Overtures fail and war now threatens
London reports two months of negotiations between Austria and Turkey have failed. Diplomats say a “Nalkan War Cloud” looms as Austria refuses any indemnity and Romaine remains silent on payments. Insurrections flare in parts of Natgarta amid oppression by Austrian garrison forces.
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President Roosevelt Mulls Pardon for Labor Leaders
Washington December 24 President Roosevelt, weighing appeals to prevent imprisonment of Banoul Lempers John Mitchell and Secretary Morrison, plans to review the contempt case with Attorney General Bonaparte. No public announcement until after the review. if the appeals fail he may pardon the defendants.
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Union Labor Rises Pay Against Decision
Washington dispatch reports labor unions rally to protest a court ruling. Samuel Gompers predicts Wright's decision will be reversed by the Court of Appeals. Unions plan meetings nationwide Sunday to adopt resolutions supporting the labor cause.
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Castro Is a Victim of the Big Stick
Washington reports Secretary Root announced the succency of Provident Moorevelt's second Latin American revolution. Diplomatic ties with Venezuela are claimed intact while the Panama Canal incident is said to have targeted Castro. The episode sparks speculation of revolutions amid amid student agitation in Caracas and whispers from Venezuelan officials.
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Lima fire devastates business district and stables
A midnight blaze in a Lima livery stable caused about 50000 in damage, destroying six dwellings a livery barn and 35 horses while threatening the town's business section. Volunteers and police responded as windows were broken and a cable to Washington triggered fears of wider unrest amid Caracas protests and mentions of U S naval ships.
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Burned to death at Bogert's Corner home
Sandusky dispatch reports Lertha Treas, 47, an invalid, burned to death in a fire that destroyed her Bogert's Corner residence early this morning. The blaze was discovered by a neighbor too late to save the occupant. A charred body was found in the cistern after the house burned. investigators suspect an overheated stove as the cause.
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Peter Claudles Sentenced to Life for Dynamiting Home
In Oakland on December 24, Peter Claudles was convicted of dynamiting the home of James Gallacher, a white man involved in graft in San Francisco, and was sentenced today to life imprisonment.
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Packers Probe Rift With Nelson Morris and Co
Chicago dispatch reports United States District Attorney Sims demanding books and documents for the grand jury. Nelson Morris and Co. refuse, with an ultimatum threatening action if the materials are not produced. A quiet probe of packing firms has been ongoing, with exposures expected soon.
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United States
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Nelson Morris and Company
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Swindlers Play on Tourists in Several Cities
New York dispatch reports police belief that a clever swindler ring operates across multiple cities in the West and Northeast posing as tourists with fake foreign notes. A man described as woolen attire is linked to the scheme and has swindled about $490,000.
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Hains Defense Gains Important Point
In the trial scene Dee 4 Catman Burn testified about finding a cartridge box in a carriage but a conflicting statement was not admitted. He recalled Thornton saying We have got him now, while under cross examination he became tangled and nearly broke down. Defense attorney McIntyre sought perjury charges. Justice Crane reserved judgment for later.
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Friends of Castro and Gomez Die in Riots
Berlin report says Castro will not block the new government and hopes for its success. In a clash between Gomez and Castro supporters, two anti Castro men were killed and about a hundred wounded. The US Dolphin arrived at Willemstad with troops preventing greater bloodshed. The Hague news notes the ex foreign minister of Venezuela seeking settlement with Holland for the new government. Castro’s supporters vow to rally to regain leadership.
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Cars Collide in downtown Cleveland injuring four
In downtown Cleveland this morning two street cars crashed causing four men to be seriously injured and others cut by flying glass. Windows shattered and the exterior of one car demolished in the collision.
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Brokers Suspended by New York Exchange for Three Years
The Marshall Spadey Co., a major stock brokerage firm, was suspended for three years from the New York Stock Exchange on December 24. The action followed an announcement that the firm conducted business in a manner inconsistent with justice and equitable trading practices. The firm appeared financially sound.
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New York Exchange
Fire destroys large refinement house in New York
A fire early today in New York consumed a large refinery house causing about 150 000 dollars in damage. One man was burned to death in the blaze.
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Governor Harris to Issue Requisition for Murderer
Columbus dispatch reports Governor Harrie will issue a requisition on the Pennsylvania governor for Ray Conners wanted in Philadelphia. Conners is charged with killing and robbing a young Pennsylvania Chinaman, last seen in San Francisco. Ate Ruef appeared for sentence as the judge postponed pronouncement.
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Pennsylvania
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Ate Ruef
Daugherty Withdraws From Senate Race in Columbus
In Columbus on December 21 Harry M. Daugherty denies responsibility for a petition circulating in support of his senatorial bid. The race features Sutton and Taft with Reed predicting an upset. Politicians depart Columbus for Christmas as debate heats up over a Republican caucus and Burton Taft clashes loom.
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