Venezuelan rebels routed as West Point led forces clash in Caracas
The Venezuelan army under Gen Alcantara, a West Pointer, defeated rebel sectors in Caracas killing or dispersing many officers and men. The crackdown follows disputes with British, German, and state authorities over preferred pay and supplies while a courier dispute adds tension.
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Venezuela
Bower
Bowen
Alcantara
Caracas
Daj
la Gansta
Ae Politica
Foreign items and disasters fill a scattered 1900s news page
A string of brief items reports a British Guards officer retired after a drunken prank, influenza cases in King William, and a Jesuit release in Germany. It notes a Russo-Chinese loan move in Paris, a Norwegian steamer wreck with all hands lost, and various European political and military tensions. Also covered are arts notes on an opera in Frankfurt, a Yale graduate winning a Rhodes scholarship, and obituaries including Dr. PH Conley and Indian guide Christopher Gelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Kinlock
Grenadier Guards
Earl Roberts
Marquis Dutu
Duke of Wellington
Wdwarf
William Redmond
Odessa
Paris
New Orleans
Lemvig
Denmark
Morocco
Fez
Yoops
Hag Ile
Roumania Troncher
Macedonia
Korpllombelo
Honduras
Sierra
Senor
Tanilla
Trente
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford
Eugene Helder Lehman
Yale
Moritz Lehman
Pushlo
Col
St. Pierre
Newfoundland
Cape la Hague
France
Gowdy
Genoa
Hubbard T. Smith
Cairo
Nenia
Kruse
Stettin Dee
Boston
Mass
Jane Washington
William Washington
George Washington
PH. Conley
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
West Side Hospital
College of Physiccians
Chicsge
Wisconsin
Chcago
Christopher Gelson
Brooklyn
Irelaid
Tle
Thomas Francis Meagher
Montana
Curtis, Ens ‘Yan
Sheridan
Gelson
Thenglands
Salaries Set for Judicial Ranks in Court System
The document lists compensation figures including associate justices at 12,500 each, circuit judges at 7,000, and district judges at 46,000, detailing the pay scales across the three levels of the judiciary.
Long list of midwest political and military obituaries and bills
A patchwork of obituaries and career notes from across the United States. Henry Dawes of Massachusetts dies at 86 in Pittsfield. Leslie Russell former New York attorney general dies in New York City. General Prinsloo dies after service in South Africa. Other notices include Captain Alexander Murchison in Kewaunee, Ira Ayer in New York City, and Louisa Cruger in Baltimore. Wisconsin assembly debates primary election and related bills, with amendments on senatorial exemptions, truancy schools, and local government salaries. Illinois and Chicago figures and a Brooklyn publisher die from apoplexy and other causes in crowded transit and city life.
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Stalb Redenhausen
Chili
Santego
John Z
United States Army
Washington
Henry Laurens Dawes
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
William Steele
Brooklyn
Alexandar Murchison
Kewaunee
Leslie Russell
Heneral
New York State
New York City
Supreme Court
Prinsloo
South Africa
Warren &. Wheaton
Wheaton
Ill
Duy Page County
Lise
James Turner
Chicago
Turnery
Ira Ayer
Asneys
James Hasgeil Ancrim
Tie Agh
Thompson
Dane Wame
Cofling
Demiura
Richland
Messrs
Barker
Bartzen
Benson
Casberry
Coland
Evans
Cady
Wood
Stranklin Johnson
Batabon
Aso
Taerell
Babcork
Shiloh Monument
Dudgeon
Metead
Loobs
Coffand
Puch Congressional ‘ Distriot
Borg
Assembly Committee
Con Cities
House
Gente
Liewt-Gar | Stone
Hatton
Merton
Whitehead
Miller
Wisconsin Senate Debates School Bills and Anti Smoking Act
Wisconsin lawmakers debate school board contracts and teacher terms, authorize state vet’s salary boost, and consider bills on property assessment, ice plant testing, newspaper advertising, firemen funding, and county pay limits. A cigarette ban proposal faces debate as suffrage expansion and economic measures advance amid voter-approval requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Doolittle
Camp Randall
Madison
Douglas
Monroe
Bin
Johnston
le Roy
Wisconsin Fireman's Association
Terrell
Waterman
Strong
Gommiton
Bird
O'Neil
Wisconsin
Rogers
Milwaukee
Wiemenibenshin
North
Ramo
Wisconsin Bill Seeks to Curb Trusts and Regulate Prices
Wisconsin lawmakers push anti trust and anti monopoly measures. Assemblyman Dudgeon introduces a joint resolution for a state conducted inquiry into trusts and watered stock. A bill would empower the attorney general to investigate and expose trust activities. Other proposals target primary election fund solicitations by officials and removing party politics from school and judicial campaigns. A bill limits cities from building competing electric plants, allowing only purchase of existing city works.
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Wisconsin
Assemblyman
Dudgeon
Madisott
Didgeon
Br Whitsen
Lincoln
United States
Republcan
Assemblyman Whitson
Tomahawk
Inter Aw
Vital Statistician
State Board of Health
Asgethlyman
H. J. Bkern
Trampealeau
W. Evans
Rubini on Trial in Brussels for King Leopold Assassination Attempt
The trial of Rubini the Kalatan anarchist who shot at King Leopold on November 1 opened in Brussels with a large crowd. Rubini interrupted proceedings and declaimed that he is a hero while blaming the accused and society for labor enslavement. He admitted intending to kill the king and said money from police for spying was diverted to watch the men he betrayed.
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Brussels
Rubini
Leopold
We Courtenort
Sam Nnb
Rubin
King Leopold
London
Romance at an End in Saxony Royal Romance Ends
Geneva reports the sudden end of the royal romance of Princess Saxony. The Saxon court, backed by Emperor Francis Joseph, refused permission for the princess to see her children unless she left Giron. Her lawyer offered a yearly allowance and a promise against legal action if she returned home. In tears she pleaded to see her darling children as the parting with Giron proved deeply affecting.
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Peer McCroa
Isnt
Shelbeville Antly Jew Richardson
McCrea
Richardson
Cole Yanager
Missour Bardil
War Gean
Tvr Parodon
Rotarn
Rome
Missouri
Jersey
Charles C. Morris
Maine
West
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Njuies
Morrie
House Committee On
Stephens
Texas
Oklahoma Territory
Willian F. Morton
Louisville
Los Angeles
Europe
Asia
Uriel H. Crocker
Baston
Merk
Theodore Gler
Oakland
Cal Be
Gartian Sinseror
Kroner Ander
Tor
San Francisco Bay
Congress
United States
House
Geneva
Saxony
Francis Joseph
Giron
Dresden
Powder Trust Formed By Explosives Makers
Philadelphia officials announce the American Explosives Manufacturing Company was formed yesterday to combine dynamite powder and other explosive makers. The capital is listed at 1,000,000 dollars and an expansion to 5,000,000 dollars is planned.
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Powder Trust
Philadelphia
The
American Explosives Manufacturing Company
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the Marshfield Times
Williams & Bailey, Publishers
Pelegrams
BREF
Mos Chaules
Rommesen
Anil
Ursktigatwns
Enya Eeyura
Doacat
Nekawioe
Coigi
Ws Mu
Rose
Pelee
Bilal Addighis
Rue Keutas Aiutdaf Resutance Vot Pany
Lopeka
Toratel Izsaly Velit
Vermont
Yeas
Robert
Beltileh
Ian
New York
Aml Bimeell
Forty Bay City
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Wilmington
Del
Kengas City
Engwoyes
Yoas
Sugme Trust
Gen Wood
Ruosvedy
Mary Gore
Arthur Muncart
California
John C. Bates
James Fuldy
Ansing & Contract
Cramps
New York Shipbuilding Company
Naval Affairs Committee
Philip Jobatone
Representative Lesster
Cambridge
Pacific Coast Squadron
Casey
Amapata
Ed Willey
T. B. Hollingsworth
Fayettesville
N.C
Bee
Penitentiars
Honolulu
Duraborg Reef
Enaincer
James Davis
Plainfield
N. J
Samuel J. Th
Tilden Club
Charles
Hamlin
Ton
Cleveland
Treasury
George F. Shraudy
New York Medical
St Paul
James J. H. Sills
United States Steel Corporation
Seme Committee
Ben
Quay Ara
Mangers
St. Louis
Notian
Wenalockee
Wash
Hothergiues
Shakeman
Bas * Bates Cantrell
Indiananatls Ghouls
J.C. Alexander
Tenty Martin
Walter Daniela
William Jones
Leroy
Walter Willams
Ishaay Donnell
Burford Colley
William Paull
Castle Square
Ethel GorvJon
Mildle Vrcane
Mortuary
Legislature
Assembly
Senate
James Johnston
Waukesha
Board of Education
Carberry
E. W
Hannifin
Johnson
PF. Kern
Ja du
Moldenhauer
Osler
Rey Inahis
Rupp
Smith
A. E
Timlin
Wallrich
Willett
Rear
Sr. Williams
Cambria
Orter
Sénate
Sarau
Oshkosh
Tawas
Kentucky
Lensold
Romance
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