Monroe doctrine tied to German Venezuelan interests
Old dispatch argues U S may reinterpret the Monroe doctrine for a possible German move to seize an island off the Venezuelan coast for a naval station. It notes German capital in Venezuela, a railroad project, and Britain's parallel interests, with warnings of interference in the region.
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United States
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Venezuela
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Venesuela
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Germany
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Indicted German Printers Reach Bail For Court Appearance
Otto Heintz and Evil Keauetier, New York printers, indicted by Mercer county grand jury for conspiring to defraud the state by accepting money to refrain from bidding on state work. Bail posted for appearance in court tomorrow as the case proceeds. In North Carolina, six months of frequent incendiary fires in Kingston prompt arrests. Isaiah Hill, Alex Rouse, and Hall Davis linked to major blaze with evidence strong against all three. losses estimated near 200,000 dollars amid smaller fires and ongoing detective work.
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Robbery at Montgomery Postal Office Sparks Bank Plot
A complex postal robbery case unfolds in Montgomery Alabama with a mail pouch cut open after a post office receipt to a New York bank. Bankers Josmin Morris and Charles Arm-Shroi face investigations as police chase leads to arrests. authorities alert Chattagoogs to assist.
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MoxToomeny
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New York
Serews
Charles Arm- Shroi
Governor Atkinson in Fatal Appendicitis Threat
Georgia's chief magistrate faced grave fears after an appendicitis attack on Sunday. News reports indicate his condition worsened overnight with renewed concern for his life as doctors struggle to stabilize him.
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Georgia
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Atkinson
Relieved Of His Command Amid Turbulent Panama Incident
Confusing courier of orders and a muttered resignation mark a naval dispute as Commander Ide faces removal after a faulty incident near the Panama Isthmus. An internal report cites missteps by senior officers, while Meade assigns new leadership and a temporary halt on duties.
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Court setback hits Camden and West Jersey traction franchises
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals ruled on the legality of franchises granted to the Camden Horse Railroad and the West Jersey Traction in Stockton township. The decision marks a setback for both companies as the court unsettles their authority to operate street railway lines.
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Camden Horse Railroad
Harvard Balks at English Colleges Challenge to Yale and Harvard
The English Oxford and Cambridge challenge Yale and Harvard for an intercollegiate athletic meeting. Harvard officials argue the plan excludes other America. They propose three options for representation and await guidance from authorities in England.
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Yale Men Await Harvard Challenge Response
The Yale Attlee association reports a received challenge from Oxford and Cambridge to Harvard. President Sherman Day says a definite plan cannot yet be stated but the matter will be considered by the association and alumni guidance will be sought. If needed, the Union Athletic Council may handle the dispute.
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Yale Contingent In Track Proposals Stir Debate
The article outlines possible track arrangements for Yale participants amid speculation. It notes discussions led by Mr. Day and K. B. Wade and mentions Harvard Yale competition as a likely focal point. A Washington representative is cited regarding medical updates and a recent patient rest statement.
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Warships at Kiel to be decorated with electric lights
Reports describe American men of war at Kiel to be adorned with electric lights and searchlights for ceremonies marking the opening of the Baltic canal. The spectacle includes intensified illumination, avenues of lines on the water, and elaborate naval displays as the fleet progresses along the docked ships.
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Crowell Monument Defeated Sparks Ireland Protest
June events show Tuscin McCarthy in the house of commons protesting government plans for an Oliver Cromwell monument, urging a £50 reduction. The motion passed on Feastsnays as John Morley withdrew the proposal amid the debate on Irish policy.
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Oliver Cromswell
Feastesnays
John Morley
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Marriage of the Waters Opens Bariem Ship Canal with Ceremonial
A grand opening of the Bariem Ship Canal near New York featured a martial parade with army navy and civic groups, drawing tens of thousands along the route. The Cincinnati fired a salute as a flotilla of ships and tugboats moved through the canal to Oak Point, where water from historic spots was poured and the waters of the canal were blessed amid speeches.
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Republican League Conventions and Silver Question Debate
Report from Cleveland on June 13 details Republican leaders and delegates arriving for the Republican Leaders Envention. Stephen B. ficdon opposes General McAipin. debates on free silver dominate discussions with quotes about candidates and policy, including H Claymans and Allison. The tone notes mixed sentiment among Western states and the New York delegation while avoiding deep commitment to any single plan.
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Hastings shoots woman then wounds self in street
Artie Hastings on a city street shot Trixie Sp. Qish through the heart and died instantly. Hastings then shot himself twice in the left breast, wounding himself as he fled to police headquarters in critical condition. He claimed he planned to kill himself and the girl after she betrayed him.
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Explosion at Union Cotton Compress Kills and Injures
Fatal boiler explosion at the Union Cotton Compress works in New Orleans causes one death and several injuries. The bundle wrecked. B. Primrose reported killed. Albert Frankenbusch and Preston Kure among the seriously injured. twelve others injured.
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Preston Kure
Lewes Board Debates Shipping Collision Verdict
The Lewes board discusses a maritime disaster involving the North German Lloyd steamer Hibe and the Clyde steamer Crathie after a collision. Gratz, mate of the Crathie, is alleged to be at fault as officials weigh final judgment and reports.
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Strikers at Mortted Sale Works Center Stand Fast
Workers at the Mortted sale works center defend their posts with clubs as strikers demand action. A guard notice warns that hiring new men will trigger trouble, while tensions rise over wage changes and plant operation. Included is the recused murderer Samiel C. Carpenter, linked to Mrs. Ray Blackwell, who fled Belvidere prison and was met by friends at the depot before boarding a train.
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Striking Potters Return to Work in Withausrort Pattern
Sanitary ware potters at a mass meeting in Withausrort Pa confirmed the leaders action and returned to work this morning. They have gained nearly all they sought from manufacturers, with a few points left for future settlement.
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Murderer Surrenders in Jacksonville Case
Jacksonvil le Florida reports H M W Baldwin once of Cleveland turned himself in to Sheriff Bawden after shooting Andrew Yeoman over alleged intimacy with his wife. A coroner's inquest was impaneled and adjourned until Thursday.
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H. M. W. Baldwin
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