Defiance to Europe Casts Arrests and Seizures
The Castro government arrests British and German subjects in Caracas and Caracas seizes Venezuelan ships in La Guaira. British and German crews are made prisoners as tensions rise with Britain and Germany after envoys fled and warships moved in. The United States position becomes involved through regional diplomacy and protection of legations.
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Castro
Republic
United States
Venezuela
Great Britain
Cormany Duesday
Caracas
Ia Guayra
Porioof
Ulti Inativi de
Cavan
la Guayra
Curacaa
Bowen
Hagened
ilerun-Baltazzi
Rer- Josny
Legation
Monroe Doctrine at Stake Amid Caribbean Fleet Show
A large American fleet gathers in the Caribbean detailing ships including cruisers and destroyers under the command of a top admiral. The display aims to project peace while signaling strength amid rising tension in the region. Culebra is highlighted as a gateway fortress for the operation.
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Heen Kitawar
Sam
Thos Caribbean Manenvers
Caribbean Sea
Culebra
Gibraltar
Thos B Reed Dead Ex Speaker Who Shaped Quorum Rules
Former Speaker Thomas B Reed died in Washington after a long public career. Born 1839 in Portland Maine he mentored several administrations and, as House leader, overturned the quorums rule to allow majority action. Reed rose from Maine legislator to national statesman through Navy service law practice and decades in Congress.
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Thomas B. Reed
Washington
Mr. Reed
Gardner
Reed
Goodno
Philadelphia
Portland
Thomas Bracket Reed
Portland High School
Bowdoin College
California
Maine
Navy
Senate
Tie
Congress
Ccaucus
House
Spearer
McCreary
Kentucky
Roosevelt's Message Draws Fire On Trusts and Tariff
The editorial critiques Roosevelts lengthy message for weak trust policy and conflicted tariff stance. It argues he wobbles between curb efforts and protecting monopolies while courting reciprocity and opposing decisive action. The piece mocks his perceived indecision amid Republican leadership and calls for bold trust destruction.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Reed
Washington
Convincing Proof for Doan's Kidney Pills in Ohio Case
Captain Alfred G. Rigler of Hose Company No. 4 Canton Ohio recounts chronic kidney pain backache and urinary weakness dating to youth. After ineffective medical care and numerous circulars he found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills, endorsing them strongly four years later and urging others to try. Free trial offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 50 cents per box.
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Alfred G. Rigler
Hose Company No. 4
Canton
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Rigler
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
Great Powers Eye Venezuela Crisis As Dewey Leads Navy
Washington watches Caribbean tensions rise as Germany Britain and France press Venezuela to meet obligations. Admiral Dewey's status of command and U S strategy reflect Monroe Doctrine aims to keep European powers from South America amid looming naval maneuvers and potential force.
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Admiral Dewey
South Americs
Venezuela Crisis Sparks Naval Posture in Caribbean
The piece argues President Qustra may provoke armed contact with Britain and Germany over Venezuela. It cites German and British naval presence, warns Europe eyes South America for expansion, and notes U S policy hinges on Monroe doctrine to deter such incursions.
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Great Britain
Germany
United States
Howeeser
Wiest Todian Islands
Venezuela
Caracas
England
South America
Monopolist Boasts Rapid Income Growth
A Washington Star quote shows a monopolist claiming dramatic wealth rise from a hundred thousand per year to a hundred thousand per month. The exchange highlights sharp income inflation within five years and a provocative business perspective.
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Washington Star
Gold and silver in circulation rise sharply
The report shows gold in circulation nearly tripled, gold coinage up about 50 percent, and silver in circulation more than doubled.
Newspapers and Periodicals Proliferate Rapidly
The number of newspapers and periodicals more than doubled, reflecting a surge in print media as communities widened their access to news and information across regions.
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