Venezuelan Question and London Times On Monroe Doctrine
London editors discuss the Venezuela question and Monroe Doctrine scope noting Britain’s claim to territory via conquest of Dutch lands. The Times calls the dispute largely about vindicating old rights and hints at arbitration before more notes.
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London
the Times
Times
British Guinea
Holland
Schomberg
United States
Bayard
Marquis of Salisbury
Venezuela
Great Britain
War Like Preparations in Turkey Stir Rumors of Revolt
The Constantinople Times dispatch reports unrest among Mohammedans amid rumors of a coming storm to overthrow the Hamidian government. Dardanelles activity increases with 10 000 more troops ordered to the garrison and new batteries at Dardanos Namazie and Majidieh. Local Muslims are reportedly arrested for seditious talk as lanterns and canteens are being produced for potential conflict.
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Loxpon
Constantinople
The
Times
Muhammedan
Dardanelles
Dardanos
Namazie
Majidieh
Trial of General Sanguilly in Havana Awaits Verdict
In Havana on October 17 General Julio Sanguilly an American citizen faces a rebellion charge. The attorney general urged a life imprisonment citing a tarnished record and Cuban threats if freed. His past includes a 1868 revolt rise, alleged misdeeds with a Havana railroad, gambling funds for Cuba, and a rumored $25 000 payment from Spain. His civil trial began in May after consular transfer.
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General Sanguilly
Havana
Julio Sanguilly
Senor Enjulo
Aguirre Ramon
Perez Tursillo
Cabanas
Sanguilly
Manuel Garcia
Cuba
New York
Phillipine Islands
Williams
State Department
Washington
Campos
Bankers Fail and Town Burn in Iowa and Nebraska News
Chariton and Stacker private bankers in Richland Iowa failed, with creditors filing $40,000 in attachments as Charlton fled to seek funds for more loans. The York Methodist church burned in a major fire with $20,000 cost and $8,000 insurance, electric wires blamed. Switchmen’s Union delegates hold closed sessions in Omaha and the Sioux City receiver takes over unions’ assets. Drake resumes campaign while miners win a 10 percent pay raise. a farmer’s foot injury and a golden wedding are also noted in brief items.
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Braourney
A. O. Chariton
Alen Stacker
Richland
Chariton
Charlton
Stocker
Chicago Board of Trade
York
Neb
Methodist
York County
Jefferson City
Masonic Grand Lodge
Columbus City
Omaha
Doody
Dorsey
Keota
Oliver Heath
Kansas City
Alles Witzgerald
Turner, Ills
Rockford, Ills
Ofick Ming Company
Girard, Ills
Green Ridge Coal Company
Lexington
Henry Rabe
Rabe
Funesville
Wis
Charles Johnson
Boone
Deaf and Dumb Institution
A. A. Stewart
Merritt O. Chance
Joseph O. Chance
Post Office Department
Washington
Euterpe Fitzgerrell
Mount Vernon
Ills
Springfield
Als
Alogeld
Zach Adams
Albert Thompson
Atealing
Peoria
News From Foreign Lands and Hemispheres
Reports from Havana suggest General Campos may be removed from Cuba's affairs. Spanish consul denies and passengers note Campos insanity rumors. A Kostusko heart ceremony in Poland features Polish exile families and nationwide congratulations. Brazil grants amnesty to Mello revolt participants with a two year army ban on rebel officers. Peruvian missionaries expelled from Cuzco seek damages through Britain for constitutional breaches.
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General Campos
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Onon
Campos
Cuba
Campos Vni Santiago
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Senate
Admiral de Mello
Rio Grande Do Sul
Billiardists to Meet in New York Series of Tournaments
Mamarice Daly and Frank Ives announce a billiard tournament series in New York starting Oct. 17 with prizes totaling $8,000. The event aims to give first, second, and third class players a chance to display their ability to the public.
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New York
Mamarice Daly
Frank Ives
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Old Officers Re-Elected by Western Union in New York
In New York on October 17 at the Western Union Telegraph company office, all existing officers were re-elected at the annual meeting. No additional changes or new appointments were reported.
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Omaha
Omana
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Switchmen’s Union of North America
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Myrtle McDowell
Linpac
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Mrs. McDowell
Titiness Central
Chicango
Winds Central Road
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Edward J. Harriman
John Jacob Astor
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American Board of Foreign Missions
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Union Loan and Trust Company
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Black
Nenu
Rudolph Schler
Newton Black
Nebraska Crix
Frederick Beyschlag
Charles City
Mason City
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Little River
Yive
National ‘Association of
Quartermaster General of the Army
Rio Grande
Belva Lockwood
Washineton
Robert H. L. White
Fisher
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