Venezuelan government squeezed by asphalt seizure claims
A former Venezuelan minister accuses Caracas of pressuring the Hoermides Asphalt company to yield property valued in the millions. He says the regime sought to restore seized assets and drive foreign interests from South America, with US observers protesting past $30,000 coerced sums and British and French interests facing rising tensions near Carupano and Guira as insurgents gain ground.
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Port of Spain
Tenidad
Hayden
Tollay
Venesuela
Venequelan
Caracas
Hoermides Asphalt Company
United States Pintter Loomis
Teavon
Greeent
Galo Fed
South Ameria
Giwaya
Drittah
Cuaes
Haggard
Feer
American Holders Of British Bonds Face Tax Deduction
American holders of British government bonds report the 6 percent income tax was deducted by the British government. The action reduces returns and distorts calculations from the $28,000,000 exchequer loan allotment in the United States. Representatives of the American syndicate allege the tax was withheld before interest payments, affecting U.S. investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
MAS LEASE FILES DIVORCE SUIT IN KANSAS
Mary Lease filed for divorce from Charlie Lowe in Sedgwick County Kansas District Court. An affidavit from New York accompanies the petition alleging neglect and failure to support and provide for the plaintiff and their four children. The petition notes a waiver by Charlie Lease indicating no contest, with hearings started January 3 in Sturgis, Kan.
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Wichita
Kan
Mary &. Tense Olay
Charlie Lowe
District Court of
Sedgewick
Mra
Lease
New York
Charlo
Cragy Stun
Deadlock in Nebraska Senate Fight Sparks Fusion Move
In Lincoln Nebraska January 21 fusion forces vow to seize two Senate seats amid Republican stalemate. The day’s ballot shows little pause as fusion leaders outline plans and call for strategies to nominate candidates. Voters see scant ballots allowed as the effort intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscoln
Draft Constitution Lacks U S Relations Provisions
A Cuban convention reports a draft constitution with unclear provisions for future relations with the United States. The document shows inconsistencies and likely discord among committee members over funding and terms, delaying final acceptance. Separately, delegates from Cleveland and Pittsburgh attend the National Council of Administration meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic to decide the site and date of the next encampment, with a September 1 target and difficulties securing a lower-rate location.
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United States
Yan. Tusbury
I Comite
Meveland Gor G. A
Des Louis
Cleveland
Pillsburg
Nageet Council of Administration
Eland Army of the Republic
Unclear fragmentary notice from New Orleans report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Orleans and a few disjoint names and terms, lacking coherent event or identifiable facts for a fuller summary. The readable segments do not establish a clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome to articulate a concise news item.
Senate Debates Brown Case and Sunday Library Hours
The Senate held an executive session on Browns claim against the South African Republic and discussed government actions. A vote authorized keeping the Congressional Library open on Sundays for a limited period, with debate over access and officials noting prior recommendations and policy considerations.
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Congressional
Washington
Senate
Mit Turner
Wael
KR. E. Brown
United States
Turner
Bown
Sowa Africa
Withontein
Met Fyile
Soci Afmicag
Atswad
Brown
Prieident
Kruger
Hrown
Keuger
Brows
Jimilee
Hiehief
Transvaal Repubilic
Timourail
Turnner
Great Britain
Forwker
Gallinger
Chia
Congrem
Nin
Pac Diventor
Columbia
Alison
Librarian of
Congress
Pereana
Senate session ends terse Sunday hours in Congress
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Sunday hours in the Senate chamber and a terse end of proceedings. The record lacks clear dates or complete context but suggests a brief assent or agreement before adjournment.
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Congress
Ameten
Acer P.m
Senate
Sympathy in Norra and Mallippine Amid War Strife
Fragmentary report notes sympathy extended to Boers and people of Mallippine. Mentions Norra, Little Ryck, Ark deanery T Rye and Neale Reitte in a struggle context.
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Little Ryck
Ark
T— Rye
Mallippine
Arcus Trine
Neale Reitte
Post Office Appropriation Passed After Amendments Disagreed
The Post Office Appropriation bill passed after lawmakers disputed amendments. Provisions included establishing a home for aged and demented colored veterans, creating a branch soldier home at Johnson City Wallington County Tennessee, and adjusting the salary for Porto Rico education commissioner. A claim for damages from injuries at court of claims was rejected. Conference appointed with Hull Brownlow and Hay named as commissioners.
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District of Columbia
Johnson Cir
Wallington County
Porto Rhea
Sheeevi
Cliseia
Court of Claims
Hull
Laws
Mr. Brownlow
Toon
Mir. Hay
Queen’s Health Update From Osborne House
An official bulletin from Osborne House reports the Queen’s condition improving with strength returning but adds two more doctors attending and notes ongoing medical care. The update confirms the monarch’s illness and the continued medical oversight.
Man Thought Crowe Aboard Michigan Arrives From Liverpool
The Steamer Michigan docked with a passenger claiming to be Robert Lambert, later identified as Crowe. Police noted the confusion as crew and officers examined a plotograph and questioned arrivals, while Crowe sought to land quietly and spoke of money and past West India trade in a detached manner.
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Boston Mues
Michigan
Liverpool
Stroger
Robert Lembert
Ike Mal Crowe
Ouiahe
Mviseau
Crowe
Lambert
Iktter
Crowe Wetn
Fatal fight as miners clash with officers in Kentucky strike
Puritlade miners marching from Boxtown toward Carbondale in Hopkins County clash with officers. Five men confront the march. shots fire. Bil Gook is killed and John Tyler dies of wounds within hours. Boxtown reportedly destroyed. authorities search for the missing contronting party.
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Burlington
Boxtown
Carbondale
Hopking County
Bil Gook
John Tylor
Local Sheriff Injury After Night Car Crash in Bloksy Tein
Knoxville dispatch reports Sheriff FR HH Hines of Bloksy Tein was accidentally shot and killed during a nighttime patrol near Macywodde Ge Gairmly. The alarm revealed a harrowing scene as he attempted to exit a grove, a dripping object in his pocket and a fatal wound to his right brevet.
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Knoxville
Tuan
HH. Hines
Bloksy
Hiowkt Qeinte
Tein
Waa
Macywodde
Bheriff Pickem
Eploring
Hines
Prominent electrical inventor PHOF GHAY dead at Newtonville
Newtonville mourns the death of Bill Gray a Chicago professor and famed electrical inventor associated with Arthur Mundy and Alexander Gursham. He died last night after a sudden heart ailment his family said. Gray born in Ohio rose to fame in the electrical field and was noted for early work with electrochemical devices. Funeral arrangements were to be announced today by his Newtonville relatives.
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Newtonville
Mase
Bill
Ahs Grey
Chicago
Arthur J. Mundy
Bent. Gray
Alexander Gursham
Tale Ol
Ohio
Washington
Senate
Petire William KH. Bhatter
Filahugh Lee
James H
Wichita
Wan
aMre Garcia Notte
Feareeradon
Minuwa
Aftarmen
Geter Coh
Mre. Nation
Malin Siang
Sinetater Wilbert
Mise Lydte
Topeka
Wenes
Coribtian
Warfe
Carey Bota
Mig
Nation
Pele
Bovalitte Uadatiler
Prrwaniindg
Tia Te Tomar
Dapmilaer
Dubate
Chet
Woneo
Tavid Nain
Miran
Poloons
Natioh
Wilhott
Steel Family
Wilcott
Truinledpel
Daverate
Partaeen
Republcad
WowWee
Aoi
Philadelphia
Tasore
Ita Bequiry
Cavcah
Hiatt
Boston
Kuecomoy Lo
Quincy
Cumalle
Amen
Mirna
Howering
Magsor
Pal
Maiti Mei Lee Chimera
Eryiele
Biale
Maynor
Fallinmore
Althouch Democrat
Hansein
Montreal
Canada
Trom
Waddell
Wilmington
N.C
Fariey
Maveland
Bubonic Plague Report in Cape Colony Amid War
According to the Petit Dlen, bubonic plague regis anone the Miifinh troops in Cape Colony with many deaths blamed on enteric fever. Wigsentiery are readly due to plague and illness spreads amid January events in Brussels and South Africa.
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South Africa
Brussels
Cape Colony
Public Instruction Department Debate Frays Local School Policy
Officials from the Public Instruction department faced a heated debate today over allowing relaxation of instruction in city schools. The action prompted sharp discussion from Mr. Mosek and Judge Tesh as they questioned the policy's impact on educational standards.
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Mosek
Handed Elk Killed by Federal Police in Sioux Territory
Handsome Elk, a Sioux Indian, was shot and killed by federal police during a banking raid attempt. A 1 9 bel h to the dogoney details unclear. One Indian policeman died two years ago after a prior prison term.
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Handsome Elk
Fedian
Garrulous City Saloon Raid Sparks Citywide Turmoil
Wichita January reports a chaotic raid on multiple saloons led by Mrs Nation and by police and sheriff actions. The incident ended with arrests, injuries, and public outcry as crowds gathered and officials debated the aftermath and future saloon closures.
Fragmentary note on political event and figures
Incomplete OCR snippet mentions Gent twice Yeeb Jaguary Bh, a republican somatorial event, and a sequence of ten beliofs without waking a. The readable text is insufficient to identify dates, places, or clear actions.
Glase Factories to Close in Hartson Indiana
The American Glass company and the Independent Manufacturers aeroviation will stay to clean their plan and extend closure to April 2 from June 1. About eighty factories and 100000 workers will be affected by the move.
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Hartson
Ind
Ameri
Great Britain Signals Acceptance of Hay-Powell Amendments
Washington correspondent reports Britain will accept the amendments made by the United States Senate to the Hay-Payne treaty, signaling a diplomatic accord.
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West Indies
Great Britain
Mareinique
St. Whonah
Jobs
Sy Croix
Posto Rico
United States
fLoodes
Washington
The
Daily Mail
Lea
United State Senate
Verdi's Mines Notes Illness Amid Rome Tour Doubts
Rome January 2. Sig ner Guiscoppe Verdi faces illness amid a tour stoppage. Medicine reports digestive distress as the cause of his wavering condition and potential impact on performances.
An Gan Marcos Diversification Effort Noted
Fragmented OCR reads mention of San Marcos Democrat and diversification ideas with unclear details. No coherent events, dates, or named entities beyond San Marcos and a stray political reference.
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New Orleans
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Powell
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Sheclil
Iiled
Phof
Ghay
Regiog Anone
Handsome Eik
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Indies
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Nieve
Houwe
Sonate
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Aml Wilson
Hous
Corpa
Miles
Bupate
Mrs. Nation
Chief OF Police
Kearnoa
Orulek
Hrowa
Whury
Menuh
Can Wietow Glaex Company
Rome
Ines
Signer Guiscoppe Verdi
Mtto
San Marcos Democrat
Gan Marcos
Ea Cara
Flabby
Fellows
Liew Ulalee ‘Golden
Weller, Heq
Pensacola
Recaiibia Co. Fin
Golden Medical
Ulall de Rocreln
Meily
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DR. Bennett
Denver
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