Roosevelt declines participation in arbitration on Venezuelan claims
President Roosevelt refuses to join the allied powers in arbitration over preferred treatment for claims against Venezuela. The move shifts the matter toward The Hague via protocol and outlines initial cash payments of five thousand seven hundred pounds to each allied power with a mixed administration plan for collections.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Allign Powers
Venezuela
Ree
Thiteh
Bowen
Hague
la Guayra
Poto Cabello
Great
Nine in a Collapse at Buffalo Tannery Plant
A collapse during demolition at a Buffalo tannery burying workers left three dead Frank Peluci Adam Herzog and an unidentified man. Three others were missing John Newman Michael Heecker and Frank H Gong with several injured including Charles Pagel Eugene Higgins blamed disobeying orders about weak archways.
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Buffalo
Frank Peluci
Adam Herzog
John Newman
Michael Heecker
Frank H. Gong
Frederick Parker
Ambrose Mohr
Charles Pagel
Eugene Higgins
Vigorous vitality in trade despite transportation limits
New York February 7 R G Dun Co Weekly Review of Trade notes vigorous vitality in trade and industry despite overtired and inadequate transportation facilities. Labor disputes are more burdensome.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Mystery of Mrs Horton case shocks Springfield grand jury
Springfield reports reveal an indictment accusing Mrs. Luther Horton of attempting to kill herself husband by slashing her throat from ear to ear. Samuel Smith testified he found Horton wounded in the dining room with a nine inch butcher knife nearby and Mrs Horton accusing her husband before authorities. Horton denies the charge insisting the injury was self inflicted.
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Springfield
Ill
Luther Horton
Modesto
Maconpin County
Mia. Thorton
Samuel Smith
Grand Jury
Smith
Mrs. Horton
Senate Delays Isthmian Canal Talk as Doors Close
Washington february seventh. The senate halted open debate on the isthmian canal with Cullom moving to close the doors after Morgan spoke. Kean continued on the state hoot bill. The session adjourned in memory of Representative Moody who died Thursday. In the house general debate on the anti trust bill ended before six after starting at ten.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Keon
Reapen
Moody
Educators and businessmen discuss higher commercial education
In Ann Arbor on February 7 the convention opened with papers from notable educators. Speakers included Professor W. A. Scott of Wisconsin, Principal Chessman A. Herrick of Philadelphia Central High, and Professor B. E. Jones of Michigan, among others.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
W. A. Scott
Universit of Wisconsin
Chessman A. Herrick
Central High School of Philadelphia
BE. D. Jones
University of Michigan
Wisconsin Senate considers woman suffrage bill action
A Wisconsin senate debate centers on a woman suffrage bill aiming to submit the issue to a state wide vote at the next general election. Support from women’s clubs statewide expected to pressure passage.
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Madison, Wis
Wilsconsin Senate
Coroner rules accidental death of baritone William Paul
The coroner yesterday ruled William Paul of the Castle Squire Opera company died from accidental fall from a sixth story window at the Southern hotel on Thursday.
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St. Louis
Pel
William Paul
Castle Squire Opera Company
Southern
Labor unions seek merger of Iron Moulders and Caremakers unions
A proposal to unite the Iron Moulders' Union of North America and the International Caremakers' Union has been submitted to locals of both organizations for consideration.
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Pittsburg
Iron Moulders’ Union of North America
International Caremakers’ Union
Notable Western News Roundup From Feb Seventh Headlines
Salt Lake City reports Senator can non in serious condition after appendix operation. Ex senator brown jailed for contempt over divorce alimony. Adelina Patti signs sixty America concerts starting Nov 3. Philadelphia sees Hardie Henderson killed by trolley. Oberlin College receives anonymous 50 000 gift. Moody accepts Hobson resignation. St Johns harbor iced in. Russia imposes Finland military duty penalties. Kruger health rumors debunked by dispatch. Lancet warns on quick lunch counter.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Frank J. Cannon
Brown
Utah
Adelina Patti
America
Hardie Henderson
Philadelphia
Oberlin College
Moody
Hobson
St. John’s
Czar
Kruger
Mentone
London Lancet
United
Domestic commerce shows hog and cattle trends across major markets
The December summary from the Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports cattle receipts at Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis and St Joseph totaling 7 710 550 head for the last year down from 7 824 400 in 1901 and 6 2?00 head in 1900 Hog movements reach 12 400 14 014 head in 1902 with large shifts in local consumption feeder shipments and rail traffic across the five markets.
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Washington
Pet
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Chicago
Kansas City
Onala
St. Lou
St. Joseph
Kaneas City
SRR
Great Lakes
North Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Supreme Court rules on ticket forfeit in Milwaukee case
The town Supreme Court decides a rail company may refuse to redeem tickets with forfeit to the purchaser but finds J. Jolly of Rand on acted in bad faith seeking the $100 forfeit after buying tickets to demand redemption failure. Also reports include Rosenbloom jailed for contempt over alimony and Augusta Auckshank winning damages in a knee treatment case.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
J. Jolly
Rand
Milwaukee Road
Jolly
City in Mourning After Fire Chief Foley Dies
Milwaukee mayor David Rose issued a proclamation announcing the death of Fire Chief James Foley and three other firefighters. City offices closed from noon yesterday to noon Monday, flags lowered to half staff, and mourning drapes hung at all engine houses for thirty days. Funeral services were held today with wide civic attendance.
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Milwaukee
David Rose
James Foley
Luckness
Foley
Senate balks at ratifying Aisekan Reondary Treaty
President Roosevelt held talks with key senators as opposition to the Aisekan secondary treaty grows. Senate leaders report broad regional opposition from Northwestern and Middle Western states, signaling little chance of ratification this session.
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Senate
Hoy
Color Line Incident Shocks Indiana Labor Meeting
Two colored delegates to the International Association of Building Laborers convention in Fort Wayne were refused dinner at a local restaurant. They were seated at another restaurant with white delegates. President Gilmore vows to raise the incident with city labor, as the two week convention draws attendees from Colorado Texas Massachusetts and Canada.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
International Association of Building Laborers
Gilmore
Organized Labor
Colorado
Texas
Massqehneet
Canada
Representative Moody Dies in Waynesville At Home
Asheville district representative J. M. Moody died of congestion of the lungs at his Waynesville home yesterday morning. He had been ill for several weeks after being taken to Washington and returned home only a few days ago.
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Hay
Bowen
Grippe
Baron Sternburg
Asheville
J. M. Moody
Waynesville
Washington
Governor decries dancing and theaters as social ills
Nebraska Governor Mickey denounces popular amusements at the state convention of the board of charities and corrections. He says theory neglects practical life and blasts claims that foreign born citizens feed crime, declaring dances and cards as breeding disaster for future generations.
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Lincoln
Chicago and South Shore Rly raises wages 15 percent
The Chicago and South Shore Railway company serving Laporte to Michigan City announced a 15 percent wage increase for conductors and motormen effective February 1.
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Laporte, Ltd
Chicago and South Shore Railway Company
Laporte
Michigan City
Fishermen's fate after Sag bay storm near Bay City
Bay City reports on the February 7 storm in Saginaw bay where only Wm Hall and a few others surfaced. Hall says those on the ice when the storm hit likely reached shore. five others allegedly stranded remain unaccounted for.
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Bay City
Mich
Hall
Saginaw Bay
Markets Report Prices and Receipts Across Livestock and Grain
Bone estimated receipts 26,000 in cattle pigs and sheep at Chicas with varied bid ranges for packing and beef. East Buffalo quotes show strong cattle receipts and mixed hog demand with steady to firm grain prices across wheat rye barley and corn in several markets. St Louis and Milwaukee summaries include higher wheat and steady rye with general market activity noted in grains and calf prices.
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Cade
Texas
East Buffalo
G. Dunning & Stevens
Btook Commission
N. Y
Syrone
Milwaukee
Wis
Toledo
Elevators Idle as Chicago Building Workers Strike
Tenants in fifteen Chicago office buildings face possible heat from a coal delivery stoppage after a one half coal allotment reached some sites. Coal Teamsters union officials urged drivers to move on, with pickets at Martian Street behind the Pontiae building. Janitors and elevator men demand $2.00 monthly for janitors and $5.50 for elevator workers, nine hour day, overtime, and Sunday pay, threatening a protracted dispute unless owners resume negotiations.
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Iron and Steel
United States
Canada
Chicago
Med
Owins
Mulon
Calumet
LaSalle Street
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Martian Street
Ponthae
Dearborn Street
Joe Cote
Qesserant
Coal Teaneters
Anion
Leo
Genecation
Tlelt
Hha
Charles de Phetdetack
Inet
Miners and Operators Close Session Over Wages Differential
The miners and operators held a closed executives session to decide on wage demands, with discretionary power granted and no longer insisting on the convention’s differential position. They favor a partial wage rise for plek miners and inside day laborers and a larger rise for drivers, signaling a settlement near.
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Indianapolis
Pel. T
Plek
Hanged man in Augusta. Jamaica quake. London death. bottle contract
Miles Johnson, a colored man, was hanged at Augusta for assaulting a white woman. A severe earthquake was felt in western Jamaica on Thursday night. Lady Henry Chordon-Lennox died in London after a long illness. William Laraban & Son of Baltimore awarded a Pittsburg firm a contract to furnish 50 000 gross of bottles.
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Miles Johnson
Augusta
Jamaica
Henry Chordon-Lennox
London
William Laraban & Son
Baltimore
Pittsburg
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