Navy ships to Venezuela guard against revolution
Reports state Admiral Higginson will lead a North Atlantic squadron with Venesuelan waters near Puerto Guaira as strategic ships depart to Venezuela. The mission aims to deter unrest rather than attack Castro's forces, with multinational naval support possible in landing operations. Also noted are pensions for veteran Pennsylvania Railroad engineers from Andrew Carnegie, with lifelong monthly stipends.
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Tria
Ndmiral Gageinsem
Hiteship
Nearsarge
North Athiantic Squadron
Lie Guaira
Vie
Venezuela
Castro
Tel
Higginson
Nately
Mouht
Bandit Identified in Train Robbery Case at Wagner
General Manager I. S. Elliott and Messenger C1 Siutho of the Great Northern Express Company with Fireman FP W. O'Neil positively identify the man under arrest at Nkrasyilte, Tern as Harvey Logan, one of the bandits who robbed the express car and Montana bankers and other valuables near Wagner Montana last month.
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I. S. Elliott
C1. Siutho
Great Northern Express Company
FP. W. O'Neil
Wagner
Mont
Ialy
Ato Nkrasyilte
Tern
Tiarvey Logan
Themen
Nen Montana
Ravished by a Negro in Anderson Ind Notice
Mrs John Paul wife of a well known railroad man of Anderson Indiana was assaulted by an unknown negro recently. Her husband was at work and she was left with her baby when the assailant called. She was choked into unconsciousness and her clothes torn during the struggle. Vinccerps is charged but sought for. two women and a man murdered Ardmore OK special: four deputy marshals with Winchesters rushed to Springer after a telephoned warning of a double murder near Cauda tridee six miles from Ardmore. Patriots Coming to America Dublin special: Redmond announces William Redmond will sail for the United States to organize the league da Amelia per seaway tid. Cuban Inauguration Day Havanna special: March 2th set for Palma inauguration and restoration of Cuba’s government. Francisco Gamba and others depart for Washington to seek reciprocity. Stole 6000 diamonds well dressed man threw stone through Edward Burver’s window and fled. Cresceus earnings top 70000 in purses and exhibitions. General Funston returns to San Francisco on sick leave from Manila. Sherman bills continue in force against Chinese entry.
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John Paul
Anderson
Ind
Viencerp
Ardmore
Vf. Tes
Springer
Hammond
Wotmnen
America
Dublin
Dolua Redmond
Gnan
Willian
Jane Duecoh Devlin
Belfast
United States
League da Amelia
Canal Bill Passes in Historic Vote on Nicaragua Route
The House votes 206 to 2 along party lines to approve the Nicaragua canal bill with minimal amendments. Republicans Cannon and Lassiter opposed. debate notes Panama options and potential Senate delays while funding and territorial authority are authorized for construction from Caribbean to Pacific via Lake Nicaragua.
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BOS
Nicaragna
Cannon
Basis
Shot de Thoroughty
Nicaragua
Chanda
Fleeher
Aingesota
Lassiter
Virginia
Senate
Costa Rica
Caribbean Sea
Lake Nima
Badte
Pacific
Spolo
Mason Plans Telegraph Ownership Tied to Postal System
Washington debate centers on government control of telegraphs with Senator Mason championing a bill to buy Western Union and Postal Telegraph. He would issue government bonds to fund the property, extend service, reduce rates, and create a sinking fund.
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Washington
Tlenry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Payne
Sunator
Mason
Senator Manson
Senate
Mizon
Western Union
United States Postal Telegraph
Treasury
Senate Committee On
Illinois
Lodge
Massachusetts
Beveridge
Indiana
Dillingham
Vermont
Senate Adopts Resolutions for Death of Senator Sewell
The Senate and House paused business after the death of Senator William J. Sewell of New Jersey. Chaplains mourned his loss and resolutions of respect were adopted, leading to adjournment. The anti anarchist bill and Hepburn Nicaragua canal debates continued with sharp exchanges between Mr Cannon and Mr Hepburn as the Panama route gained support. The House approved the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill by a large margin, with a strong faction backing Panama in the larger route struggle.
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United States Senate
William J. Sewell
New Jersey
William Milburn
Senator Sewell
Berry
Arkansas
Senate
Wean
Sewell
Bowell
Messrs. Smith
Town
Weeks
Michigan
Loudenslager
Clouse
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Judiciary
Elanse of Representatives
Panama Company
United States
Colombia
Walker Commission
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Hill
Panama
Nicaragua
Burton
Ohio
Oon Rivers and Harbors
Connecticut
Bramwell
Giller
Massachusetts
Littlefieldd
Maine
Gibson
Tennessee
Lacey
Cummings
New York
Mouse of
Panna
Nicwragna
Lepburn
Protector
Minnesota
Lassiter
Virginia
Mar
Bishop
Northwest
Sage Morris
Duluth
Fletcher
Cannon
Fepburn
New Year Outlook for Trade and Industry
The year 1902 is expected to bring continued prosperity as interior trade holds strong and exporters brace for better export activity. Railroads face car shortages amid closed lake navigation, while steel demand remains steady despite price resistance from the dominant mills.
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New York
Gail
Markets Report of Midwestern Prices and Shipping Grades
A dense listing of regional commodity prices including cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Milwaukee with No 2 wheat oats corn rye and barley price ranges and freight shipping notes for hogs and dairy items. Prices show wide variation by city and item with cattle in the 2.50 to 6.50 range and hogs from 3.00 to 6.25 depending on location and grade.
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Chicago
Choice Creamery
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indiana Finances Show Prosperity Amid Debt Fall and Growth
State annual report highlights a reduced debt of 817 000, running costs of 7 120 493, and a year end balance near 5 200. Receipts include 157 267 in state tax and 1 500 446 5 199 assessed value. Lands, town lots, and personal property show significant value. crops reach 200 million. manufacturing capital and production rise substantially from 1890 levels.
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Indiana
Tales
Ranrom Properties and Holdings
Tol
Soler Duped by Franece and the Portoiro Missionary Engagement
Soler duped by Franece James of Nevington, an army regular in Portoiro, met in Sandvan. An Australian, 21, engaged in missionary work, wed plans. Hicks sent money for trousseau then found she changed to others, claimed to have collected nearly $5000, she apologized, Hicks left for the States.
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Soler
Franece
James Picks
Nevington
Portoiro
Sandvan
Sho
Tie Doved
Weterward Licks
Trousseau
San Juan
Dee
Hicks
Flancee
States
Girl Accused of Witchcraft Promptly Forced From Home
Mrs William Currier of Elkhart forces 123 year old girl Bessie Currier and her mother Mrs Mary Currier to leave home amid alleged supernatural events. Neighbors report mysterious happenings including items floating and pails tipping. The mother suspects trickery, while Bessie denies responsibility for the manifestations.
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Bessie Currier
William Currier
Elkhart
Mary Currier
Miner Holds Foe Over Hot Stove in Crawfordsville Saloon
In Crawfordsville a miner named John Valasky entered a saloon and seized Henry Jolson by the throat. Valasky lifted Jolson above a red hot stove as others watched. Jolson suffered severe burns before the maniac was knocked down by the bartender who struck Valasky with a poker.
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John Valasky
Rosedale
Henry Jolson
Crawfordsville
Johnson
Valasky
Big Fire at Hartford City and Other Local Incidents
A three o clock fire at EXTE Winters dry goods and clothing in Hartford City caused total stock destruction and ruin of the building with losses around 50000 and 30000 insured. The cause is undetermined though gas irregularity is suspected. Separate items report a Goshen millinery robbery, a man’s death from a burst blood vessel after chasing a rabbit, a child fatally burned by a grate in Washington, two killed near Mount Summit en route to a wedding, a plant closure at Macbeth Moyang Glass due to gas tape issues, and two children bitten by a rattlesnake near Sand Creek in a stack of wood emergency heat setup.
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Hartford City
Exte
Winters
Goshen
van Martin
G. Washington
William McCormick
Washington
John EP. Edwards
Nancy Reeder
Mount Summit
Newcastle
Elwwood
Macbeth-Moyang Glass Company
Hardack
Willie
Mary Daniels
Sand Creek
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