Peril on lightship Fourteen men aboard in storm
The Nantucket South Shoal lightship No. 58, in a North Atlantic gale, pumps flood water from a leaky fireroom and loses wireless contact as a relief tender sails from New Bedford. Gunboat Hist stands by while rescue attempts unfold. Azalea sails from New Bedford to aid.
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Ten
Nanturer South Shoal
North Atlantic
Welch
Oral Onle
Tomacht
SCA
Hist
Boston
Andarlangen
Agalen
New Belford
Vera Meeiges
Pines
Naval Eiatiog
Gennis
New Bedford
Wadenip
Fasten
Mass
New England
Rhoue Isterd
Massachusette
Pny seTiong
Nantucket
Bowen
Tentecp
Weather Bureau
shoresLigan
Nowtucket
Blok Island
Str
Corn Husk Milliner Dead in Atchison Tribute Exquisites
Mrs He J Cusick longtime cornhusk milliner died in Atchison last night. She crafted hats and bonnets from corn husks admired by Mrs McKinley Mrs Roosevelt Queen Victoria and other notable women leaving letters of acknowledgment. An exhibition at the White House offers samples of her Dormer Collection for sale this week drawing interest globally.
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Atchinson
Washington Post
Topeka
He J Cusick
Atchison
Barricade and Gunfight Erupt in Staten Island Shootout
In New York a fatal shooting and a potential wound leave two men down as three suspects barricade in a Franklin Street tenement. Police break siege after an hour, arrests follow amid street tensions and alleged racial enmity between Italians and locals.
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New York
Franklin Street
New Brighton
Staten Island
Thomas Rooney
James Roach
Antonio Zarillo
Jehalo Tizerro
Giuseppe Hartone
Roach
Mooney
Hoth
Mutiny at Havana Prison Wounds Eighteen Prisoners
Havana December 10 convict mutiny at the penitentiary left two prisoners dead and sixteen injured, with three guards badly hurt. About 160 inmates, led by one officer, overpowered guards before artillery forced the crowd back. The prison houses more than 1,300 inmates.
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Havana
Convicta
Aml Vauehly
No Coal Strike Next Spring Sealed by Tacit Accord
Special to The Warlington from Tannagut Pennsylvania reports no anthracite miners strike next spring following a tacit agreement between miners and operators. At the Skamotan convention opening Thursday, a conciliatory tone is expected with a conference planned, though unlikely before the Breton day due to operator hesitation.
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Warlington
Vo Tannagut
Sprig
Tis
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Ryan likely to tell at may appear before committee
District Attorney Jerome will hear the Armstrong insurance request to punish Thomas F. Ryan for refusing to answer questions at Friday's witness hearing. Lawyers familiar with the committee's powers say the questions were proper and material and could be pressed before a magistrate or grand jury. Ryan’s stance is unclear, but he is expected to appear and answer questions about Harriman discussions. The inquiry continues with Life Insurance Company officers testifying, while the Dormer Sale at Sloan's features antique furniture and imperial wares with a descriptive catalogue ready.
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Jerome
Washington Post
New York
Armstrong Insurance
Thomas F. Ryan
Ryan
Harriman
Tee
Ryans
Harriuan
Dormer
Sloan's
Messrs. C. G. Sloan & Co
Agreement by Merchants and Chinese Groups on Emigrant Treatment
A December Hong Kong meeting of American merchants, Chinese guilds, and Cantona boycott committee agreed on twelve demands to end the boycott on American goods. It defines laborers, requires consular certificates for non-laborers, and sets joint medical and visa processes, with protections under most favored nation status and steps for inquiries, appeals, and corrections.
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America
Washington Post
Hongkong
Cantona
United States
China
Leborers
Chinese Immigration Provisions Reentry and Family Rights
The text outlines rules on entry and deportation for Chinese residents, granting rights for bringing immediate family but restricting siblings unless minors, with additional screening for women. It also states readmission for those deported for failing to register if they prove property or credit meeting required amounts.
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United States
Taiwaita Islands
Philippine Islands
Whiteman Sentenced to Eight Years in Auburn Prison
Alonzo J. Whiteman will be taken to Auburn Prison tomorrow to begin an eight year term for defrauding the Fidelity Trust Company of Buffalo with forged papers. The conviction marks his first upheld criminal conviction after appeals, as detectives from St. Louis pursued him in a notable episode of his career.
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Alonzo J. Whiteman
Buffalo
Dee
Auburn
Fidelity Trust Company of
Whiteman
Hig Encare
White
St. Louis
New British Cabinet Formed By Campbell-Bannerman
London Dec 10 Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman announces a strong Liberal ministry. John Burns becomes first Labor MP in cabinet. Asquith Grey Morley Birrell Lloyd George Harcourt Sinnclair Crewe join. Some ministers not in cabinet. Burns rapid rise noted. Omission of Dilke commented by press.
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Washington Post
London
Henry Campbell-Bannermen
Belgravia Square
the Treasury
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Herbert Henry Asquith
Herbert John Gladetone
Sir Edward Ghey
the Earl OF Elgin
Richard Avrpox Haidans
India
John Morley
Robert Thresin Reid
Admiralty
Baron Twdedmogth
Board of Trade
David Lloyd Georgi
Jonn Burns
Scotland
John Sinclair
Board of Agriculture
Earl Carrington
Sydney
Charles BU
Messie
Birrell
Lloyd, George
Burs
Herbert Henry Agquith
Sir Edward Grey
Richard Burton Haldine
Gladstonian
Johr. Morley
India Office
Lord Rosebery
Liberal League
the Earle of Crewe
Commons
Hdward Grey
Great Britain
Augustine Birrell
Parlament
Bristol
John Sinelsir
Lewis Vernon Harcourt
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Harcourt
Baron Dweedmouth
House of Lords
Bart Spencer
Triplets in Trenton. Roosevelt letter to grateful parents
Ten day old triplets christened at Edward Morris home in Trenton New Jersey. A displayed letter from President Roosevelt dated December five 290 expresses heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for the children's welfare and happiness signed by William Loeb secretary to the president.
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Roosevelt
Trenton
N. J
Washington Post
Edward Morris
Morris Avenue
Executive Department
Washington, D. C
Turbine liner Carmania battles storm on maiden Atlantic crossing
Special to The Washington Post reports Cunard Line turbine steamship Carmania nine decks high and praised as a marine marvel arrived off Sandy Hook after a rough northwesterly crossing. Captain John Pritchard delayed docking, steering offshore to avoid the rocky channel, with an approximate seven day nine hour voyage at about sixteen knots.
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Washington Post
New York
Cunard Line
Europe
Sandy Hook
John Pritchard
Scotland
Carmania
North Atlantic
Daunts Iftock
Sandy Hook Lghtship
Trial of Beef Packers Opens in Chicago Court
Chicago December 10 Trial of the beef packers under indictment for alleged anti trust violations and conspiracy to form a monopoly will be called tomorrow before United States District Judge Bethea. Thirty five attorneys for the packers will appear while Attorney General Moody Special Assistant Pagin and Morrison with assistants will represent the United States. After jury selection, evidence will be heard on the packers claim of exemption promised by Commissioner Garfield.
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Moody
Chicago
United States
Bethea
W. H. Moody
Oliver H. Pagin
Morrison
Commissioner of Corporations
James A. Garfield
Railroad under water bridges Siberia to Alaska
A Petersburg report says Baron Loicq de Lobel plans a submarine railroad from Siberia to Alaska. The Russian government approved the scheme and appointed a commission to draft contract rules. Lobel leads French capitalists seeking funding from France Russia and the United States for the project. The capital is rumored at 250 to 500 million dollars.
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Dec
Aispaten
St. Petersburg
Baron Loicq de Lobel
Sberia
Alaska
Baron de Lobel
Alberia
Bering Strait
France
Russia
United States
Crisis in Russia Deepens as Labor Uprising Fears Rise
In St Petersburg officials arrest Krustaloff, head of the workmen’s council, amid street clashes. Two strikebreakers killed and a policeman and several workers wounded near the general post office as strikers confront volunteers. Inflamed crowds vow further action with general strike whispers and talks of martial law and government reshaping policies.
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Witte
St. Petersburg
Russia
M. Durnove
M. Krustaloff
Council
Targovia
Krustaleff
Krystaloff
Krusteleff
M. Krustaloffi
Index to 10-Day's Issue
Page summaries list topics and personalities across sections including Lightship Aleak crew in port Chinese agreement outline Russian situation New British cabinet Brazil redress child labor land frauds Kansas House committees plowboy senator canal bill postal service Leapy policy with Indians death by own action blackmail Historial comment Europe talks with Washington Social Personal Sporting News Financial and Commercial Devout Oklahoma delegates
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Pritish
Brazil
Felix Adler
Kansas
Plowboy
Postal Service
Leapy
Europe
Washington
Oklahama
Cadet Wilde’s Ordeal at West Point
West Point cadet J Walter Wilde forfeits a healed leg fracture to regain physical perfection for West Point. Doctors rebreak and stretch the leg at Polyclinic Hospital with weights for three months, hoping to preserve his soldierly career despite the setback.
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West Point
Spedal
Washington Post
Philadelphia
J. Walter Wilde
Polyclinic Hospital
Wilde
Will Not Forgive Coreys Marriage Rift Deepens in Public
Pittsburg reports friends of Mrs Will am Hillis Corey say reconciliation with her husband is futile. They note she fled to Nevada for divorce and would not rejoin him now that publicity is widespread. Meanwhile William Ellis Corey faces pressure from Schwab and Carnegie to delineate his future with the steel firm and the actress Marielle Gilman.
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Pittsburg
Willam Hillis Corey
C. M. Schwab
Corey
Nevada
William B. Schiller J
Carey
Uinited States Steel Corporatrom
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Coreys
Long Death List On Lakes From Great Lakes Vessels
Chicago, Lee. Waccouns. 215 lives were lost on the Great Lakes this season, the heaviest since iron ships began on the lakes. Of these, 86 were lost in three great fall storms, 99 overboard or similar causes. Only 49 lives were lost in 1900, the smallest on record, with two shipwrecks. Lake Erie led deaths with 40, followed by Lake Superior 9, Lake Huron 16, Lake Michigan 10, Lake Ontario 12, and the Detroit St Clair and Soo passages six.
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Chicago, Lee
Lake Marine News Bureau
Great Lakes
IMM
Lake Ewe
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Lake Ontario
Detroit and
St. Clair River Passage
Soo Passage
Jury acquits Maj Swain in murder case in Houston
Maj Hugh N Swain retired Army officer is acquitted of second degree murder in the slaying of Charles W Jones secretary of the Houston Fire and Marine Insurance Co. The first trial ended with a 25 year penitentiary sentence. Also noted are a Ga case where H H Merrett is jailed for murder and a local catalog advertising Dormer Collection diamonds and stones at Sloan's store.
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Houston
Tex
Hugh N. Swain
Charles W. Jones
Houston Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Swain
Bainbridge
H. H. Merrett
Pelham
Beott
J. H. Harrison
Merrett
Sloan’s
Germany Faces Brazilian Pressure Over Panther Deserter Arrest
Reports detail Brazil's plan to demand the return of a German deserter arrested in Itajai by the cruiser Panther. If refused, Brazil may apply pressure including detaining the Panther in Brazilian waters and firing a salute. The chase reaches Rio do Sol, with three Brazilian ships racing toward the Panther as diplomatic nerves tense.
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Brazil
Germany
Brazl
Panther
Ecrufeer
Rio Janeiro
Mttla
Rio Do Sul
Rio de Sol
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Do Sol
Steinhoffer
Italay
Santa Catalina
Senhor Do Amaral
Braz
Virginia
Almirante Barrarg
Benjamin Constant
Tamandare
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Almirante Barraro
Latin America
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