Loyal Hall reorganizes to push Democratic campaign
South Side Loyal Hall, a Democratic club with 50 members, elected officers for campaign work and outlined its goal to organize the party for aggressive action. The Democratic council serves as the executive board with a full slate of officers. Local social and personal notices follow, including birthday supper for J F W Meyer and several residents visiting or recovering from illness.
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Loyal Hall
South Side
Swinney
Democratic Party
C. J. Weiler
Robert B. Shirey
B. I. Johnson
D. J. Shaw
M. H. Bohen
Loyal Tall
England Goes Easy on Venezuela Border Fight in Senate
United States senators debated the Venezuela boundary dispute with Hoch of views on risk of war. Voorhees urged swift action while asserting no war is likely and warning Britain seeks continental expansion. Olney’s dispatch and Monroe doctrine figure in the discussion as Senators note British encroachment from 70,000 to 100,000 square miles and the Canada factor as peace leverage.
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Washington
Venezuela
Great Britain
Senate
England
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Coon
Manley
Hawley
Allen
Lodge
Voorhees
Olney
Albion
Ohio
Sherman
Canada
Chihuahua
Teller
London
Paris
M. Hanotaux
France
United States
Nebraska
House
Finance Committee
South American republics urge Monroe doctrine alignment
Ministers Andrade Mendonca and Romero pressed for stronger Monroe doctrine backing from the United States. Diplomats from Venezuela Brazil and Mexico signaled unity with U S efforts, discussing a regional conference focused on political alliance rather than trade.
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Olney
Andrade
Venezuela
Mendonca
Brazil
Romero
Mexico
South
Central America
State Department
United States
Monroe Doctrine questioned by Grosvenor at corps reunion
Congressmen Grosvenor of Ohio attacked President Cleveland’s reading of the Monroe doctrine during an Eleventh Army Corps reunion in New York. He doubted U S ability to intervene if Spain sells Cuba to England, while a London Times correspondent noted dissent in the London chamber and bankers criticized the message as wicked.
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J. F. W. Meyer
South Wayne
Mr. Meyer
C. F. Meyer
New York City
J. W. Hiler
South Lafayette Street
Thomas Houlihan
Chicago
Williams Street
Adolphine Tomey
Niles
Mich
Madeleine Meegan
J. H. Hartman
South Hanna Street
S. Case
Tekonsha
H. A. Love
East DeWald Street
Gertrude Goring
Huntington
Ellis Searles
Calhoun Street
Grace Stahr
Force Street
St. Louis
New York
Grosvenor
Ohio
Cleveland
Eleventh Army Corps
Lietenant W. Biedelman
Naiayor
Easton
Spain
Cuba
England
United States
Smalley
London Times
New York Chamber of Commerce
London
Tappan
Gallatin National Bank
Simmons
Fourth National
Hicks Beach hints at Venezuelan dispute settlement
London Dec 20 Sir Michael Hicks Beach the chancellor of the exchequer spoke at a Conservative banquet in Bristol and suggested the government may issue a formal statement regarding the Venezuelan controversy. He indicated a likely approach to clarify Britain's position and avoid further tension.
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Michael Hiccks- Beach
Bayard
London
Michael Hicks- Beach
Bristol
Mickiae
Paris papers challenge American stance on recall and jingoism
The Paris press questions the American position amid recall tensions involving President Cleverage and Secretary Olney. Most papers deny the claims, with La Patrie standing apart while Temps accuses U S claims of infringing on European colonial rights and hints at possible European opposition.
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Cléveriind
Olney
America
la Patrie
Paris
Temps
World and U S Officials Cite Venezuela Dispute Tensions
A compilation from Springfield to Keokuk reports Palmer doubts Congress can act this session on finances and foreign policy while noting Britain Venezuela tensions, Davitt denounces Salisbury, Hanotaux on US influence, Irish meetings in Cleveland, and a Venezuelan boundary probe funding bill.
Spawn of Satan Alleged Confession From Hayward
Minneapo lis December 20 The Times prints Harry T Haywards ante mortem statement claiming five murders including Carrie Hass of Pasadena and a Minneap olis girl with 2000 a year income He lists three life goals money women travel and says he preferred weak victims and compared his crimes to those of Durrant noting a consump tive victim in Long Branch and a Chinaman in a gambling quar ter among others
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Minneapolis
Harry T. Hayward
Times
Carrie Hass
Pasadena
Cal
Hayward
Durrant
San Francisco
Long Branch
Harry
el Paso del Norte
Ging
Victim’s Ghosts and Greed Motive Linked in Ging Case
A courtroom summary records Harry’s confession as he displays visions of victims and claims money and hatred drove the killing of Kate Ging. He explains his hatred stemmed from her stinginess and her pinching touch while detailing others’ involvement, exonerating Adry and disputing Blixt’s responsibility, while noting a grim self-justification and lack of remorse. Separately, Iowa rainfall flood and political notes follow with varied updates and holiday travel rates.
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Harry
Catherine Ging
Blixt
Adry
Hayward
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