Britain mulls serious reprisals against Venezuela over Fantome incident
London reports Britain and Germany may act jointly in response to Venezuela after the Fantome entered the Orinoco despite the blockade. Washington is not seen as intervening, while Caracas protests are viewed as attempts to derail pressure and reparations for British subjects. A German squadron in the Caribbean could link to possible joint action.
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Castro
Orinoco River
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Venezuela
Germany
Berlin
United States
Veneszuela
Bowen
Caracas
Orinocce
Foreign Office
Caracus
Caribbean Sea
Cw .Aany
El Paso Exhume Hints at Mysterious Death Case
Authorities reach El Paso to examine a coffin and explosive wire evidence linked to a boarding party story. A man named Mitchell, who died mysteriously in Chihuahua after alleged jailhouse fraud against a New York life insurer, was exhumed. The body showed signs of struggle with a gaping mouth and arms raised.
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Fil Paso
Texas
Mitchell
Chihuahua
Mexico
New York Life Insurance
Tiive Deen
Dynamiting Outrage in Mahanoy City Coal Region
An early morning dynamiting attack in Mahanoy City destroyed the front of Christopher Portland's saloon and damaged adjoining buildings. Portland, his family, and others narrowly escaped serious injury as the blast scattered debris. two Portland sons, non union workers during the strike, were among those affected.
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Mahanoy City
Christopher Portland
Portland
Point Loma Row Sees Cuban Visitors in Controversy Turn
Emile Bapendi mayor of Bantigo de Cuba and Senator Ortian publisher of Cuban Libre arrived in San Diego at the request of Katherine Tingley. They will travel to Washington to present their views to officials. Commissioner Sargent delayed their departure for discussion during a conference last night.
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Pres
San Diego
Cal
Point Lane Brotherhood Echoe
Emile Bapendi
Bantigo de Cuba
Senor Ortian
Ee! Cuban Libre
Katherine Tingley
Cuba
Py. Lopega Fn
Alves
Tingley
Unclear Shipping Report From Proluctive Wine Dated Nov 23
The item lists arrivals and travels of vessels including Umbria from New York via Queenstown to Georgia New York and Columbia New York moving toward Glasgow and Cherbourg with several ports shown. The text is fragmented and contains numerous misspellings and garbled place names.
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Liverpool
Umbria
New York
Queenstown
Georgia
Maeville
Columbia
Glasgow
Plymouth
Bluecher
Cherbourg
Hamburg
General Vargas Santos Praises Panama Peace Treaty
General Vargas Santos, Colombian revolutionary military director, sends a message to General Herrera expressing hope that the peace treaty guarantees liberal rights. He aims for fair representation, independent judiciary, free press, and education aligned with parental wishes, noting public treasury abuses. Santos, age 72, remains energetic and cautious about future moves after receiving many congratulatory telegrams.
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San Juan
Costa Rica
Vargas Santos
General Herrera
Panama
General Santos
Congress
Justice Peckham Declines Candidacy For Governor
Albany official says Justice Peckham of the U S Supreme Court was offered the governor nomination by Hill but declined to be a candidate for political office citing personal reasons He told the Associated Press he would not permit further discussion of the matter and kept his decision private.
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Associated Press
New York
W. Rice
Albany
United States
Civil Services
Clevelind
Juathee KR. W. Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Justice Peckham
Pui
New York State
Justice Peckhan
Peckham
Water Cleared at Stanton Mine Ready to Resume Operations
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes-Barre notes the Stanton mine of Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co has been dewatered after floods in March and a strike delayed pumping. After hiring a large force of experienced workers, pumping completed and 700 miners await restart, with daily output expected to rise by about 1000 tons.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stanton
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Telluride Miners Condemn Mining Boss Assassination
The Telluride Miners' Union adopts resolutions condemning the assassination of Arthur L. Colling, general manager of the Boltuggler-Union Mining company. The union calls the act cowardly and opposed to union policy and unity.
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Tellurida
Cal
Telluride Miners’ Union
Arthur L. Colling
Boltuggler-Union Mining Company
Avivit
MacVeagh Details 10 Percent Wage Offer By Rail Firms
Wayie MacVeagh explains ongoing efforts to settle the coal industry dispute between anthracite companies and miners. He notes that railroad corporations offered a ten percent wage increase, sparking initial optimism for broader agreement. He describes meetings with Mr Mitchell and Mr Thomas and the formation of a proposed basis for negotiations with other parties.
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Pres
Philadelphia
Wc Ledger
Wayie MacVeagh
MuncVeagh
Penhway
Mitters
Lb. Thomas
Thomas
President Eliot Praises Labor Unions in Harvard Address
Harvard President Eliot argues unions aid humane employment and uplift workers through wage growth, stable jobs, home formation, pension security, and respected service. He credits unions for mitigating factory ills while noting evils like apprentice limits and uniform wages, urging arbitration and cooperative labor capital relations.
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Cambridge
Mass
Colonial Club
Eliot
Harvard
Harvard University
Caphail
GGL
Krupp Will and Death Rise From Berlin Tragedy
Exclusive AP report reviews Krupp death amid doctors' statements and Krupp health history. It notes his social schemes for labor colonies, large housing ventures, generous insurance contributions, and autocratic management.
Deaths of a Day. Major Walter Reid dies in Washington
Major Walter Reid of the Surgeon General’s department dies in Washington. He led yellow fever investigations at Havena and helped establish that the disease is transmitted by mosquitoes. Also, prominent merchant Mast Cushing dies at about the age of years, long involved with a bookselling and stationery business and former president of the Maryland Academy of Arts and Designs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter Reid
Surgeon Generals Department of the Arms
Rell
Havena
Ralihnery
Cushing
Ad Stitionery Disineke
Hoe
Maryland Academy of Arts and Designs
Election returns show Socialist vote by state totals
By Inclusive Wire from The Associated Press, Girard, Nev. The Appeal to Reason notes the canvass shows Socialist support in the United States from the recent election. Key measures and state totals are reported, highlighting regional variations in the Socialist vote.
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Girard
Wan
Nev
Dé Aii
Amputated Press Report On Baltimore Fire Loss
Exclusive wire from The Amputated Press notes a November blaze in Baltimore damaged building and stock by about 20000 dollars. The Gans Brothers store was fully insured and the fire’s origin is listed as unknown.
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Baltimore
Nov
Umbrolla Mn
Gans Bros
District Attorney Prepares Trial Lists for Two Weeks’ Terms
District Attorney William R. Lewis has prepared the trial lists for the two weeks’ term opening Monday December 1 and the special term starting December 1. The first case covers Thomas Pristogh Harry Simrach and Harry Shubach charged with murder of James Winston an heir of Olyphant. The Scranton FinniWbel case heads day two with many Municipal league cases listed for trial including Anthony Dunieavy for perjury. Vlaidislaw Knostanowiles is at the head of week two for a July 1901 North Scranton killing. In total 04 cases for regular term and 172 for the special term with many breaches of the peace tied to the coal strike.
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Willian R. Lewis
Criminal Court
Thomas Pristogh
Harry Simrach
Harry Shubach
James Winston
Olyphant
Scranton-FinniWbel
Municipal League
Anthony Dunieavy
Vlaidislaw Knostanowiles
North
Scranton
Detroit
Yale Is Again the Football Champion
Yale defeats Harvard 23 to 0 before 28000 fans at Yale Field securing the 1902 football title after a decisive victory. Yale scored four touchdowns and three goals while Harvard failed to break through Yale’s defense with two near scoring chances.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
Marshall
Cambridge
Thearvard
Violent Riots Break Out at Tours Music Hall
A disturbance in Tours France began when a performer sang anti military songs. Offic ers from the garrison in mufti were pelted while in the stalls and galleries. A free fight followed on the hall floor before police cleared the crowd and restored order.
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Beachalve
Associated Press
Tours
France
Abugir
Workman Dies After Derricked Building Collapse
Stephen Meap of 18 Beech Street died at Lackawanna Hospital after a wooden blacksmith shop being moved by a derrick at Cannon Ball Road toppled, burying him. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. He was married with several children.
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Stephen Meap
Beech Street
Cannon Ball Road
Lackawanna Hospital
Sivnking Reap
Tila
Train Channel Washes Earth on Lehigh Valley Line
An accident on the Bowman's Creek branch of the Lehigh Valley railroad near Wilkes-Barre covered tracks with about two feet of earth and rock. A large work force labored through the day, and by nightfall the line remained blocked awaiting clearance and repairs.
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Wilkes-Barre
Bowman's Creek
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Howe
Bon Tire
Independents appoint to press amicable coal pact
About twenty eight Independent operators from the anthracite region meet in Scranton to send a committee to New York. They seek an understanding with major coal companies for an amicable settlement of the strike, aiming to secure concessions on freight rates and wages to allow independents to join any settlement.
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Connell Building
New York
W. T. Connell
Green Ridge Coal Company
Scranton
Enterprise Coal Company
Shamokin
J. J. Cake
Clear Spring Coal Company
Raub Coal Company
Pittston
J. L. Crawford
People's Coal Company
C. LD. Simpson
West End Coal Company
FE. B. Sturges
Pine Hilloal Company
Pine Hil
Hon
W. W. Watson
Mt. Jessup Coal Company
Moosic Mountain Coal Company
Reynolds
Wyoming Coal and Land Company
Joseph J. Jermyn
Jermyn & Co
Simpsom
Trme
Coal Road
Curriers
Clarence
Darrow
Ira H. Burns
Jermyn
Muitiog
Hown
Waonarn
Darrow and
MacVeagh
Tribune
Weather forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania region
Forecast calls for warmer conditions in Washington and nearby areas with higher temperatures on Monday and Tuesday. Light southwest to south winds accompany the mild spell as the region experiences a brief stretch of pleasant weather.
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Madais
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