Bowen as arbitrator in Venezuela dispute likely UK/German/Italian agreement
Caracas reports say Bowen is named Venezuelan representative to push arbitration after President Castro’s document. Britain Germany and Italy must respond to arbitration proposals. If accepted, Bowen would meet ambassadors in Washington. no talks on Venezuelan soil. Curacao and Trinidad shipments cited to aid Matos revolutionists. Venezuela contends foreign support.
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Caracas
Lopez Baralt
United States
Bowen
State Department
Washington
United States Department
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Veneauell
la Guayra
Mir. Bowen
Matos
Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Ciudad Bolivar
Orinoco
Senators protest land encroachment during White House talk
In Washington on December 19 a delegation of cattle raisers led by Senators Deitrich and Millard of Nebraska protested Col. John Moby and Interior Department land investigations. The president pledged no illegal encroachment on public lands and said Interior is acting accordingly.
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Washington
Deitrich and Millard
Nebraska
Pearl Smith Pardoned After Two Year Shoplifting Sentence
Pearl Smith, 18, who was imprisoned for shoplifting with sister Gertrude in Rawlins, was pardoned by Governor DeForest Richards after her Kansas City husband traveled to Cheyenne to seek aid. Pearl left the penitentiary yesterday afternoon and was released today.
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DeForest Richards
Pearl Smith
Rawlins
Kansas City
James Smith
Gertrude Smith
Iudge Craig
Gertrude Gwain
Denver
Cheyenne
Bodies to be reinterred in Lander cemetery
Remains of Doc Barr Joe Mason and Henry Morgan killed by Indians in 1870 will be reinterred from a backyard burial in Lander Wyoming and moved to the city cemetery. The men were slain after a night attack at Camp Brown as friends failed to aid them.
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Lander, Wyo
Doc
Barr
Joe Mason
Henry Morgan
Body Found Near Opal Station On Oregon Short Line
The body of an unknown man was found five miles west of Opal station on the Oregon Short Line. Investigators believe he was killed and robbed and placed on the tracks to mislead authorities. Police search and inquiries are underway.
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Hvanston
Wyo
Geotion
Opalatation
Oregon
Towson Bros Market Showcases Wild Geese and Holiday Produce
Towson Bros displays wild geese opossum holly and mistletoe along with a large line of meats poultry oysters celery and vegetables. The market proudly serves as a turkey headquarters inviting customers to visit and shop.
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Towson Bros
Nebraska Leasing Bill Baffles Cattlemen and Delegation
Nebraska stock growers press a leasing bill to govern public land grazing. A Washington conference with Senators Dietrich and Millard and Reps Burkett and Shallenberger discussed ten year leases up to 19 200 acres, with revenues split for irrigation Nebraska and counties. The plan aims to maximize range, with a future Nebraska delegation meeting to appoint a sponsor.
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Washington
Nebraska Stock Growera’ Association
Dietrick
Millard Ant
Burkett and
Shallenberger
toNebraska
Tacey
Public Lands Committee
Nebraska
Dietrich
Congress
Committee of Cattlemen
Hiitchcock
Mondell
Wyoming
Moody
Oregon
Towson Bros Exhibit Missouri Possums At Local Store
Towson Bros display two fine fat Missouri possums in their shop drawing envy from residents who imagine possum tatters and gravy. One man caught a glimpse of the cage and grinned in appreciation at the sight.
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Towson Bros
Good Minstrel Coming at Opera House
Mr. Davidson advance agent for Harry Ward's minstrel troupe visited yesterday and arranged a performance at the opera house on December 26.
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Mr. Davidson
Harry Wards Minstrels
Opera House
Nut pinks and crackers at the W. H. Holiday Co
A fragment notes products including nut pinks and crackers at the W. H. Holiday Company. No dates or additional details are readable.
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W.H. Holliday Co
New Home for Secret Society Opens in Douglas
The Unity Temple building, run by a secret society in the city, has been completed and accepted by the directors. Commercial rooms are rented to Douglas Mercantile Co., RB Daniels, and B. W. Madison. The society portion will be dedicated this evening.
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Douglas
Unity! Temple
di Freeters
Douglas Merantite Company
RB Daniels
B. W
Copper strike near Spring Hill drives mining optimism
Ore chute struck on the Oriole near Douglas shows pay ore potential with high carbonate copper sulphide and copper glance. New copper discoveries at Copper King and Three Cripples spark local investor confidence. Esterbrook shaft bottom reportedly encounters copper carbonates as work continues through winter.
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Spring Hill
Douglas
Warbonnet
Newsom
George Doyle
Horace Greeley
Spring Canyon
Crazy Horse
Doyle
H. C. Saul
Clent
Esterbrook
Loral
Public Schools Close Early for Term End
The public schools closed at noon yesterday for the term and will reopen Monday January Sth when grade cards will be issued.
Harriman Won't Yield to Union Pacific Strike Demands
In New York on December 17, Harriman resisted the strikers at Union Pacific with President Burt and key directors still divided. Rail workers including machinists and blacksmiths pressed for relief as engine loans to Union Pacific faced scrutiny. Delegations plan to seek a compromise while labor rights were promised careful review and protection.
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New York
Tatoo
Wall Street
H. Harriman
Pacife
Blaekemiths
Burt
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Burt Reire
Omaha
Moffat Road Contract Planned for Colorado Line
Denver announces three firms Orman and Crook Pueblo George Good and Co Lock Haven Pa will bind thirty six miles of the Moffat railway at a total cost of 2.9 million dollars. Work to start within ten days with nine and a half miles finished by July first and full line to Boulder Park by December first, employing about 400 workers. The project is described as the most difficult and costly in the Rockies for that distance.
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Denver
Colo
Orman & Crook
Pueblo
George, Good & Co
Lockhaven
Moffat Railway
Boulder Park
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
Funeral in the Storm for Margrethe Mikkels on West Side
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Margrethe Mikkels parents. Rev H P Hanson conducted the services at the house due to the storm. The procession faced great difficulty reaching the cemetery as a passage had to be shoveled. Pallbearers included H Shade Geo Sorenson James Rasmussen Janes Murphy Paul Barkenting and Loula Larson.
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Margrethe Mikkelson
H. P. Hanson
H. ©. Shade
Geo Sorenson
James Rasmussen
Janes Murphy
Paul Barkenting
Loula Larson
Carving sets make a nice Xmas present at Holliday & Co
Holliday and Co promotes carving sets as festive gifts for shoppers seeking practical items this holiday season. The store highlights a range of patterns and price points to suit different budgets and tastes.
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Holliday & Co.'s
Tom Horn’s Partner Intensifies Tensions in Telluride
In Telluride Colorado on December 1 the presence of imported deputy sheriffs, led by Mildrum and Runhols, raises fear among miners and union members. They accuse the deputies of intimidation as they escort alleged killers, including Mildrum, longtime partner of Tom Horn, who was employed by Wyoming cattle companies.
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Ation
Rutan
Dubilie
Willa Runhols
Bob” Mildrnm
Wyoming Range Miers
Reunt
Han
Mildrum
Runhela
Tom Horn
Willie’ Nickell
Ble
Wyoming Cattle Companies
Mexico Holds Off on Gold Loan Despite NY Mandate Offers
Mexico City reports the government has received offers from New York bankers for a gold loan to fund public works. Congress authorized the loan but the government will not rush. Funds are drawn from a large reserve, and terms must be satisfactory before contracting. An overseas hint suggested a gold loan to establish a gold reserve, but such a loan requires congressional authority.
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Mexico City
New York
Congress
Renarvy Funde
Cancress
Smuggler Union Mine to reopen with labor preferences
Telluride Colorado officials say the Smuggler Union mine will resume December 27 with American labor preferred and no hiring of Austrians or Italians. Former bookkeeper Kemp is named temporary manager after the assassination of Manager Olling. a regular manager to be chosen in Boston next month. The mine is being readied at full force.
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Telluride
Colo
Jonas
Boston
Laramie Meat Co Sells Christmas Poultry and Produce
The Laramie Meat Co offers a complete Christmas line of poultry fruits and vegetables and provides for large Sunday dinners. They emphasize telephone orders with phone 18a.
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Laramie Meat Co
Storm Delays Rail and Stage Travel in North Park Area
Storm disrupts rail and stage routes with slow trains from the east and west. North Park stage to Woods Landing made a regular round trip but returned due to deep drifts. Sid Lawrence drove the lone North Park run with eight horses, two passengers, and no return trips while others abandoned attempts.
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North Park
Woods Landing
Trafic
Cheyene
Omaha
Granger
Sherman Hill
Lookout
Rawling
Evanston
Sid Lawrence
Wonds
Philippines Establishes Gold Peso Based Currency Plan
Senate committee on the Philippines approves a currency framework setting a gold peso unit of value and allowing silver pesos for debts. It authorizes 75 million silver pesos and parity measures, with redemptions and coinage to be managed by the U S mint system. A New Year ball is planned at Maem Nerchor Hall.
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Weehington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Philippines
Lolae
Aliison
United States
Philippine
Golf
Ailver Pasar
Manila
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Smith Sisters
Gower
Supreme Court
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Ming
Bob
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Aim
Rhord
Moffat Road
the Atte
Mexico
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Howe Company
Maemnerchor Hall
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