Lond Barrison Seeks Ride At New York Horse Show
Lora Barrison from the notorious Barrison family attempted to ride a white stallion in pink fleshings at the New York horse show but was turned down by the management. The afternoon featured street cleaning department employees and their horses parade and four in hand displays. A drizzle dampened attendance though the evening session began at 8 with the crowd still favoring the third day of the event.
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New York
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Fashion and spectacle color a grand horse show night
Spectators enjoyed a vibrant display of costumes and crowds as the garden and tan bark rail bounded the equine aristocracy. The jumping classes faltered while harness and park team divisions highlighted American trotting stock, with Langton Performer a noted young stallion and Kip's absence shaping fewer roadster prizes.
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U S Upheld Monroe Doctrine Yet England's Role Stirs Diplomats
Washington observers note surprise that the United States, not Venezuela, is party to arbitration with Great Britain. The shift frames the U S as protector of weaker republics, raising expectations of responsibility. Negotiations show Britain and the United States as primary actors, with Venezuela sidelined until after Cleveland's term.
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United States
Venezuela
Great Britain
Cleveland
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Canning
Arbitration shifts page in American history with Venezuela
The article notes Venezuela must accept the arbitration decree while the United States enforces the award. It says a new American history page is opened with a Venezuelan treaty and that Justice Brewer may lead the tribunal. It also mentions a strengthened American push to complete evidence and secure a decisive victory.
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United States
Brewer
American Commission
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Great Britain
Venezuela Arbitration Talks Highlight Unresolved Protocol
Cable exchanges between Washington and London reveal no signed protocol for arbitration with Venezuela yet, though general agreement on a principle exists. Salisbury proposed a Britain United States commission to investigate facts, with binding findings, and possible British Venezuelan boundary arbitration if the commission report leads to no agreement.
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King Oscar Named Fifth Arbitrator in Venezuelan Case
Washington November 11 The selection of King Oscar of Norway and Sweden as the fifth arbitrator in the Venezuelan controversy is confirmed. Baron Grip the minister from those countries has informed the State Department of acceptance with possible designation of another, likely his chief justice, for formal meetings. American representatives will likely be Associate Justice Brewer and Frederick Coudert.
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Monroe Doctrine Seen As Internationalizing Policy
President Gilman of Johns Hopkins, a Venezuelan commission member, states that arbitration is broadly accepted by both nations and that a concert of action benefits peace and international goodwill. He notes data are incomplete but the published decision moves toward cooperation rather than a protectorate, with further notes on Salisbury Olney correspondence pending.
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Admiral Bunce's Squadron Plans Move to Venezuela
Admiral Bunce's squadron will depart for Venezuela in a few weeks unless a radical shift is adopted in Navy Department plans. The discussion focused on naval administration rather than foreign affairs significance, outlining the necessary adjustments for the cruise.
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British press on Venezuelan arbitration treaty
The Globe welcomes the agreement as freeing the United States from a false and dangerous position. It warns that a negative report could have driven Cleveland to coercion or humbling loss, stalling U S progress. The St James Gazette questions if arbitration may extend over Guiana and Schomburgk line, challenging England’s stance and US claims of a setback by Britain.
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Remarkable Fall River Case Of Insanity At Maplewood
Dr Collel reported four French Canadian residents at Maplewood near Fall River violently insane fearing a tragedy. Police broke in as inmates resisted. mother Mrs Angie Champoux and daughter Miss Albina were taken to central station and later to Taunton Asylum. Father is missing.
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Somerville Council Rejects Citizenship Hiring Order
The Somerville Board of Aldermen defeated by unanimous vote an order to hire only citizens and taxpayers for city work. They favored existing local hiring by department heads and contractors, and not tying contractors to such limits. The council also considered Architect Gould's $55,000 armory plans for the Highland avenue and Walnut street site.
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Ality Armory
G. A. R. Posts
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Walnut Street
Allen Wins By 62 Votes In Boston Council Race
Isaac B. Allen is declared councillor-elect from the fourth district by a recount finishing yesterday. By a plurality of sixty two votes he defeats John H. Sullivan, marking a historic win for a colored candidate in Boston politics. The recount began after a disputed initial tally, confirming Allen’s victory and his claim to the position.
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Isaac B. Allen
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