Matos Arrives Aboard Ban Righ To Lead Venezuela Revolt
General Matos sails from Fort de France aboard the Ban Righ renamed Labertador, with Venezuelan leaders and volunteers bound for the coast. He calls for overthrow of Castro and pledges unity, while the war steamship is armored and readied with multiple guns to support a planned landing and uprising on Venezuela’s coast.
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Martinique
Haytien
Ban High
Labertador
Senor Matos
General Matos
Venezuela
Mort de France
Matos
Arma
Gur
Potter Wren
Redemo
Etrangthen
Ana
Pall
Vericattéln
Colombia
MM. A. Matos
Libertador
Deber
General Trans-Atlantic Company
Presidert Canrtro
Ban Righ
Iing
Prinidad
Curacao
Fernandez
Parker reads church messages to King and Roosevelt
In London on January 2 the Rev Parker, city minister, held the annual midday service. He read messages he proposed sending to King Edward and President Roosevelt, each sentence greeted with loud cheers by the congregation.
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Roosevelt
London
Parker
Temple
Edward
Nicaragua Canal Protocol Signed Informs Congress
President Zelaya read a message to Nicaragua's congress announcing the signing of the protocol on leasing the planned canal route to the United States. He said prospects for building the canal were brighter and that the United States guarantees Nicaragua's sovereignty.
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Zelaya
Congress
Manegua
Icaragua
Galveston
Nicaragua
Presiden Zelaya
United States
Richardson Advises Roosevelt in Tennessee Visit
Congressman Richardson of Tennessee presents the president with a compiled set of the messages and papers of U.S. presidents and jokes for him to study the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. The president responds in good humor. Richmond dispatch notes Confederate surrender aftermath and unrelated military reminiscences.
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Richardson
Tennessee
Washington
United States
House Factions Battle for Speaker in Ohio Legislature
Columbus January 22 The contest between Republican factions over the legislature’s organization remains unsettled in the house. Both Price and McKinnon are seen as possible speakers, with votes still undecided on who will lead. Six unpledged members hold potential balance of power amid shifting caucus lists and secret ballots debated to verify pledges. George Cox and local option interests appear linked to the factions.
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Ohio
House
Price
McKinnon
Poth
Sheld
Voce
George x
Cincinnati
Hansa
Es Gebix
Cox
Ohio Anti-Saloon ‘League
Clark
Everett-Moore Syndicate Faces Temporary Financial Embarrassment
The Yeantral s committee of seven Cleveland bankers reports the Everett-Moore syndicate controlling urban and interurban electric lines and telephone networks in Michigan and Ohio is solvent, with temporary money-market strains. It notes many lines are in good condition, with aggregate capitalization around 140 million dollars, while some affiliates need support to meet obligations. Colonel Myron T. Herrick disavows direct involvement and confirms ongoing, cautious reorganizational work by bankers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Everett-More
Michigan
Atria
Dogen
Nis City
United States ‘Telephone Company
Federal’ Telephone Company
Stark County
Etephone ‘Company
Tre.olumbiar
Tyompany
The
People’s
Telephone Company
Detroit
Wood
County
Sievena -Milectric
Detroit United
Roledo
Ligh Northern
Ohio ‘Raction Company
Shore T Ie Hailroad
Lnake Nhore Mievtrie
Ee Ree
Liverett-e Moore Syndicate
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Ssvniticata
Hese
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Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Cleve
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Yipaeiek
Berr
Moore Syndicate
Stu
Everett
Bonanza Invention Tested In Washington By Livingston
Colonel Livingston backs a new cotton seed treatment process praised by capitalists and engineers. Demonstrations in Washington show a chemical bath replacing six machines, cutting time by 1,000 percent and lowering final product cost. Inventors John McFarlane and David Reinohl claim complete lint and hull recovery with a single vat process tested in a five-ton plant.
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Washington
Livingston
Cott Nh
South
John ‘McFarlane
David Reinohl
Prac
Annoying misunderstanding at White House reception
January report from Washington describes a seating dispute at the White House reception involving Lady Pauncefote and the diplomatic corps. The German ambassador declined to claim senior rank, leaving Lady Pauncefote to occupy the head position with embassy staff. Separately, San Francisco returned to service after months idle, commissioned at Norfolk with future assignment undetermined.
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White House
Washington
White, House
Pauncefote
Bassador
Bexson
von’ Holieben
San Francisco
Sion
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Department
Atlantic
W C Rawson Honored Ahead of Council Transition
W C Rawson lies in care at bedside last night as illness dominates his final days. The longtime councilman and former president of City Coffin Co. has served as chair of the finance committee and is lauded for guiding the city’s finances. Courtland Winn will succeed him, with Rawson’s colleagues and friends expressing deep sympathy.
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Floyd M¢Rae
Rawson
Courtes Chamber
City, Coffin Company
Hla
Courtland 3
Winn
Cou ‘Eil
Atlanta
Dot
City Finance “Committee
Washington, ‘Street
Death of Captain Toner reported in village note
A mangled OCR note reports the death of Captain Toner, with unclear details about date and location. The fragment mentions a villager and a reference to January 32, leaving exact circumstances and names uncertain.
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Captain Toner
Monty
Rumor of Miss Stone Release From Captors
A Vienna dispatch via Sofia reports Miss Belew My Stone, held by brigands, may be released on January 1 with captors sworn to silence. Washington officials say no news confirms the report, though they acknowledge parties are negotiating with the captors who hold the captives.
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London
Central News
Vienna
Sofia
Americas
Waipstonary
Washington
State Department
Miss Stone
Jondon
Failed Texas Bank To Resume Operations In Austin
Washington January 2 The comptroller of the currency authorized the First National Bank of Austin Texas to resume business on condition that the reorganization committee pay into the bank four hundred fourteen thousand dollars the impairment of the bank's capital. This condition had been agreed to and the bank is expected to reopen within a day or two.
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Texas Bank
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
First National Bank
Austin
Tex
Weather and city notes from Friday forecast and council plans
Forecast shows colder weather Saturday in the northern portion with variable winds. The city council committees and chairmanships are listed, with Councilman W. Rawson reported critically ill with pneumonia and Chief Bail urging more police with two substations. A defiant mix of legal and local updates follows, including district attorney actions, a missing person sighting, trial in Oxford, Miss, and a court martial in Montgomery.
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W. Rawson
John W. Bail
Police Department
Harvey Johnsons
Erwin
Oberlin
Carter
United States
Savannah
Manseen
Cropsey
Bowie
Lizabeth City
Parker
WI Mathis
Ditton
Oxford
Miss
Orlando Lester
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