News of the World Venezuela crisis and US role
England and Italy show willingness to settle Venezuelan crisis with United States mediation. Berlin wary of US conflict, while Germany and its allies debate claims payments. Domestic items include fires, crimes, labor disputes, and political moves across the United States, with notable events in Illinois, New York, and Chicago.
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Venezuela
Neer
England
Italy
United States
I Lanilan
Berlin
Germany
Sie Bighug
Biocl
Bowen
Vencarvola
Springfield theater spectacle draws crowd to vulgar extravaganza
In Springfield the legislature packed Chatterton's opera-house to see a vaudeville style extravaganza. Quigg allegedly offered a $5,000 bribe to influence the Holland vote, while Doblla denied bribery charges and claimed it was to aid Representative Lessler. Reported claims say women were barred from the theater amid accusations of vile conduct.
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Elgin
Winfield Scott
Wiliam Tre
A. Ve Lane
George & Malone
Wisspack
John Neland
Chicago
Herbert Orr
Michigan Univer
Hinsdale
United States
Cassovolis
Mick
Offer Daniele
Pilar Morin
Alme la Chaume
Piast
Annie Ford Eastman
N. Y
Brooklyn
Ihus
University of Chicago Cireles
Juli D. Rockefeller
Une
William McKinley
Roogavell
Teymml
McKinley
Telegram
Chip Ty First Street
Browbwiy
Sle
Pe Chicakowilwaukee Electric
Kenosha
Generawars
Sweden
Swedish Relief Association
Harry Perris
James Kilroy
Asuiker
M. A. We
Tbo
Sunset Limited
VOX Pmors
Southam Pavilie
Tuccau
Allngney
Cuniwed
New
Albany
W. Raren
Ialanendant Telephone Axclumges i
Central ‘'Telephone Constrution Company
St. Stephen's Theological College
Annandale
Samuel A. Chapman
Boston
Stanton
Moo
Frank Rudolph
Bank of Union
Philip Lwer
Wailer
Sawyer
Nathan Springer
Moses Springer
New York
District Attorney's Office
Department of Taxes
Sng
Calvary Cemetery
Oug Island City
Lujian
Lessler II
House Naval Committee
Roberts
Lessler
Holland Company
William Kerr
Quigg
Holland
Philip Doblla
Mae
Representative Lessler
Springfield
Chatterton
Pit
Dome
Davi Evyeos
Wanpaca Veterang
Peterson
Committee On Privileges On Elections
Frear
Ray
Evans
Lank County
Various global events and incidents reported from the era
Multiple items note eruptions in Stromboli, political moves in France Sweden Norway and Bolivia, finance rate changes in Bombay, a high profile divorce settlement in London, fires in Ireland and London, a submarine inventor’s death, and political dissent in Galway. A wide-ranging digest of contemporary news with names and places.
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Stromboli
M. Faillieres
Armagh
Ireland
William
Prince Gustaf
Sweden
Norway
Bank of Bombay
Andrew Carnegie
Teibunad
Hay
Brazil
Bovia
Acre Dlepurs
Joseph Shepard
United Suavwes Express Company
Chinays
Pando
Bolivia
Ty Acre
Pr .Nguoi
Bolosna University
Lord Francis Hope
New Orleans
Manchester
England
Dingle Bay
Galway
Lynch
Various Global and Domestic News Briefs From The Era
Reports from San Juan Porto Rico and Washington State elections include removal from office and a senate appointment. A court martial acquits an alleged executioner of native guilt. Clara Barton retirement and Red Cross reorganization are urged. A Chicago secretary commits suicide. London divorce and jetset figures noted.
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Agoarue
San Juan
Porto Rico
Gay
Glenn
S. A
Levy Amen
Walla Walla
Washington
George Tura
Aail
Sprogield
Alfred Malan
London
Japan
Chiat
Clara Barton
Ure Rag Gress
Doh M. Wilson
Cowles
Congress
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Mary S. Jones
Chicago
Monster Building and Lawn Association
Forest Home Cemetery
Federal Law Makers In Senate and House Debates
Washington January 28 A sharp debate opened in the senate as Senator Rawling challenged proceedings while votes tallied in the House and Senate. Public figures Kittison Fan and Neal Grown are cited with party alignments and absentees noted, as bills on peddler licensing teacher certification and veterans relief advance in committee and floor actions.
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Kittison
Fan
United States
Gonstuc
Spoourr
Neal Grown
Vatican
Senate
Rogers
Stout
Beittan Permitttl
Army Nerses
Veterans’ Home
Washington
Rawling
Senate and House struggle over bills in Washington
Senate debated war records in the Philippines, statehood opposition, and Indian education costs. House progress on Indian appropriation was slow as Mr. Burton pressed for itemized explanations, while bills on bankruptcy and accounts advanced. In Wisconsin, a broad anti lobbying and education measure surfaced, with hearings on voter reforms and a wave of local bills affecting education, policing, hunting, and corporate regulation.
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Secretary of War
Senate
Philippines
Lodge
Aldrich
House
Burton
Ohio
Sheeman
New York
Messrs. Hildebrandt
Hughes
Bartlete
Dem
Washington
Congress
Me. Payne
Payne
Munby
Hig
McMillan
Michigan
Alger
Burrows
Mervland
Charles Carrol
John Hansen
National Capitol
Williams
Misyal
Poarta
Mei
Dalzel
Schirm Gr
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Tenn Tanabe
Maryland
Russet
Iowa
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Pribylof Islands
Department of Agriculture
Representative Hemmenway
Ind
Pedua
Ala
Messrs. Bard and
Quarles
Wisconsin Senate bill on country schools amendment
In the Wisconsin Legislature a January 28 session saw bills introduced in the Senate. Senator Stont proposed an amendment to statutes governing the maintenance of country schools of agriculture and domestic economy, while Senator Roehr supported a companion measure.
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Madigan
Feb
Tee Senate
O'Neil
Raebr
Milwaukee County
M.S. Dedgeon
Maison
Grant Thomas
Mailison
Dudgeon
Estras
Momina
Tan
Cdilt
Molden
Madisen
Senate
Stont
Roehr
Copbling
Episco pal Convention Defeats Church Name Change
In San Francisco on January 20 the Episcopal convention rejected a proposal to rename the Protestant Episcopal Church of America, keeping the church name unchanged.
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San Franesgo
Episcopal Convention
Protestant Episcopal
Catholic Church of
Magdalen Islands Sold by New Brunswick Nova Scotia Syndicate
John T. Coffin says the Magdalen islands were sold to a syndicate of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia capitalists for 70000 with an extra 32000 paid for mining rights. The group lies in the Gulf of St Lawrence about 00 miles northwest of Prince Edward Island, about 50 tines long, narrow overall, with valuable fisheries and mineral deposits.
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Magdalen Islands
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
John T. Coffin
Magdalen Group
Gulf of Ses Lawrence
Prince Edward Island
All merit from braving the unequal to begin
A terse aphorism extols merit from bravery and bold beginnings. It speaks of fame favoring the brave and enduring effort, regardless of outcome. The lines praise bold action, perseverance, and the primacy of starting something challenging.
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Atate Thal
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