Venezuela Aims Settlement Of Private Claims In Talks
Report from Penna dated Jan 20 states Britain and Italy favor settling private claims against Venezuela by an early cash payment backed by a guarantee. US will not join negotiations but acts as a communications link. Private claims total near $500,000 for Germany and $200,000 to $500,000 for Britain and Italy. The talks anticipate a joint commission but no firm plan yet.
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Tools of Conditions In and About the Lackawanna Collieries
Philadelphia reports the coal strike commission hears Colonel R A Phillips of Scranton the Lackawanna and Western Rail Road mining department describe conditions around Lackawanna collieries He supports workers right to organize but says nonemployees cannot dictate company actions He warns unions must reform or they will fail in the anthracite fields and notes each worker has a half vote while sometimes casting a full vote.
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Bowen arrives in Washington from Venezuela
Minister Bowen reached Washington D C from Venezuela and is due Charleston D C on Tuesday. In Gibraltar the liner Lahn remains aground in seven feet of sand amidships as attempts to float her continued aided by the British cruiser Bacchante. Passengers amidships have landed and seek hotel shelter while a panic receded under Captain Malchow II's calm handling. In Chicago the city council stalled a $25,000 coal purchase for the destitute and considered establishing three municipal coal yards.
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Were drugged by robbers in Johnson county home
Special to The Republican Shelbyville Indiana January 20 Mr and Mrs John Bartow an aged wealthy couple were fatally drugged by robbers at their Johnson county home Considerable money was stolen General Miles in Russia St Petersburg January 20 Lieutenant General Miles United States Army arrived with Mrs Miles and party after two days in Moscow He said the trans Siberian railroad opens vast future prospects He will stay several days then go to Berlin Paris and London Aged woman brains her husband Oakland California January 20 Mrs Charles Hanna 75 brains her husband with a hammer then slays her husband and cuts her own throat with a butcher knife She feared he would die and leave her penniless
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Editor Gonzales dies after formaldehyde injection
Special to Tok Aerosiodan Columbia Jan 10 editor Gonzales shot by Lt Gov Tillman died at 1 pm. An intravenous formaldehyde injection was tried but failed. Coroner impaneled a jury. autopsy performed. Inquest set for Thursday 8 in county courtroom. Messages of sympathy flowed from South Carolina and beyond. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised at close.
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Disastrous Battleship Explosion Kills and Hurts Crew
Special to THE Aevovlican reports from Washington that a powder explosion in the Massachusetts turret at San Juan Puerto Rico killed four and injured four. None of the dead or injured were commissioned officers. The piece also notes Dominican payments on a Sala claim and various political items from Jefferson City and Washington.
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Passengers protest delayed St Louis voyage
In New York on January 71 Indignant saloon passengers aboard the steamship St Louis condemn International Navigation Co for delaying the vessel in port due to leaky boilers They demand transfer to a westbound steamer but Captain Pasow refuses Severe weather marked the voyage as it moved slowly toward sea departure and the ship was in port despite the delays
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Elevator fire at Chicago unloads grain cargo
Special to Tam Republican reports Eckerhardt & Sloane elevator burning with about a million bushels of grain lost. Other items note Cuban reciprocity treaty in Senate sessions and discuss amendments, plus Chicago indictments of 45 coal operators for restraint of trade. Berlin reports Baron Speck von Sternberg returning to Hamburg for autopsy plans in New York.
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Fatal boiler explosion near Castleton halts Lake Shore Limited
Albany January 20 report says the boiler explosion on a New York Central locomotive drawing four freight cars near Castleton killed engineer Patrick Kenney and fireman J Sprought. The Lake Shore limited marshbound train narrowly escaped wreck as the burning debris glowing in the night prompted the fast train to stop in time.
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Perjury Conviction in St. Louis Franchising Case
St. Louis January 20 Chase Kelley a member and former speaker of the House of Deputies was convicted of perjury in a suburban franchise deal and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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Insane Mat Attacks Wife With Redhot Stove in Millville
Samuel Woolenschneider, who vanished in Springfield, returned home to Millville and attempted to burn his wife on a redhot stove. He was overpowered and jailed as testimony attributed his act to heavy tobacco chewing. State judge sent him to Dayton asylum.
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CANDIDACY IS DENIED Ohio Mayor Johnson denies governorship bid
New York dispatch reports Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland denies seeking the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor. He cites business duties and Cleveland commitments and says no authorization came from him for any campaign. The Springfield report notes Frey’s Democratic committee claims Johnson will seek the nomination.
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Baron Von Sternenberg Named Ambassador to United States
Berlin reports Baron Von Sternenberg received official appointment today as ambassador to the United States. The event marks a key diplomatic posting amid evolving U S Germany relations.
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Death Comes Quickly at Creston Yard Boss Oliver Marke
Oliver P. Marke, a Creston Erie railway section boss, fell ill Tuesday morning and died within fifteen minutes after reaching D A G Knestrick’s office. Doctors suspect acute indigestion caused the abrupt death.
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