England Germany claim harmony over Venezuelan trouble
A German embassy statement says there is no friction between England and Germany over Venezuela. Both governments will withdraw their ships and raise the blockade once a final agreement with Mr Bowen is reached. The British embassy and German charge d affaires affirm continued cooperation and no government disapproval of Germany’s conduct.
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Tandon
Embnasny
England
Germany
Bowen
New York
Count von Quadt
Wattakes
Washington
United States
Count Wollfellenmach
Britteh Foreign Office
Eireumetande
Fort San Carlos
Manetler
Maracaitiy
Panther
Cormain
Cerin
Fort Ban Carlos
Carina
Cariena
Gormare
Harehle
Tte
Tostiarndor
la Goagen
Waehington
Sistor Mareor Neg Miauehes
Nindresider
Count Quidt
Mr. Bowen
Roosevelt Visits Canton for McKinley Birthday Commemoration
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Canton at 2 PM for the McKinley birthday commemoration banquet. He delivered an eloquent toast honoring McKinley with notable attendees including state and national figures in a dignified reception at Mrs. McKinley’s North Market street residence and the Grand Opera House banquet.
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McKinley- Canton
Ohio
Roosevelt
Canton
Tarriager
McKinley
North Market Street
Meliiley
Canta
Hondreds
Hkooeereat
Adge
Willam
Dar
Hoot
Sorerety Corcaere
Oern
B. M. Young
Leonard Wool
Luke “Wright
de the Paliippinge
Ones Geners Rixer
Captain Cowlve
Coleone
Theodore A. Ee
Asalatant Secretore of
Agrimniture
Krlghar
Dee A Hsller
Dan W
War of Races Sparks Fears of Bloodshed under Roosevelt
Special to The Pest reports conservatives fear Roosevelt's policy toward African Americans could ignite a race war. James H Hay explains whether oppression will force blacks to resist with violence, advocating defense of rights and warning of bloodshed in the South. Afro-American council meetings and Treasury official C F Adams attended.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
North
South
James H. Hayg
C. F. Adams
Treasury
Haya
John 8
National Capitol
Virginia
Haye
Houth
Ita
Cra
Taya
Uoe
Bee Trought
Show
Hundred Dead and Injured as Express Collides with Local Train
A New Jersey wreck near Plainfield rind one of the era's worst rail disasters. The New York express plowed into a local train, killing several passengers and trapping others in mangled cars. Names of the dead and injured are listed, with hospital stats and investigation notes.
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New York
New Yok
New Due Sey
Tia
Eid
Winky
Plainfield
Na Williams
Whayemal
Idlateld
Thahes CC
Miwet
Harry G. Hand
New York City
Harby Pateraon
Dunellet
Bee
Platters
de Chandler
Pininfield
Edward Flynn
Pininield
Finiifield i
Willian
Batupenn
Mies Linnieutter
George Ures
H. J. George
Em Mildrei
Krerett
Cnemaltig
M. Drillaw
Cora Hrokaneretees Kaunen
Frederick of
Dunellen
N. J
William Geddes
Eltenbeth
Graveland
Hoyal Ming
Jonal
Dunelion
Fox & Hot Bos
Howard and Youtsey confess to Goebel assassination plot
Frankfort Kentucky January 27 special to Courier Journal Janes B Howard of Clay county fired the shot that killed William Goebel and Henry F Youtsey in his confession. He says the gun fired from the front window of Caleb Powers private office and names conspirators including Taylor Pin ley Powers Culton Golden and Davidvenga.
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Caleb Powers
Taylor
Louieville, Key
Frankfort
Courier Journal
Janes B. Howard
Clay County
William Goebel
Henry FB. Youtsey
Mwe Wald
Fred
Howard
William Taylor
Charles Pinley
John J Powers
William H. Culton
Wharton Golden
William J. Davidvenga
Jim
Quay Gains Votes as Senate Debates Statehood Session
In Washington a test of party strength showed Senator Quay gaining at least two votes since last week. The senate debated entering executive session with Quay opposing the move, ballots splitting 23 to 20 and then 27 to 10 as the pro Statehood faction held firm. A special session reportedly looms if opposition persists and anti statehood bills stall.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Congress
Quayites
Comen
Hin
Quig
Arizona
Bolter
New York
Abitich
Aldeioh
Yoong Enid
Buwitwin
Pryo
Dochia
Milrigh
Scott
Erechinas
Tigre
TinHitty
Hethy
Ethic Meumurmi
Mt. Burnham
bin Apieoh
Mit
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