Blockade crisis in Venezuela stirs U S policy clash
Reports from Port of Spain and Caracas describe tensions over the Orinoco blockade after Venezuela proclaimed a blockade of Ciudad Bolivar. Washington debates whether to support or modify action as U S naval authorities confer with Admiral Crowninshield and Admiral Sumner while Manzanares cargo decays aboard. Caracas names new French minister plenipotentiary amid fears of German intervention. In the United Mine Workers, Wilson readies for the coal convention to shape representation rules and set the stage for a historic strike-era gathering.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Nav. di
United States
Hese
Smith
Washington
Orinorco Steamship Company
Orinorco
Sashville
Consul Smith
Admiral Crowninshield
Sunmer
Manzanares
Fort Los Gastillos
Ciudad Bolivar
Caracas
Venezuela
Antecio Lugini
France
Velutini
Germany
Wilson
Coal United Mine Workers of America
A Workers
Ertat
Attendance at international live stock exposition rises this year
On Sunday in Chicago the number of visitors to the international live stock exposition was counted by four criteria. About 2000 residents from nearby neighborhoods visited with students from various schools viewing the exhibits. The events slated for Tuesday include competitive displays.
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Chinagg
Chicago
Variey
Bishop Taylor Memorial Fund Planned at Taylie University
Nev 90 AR board meeting approves raising 32,960,000 to build a memorial on Taylie University campus in honor of Bishop William Taylor who once visited and donated generously. The fund will be used for the building on campus and to support the school chapel. Bishop Taylor recently died in California.
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Taylie University
William Taylor
Bikhon Taylor
California
Ohio murderer gets off easy in local trial
Prank Silt aged 25 shot wired Parry Gerey and Charles Tenwn at Gloucester on and was found guilty of snarler in the second figure by the jury yesterday.
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Altiens
Parry Gerey
Charles Tenwn
Gloucesbr Onnan
Snarler
Reception for President Mitchell at Indianapolis
Indianapolis November 20 the reception committee announced that President Mitchell will visit December 15. The executive committee of home workers will meet on December 19 at which time the president will make remarks on all business matters.
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Indianapolis
John Mitchell
Feitimay
Mitchell
Renoiny
Mascaghi Concert Company Faces US Turmoil and Revival
The Mascaghi company touring from New York to Boston met financial wrangling and singer disputes amid strong Boston audience support. Richard Efrard of Boston aided the venture, and despite early trouble the ensemble aims to prove Mascagni's modern Italian music can win American favor.
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Nike Wi
Rusticana
Sdlossi
Mascagni
New York
Boston
Mastagnt
Richard Efeard
Bossoty
Stn
Mascagin
Fatal Railway Collision Near Carbon Seven Miles East
Youngstown Ohio November g0 The Chicago and Baltimore express No 6 eastbound on the Baltimore Ohio railway ran into a freight at Carbon seven miles east of here early this morning and collided head on with fatalities and injuries. Howard Bradley of Pittsburgh Pa engineer of the passenger train died. Walter Miller of Pittsburgh Pa express messenger injured. Townsend of Pittsburgh Pa passenger train rib broken and may die. Frank Miller of Chicago a crewman severely burned. Express car telescoped. Police engines wrecked. Collision blamed on freight brakeman failing to throw the switch to main track after siding.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Chicago and
Baltimore
Baltimers & Ohio Railway
Carbon
Here
Howard Bradley
Pittsourg
Uns
Luin
Walter Miller
Pithsbirg
Tuck
T& B
Townsend
Pittsurg
Frank Miller
Chicago
Sreman
Sheken Oy
Mai
Prominent Politicians Among Train Passengers
Pittsburg November 20 passengers aboard the train included Julio J. Feeley of Chicago youngest member of the house A S Hopkins Illinois J Ross Sticker Macomb IA Judge Walter L Sidk Council Bluff Iowa Congressman Chester I Long Medicine Lodge Kansas Congressman John H Stephens Yer Hon Texas Congressman Johnny Snook wife of Ohio and Howell long of Topeka Kan were badly shaken and hurt They passed through here big evening Lar Washington
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Pittsburg
Julio J. Feeley
Chicago
House of Representatives
Hopkins
Illinois
J. Ross ‘Sticker
Macomb
Walter L. Sidk
Council Bluff
Iowa
Chester I. Long
Medicine Lodge
Tai
John H. Stephens
Texas
Johnny Snook
Ohio
Howell ‘Longs
Topeka
Kan
Washington
Interurban Line Planned From Marion to Bluffton
Marion Ind Nov 30 Bundy Clark Co announce they will build an interurban line from Marion to Bluffton with construction to start by Jan 1 They will also run five through from Matelon to Kosomo but the Bhuster line will be built first A conference of interurban magnates resolved the terminal issue at Marian
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Marion
Ind
Bundy- Clark Co
Bluffton
Fvom Matelon
Kosxomo
Plan Uinder
Alex Con Dues
Marian
Ite Jlerhrbin Magputes
First Snow Falls Across Central Pennsylvania
Snow began in Pennsylvania with wet, slushy conditions in central areas. Reported accumulation reached around an inch in places as cold air settled in.
Proof Is Using: Illinois Remains More Used for Results
A reader summary notes Illinois usage rising as a source of results. The piece suggests readers try it, citing growing familiarity and usefulness in delivering outcomes.
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Jornal Gazette
Navy Recruiting Opens New Headquarters in Port Wayne
A naval recruiting party arrived to open a local recruiting office in Port Wayne, seeking one hundred enlistments across machinists, landsmen, seamen, clerks, and stenographers. Chief Boatswain Killin and Lt Blakely head the drive, promising rapid advancement for skilled machinists and engineers and detailing potential ratings and pay, with emphasis on young American machinists.
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Payal
Yestertax
Pustomius Fulding
Enliztmenta
Dheie Sami
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Stenigeephers
Fort Fisher
Janary
Teieutenant Blakels
Uy Trey
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Milan Township
Dr. Carl Proegler, the county health officer, rushed to Milan township last night to investigate a smallpox outbreak. Exact details are unavailable, but officials say there are no known cases nearby. The northeastern county was hit hard in previous years, and strong quarantine measures may be prepared to prevent another epidemic.
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Carl Proegler
Milan Township
Milan
Proegler
Tode
Attend half-off hat sale at Mergentheim's today
A half-off sale of trimmed and untrimmed hats begins today at Mergentheim's and runs throughout the month. A curious line of garbled product names appears in the notice, offering promotional items and a mysterious promise of vitality.
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Mergentheim’s
Funeral Services for George Saylor and Others
Funeral notices report Cat holic rites for George Saylor with services from St Patrick's Catholic Church and private interment at Catholic cemetery. Additional notices list memorials for George B. Saylor with arrivals and a Tuesday morning funeral from 923 Lincoln Avenue.
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George
Marler
Aubnurn
Nont
L_ Cramva
Crance
Thomas Street
Ami
Oelogk
St. Patrick's Catholic
Sailor
Saylor
Lincoln Avenue
Oyster bay exclusive shipments in Northern Indiana
Advertisement style note shows an exclusive oyster bay operation at 1023 West Main Street in Northern Indiana with daily express shipments. Mentions over 2500 sold Saturday and a home phone number 16510 Mata. Includes garbled lines but implies local grocery or seafood dealer service and contact details.
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Main St
Indiana
Express
Banda Rossa Musical Wonder Delights Town Audience
The Banda Rossa concert impressed with a superb orchestra and Sir Sorrentino’s dynamic baton. The performance included Wiserere tone, William Tell, and Carmen medley, drawing praise for tone color and unity, though few patrons rose for the national anthem after the finale.
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Banda Rossa
Arcandi
Chester
Phayer
Signor Sorrentino
Ona
Signer Serrentino
Trumpat
Sala
Balun
Cavalleria Rusticana
Willian Tell
Zamonz
Salome
Schuman
Ielgram
Sisner
Tis Canduetig
Alion
Dylent
Te Rouse
We Make Frames Frames Pictures at BLL & AIT
The terse note lists a business named BLL & AIT offering picture framing services at a city location with an address 26 Calhoun Street. The item presents a minimalist ad style blurb focusing on framing frames and pictures.
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BLL & Ait
Calhoun St
Miss Rebecca Warren Shines In Temple Theatre East Lane
Miss Rebecca Warren and her company delivered a refined performance of East Layne at Temple Theatre. Warren’s portrayal of Lady Tsabet impressed with restrained emotion and clear understanding, while Frederick Kirby as Sir Francis Levison offered solid merit though lacking strong audience rapport.
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Temple
Uiater
East Layne
Rebecca Warren
Jessen “i
Miss Warren
Alisa Warren
Miss War- Irennia
We make hames and Pa pies hire ORT and REIL
Community notice states ORT and REIL at 226 Calhoun Street plan services tied to hames and pies. The terse item indicates local trade or event details with no further context.
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ORT & Reil
Calhoun St
Local Chapter Forms as 25-member Group Ahead of Charter
The article notes a meeting to organize a local branch of the LG B.A. at the Cathedral area. Only 21 members have signed for the group so far, so organizers plan to wait for the full twenty-five before granting the charter.
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George L. BeWald
Rome
Frank Kelley
IG Layi Street
Kelley
LG. B.A
Qathedrar Araneh
Cincinnati Bride Dies by Own Action in San Francisco
Charelle Hemmingway, formerly Miss Carlo Ompiglio of Cincinnati, committed suicide at the Knickerbocker hotel in San Francisco last night. A recent Cincinnati resident until five months ago, she had moved to Chicago where she married race horse owner Robert Hemmingway. Her parents Prof and Mrs FF Ompiglio, longtime Cincinnati residents, note she was eighteen.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charelle
Hemmingway Weg
Mrs Kelley Meets Husband Amid Bribery Arrest in Philadelphia
Mrs Charles F Kelley wife of ex Speaker Kelley of the St Louis house of delegates arrived in Philadelphia under arrest on bribery charges tied to an anti political lighting bill. She was met by friends at City Hall and taken to the central police station where she met her husband for several hours. Extradition to St Louis expected within days.
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Philadelphia
Charles Fr. Kelley
Kelley
St Louis
St. Louia
Conference of Strike Commissioners at Scranton
In Scranton Pa a conference of the mine strike commissioners is planned for Tuesday night before hearings resume Wednesday morning. Commissioners Clark Watkins and Parker attend as experts review company books to settle wage figures, with the recess delaying the commission’s work by five days and possibly extending the session by a week.
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Schanton
Clark
Watkins
Parker
Henry Worth A Million In Morristown Electric Deal
In Morristown Indiana Wor Wharles Henry and partners pledged completion of the Indianaginis project. Morris town and Tushville Electric were funded by Tay 1 1004 Mu. Henry delivered to the new council and sworn an affidavit stating a worth of a million dollars.
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Morristown
Ind
Wharles & Henry
Ote Jinderson
Perc eGay
Twye Lowe
Morris~ Ftown & Tushville Electric
Henry
Now Council
New Style Victor Talling Ma chines a wonder
We present device descriptions for frames and game pictures, praising machines with prices from 25 to 50 dollars. The ad cites Guy Conklin at 1122 Caleun St opposite Cathedral, promoting massages and a barber service with a tested bath experience and regular customer potential.
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Victor Talling
Guy Conklin
Caleun St
Cathedral
Cleveland
Sural
The
Wayne
Homeseekers and Golo Nists Special Gates Notice
Special gates on the Nickel Plate Road restrict travel on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month to western, northwest and southwest points. For complete details, consult the nearest agent or address. Astoria and Fort Wayne are mentioned, with a dated note of 25 Mon. The fragment references The Journal-Gazette and a reader call to try the newspaper.
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Astoria
Fort Wayne
Journal-Gazeke
Orda
Conciliation replaces killing Home Rule by Kindness noted
London dispatch reports Irish leader Redmond assumes party reins with a note of hope amid new conciliatory language from British officials. Wyndham's land reform plans face nationalist rejection while Chamberlain and Harcourt clash over sugar policy. Roosevelt praised by London papers for addressing labor and reform. Reports on Russian imperial health circulate amid unclear sentiment across capitals.
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London
Aris
Balfowr
John Morley
Ireland
Redmond
Unite Irish League
Justie Wadlands
Wyndham
Alt. Redmond
Britain
Chicago
Chamberlai
Mr. Chamberlain
South
Atric
Witlout
Brussels
William Harcourt
Walliam
Bert Wes
Chamberlain
Eur
Mig
Harcourt
Ana
Roosevelt
Unclear OCR fragment from Journal-Gazette page
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Charles R. Weatherhdge
Tri State
Parzzer Paner Co
Calloon and
Stverjor St
Henry Wellman
Ollce
West Berry Street
Mary Whery
Offce
Madison St
Graham
Bank Black
Ofire
Frederick H. Schellman
Embremer
Alfeed
Bill F Kuntz
Se‘atant
H. J. Ash
E. Columbia St
R. P
White National Bank
Gillot
Bet
Craed
Henry Schone & CO
BS Mast
Perry St
Aldine Htock
Postoffice
H. G. Patton
Beart Street
Uncle Sam’s.cans
Orinocco River
Bello
Matacaite
Libertad
Warg
Bishop Taylor
Upland University
Mascaghi
Masonic Temple Theater
Pennsylvania
Naval Service
Agorevision of
Ab the
Terple Theater
Temple Theatre
Logal Chat
Conference OF Strike Commissioners
TO_HOMESEEKERS
GOLO
NISTS
Sland
Balfour
Pressgang
Mr. Roosevelt
Labor Commission
Alfred Moseley
Congress
Corporation
Unio
Rupertal
Menclas
Count Casatni
Coperhagen Sind St. Petirsbure
Esarowite
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