Rival Asphalt Dispute Threatens US Venezuela Ties
Rival American asphalt firms battle over the Bermudez lake near the Orinoco, amid Venezuelan rebellion led by Celestino Peraza against General Castro. The United States dispatches a warship and contemplates a North Atlantic squadron if needed as caseloads of property and ships are seized in the conflict. Caracas rail trip from La Guayra is noted, with Venezuela’s small army and navy contrasted with US intervention history and regional stakes.
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United States
Venezuela
Orinoco River
The
National Asphalt Company
Asphalt Trust
Celestino Peraza
General Castro
Castro
Andrade
Celestino Peraze
Orinoco
New York
New York and Bermudez
Bermudez Pitch Lake
Scorpion
la Guayra
Washington
Pensacola
Fla
Caracas
Republic
America
Michigan
Great Britain
Bay of Paria
Trinidad
Dulcinea Weber and the Soul Mate Correspondence
A playful tale from 1900 follows Dulcinea Weber a romantic young woman with two lovers one known to her parents. An advertisement in the Personal column sparks a soul to soul exchange with Lucian revealing a tension between earthly love and ideal soul-aspiration.
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Daily Story Pub
Dulcinea Weber
Fate
Dulcinea
John Dare
Joan
Papa Weber
Dulcinex
Lucian
John
Soliude
Asphalt Through the Ages and Its Rise in Roads
The article traces asphalt from ancient Babylon uses to mummy prep to modern road building. It notes medieval decline, a 1712 Alpine discovery reviving its use, and how accidents with loose asphalt spurred road improvements. It highlights gradual adoption from 1832 and substantial progress in recent decades.
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Babylon
Love and Mystery Sail to a Midnight Meeting
Dulcinea and John Lucian Dare embark on a nocturnal tryst at Goe the’s monument guided by spiritual connection. Miss Weber accompanies for protection as Dulcinea weighs faith against worldly doubt. Three months later they wed, adopting middle names independently of the baptism.
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Lucian
Dulcinea
Miss Weber
Dulcinéa
Goethe
Hannah
John
John Lucian Dare
Dulcinea Mary Weber
Cat Grief Over Rabbit Friend Dying
The big cat Tom owned by R H Jones of 30 Archer Street mourns a rabbit playmate who died two weeks ago. The pair formed an inseparable bond, sharing a bed and meals, attracting neighbors who watched their companionship. Since the rabbit's death the cat shows clear signs of bereavement, refusing to eat and growing thin.
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Tom
R. H. Jones
Archer Street
Denver Republican
Mr. Jones
Argentine plans to import Japanese farmers to Formosa colony
The New York Press reports a shift in immigrant settlement in Argentina with French German Irish Italians largely urban, and rural revival pursued by Japanese farmers. Government approval seeks to bring over 20000 Japanese to Formosa for a new colony and settlement program.
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Argentine Republic
Formosa
New York Press
Low Verdict for Affections in Valparaiso Suit
Dr. Claude H. Thompson of Athens sues Maurice Lowenstein of Valparaiso for $15000 claiming loss of Mrs. Thompson's affection. Jury returns verdict of $10 sparking resentment among local women.
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Ifohe
Valparaiso
Ind
Claude H. Thompson
Athens
Maurice Lowensteine
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Recalls Grateful Letter
A 1899 correspondence from Hampton Virginia praises Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy for female troubles. The writer describes chronic ovarian and uterine pain and relief after four months of treatment, endorsing Mrs Pinkham's advice to other women.
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Lydia EB
Pinkham
J. Watson
Hampton
Lydia
J. Wartsox
The Bliss of Ignorance and a Greek Oath of Honor
A circulating tale about Joseph Harris, famed head of the London school, recounts Lord Mayor Owden failing to understand Greek. In a Christ’s Hospital speech he heard only one word Owden and, thinking it a compliment, would rise and bow each time it appeared.
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Joseph Harris
City of London
Owden
Christ’s Hospital
Thomas
Left Handed Parties Delight Chicago Stay-At-Homes
Left handed social events amuse city residents as invitations and greetings use the left hand. Guests are asked to draw or write with their left hands and prizes are awarded for both the best and worst efforts.
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Chicago
Grand Duke Hesze Showcases Embroidery Talent
The Grand Duke Hesze displays a refined skill in embroidery with beautiful color arrangements. He shows artistic interests in music dancing and acting and pursues lighter activities like shooting and riding rather than strenuous work.
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Grand Duke
Hesze
Tory Circulars Aimed at Election Strategy
The Primrose Dames of England rallied for the Tories by distributing circulars claiming 83,836 more marriages in four years of Salisbury's rule than under the Liberal administration. Officials believe the leaflets significantly influenced the campaign.
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Primrose Dames
England
Tories
Salisbury
Lberal
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