Venezuelan Question Debated in British House of Commons
Debate on Venezuela drew crowds as Britain pressed to enforce engagements with Venezuela. Lord Cranborne and Premier Balfour defended forbearance, warned against war, and discussed arbitration, Monroe Doctrine, and Anglo German tensions amid U S government involvement and shipowner claims.
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London
House of Coummons
Cns
Henry White
Gaifaires
Schwann
South Africa
Zuelin
Roosevelt
Lord Cranborne
Great Britain
Venezuela
United States
Venezu¢la
Henry Gumpbel-Baynerman
Britain
Balfour
Cor Whlen
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Germany
Caracas
Bowen
Ad. Tiranle Energy
Unite States
Venexuela
Wm. Vernon Harcourt
Oter
House
Timothy M. Healy
America
Awarnud
Lily
Italy
Great Brita
Mr. Schwann
Fragmented quote on U S stance and unrealizable pretensions
A garbled fragment discusses unfriendly disposition toward the United States and a phrase about indifference from the United States toward van Uncraosition. The text appears incomplete, lacking clear subjects or events to establish a full news item.
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United States
Paris Dispatch on Castro Speech Urging Calm in Venezuela
In Caracas President Castro urged Venezuelans not to retaliate against Britain and Germany and to remain calm while Europe’s powers posture. The Temps suggests U S mediation could help resolve the crisis, with Venezuela likely to accept and Germany and Britain not unwilling.
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Paris
Preach
Caracas
United States
Venezuela
Germany
Italy Joins Britain and Germany in Blockade
Berlin Dec 15 The foreign office told the Associated Press that Italy will join the blockade by agreement of the allies and that a portion of the coast will be assigned to Italian ships. The proceedings against Venezuela proceed in every respect tripartite.
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Berlin
Foreign Office Today
Associates Press
Italy
Venezuela
Peaceful Venezuela blockade discussed by Berlin officials
Berlin dispatch reports the German foreign office received Secretary Hay's note on the Venezuelan blockade. The terms remain undisclosed but aim for a peaceful stoppage, with Britain and Germany agreeing on the approach. The German draft awaits bundesrat approval as the act of war requires sanction. Lieut Commander Votelingke of the Vineta is ordered home, to be replaced by Silent-Commander Herr Klotsch.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Pt Io House
Cullom
Hitt
Congress
Venezuela
Thoosevelt
United States
State Committee On Foreign Relations
Schomberg
Davis
Gray
Anthracite Strife Commission
Senate
House of Representatives
Monroe
Europe
Unite States
United States of America
A. D
Americim Continents
American Islais
Berlin
Foreign Office
Great
Britain
Germany
Gueman
Bundesrath
Votelingerke
Vineta
Herr Klotsch
Paris Papers Report Venezuela Crisis Stirring Latin Nations
Paris dispatches relay that British and German residents in Caracas urged Castro for calm while political prisoners released by Castro fled to Curaçao to join Gen. Mánns. Articles discuss Roosevelt's role, with Izoulete portraying a four-way clash among Wilhelm II, Edward VII, Castro, and Roosevelt and noting Roosevelt ready to defend Venezuela’s sovereignty.
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Paris
Matin
Caricas
Castro
Talim
Venezuela
Mess
Caracas
Great Britain
Germany
Curacaa
Gen. Matns
Figato
Jean Izoulete
Roosevelt
Cecal
Roosvelt
Sto Law
M. Izoulete
United Sales
Atlantic
Quigley Hurts at Port Wayne Mill Hospital Visit
Nicholson of Wayne paper escorted Arthur Quigley the Hartford City News engineer at the Port Wayne hospital after a mangled finger incident aboard the paper mill engine. Doctors say amputation will be avoided and the hand may be saved with treatment.
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Hartford City News
Nicholson
Wayne Paper
Arthur Quigley
Port Wayne
Quigley
Tie
Von Buelow to be a Prince in Berlin report
The Journal Gazette reports Canal von Buelow the imperial chancellor will be elevated to prince by Emperor William for his role in securing the completion of commercial treaties. The notice cites Berlin sources confirming the royal favor.
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von Buelow
Berlin
Canal von Buelow
Willant
John Mitchell Welcomed Home in Spring Valley Parade
John Mitchell was accorded a hero’s welcome as he returned to his home in Spring Valley Nis. The town declared a general holiday with businesses closed and citizens lining the streets. About 2,000 unionists joined the parade, led by a military band, greeting the labor leader from the train to the main thoroughfares.
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Vally
Nis
Tee
John Mitchell
Spring Valley
Ated
Eurens
Uand
Radway's Pills Promote Digestion and Regularity
Purely vegetable pills claim to cure disorders of the stomach bowels bladder and nervous system by stimulating bile secretion and liver action. Two to four pills can regulate digestion and relieve bilious pains. One pill daily keeps systems regular. Price 28 cents a box. Sold by Radway & Co.
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Radway’s
Brice
All Drug
Piste
Radway & CO
Fort Wayne Fur Goods Advertises Premier Pelts and Coats
An advertisement highlights high grade pelts and expert fur workmanship from R. Klein. Alaska seal jackets start at 50 dollars with coats at 275 and long seal trimmed garments priced 1250 to 1500. Electric sealskin jackets 45 to 75, Hudson Bay otter or beaver from 150, gentleman fur lined coats 35 to 1000, plus scarfs and neckwear.
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Fort Wayne
R. Klein
Alaska
Resolutions Presented by Mining Groups at Spring Valley Meeting
A meeting featured two resolution sets, one by citizens and Jesuit organizations of Spring Valley, engraved on a silver tray from a five-piece set presented to President Mitchell in honor of miners’ success in the Pennsylvania field. The other set, embossed on aluminum, was encased in a large frame. State President W R Russell of the Tiners Miners union, Thomas Kidd, W B Wilson and James Beattie spoke at the gathering.
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Jes Ber
Spring Valley
Penn Trades and Labor Council
Mitehel
Pennsylvania
W. R.russell
Tineis Miners Union
Thomas ‘E. Kidd
W. B. Wilson
James Beattie Sboke
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Jones
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Mich
Auteur Art Association
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Pinkham
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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