadet Corps
AmaharajJahs
Sir Pertal Singh
Asia
Jummi Masjid
Lord Kitchener
Brillant
Moree
Matsral
Coronation Preparations for India Crown Event
Government emissaries have gathered precious objects and artisans offerings for a major upcoming coronation in India. The crowd will watch the viceroy and Lady Curzon on a state dais as proclamations are read, a royal salute fires, and troops are reviewed amid fireworks and receptions.
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Ita
India
Fourth Session of Economic Society Opens with Labor Discussio
Exclusive AP report from Philadelphia notes the fourth session of the American Economic Association focusing on organized labor. Henry White of the United Garment Workers delivers The Union Shop. Participants include Donnelly Carhart and Adler. John Mitchell sends regrets due to Mine Workers’ duties. Jeremiah W Jenks speaks on Currency Problems in the Orient.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Economic Association
Henry White
United Garment Workers of America
Samuel B. Donnelly
Typographical Union No. 6
New York
Hamilton Carhart
Detroit
John &. George
Northwestern University
Frank K. Foster
Boston
Massachusettts Federation of Labor
Simeon B. Chase
King Philip Mill
Fall River
Melville J. Ford
International Association of Machinists
Felix Adler
Columbia University
George Gunton
Institute of Social Economics
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Cornell University
Orient
Charles A. Conant
Morton Trust Company
G. Bruce Webster
Chartered Bank of India
Australia
China
Morocco Situation Is Not Hopeless
Madrid reports Premier Silvela says Tangier talks with Morocco’s foreign affairs minister show concern but not hopeless. Tangier says the defeat of the sultan’s troupe was due to a surprise, with no serious battle. Ships may be sent. troops move to Algeciras. warships dispatched from Malta and Gibraltar amid Moroccan tensions.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Silvela
Tangier
Foreign Affaira
Morocco
Sultan'sa Troupe
Morooca
Algeciras
Valetta
Island of Malta
Bucevhante
Admiral Walker
Algeria
Yungler
Deaths Of A Day Exclusive Wire From The Allcerated Prom
Hugenn Jones of the Hooker James Jewell Milling Co dies at Presbyterian hospital Elizabeth NS J Omaha Neb People John J Dickey Western Union Telegraph superintendent dies at his home from influenza that developed into pneumonia in what appears a sudden illness
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Prom
New York
Hugenn Jones
Hooker-James-Jewell Milling Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Eilzabeth
J. Omaha
Neb
Peo
John J. Dickey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Investigation finds no superior officer blamed in Wanstead accident
Mr. McGuigan of Grand Trunk says a snow storm caused the Wanstead to Watford wreck. He notes no superior officer is at fault and a telegraph order clearing occurred. claims losses may reach a quarter million as claims settle while engineer MacKenzie is exonerated. Public damages may total ten to fifteen thousand dollars in property. The No. 6 train left Niagara Falls at 4.25 pm and reached the tunnel at 9.25 pm after a seven hour duty period.
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Pres
Montreal
McGuigan
Grand Trunk Railway
Wanstead
Watford
King's Court
MacKenzie
MacGuigan
Niagara Falls
Davies Defers Anti-Trust Action Until Next Term
Albany attorney general Davies defers a decision on initiating action against Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron and others under the anti trust law. He cites coal strike unrest and urges postponement until after a presidential commission settles the dispute between operators and miners.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Ube
Davies
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
United States
Union Label Fad Sweeps Chicago Builders
Chicago workers push a campaign to tag every building material and furniture with a union label. Within three months carpets frames mirrors chairs doors bricks and doormats are expected to bear union-made tags.
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Chicago
Italian Claims Supervised by Minister at The Hague
The Italian minister at The Hague Chevalier Tuguani has been ordered to personally supervise the procedure for settling Italian claims against Venice before the International Peace Court at The Hague.
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Associated Press
Rome
The
Hague
Chevalier Tuguani
Veneausla
International Peace Court
President Sends New Year Wishes to Governor General
The governor general received a private telegram from the U S president conveying best wishes to him and Judy Minto for the New Year and expressing earnest hope for Canada’s welfare and prosperity from Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Ont
Governor
United States
Beat
Judy Minto
Canada
Debate Over Cuban Reciprocity Treaty Frays Senate Factional Lines
Opposition grows in the senate to ratifying the Cuban reciprocity treaty with two main camps. One opposes tariff tinkering, the other represents states fearing economic harm from concessions to Cuba. The president meets with senators, including Senator Scott, to push for ratification while avoiding tariff friction and broadening foreign concession expectations.
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Prem
Washington
Senate
Thi
Congress
United States
Germany
Uni
Benator Scott
Wes
Virginia
Garden Supply and Manufacturing Co chartered in Scranton
A new corporation, Garden Supply and Manufacturing Company, was chartered today by the state department in Scranton with a capital of $100,000. The filing appears on the exclusive wire from Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Amociated
Harrisburg
Dewoo
Garden Supply and Manufacturing Company of
Scranton
Weather data for December 29 missing key details
The fragmentary report lists high and low temperatures and humidity but contains many garbled words and missing values. It references December 29 with measurements on precipitation and hours but key figures are unreadable.
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania two-day outlook
A forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania on Tuesday and Wednesday calls for clearing skies on Tuesday and falling temperatures with light to moderate winds on both days.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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