Treaty turmoil looms as Santo Domingo crisis sparks senate talks
United States faces a dispute over a supposed modus vivendi with the Dominican Republic. Officials say customs revenues, debt payments, and creditor rights may be shaped by the Dominican revolt and pending Diltingham Sanchez treaty while the senate convenes. The document outlines how revenues would be managed and distributed if the convention is ratified, and asserts the arrangement does not alter existing creditor agreements.
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Dominican Republic
Morales
Senate
Black Republic
George Colton
Congress
State Department
Carlos F. Morales
Republic
Dominican Congres
United States
Council of Secretaries of State
Republi
Ffa
New York
Dominican Congress
Con
Santo Domingo
Jealous husband shoots actor in New York theater row
Charles H. Smith a New York City actor was fatally shot in his hotel room in Danville HI by F C Cooper a New York actor after a quarrel over Mrs Cooper. Cooper accompanied by Harry Walters and James Young was confronted by hotel clerk Richard Roberts who held them at gunpoint until police arrived. Bail was set at 5000 dollars for Cooper Walters and Young.
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Danville
Charles H. Smith
New York City
Wo Johns’ Chiatrical Company
F.C. Cooper
New York
Morris Island
Smith
Saminda
Cooper
Harry B. Waiters
Minneapolis
James Young
Chicago
Richard Roberts
Pittsburg
Walters
Young
Juder Phillips
McClellan Officially Certificate Mayor as Bets Remain Unpaid
New York City voters confirmed Mayor McClellan’s election with a 3472 plurality over Hearst after board corrections. He was sworn in at the county courthouse as stakeholders delay settlement on bets, and several city officials also took oaths of office amid ongoing tally adjustments.
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New York
McClellan
Board of Elections
New York County
Hearst
MccClllan
Justice Levengritt
Jerome
Eis
Board of Canvessers
Greverich
Levontritt
Nicholas J. Hayes
Juatics Truax
Ea Ae Pa
Wadsworth Votes Seen For Speaker in GOP Caucus
Special from New York reports Gov. Higgins predicting ample votes for James W. Wadsworth Jr. in the Republican caucus next Tuesday evening. Taft says the President is not interfering in Ohio and is consulting state senators on appointments. Odell and Merritt remain active in the race, with discussions on a new Republican State committee chair.
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Watusugsen
New York
Escmat
Snvernor
Wadsworth
Taft
Odell
Newburg
Republican Club
Edwin Merritt, Jr
Potsdam
Merritt
Black
Whiteworth
Republican State Committee
George W.aldridge
Rochester
Higgins
John H. O'Brien
William Barnes, Jr
J. Sloat Fassett
Bl.mibra
WILL OPEN HEADQUARTERS FOR SPEAKERSHIP FIGHT
Assemblyman James Wadsworth Jr departs for New York to renew his bid for the speakership. He will go to Albany to establish headquarters and carry on the campaign. James Hazen Hyde sails to Havre en route to Paris for an indefinite stay.
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Wadsworth
New York
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Washington
John Hay
Mr. Wadsworth
Albany
James H. Hyde
Paris
James Hazen Hyde
la Touraine
Havre
Moscow Revolt Feels Brutal as Women Lead Uprising
Moscow battle rages with artillery as socialists seize Kovno and threaten further insurrection. Reports place casualties near 16,000 with 100 Red Cross workers mobilized from St. Petersburg. Details describe three revolutionary armies employing raids, barricades, and guerrilla tactics in Moscow and surrounding provinces.
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Moscow
Petersburg
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Seminoveky Regiment of Guards
Moscom
Moscow-Kazan
Slovo
Red Cross
Kovno
Lithuania
Sems
Krementchug
Russia
National Assembly
Saratof
Kieff
Southwestern
Tifils
Caucasia
Social Democrats
Baltic
Ax Awacuw
Perovo
Badrovia
Brest
Ttale
Moscow Revolutionary Committee
Yerkes Near Death Rumors Denied by District Railway
London reports claim Yerkes death would spoil control of vast holdings. Directors insist no confusion exists, calling current harmony complete, while Perks confirms contingency plans and denies any collapse of policy amid Yerkes critical illness.
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London
Yerkes
Perks
District Railway
New York
Perke
Bridegroom Missing Disappearance Spreads Across East
Robert Carew Sheldon, a New York automobile trader, failed to appear for his wedding with Frances D. Bruce of Roxbury, planned for noon in Washington. Since December 14, no word arrived. Bruce has traveled to New York and Washington seeking any trace. She learned his Buffalo roots and that his father was Judge Sheldon.
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Washington
Washington Post
Oston
Robert Carew Sheldon
New York
Frances D. Bruce
Roxbury
Sheldon
Bruce
James Sheldon
Mr. Sheldon
Buffalo
Judge Sheldon
City
Baltimore Man Killed by Twentieth Century Limited
A man believed to be Conrad Wendell of Baltimore was killed near Poughkeepsie by the Twentieth Century Limited on the New York Central. Coroner Selfridge took the body. cards on the victim identified him as an American Bridge Company assistant engineer. His Philadelphia and Hazelton addresses are listed on his business card.
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Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Conrad Wendell
Baltimore
Selfridge
Wendell
American Bridge Company
Fifteenth
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
Baet Hemlock
Hazelton
Poison and threats trail suspect in Paris Green chocolates case
Albany police pursue the person who sent a Christmas box of chocolate creams laced with Paris green to Louisa Elsie Smith. Threatening letters have targeted Smith for months, linked to her carnival partner Clayton D. McKinley. Police have questioned one young woman. no arrests yet.
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Albany
Louisa Elsie Smith
Titania
Miss Smith
Clayton D. McKinley
Prince Charming
McKinley
Hyatt
Girl Student 29 Commits Suicide in Rome
Miss Anne Randolph, twenty nine, an American from Pennsville Ohio, studying languages in Rome five months, died by her own action today by leaping from a third floor window. She had shown signs of insanity since Christmas Day, and her violent behavior frightened residents of the house where she lodged.
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Rome
Anne Randolph
Ian American
Miss Randolph
Leopold
Fiye
Pennsville
Ohio
Found with throat cut near Dunkirk quarry
Kenton Ohio December 27 Henry Potter a wealthy lumber dealer of Dunkirk was found under a box car at the Dunkirk stone quarry yesterday with his throat cut from ear to ear and a knife wound near the heart He was dying and said he had been waylaid Christmas Day he took about 1200 from the Dunkirk bank his money and watch remained with him Some think it may be suicide due to a love affair He had just ordered a diamond ring then countermanded the order the day before Christmas Low rates to Mexico City advertised by Southern Railway with sale dates and offices listed.
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Kenton
Ohio
Henry Potter
Dunkirk
Porter
Becauer
Mexico City
Rwy
15Th St
Sti Pa
Indictment Targets Cincinnati Coal Dealers Over Prices
A Cincinnati grand jury returned a joint indictment against representatives of leading coal companies for conspiring to fix coal prices. More than twenty names appear as true bill respondents, with immediate court process issued for each. Accused firms include Consolidated Cogand Mining, Marmat Company, Castner Curran & Eylltt, Kroger Coal, and multiple others across the industry. The case centers on alleged price controls harming consumers.
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Cincimati
Ohio
Cincinnati
John Frashenrs
Conmolidsted Cogand Mining Company
Willam Marmst
Marmat Company
FR. Mather
Castner, Curran & Eyllltt
Jacob P. Bauer
W. H. Broworon
Robert A. Colter
Altar BH. Trumm
Trumm Coal Company
Alexander Cunninghilm
Luhing Coal Company
Charles E Bowman
Walnut Hill Coal and Mining Company
George E. Tice
Monongahela River Consolidated Cost Company
Joy Morton Badly Injured In Nebraska Accident
Joy Morton of Chicago visiting the Morton homestead near Nebraska City was thrown from a horse today and badly hurt. Doctors said the injury serious, but by midnight his condition improved and physicians expected recovery. Morton runs a stable at the homestead and was attempting to race a horse over a hurdle when the accident occurred.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Joy Morton
Chicago
Morton Homestead
Nebraska City
Morton
Scranton Merchant Arrested in Jewelry Store Burglary
Frank A Tistel, a once respected Scranton merchant involved with his father in a local gun shop, was arrested on suspicion of robbing Silberg's jewelry store last Thursday night. He confessed returning watches and silverware but denied knowledge of a $500 diamond bag. A coat linked to Assistant City Controller Morris aided the case.
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Scranton
Frank A Tisdel
Morris
Tistel
Je Conny
Igles
New York
Index to 10-Day's Issue Highlights Global Tensions
The issue lists sections from Santo Domingo Treaty troubles to fighting in Moscow and a dying Charles T. Yerkes. It covers coal conspiracies, Virginia trip by the President, university changes, New York money rates, social and sporting notes, and legal records. Also notes regional news from nearby states, high-level letters, and forthcoming social events.
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Santo Domingo
Moscow
Charles T. Yerkes
Virginia
Gordon
Howard University
New York
North Carolina
Holland
King Edward
China
Memphis
President disapproves gift to his daughter in Oregon
Baker City Oregon plans to raise eighty million cents as a wedding present for Mina Roosevelt prompt the Presidents disapproval. The White House statement notes the President appreciates goodwill but hopes the proposed gift project will not be undertaken and that no subscription should proceed.
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Baker City
Oreg
Mina Roosevelt
White House
Mike Roosevelt
New Jersey set to ban capital punishment to save two women
Lawmakers in New Jersey consider abolishing the death penalty to spare Mrs Antoinette Tstla and Anas Valentina, two Bergen County inmates under sentence. Assemblyman-elect Herman A. Berg drafts measure as pressure mounts from Italian residents. Senate member Edmund W Wakelee and Assemblymen Clarence Mable and John Heck noted. Tolla’s execution scheduled for January 12, legislature to convene January 3, aim to pass bill before then.
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New York
Orler
Bergen County
Senate
Edmund W. Wakelee
Clarence Mable
John Heck
Wakelee
Lves
Jerre Rossa
Hackensack
City owns ferry to Staten Island costly waste
New York reports a daily loss of 586 dollars since city control began. From Oct 25 to Dec 18 expenses totaled 107 358 dollars while receipts reached 73 400 dollars, leaving a 28 958 dollar deficit and lower labor hours despite more workers. Daily passengers averaged about 24 088, with expectations of higher totals in summer travel. Old private operation once carried up to 96 000 passengers in a day.
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New York
Staten Island
Bromide gas blast mortally injures Salvation Army captain
A Bromide gas tank exploded at the Salvation Army barracks on 637 Halsted Street in Chicago. Captain Foilet, who operated the lantern, had his left leg and arm blown off. His wife and daughter were hurled through a plate glass window but survived with minor bruises. Two other children present sustained only slight injuries.
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Chicago
Salvation Army
Halsted Street
Foilet
Black and white clash ends with deaths in Choctaw County
Near Williams Cross Roads in Choctaw County Alabama a pitched battle between white men and Yared negroes left two killed and one captured. Ed George was killed, said to have previously murdered a white man in Mississippi. The others are believed escaped Alabama convicts. The gang had been terrorizing whites and blacks for ten days.
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Meridan
Muse
Williams Cross Roads
Choctaw County
Ala
Ed George
Mississippi
Alapama
Former Legislative Agent Defends Confidential Service Toll
Andrew Hamilton, legislative agent for New York Life, testifies before the Armstrong Committee about hundreds of thousands in unaccounted funds. He describes a confidential service for handling legislative matters, says no accounting was required, and offers to deposit $100,000 to settle. Secretary McCall questions his statements as he seeks full records and chews on potential discrepancies.
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New York
Appleton Calla
Morgan
Lou Payne
Armstrong
Andrew Hamilton
New York Lee Insurance Company
Legislative Insurance
Witon
John C McCall
New York Life
Paris
Hemiiiton
Hamilton
Hamiton
McCall
M@r. Hughes
Flamston
Mr. Hamilton
Hemilton
United States
Bureau of Raxation
Life Insurance Intersts
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J. HM. Coroing
Grippe
Weasell
New York Avenue
Libby & Co
N.Y
McLellan
Gov. Higgins
Dallimere
Netora
Pennsylvania
Bpbals
Wilow Perc
Rostoff
Germany
Belgium
England
Rusai
Finland
Hater
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Loomis
Mr. Yerkes
Eyeotal
Baltimore and Return
Baltimore & Ghia A
Royal Limited
Banking Department of Union Co
J. H. Smail & Sons
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
New Jersey
Aem
Salvation Amny
Posse
Chan
New York Life Insurance Company
Arkansas
Michigan
Indiana
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