Settlement Talks with Venezuela Raise Global Tensions
London reports outline steps toward settling foreign claims against Venezuela with a unified security base. President Castro allegedly sent a secret delegation to Europe to push a feasible financial settlement, while the United States readiness to respond could shape final terms. Paris notes French participation not yet decided as Britain and Germany press a plan. Separately, the steamer Silvanus Macy is believed lost with fourteen crew after unknown cause near Lak frie.
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London
Associated Press
Venezuela
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Choate Jo Jus
Washington
Europe
Caracas
State Department
Castro
Caracts
Veneguesi
Iis
Venezuel
Tuye
Great Breitain
Paria
Lkely
Detroit
C. Ralph
Silvanus
Macy
Lak Frie
Ralph
James Gotham
Mabel Wilson
Macy's Consort
Amherstburg
Wilson
Croker Is Dismissed as New York Fire Chief
Edward F. Croker, chief of the New York fire department, was found guilty on charges including failure to enforce law and improper use of public property and was dismissed from service to take effect December 1. Mayor Low supported the commissioner’s ruling stating the process was fair and in line with the charter.
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New York
Edward F. Croker
Fire Department
Sturgis
Croker
Park Avenue Hotel
Stuveis
Low
Hii
le Moettiou
Fot
Edward Pp, Croker
Richard Croker
Hugh Bonner
National Association of Fire Whiers
Charles D. Purroy
Henry D. Purroy
Tragic Gas Death In Albany Hotel Victims Hogebooms
Exclusive wire reports William and Martha Hogeboom aged about 60 were found dead in an Albany hotel room from illuminating gas exposure last night. The couple, residents of East Coblonville, arrived to visit two sons and their daughter-in-law who were to be released today from Albany county penitentiary after a six month term for burglary and larceny.
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Associated Prins
Albany
William
Martha Hogeboom
East Coblonville
Thiry City
Albany County
Robbers Loot New Brighton Post Office Vault
In Beaver Falls, Pa a post office at New Brighton was robbed last night. Thieves blew the vault with glycerine and stole stamps and several hundred dollars. No clues at present.
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Associated
Prove
Beaver Fille
New Brighton
Judge Mitchell Resigns from Wellsboro Superior Court
A Harrisburg dispatch reports Judge Mitchell of Wellsboro resigns under the state retirement act. Governor Stone will accept the retirement. the term ends in 110 days. He is the first judge in the state to retire under the act. A medical commission found he cannot resume duties. The governor did not name a replacement.
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Harrisburg
Mitchell
Wellsboro
Superior Court
Stone
A Mitchell
Lils
Obituary notices from various towns report multiple deaths
Inclusive Wire AP says many individuals died, including Dr Joseph Marker insulator of the Chiy temple who had been seriously ill and died at Lowlock. Hannah Young widow of Joseph Youtur died suddenly in Allentown. Kate Vanne a 14 year old colored woman died in Newton. Rev Samuel W Mills BD a prominent Reformed church clergyman died in Port Jervis aged 83 after Rutgers and New Brunswick seminary training.
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Associated Press
London
Joseph Marker
Lowlock
Allentown
Hannah Young
Joseph Youtur
Abraham Blumer
Zion's Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Jy 1-H
John Javol Mickley
Newton
Kan
Kate Vanne
Ape
Middletown
Samuel W. Mills
Reformed Church
Port Jervis
Rutgers College
Irs
The
Theological Seminary of
New Brunswick
N. J
Narrow escape as chicken bone choking nearly kills Charles Albert
Special to the Scranton Tribune Stroudsburg Pa. A Thanksgiving supper nearly ends in tragedy for Charles Albert when a three quarter inch bone lodges in his windpipe. Attempts to remove it fail until his wife finally extracts the instrument as a physician arrives to aid breathing.
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Charles Albert
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Albert
Noth
Macedonians Tortured by Ottoman forces in ongoing crackdown
Exclusive AP report from London cites Constantinople advices dated November 24 noting Turkish authorities use brutal methods against Macedonian peasants. Victims include beaten, hanged by heels, and subjected to boiling eggs. priests targeted. plunder and coercion rise as winter sets in.
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London
Constantinople
Porte
Philadelphia Arrests Illegal Raid Discharges Nine Women
Judge Audenfeld discharged Louis Zimmerman and nine women captured in the raid on disorderly houses. Arrests were deemed illegal as warrants lacked names, halting prosecutions and prompting critique of irregular police enforcement. Zimmerman allegedly ran a disreputable resort.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Nouv
Audenfeld
Louis Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Thrne
Increased grain freight tariff announced to New York
Exclusive Washington report states the Interstate Commerce Commission today approved a two and a half cent per hundred weight increase in grain tariffs from Chicago to New York. The new basis applies to east bound routes from Chicago and other points east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio, typically effective after Great Lakes navigation ends.
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Washington
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ines
Chicago
Mississippus River
Ohio
Great Lakes
Deadly pistol duel in Armourdute over Mabel Randall
Exclusive wire report from Armourdute Kansas describes a pistol duel between Ernest Danine and Charles W Tucker over Mabel Randall. Danine was mortally wounded and returned fire, fatally wounding Tucker, who was alive after the shooting. An earlier confrontation occurred on the street when Tucker fired on Jim, who returned fire while wounded.
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Associated Meal
Kansas City
Nov
Armourdute
Kan
Meir
Ernest Danine
Charles W. Tucker
Cn Woyes
Mabel Randall
Waltres
Danine
Tucker
Tucker Ia
Damas
Jim
Football victim dies after game injury in Chester
Charles Carr a 18 year old colored youth from Philadelphia died at Chester County Hospital from injuries sustained during a football game yesterday. He was knocked unconscious in a mass play and later died.
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West Chester
Pia
Charles Carr
Philadelphia
Chester County Hospital
Carr
Sugar House Burns in New Orleans Blaze
A grand sugar house at Lilintm Lu formerly owned by John A Morris and now owned by Charles A Farwell and others burned early today. The sugar house and its products suffered a loss of 109000 dollars while insurance stood at 65000.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Lilintm
John A. Morris
Charles A. Farwell
Navy Training Era Drives Modern Sea Power
The 1902 Navy Department report notes an era of training across the service. It highlights schools of instruction at Newport and Portsmouth, the Torpedo School at Newport, and the Naval War College, plus emphasis on manning, gunnery, machinery, and ship operations to ensure readiness for war and harmony across branches.
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Associated Prem
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Moody
Stuations
Wil
Marine Corps
Thiat
Vraft
Newport
Navy Yrds
Portsmouth
New York
Medical Museum
Naval War College
Department
Congress
Kelly Arrested in Philadelphia After Missouri Bribery Case
Charles F. Kelly former speaker of the St. Louis house of delegates was arrested in Philadelphia after arriving from New York. He admitted identity and awaited a hearing with doctors reporting he hoped to return to St. Louis following the death of his eleven year old son. He denied flight and claimed he traveled for Europe.
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Philadelphia
Charles F. Kelly
St. Louis
Detective Bureau
Central
Rochersperger
Missouri
Kelly
Kiely
Charles FP. Kelly
House of Delegates
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Tate
St. Louisan
Nelly
Broad Street
Europe
Ireland
Naples
Paris
Tene den
Berlin
Dublin
Killarney
John L. Sullivan Files Bankruptcy Petition
From The Anointed Presa New York Nov 24 John L Sullivan former world heavyweight champ led a bankruptcy petition in the United States district court. He states his assets consist mainly of clothing and household wear valuing under debts and obligations.
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Presa
New York
John L. Sullivan
Digteles
State reports strong fiscal year results
The Associated Press from Harrisburg reports the state’s revenues for the past twelve months meet a prosperous fiscal year. Expenditures are noted as manageable, with the year ending Sunday marking one of the most prosperous periods in state history.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Wharfed news string connects ports and cities abroad
An AP exclusive wire from New York lists a string of ports and cities including Rotterdam Kivurla Liverpool Khroopkind Antwerp Queenslown and Liteanka with mentions of New York and Cymrle. The fragmented text notes arrivals and transitions across international hubs.
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Associated Press
New York
Polythin
Rotterdam
Kivurla
Liverpool
Khroopkind
Antwerp
Queenslown-aArvistd
Liteanka
Cymrle
Scranton Singers at Hoboken and Mine Strike News
A dispatch from Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers pledge over 2 million dollars to the strike. At the national convention in January Secretary Wilson will present the funds total and outline the new referendum based leadership. Assessments for the strike ceased on November 15.
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Associated Prep
Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
Mitchell
Lewis
W. D Ryan
Villiels Miners
J. P. Reese
Iowa Miners
Mr. Lewis
Quarantine Against American Livestock Stirring Liverpool
A U S department of agriculture notice bans export of cattle and sheep from New England states and Boston until further orders. Liverpool traders fear broader measures may raise meat prices as ships from Boston face quarantine and delayed discharge. The steamer Sachem arrived with cattle and sheep but was not allowed to unload and will be re examined after 48 hours.
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Associated Prose
London
United States Department of Agriculture
New England States
Boston
Liverpool
Mercy Dock Board
Gsllughter
Birkenhead
Lalages
United States
Board of Agriculture
Sachem
Loston
Governor Tamayo Designation Fallout In Cuba Cabinet Crisis
Exclusive dispatch reports Governor Tamayo resigning as Secretary of Instruction with Yero set to interim in the vacant post. President Palma’s cabinet meeting, amid nationalist pressure, signals tension as Republicans cheer the move and strike outcomes spark theater of political friction in Havana.
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Havana
Travang
Palma
Tamayeo
Yero
Patio
Tamaya
Nationalist
Niu Uoni
Miamielniel Party
O'Marrell
Te Menieve Vetiung
Ie Myor Ghd
O'Marell
Exclusive wine and shootings in Kiinsus City and Oxford
A garbled report notes a Nov 2 incident in Kiinsus City where an individual was shot and killed during a hunt. It mentions another shooting near Oxford and a third fatality at Dollie ville with a gun discharge while handling a firearm.
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Assouda Todd Pines
Kiinsus City
Honold
Dollieville
Kom
Supreme Court Rules Inheritance Law Invalid
The Supreme Court on November 2 overruled a probate court decision from Ramey County, finding the inheritance law unconstitutional. The ruling upholds no prior probate ruling and affects succession procedures in the county.
Pensions Granted To Several Named Citizens
By Exclusive Wine from The Associated Prim Washington November 28. Pensions granted to John Carey of Bhickshining ten dollars John W Kleintob of Hluntington Mills a William G Moore of Lackawanna thirteen Hoare E Herrinton wide of Dale ville dollars
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Associated Prim. Washington
John Carey
Bhickshining
John W. Kleintob
Hluntington Mills
William G. Moore
Lackawanna
Hoare E. Herrinton
Daleville
Scranton Singers Eye Three Big Prizes in Brooklyn
Five hundred Scrantonians travel for the Arion society singing festival prizes. The Scranton United Choral society and others rehearse at Hoboken venues with head coach Watkins confident three top prizes will come, or at least one chorus will excel. The group praises the organizers led by Chairman David Pritchard for generous arrangements.
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Scranton
New York
Scrantonians
Arion Society
Strooklyn
Scranton United Choral Society
Lackawanna
Meyer, Bust and Nabreli
Hoboken
Arion Hall
Brooklyn
Watkins
Hayden Evang
Armory
Society
David Pritchard
Ality
Indians Meet President After Carlisle Football Victory
President Roosevelt received Carlisle Indian School football players in Washington after their win over Georgetown. He spoke to each player, asking about tribal chiefs and history, and commented that the Carlisle team performed well, noting their strong showing against Yale in prior days.
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Washington
Wav
Roosevelt
Carlisle
Yale
Saatlinr
Wsquimau
Tine
Corbett McGovern Fight Proposal Reported
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press San Francisco reports B Morrin Lavy of the Plages Valley Athletic Club sent a certified check for 5000 dollars to J R McLean of Cincinnati as a guarantee to stage the Corbett McGovern bout. The proposed fight would be held in this city around Christina.
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San Francisco
Morrin Lavy
Plages Valley Athletic Club
Todiy
J. Ro McLean
Cincinnati
Christina
Postwar Trade Hurdles Hit Welsh Cowl Shipments
Exclusive wire reports Welsh cowl ordered during the strike for merchants is being moved up the Lawrence River toward western points. Dealers press to seal the deal, with prices around twenty percent.
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Presa
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Be Lawrence
Unclear Weather Report Fragment From Tlighert Area
Weather data fragment shows temperature around U0 degrees and relative humidity near 64 percent with 4 hour precipitation ending. Reading is garbled but indicates modest precipitation and humidity levels for the Tlighert region.
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Tlighert
Weather forecast for Baturday in Eastern Peniesula Vale
The reading shows an forecast noting increasing cloudiness in the afternoon and warmer conditions on Sunday. Northwest winds are expected to diminish.
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Wasingtu
Baturday
Peniesula
Vale
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