War 18 In Its Wake The British Must Arbitrate
A Chicago Times special from Washington reports war between the United States and Great Britain is avoidable only by England surrender. Cable from Ambassador Bayard cites Salisbury’s rejection of arbitration over territory east of the Schomburg map. President’s plan aims to determine routes to Venezuela and may seek Congress approval for decisive action if arbitration is refused.
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Chicago
Dec .S
Times
Ite
Washington
United Aluton
Great Belin
England
Great Britain
Bayard
Auliabury
Clnny
Lord Salisbury Ratnon
Conlon
Molland
Venesuelare
United Bimton
Brylind
Telk
Witter Endes
National Association of Wool Growers of
Amarion
Judie Lawrence
Tuteo
Diana
Tam
Wedding in Chicago and Vernon woes stain year end pages
Fragmented notices recount a Chicago wedding at St James church with society figures from Atlanta and Toledo. Concurrent columns describe wool growers memorial debate in Washington and foreign affairs notes from Denver to Peking with mixed optimism and critique.
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Keerman
Peo
Morrison
Ty Barrett
Chicago Fribune
St. James’ Church
Mall of Honor
Mins Reble Lowe
Allanta
Thomas J. Molleh
Anitather
Rummtod bin
Bobamtanos
Amon bin
Krasdchildren
Mins
Ethelwyne Walton
Sland
Mine Millie Taylor
Toledo
Lucy Holiday
Tolianapolim
Uehers
James T. Cravens
Kans City
Jobe Luts
Chicago
Alfred B. Guteh
Milford
Ohio
Live Stock Exchange Committee Recommends Legislation
The National Live Stock Exchange executive committee met at the Exchange Building to discuss tomorrow's convention agenda. They will report a recommendation to repeal the oleomargarine tax and propose new regulations for meat inspection and the formation of a classification system. The panel weighed allegations of lax government methods and endorsed a plan to curb foreign interference in American packing and cattle markets.
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UVE
Exchange
Chicago
Dnc
National
Stock Yards
United Muster
No Silver Legislation Hoped This Session Says Senator
Senator Dubois says silver foes lack support for favorable legislation at Fremont Occasion and President’s stance discourages quick action. He expects no acts on silver now though some tentative measures may arise if a strong movement forms. He notes gold and silver policies tied to currency and retirement plans but doubts substantial bills will pass this session.
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Washington
Dec
Dubois
Allver
Fremont Acasion
Cotatana
Malin
Ivan To Allver
Senator Davis Urges Firm Stand Over German Trade
Senator Davis, member of the committee on foreign relations, criticizes the president’s tariff policy and calls for immediate enforcement of the law against Germany. He argues for temporary protection of American products and warns against discriminatory measures benefiting German trade.
Damages Case Upheld After Judge Denies Appeal
In a damage suit stemming from alleged false imprisonment, Judge Hanford refused to remand the Mary Wood v United States case. Maribel Drake and Deputy Harker pursued the matter. Glatveit Meckt faced $15,000 claims but the superior court affirmed the defendant’s victory after a procedural ruling. Deputy Parker aided in the arrest. a misidentification led to a court dispute over remand.
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Hanford
Marshal Drake
Yulia Walla
Doc
Tudge
Hanrora Hay
Mary Wood
United Rites
Maribel Drake
Harker
Glatveit
United Stato
Marabal Parker
Los Angeles
Cal
Maratial Parker
Buit
Dumaxen
Drake
Parker
Dlefandant
Attornnyator Pinhult
Theft scandal at the Treasury and motor cycle prize results
Washington reports a Treasury theft case with Williney Washington admitting complicity and revealing months of pilfering. Papers from the old room were moved, some destroyed, and valuable stamps seized. In Massachusetts, the Pauline Harald motor cycle contest awarded gold to Philie Follow and the $100 prize to the Duryon Motor Wagon Company for first in the tour race.
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Nexry
Washington
Alamba
Washinton
Trwa
Morriy & Salem
Doryea Wires
Munny
Chine
Dee 6
Phe
Pauline-Harald Motor
Leutratas
Philie
Aie
Vinrat Mat
Udor
Duryoa Motor Wagon Company
Springfield
Mass
British Reply on Venezuela Acknowledged in Washington
Washington December 6 Lord Salisbury sent a reply to Secretary Gillys August 4 request on British aims in Venezuela. The British ambassador, Sir Julian Paunceforth, reported the note to Secretary Olney tonight. Ambassador Paunderstete said the letter would be presented to Olney tomorrow.
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Rose Remeznen
iNney
Washington
Lord Salinbury
Cilowy
Great Britain
Hritien
Lord Ballsa
Nytatuis
Pautoctote
Lord Ladinbury
Olney
Trade review highlights slow orders and mild demand
Bradstreet and weekly trade notes from New York report sluggish activity across sectors. Exports, wool, and cloths show cautious buying as prices drift downward. new orders remain limited while production keeps some plants working. Bank clearances and failures are noted with modest year-to-year changes.
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New York
G. Don & Con Weekly Review of Trade
Congress
Valley Gilty
Hang Wei
Monton
Bradstreet's
Dao
Mont Lines
Belwe
Birmingham
Milwaukee
Kansia City
St. Lom
United States
Das
Bradatrevt's
Chicago furniture firm closed by Andrews Co for want of money
Chicago December 6 sheriff seized the factory of A M Andrews & Co, a noted furniture maker. A bank judgment of 26700, with liabilities around 250000, and wages to cover. The firm, long established, had dealings with Globe National Bank only three years.
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Chicago
AL Andrews & Co
A. M. Andrews & Co
Globe National Bank
A. H. Andrews & Co
United States
Fourth Annual Convention of Seamen's Union of America
Delegates from across the country attend the Lexsluna New York meeting of the Seamen's Union of America. Edward Conners of London attends as fraternal delegate from Britain's Seamen's Advice Union. General Secretary T. J. Biderlin of Chicago reports on post act challenges and calls for stronger enforcement and broader regulation to protect seamen amid industrial change.
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THE
Seamen’s Union OF America
Lexsluna
York City
New York
Deo
National Seamen's Union of America
Ol Hout Street
Edward Conners
London
Banmen's Adviremen's Union of
Great Britain
Hailink Organisation
T. J. Biderlin
Chicago
Atherton
Bo Wall
Confidence Game of Jennings Estate Fraud Explored
A Philadelphia report details a long running Jennings confidence scheme posing as heirs to a mythical British fortune. Investigations show no real estate or wealth, with funds routed via New Jersey corporations to London lawyers, ending in collapse as locals reveal no such estate exists.
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Phildelphia
Ambassador Wayard
Wasland
Bank of Kingland
Michiean
Aitnota
Wisconsin
Tywityan
Stotaa
Jennings
Jenning
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jeraey
New Jeruvy
London
Durie
Otover
New Jersey
Hart
Dollars
Court of Chancery
Tragic Hammock Accident Ends Infant’s Life
In Hammock Sprague on December 5 a two month old infant, Francie Litestreth, died after an Able dog dragged under a hammock causing the baby to fall and suffer brain injuries. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Bapuet church. parents are prostrated.
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Sprague
Francie Litedreth
Francia Resor
Bapuet
German agitator Aniwand arrives to incite against Jews
Aniwand the German agitator arrived today on the steamer Soren and said he came at the solicitation of groups in New York and Mulwardw to preach five lectures. He claimed Jews encroach on world wealth and should be denied citizenship or public rights.
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Aniwand
New York
Merman Allewardt
Berlin
Anthea Mitts Agitator
Soren
Akiwardt
Dividend on Sugar Stock Declared by American Sugar
New York December 5. Directory of the American Sugar defining Company have declared a regular quarterly dividend of six and a half per cent on preferred stock and three per cent on common stock.
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New York
Americke Sugar Defning Company
Roy Goodwin Sentenced in Kalispell Railroad Case
During the recent strike Roy Goodwin faced a jury in district court on charges of destroying railroad property and interfering with Great Northern Railway work. He was found guilty and sentenced to six months in jail. The case arose from the forced strike ordered by the American Railway Union on November 1.
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Kalispell
Mont
American Railwagy
Upton
Roy Goodwin
Great Northern
Dean
Prayers for Suffering Armenians Observed in New York
A historic prayer observance in New York gathers thousands to supplicate for Armenia and Turkey. The American Board and associated missions initiate a day of special prayer for Christians, missionaries, and relief efforts across nations.
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Inatie
New York
Turkey
Armenia
Prudential
American Board of Commissioners
Fon Faralan Uila
Women's Boards of Missions
Iakine
Cheitintia of
Overdue Ships Sought Amid Mountain Rail Route Vision
Government urged to dispatch cruiser and trainer to search for missing vessels Pacitto ocean Mearnahilla Btrathnevia Gorsedel and the bark Fressey long overdue. The piece envisions westward exploration beyond parks to grand mountains, domes and metals, seen from the Great Northern Railway route between Spokane St Paul Minneapolis and Puget Sound.
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Sdoma
Trainer
Tacomi
Dac
Miaring Pacitto Ocean Mearnahilla
Great Northern Railway
Spokane
Marriage Paper Cemtainine and Military Delegation Report
A fragmented notice describes a marriage paper and advertisements seeking interested persons. It mentions the president’s departure on a hunting trip with Dr. O’RAMY, Commander George F. Wille, and Commander Benjamin P. Lamberton aboard a ship amid Washington sounds.
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Newt Carolay Sounds
Washington
North Garding Sounds
Dr. O'Ramy
Georen F. Wille
Ughihouss Heart
Benjamin P. Lamberton
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