Santo Domingo Loyal Stands by Its Agreement With U S
The state department received assurances from the de facto Dominican government that it will honor the modus vivendi and the Morales decree, with Colton acting under treaty authority. Vice President Caceres was expected to take the oath amid constitutional proceedings as supplied by Minister Joubert.
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Jiminez
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Puerto
Oil Lands Without Oil Indictments In Chicago Fraud Case
Federal grand jury charges Lows A. Gourdain and John H. Dalton with using the mails to defraud. They allegedly sold fraudulent options on Louisiana oil land near Winn Parish via the Louisiana State Loan and Trust Company. Plats offered as lottery tickets paid prizes, while actual land was worth under two dollars per acre and assets listed far below reality.
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Federal Grand
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A. Gourdain
Superlat Bank
Dearborn
Madison Streets
John H. Dalton
Lousiana
Dalton
Gourdain
Louisiana State Loan and ‘Trust Company
New Orleans
Winn Parish
Louisiana
Subway and Elevated Rail Employes Get Wage Increases
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company announced wage raises for New York subway and elevated rail employees effective January 1. First year guards rise to 170 per day, second year to 139, third year to 195. First year hand women up to 825, year two hand switchmen to 4 a day. Train clerks and starters gain two paid days off monthly.
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Double Hanging in Alabama and Other News Briefs
Double hanging in Gadsden for the murder of Mrs. Jane Smith. A man named Wall Johnson was reprieved by the governor until February 3 to review newer evidence. Indiana mileage book talks feature Gov Hanly and travel groups. Cincinnati reports Christmas gifts totaling 16,000 dollars to the Foreign Missionary Society. A final note promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation.
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Jane Smith
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Hazing Gale Verdict Kimbrough Ostracised at Navy Yard
The court martial of Midshipman Trenmor Coffin, Jr. found in Coffin's favor amid hazing allegations against Jerl ene P. Kimbrough. Witnesses testified on veracity while arguments focused on evidence and confession legality. Additional hazing charges loom for Decatur, Foster, Graves, and others as upperclassmen oppose Admiral Sands stance and Kimbrough faces social ostracism.
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Clase
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Washington
Worthweight Foster
New Albany
Ind
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Spokane
Wash
Tells by Their Sleep and Scott's Emulsion
A mother notes early cold signs in her children as they sleep and says she starts Scott's Emulsion the next morning. She claims rapid recovery and peaceful rest after using the remedy. The advertisement promotes Scott and Bowne of New York as a preventive aid for child weakness.
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Scott & Bowne
New York
Angier Duke Wounded in Hunting Accident
Angier Duke son of B N M Duke and brother of the American Tobacco Company president shot himself in the right hand while hunting. He was rushed by special train to Raleigh hospital, later rested at home in Durham, and will go to New York tomorrow for specialist care. Chapman to Take Charge at Richmond Revenue Office on January 1.
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Revenue
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Lynchourg
Tennessee
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Floor Collapse Injures Three in Wheeling Home Raise
Special to The Washington Post reports a South Side Wheeling house floor giving way during raising this morning. Three people at breakfast were hurt including Mrs Prudence E Higgicn possibly fatally, and her daughter Mrs Hen ry Veatch and her husband were seriously injured.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Prudence E. Higgicn
Henry Veatch
Printing Plant to Cost 350000 for State Printing
Daval Botton, superintendent of public printing, submitted an estimate of 350,000 for a new printing plant to handle city, county, and State printing needs. Also, Havana reports one new yellow fever case with three under treatment and two discharged as cured.
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Ene
Havana
Americans Best Gunners, Former Chief of Ordnance Tells Report
Admiral Charles R. O'Neil, retired former chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, returns from a year in Europe to inspect foreign navies. He will report U.S. ordnance equals or surpasses others in large guns but lags in elevation and sighting devices, now improved. He praises U.S. target practice and notes German gunners are skilled but not superior to Americans. He will compile all findings into a complete record, having received courtesies from other navies. Also announces next week the Navy Bureau of Navigation will invite bids for navy passenger transportation for the next fiscal year. Ensign John M. Caffery resigns, effective immediately. Marine Hospital Service notes staffing and duty changes, including quarantine duties in Porto Rico and Ecuador assignments.
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Bureau of Ordnance
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Secretary of the Navy
United States
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Mission period ends for Valerius reassigned to Memphis
Period of twenty five without pay for A p December 21 Mathias Valerius pharmacist removed from duty at Crocego Ili and directed to proceed to Memphis Teon reporting to medical officer in command for duty.
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Crocego
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Memphis
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North Atlantic fleet to hold winter maneuvers in Caribbean
The Atlantic fleet will rendezvous at Hampton Roads on January 3 and sail to the West Indies for annual winter maneuvers starting January 6. Most units join at Hampton Roads, except the third division and coast squadron. Maneuvers center around Culebra and Guantanamo with expected practice in small arms at Guantanamo and further target work at Pensacola around April 1.
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West Indian Waters
Naval Station
Pensacola
Fire Service for Fort Myer Demands Enhanced Fight Capacity
Maj Hoyle custodian at Fort Myer has asked Commissioner Macfarland for apparatus and water supply to combat fires. Plans include sending Engine Company No 5 from Georgetown if needed. The War Department will supply a chemical engine, and Potomac River water supply is expected soon.
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Maj. Hoyle
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No Ultimatum To Venezuela Report Denied
Paris reports the foreign office says no ultimatum has been sent to Venezuela and claims circulating stories stem from discussions between Secretary Root and Ambassador Jusserand about further instructions to Minister Russell in Caracas. The note notes Venezuela’s resumption of relations with M. Taigny is preliminary to other questions.
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Foreign Office
Venezuela
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Jusserand
Russell
Caracas
M. Taigny
M. Jusserand
Fussell
Caraeas
3. Taigny
Amalgamated Association to Seek 12 1/2 Percent Wage Increase
Reading Pennsylvania December 9. The eastern executive board and delegates from thirty lodges met to demand a 12 1/2 percent wage raise starting January 15. The goal is to equalize wages with ironworkers in Pittsburgh.
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Reading
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Many teachers promoted in memory of Misa Grant
The board of education met at Franklin School with most members present to promote, appoint, and transfer teachers due to resignations deaths and marriages. A death tribute was adopted for Miss Misa Grant former Brent School principal. Multiple salary and grade changes across divisions followed, with several resignations and leaves of absence noted.
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Kan Larmaz
L. R. Tomplian
Hoo
N. H Davis
L. C. Randolph
Vver H. S. Carter
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J. &. Young
RB Bichani
J G Miller
A. B . Murphy
F. A. Pierod
8. Johnson
B. Luxen
I N. Heernstein
SL Douglas
Fom
Eof. Lewis
Lyda Dalton
Brent
Florence Hopkins
Carrie Strart
Mel Kobuel
H. E Bohies
MS Bugbee
J. E. Brot
C. B. Lueien
W .A. Colman
C. Wallace
B. Key
R. Pipes
Braded
Imogene R. Sckin
Margaret H. Mardy
Isabel G Arthur
Alice L. Freeman
Cornelia A Caskey
C F Kent
Gearsr
EF. Bundick
Fourinaigelen
B P Kirk
AM. Greff
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