Balfour Rules Out Pacific Blockade in Venezuelan Crisis
London and Washington report Premier Balfour insisting there is no such thing as a peaceful blockade. He warns arbitration may be used but a true blockade would mean war, with neutral ships treated like belligerents. U S officials say only a wartime exclusion of American ships is acceptable. Dewey’s fleet could move if American trade is harmed.
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Venezuela
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Germany
la Guaira
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Caracas
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Washington
Moody
Roosevelt
Belknap on Venezuela in grave international tension
Rear Admiral Belknap, retired, tells a Post reporter he trusts Roosevelt and Hay to resolve Venezuela tensions without war. He says Britain and Germany must officially notify neutral powers to declare war, and Monroe Doctrine enforcement hinges on official war. He pledges US resolve and support for leaders if conflict arises.
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Venezuela
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Germany
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First in the list of Cham pagnes and Ex tro Dry
The ad promotes Cook's Imperial Extra Dry as the top choice in sparkling Cham pagnes. It urges readers to try it and places it first on the consumer's list.
Orangeine Cold Test Questioned by Health Authorities
A study notes Orangeine requires two powder doses spaced 20 minutes apart to perform a claimed cold cure when taken after chilling or exposure. Researchers say results are inconclusive and urge caution about efficacy and safety.
Venezuela to Yield in Arbitration Effort Continues
The article notes ongoing exchanges between Italy Great Britain and Germany over arbitration after a continued page one update. The United States is viewed positively for its friendly stance and public opinion leans toward arbitration, with Britain and Germany taking leadership due to larger stakes and earlier claims.
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Italy
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Venezuela’s army and defenses described by ex-minister
Paris telegram quotes M. Thiesse, once France’s minister to Venezuela, estimating Venezuela can raise 400000 men though regular forces number about 10000. He notes limited cavalry, rifles by Martini and Remington, a few Maxim and Krupp guns, and Caracas guarded by 6000 foot mountains with mule paths. A single bridge destruction could cripple the railway from La Guaira to Caracas.
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M. Thiesse
France
Venezuela
Caracas
la Guaira
Germany denies plan to seize Margherita Island in Venezuela
The foreign office in Margherita Berlin denies any orders for seizure by the German squadron in Venezuelan waters and vows no occupation of Venezuelan territory. It alleges a campaign to blame Germany for coercive actions in Venezuela, noting the Puerto Cabello bombardment was at the British commander's suggestion with the Topaz, a British ship, involved.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Venezuela
Margherita Island
Germany
Puerto Cabello
Venezuelan Blockade Goes Into Effect at La Guaira
Barred from La Guaira Venezuela declares blockade effective today for Venezuelan vessels only following notification referencing Great Britain and Germany on December 13, 191? from Caracas.
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Caracas
la Guaira
Great Britain
Germany
Venezuelan consul in Boston disputed by wife and rival
In Boston Dr. William B. Mackie is listed as Venezuelan consul though his wife says he only acts in that role. She points to Elias G. Esteves of New York as the real consul with authority. Mackie, who speaks Spanish, was appointed about two years ago and previously no consul served Boston.
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William B. Mackie
Mackie
Tremont Street
Mrs.Mackie
Elias G. Esteves
State Street
New York
Johnson Won't Discuss Venezuela Policy At Navy Yard
Admiral Johnson, at the Boston navy yard, refused to discuss the United States stance on Venezuela when pressed last evening. The briefing focused on naval affairs, with no official comment on the international issue provided.
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Johnson
Venezuela
Admiral Johnson
Boston Navy Yard
United States
World: Venezuela claims total reach about 20 million
Washington reports that Britain Germany Italy Spain Belgium Denmark unite to demand indemnities from Venezuela for revolutions at home costs and punitive expeditions. Aggregate claims near 20.185 million with Britain at about 4 million and Germany about 9 million plus others.
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Washington
Great Britain
Venezuela
Retribution
Castro
Orinoco
Caracas
Italy
Germany
Spain
Belgium
Denmark
United States
British and Venezuelan Blockade Sparks War Talk
A U S ship was barred from Venezuelan ports amid a blockade. The discussion centers on Premier Balfour’s claim that a state of war now exists, as officials caution reporters to refrain from commenting outside office hours. The exchange ends with a terse dismissal of further discussion on the Venezuelan trouble.
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United States
Balfour
Bowen bids Italian minister godspeed in Caracas
In Caracas the Italian minister left the city this morning. At eight o clock Bowen and Secretary Russell escorted Signor De Riva and Signor Gazzarelli to the railroad station, met by leading Italian residents. The party prepared for departure as Bowen led the farewell.
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Venezuela
Bowen
Legation
Russell
Signor de Riva
Consu
Signor Gazzarelli
Verdict in Paris case over jockey Reiff damages
In Paris, on December 17, J Reiff sued Vie Au Grand Air over claims the paper accused him of pulling Saint Saulge. The Ninth Correctional Tribunal heard witnesses for the plaintiff, with Maitre Lagasse leading, and the defendants by three advocates. Reiff received 200 francs in damages.
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Ninth Correctional Tribunal
Reiff
Maitre Lagasse
Modern Wash Day Tip with Fels Naptha Soap
It says boiling and scalding clothes tires a woman out and favors modern washing with Fels Naptha soap. Follow directions for best results avoiding old fashioned hot water.
Italian Minister Delivers Ultimatum Before Venezuela Trip
The Italian minister handed papers and cigars to his car for the journey to La Guaira. Venezuelan papers remain unaware of the ultimatum presented yesterday, leaving the railroad station free of crowds and the city quiet.
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la Guaira
City Point Catholic Ball Plans
The City Point Catholic Association schedules its annual ball for Monday evening February 2 at Howe Hall Huntington Avenue. President McAvoy names sub committees for arrangements including Hall, Invitations, Music, Transportation, Catering, Printing, Press, and Advertising with local leaders guiding each area. It is expected the event will be a grand social success.
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City Point Catholic Association
Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
McAvoy
Hall
C. F. Callahan
Charles Thornton
James M. Looby
Joseph A. Lyons
Charles H. Slattery
James M. Porter
Leo J. McGrath
Frank Nicholson
Leo F. Ryder
Coleman J. MceGrath
Fred F. Murphy
John M. Durick
Harvard Honor Men Honored at Judge Lowell Reception
Judge Francis C. Lowell hosted a reception at his home on Beacon Street for Harvard honor students from the upper classes who achieved honor marks. Prominent alumni and faculty aided in greeting attendees.
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Harvard
Francis C. Lowell
Beacon Street
Judge Lowell
Navy orders dispatch officer to Caracas amid Venezuela tensions
A Navy Department cablegram to Admiral Dewey directs sending a competent officer in a torpedo boat destroyer to Caracas to assist the American minister. Vandusen will also be reassigned temporarily to accompany the minister. The moves aim to protect the Caracas cable link and handle American duties as tensions rise over a potential war blockade.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Caracas
Diehl
Marietta
la Guaira
Vandusen
Mr. Bowen
Some Facts About Venezuela
Venezuela's land area matches the combined expanse of Texas Colorado Idaho and California. Gold output fell from 233000 ounces in 1884 to under 50000 ounces in the previous year.
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Venezuela
Texas
Colorado
Idaho
California
Colonel R E Bobo Dies in Chicago Bear Trip Link
Colonel R E Bobo of Mississippi, once tied to Roosevelt's bear hunting trip, died at Hahnemann Hospital in Chicago. Blood poisoning from liver trouble caused his death at age 55.
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Chicago
R.E. Bobo
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Hahnemann Hospital
Rev Fr Singleton S J Ill With Pneumonia
The Rev. William Singleton S J of the Church of the Immaculate Conception lies in City Hospital in dangerous condition after a pneumonia attack. The illness is only a few days old.
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William Singleton, S. J
Church of the Immaculate Conception
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