War Threats If Allies Aid Revolutionaries
The note warns that aiding revolutionary forces by allies could trigger war and escalate conflict. It emphasizes the risk of interstate involvement and the potential for broad regional instability.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
1
Venezuela Crisis Sparks Arbitration Debate in Washington
Washington December 26. Cabinet reviews Venezuelan troubles as London and Berlin send crucial messages. Alliance aid to Venezuelan revolutionists risks U S protest and possible force. Hague arbitration seen as possible settlement endpoint. Germany demands cash before arbitration. May face rejection if whole matter not referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Berlin
United States
State Department
Hague
Roosevelt
Court of Arbitration
Cullom
Kingstown
Jamica
George Davison
Topaz
Puerto Cabello
Davison
Washington, D. C
Germany
Venezuela
Shaw Declines Currency Bill This Session
Secretary Shaw announced from Washington that he will not attempt to push a currency bill through this session and outlined no plans for major financial legislation this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Washington
No Banking Statutes Change Expected This Session
The speaker notes that no currency bill will be passed this session. He states leaders from both houses assured him that no measure altering the banking statutes can become law during this session.
Allan Dawson Joins Iowa Homestead as Editorial Writer
Allan Dawson former editor of the Des Moines Leader and longtime managing editor of The Register and Leader will retire January 1 to become an editorial writer on the Iowa Homestead. He will write on general and economic topics. James Atkinson remains agricultural editor. Mrs. Dawson continues as literary editor with The Register and Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Homestead
Des Moines
Allan Dawson
Des Moines Leader
Register and Leader
Dawson
James Atkinson
Atkinson
The
Mob Hangs Kansas Negro After Policeman's Death
A mob seized Montgomery Godley from Pittsburg jail and lynched him after he fatally shot Policeman Milton Hinkle during a disturbance at a ball. Witnesses reported no interference as the mob hanged Godley to a telephone pole. the rope broke and his throat was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Milton
Montgomery Godley
Hinkle
Mont. Godley
Godley
Cattle Starved by Snowbind Desolate Colorado Range
Thousands of cattle in north western Colorado are starving as they remain snowbound on the high ranges of Routt and Rio Blanco counties. Owners, asked by the humane society to help, say they cannot rescue stock due to lack of pasture water and the impracticality of moving them to better winter quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Humane Society
Bedford Man Dies Sudden in Corn Field
James Russell of Bedford died suddenly from heart trouble while husking corn for Paul Hunter two miles southeast of Bedford. He left a wife and six children in poor financial condition. Russell was a hard working man and was in good health that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell
Bedford
Paul Hunter
Russell
Two Die From Hot Springs Poolroom Explosion
Hot Springs Arkansas December 26 William Helwig and Joseph Kenney both residents of Hot Springs succumb to injuries from the poolroom explosion rear Turf Exchange. Four more victims potentially died as rescue reports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
William Helwig
Joseph Kenney
Crown Prince and Lovers Plan New Life in America
Prince Leopold Ferdinand says four lovers will sail to America with the Crown Princess of Saxony and her French tutor after their elopement. The quartet aims to start life anew, leaving Vienna behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
America
Vienna
Leopold Ferdinand
International figures named in Caracas naval context
United States Minister Herbert W Bowen also represents Great Britain Germany Italy Denmark and other nations at Caracas Venezuela. Montgomerie and Schecter command the British and German fleets. Botwa, a Brooklyn man and Yale Columbia law graduate, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Herbert W. Bowen
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Denmark
Caracas
Venezuela
Montgomerie
Schecter
Botwa
Brooklyn
Yale
Columbia College Law School
Fire at Arbuckle Sugar Works Kills Three Firemen in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, three firemen died battling a blaze at the Arbuckle sugar works as a water tower collapsed from the wall. Two others were fatally hurt and several more injured. Names of the deceased are Michael O'Toole Philip Jeffreys and Thos Coppinger. Financial loss estimated at 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Sugar Works
Brooklyn
New York
Arbuckle
Cable reaches Honolulu completing the cable link
A cableship message from Silverton says it will reach Honolulu today completing the cable. The first message will be Governor Dole's greeting to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Silverton
Honolulu
Gov. Dole
Roosevelt
Runaway Boys Found Frozen Near Woodstock
In Woodstock Newfoundland on December 26 Hilding Holm aged 8 and Frank Smith aged 16 were found frozen to death in a cornfield. Their companion Arthur Carlson aged 10 was found badly frozen but alive. The boys had run away from the Chicago Industrial Home and planned to spend Christmas at their former home in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Hilding Holm
Frank Smith
Arthur Carlson
Chicago
Rockford
University faculty nears action on sophomore-geshman scrap
Iowa City reports the university faculty has nearly finished its investigation of a recent class scrap. Several students have been asked to appear before President MacLean. he says parts of the report are correct, and as yet no one has been punished, with the number likely small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Iowa City
MacLean
Humbert Swindler Reported Dead in Madrid Cell
Paris dispatch says Frederick Humbert, a famed Paris swindler, may have died in his Madrid jail cell. The report circulated after authorities found him unresponsive in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frederick Humbert
Madrid
Cousins Recovers From Illness in Chicago
Word from Chicago announces that Congressman Robert G. Cousins of Marshalltown Iowa has been ill for two months but is practically recovered and plans to leave Chicago January 3 for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Chicago
Robert G. Cousins
Washington
Miners Idle and Short Handed Halt Coal Output
Philadelphia December 26. The coal shortage deepens as twenty collieries and four washeries idle today while ten collieries and four washeries run short of workers after the Christmas holiday, due to miners not reporting for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frick denies expected Steel Corp presidency
Pittsburg reports of Henry C. Frick becoming United States Steel president were emphatically denied tonight. Frick said the post was not vacant and could not be accepted even if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, Pa
Henry C. Frick
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Lemon juice kills typhoid germs in water
An early 20th century report from New York on experiments in European bacteriological bureaus states that lemon juice destroys typhoid fever germs in water. A tester observed lemon juice in a culture tube caused the acid to shrink and kill the bacteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wages Raised for Chicago Milwaukee Line Workers
Santa Claus paid a welcome visit as 4,700 engineers and firemen on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul system gained about 10 percent pay increase. Joint committees and system management, meeting in Chicago since December 1, reached an agreement on the wage scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Claus
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chamberlain Arrives in South Africa for Reconciliation Mission
Secretary Chamberlain arrived in Durban on December 26 and was greeted warmly as he began his mission of reconciliation in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Durban
Chamberlain
Fair and Warmer Weather for Iowa This Weekend
Chicago December 26. Special indications for Iowa show generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Temperatures rise Saturday with warmer conditions in the western portion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Chicago Markets On The Stand Again This Afternoon
Market dispatch from Chicago reports open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats pork lard and ribes. Trading activity shows mixed gains and losses with futures prices quoted and stock receipts noted for hogs cattle and sheep. Northwest and Liverpool market data alongside regional receipts are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tod-Y-Y
Tve
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Test of Witness Dends on Stand as Cross Exam Continues
Local court in Aledo Illinois held a long cross examination of Miss Dunlap to assess credibility in a case tied to alleged remarks. Judge ruled earlier against admitting coroner inquiry evidence and later rejected foreign witness testimony about poisoned candy as not admissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
Miss Dunlap
Guy C. Scott
Fannie McCreight
Allie Dool
Searles
Sarah Anderson
Washington
Iown
Suit Over Embalmed Corpse Exhibits in Des Moines
Eleanor and Homer Langford sue Rex Embalming Co W F Pettis & Co and W C Harbach for 10000 damages alleging they unlawfully exhumed and embalmed John Allen in 1896 and have shown the petrified man in Des Moines and statewide, depriving heirs of rightful remains and grieving the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rex Embalming Company
W. F. Pettis & Co
W. C. Harbach
Eleanor
Homer Langford
John Allen
Famine in Coal Grips Chicago as Shortage Deepens
Chicago faces an acute coal shortage after a three day cold spell. Railroads are accused of withholding supply as thousands of cars sit unused in yards, worsening the fuel crisis for residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plan to Corner the Supply Affects Coal Crisis
Thousands of families lack coal as relief delays risk factory shutdowns. The article outlines a general strategy to corner the supply, raising fears for work and heat during an ongoing shortage.
Captain McGregor Dead in Manila
Captain Robert McGregor of the engineer corps died in Manila Tuesday from appendicitis. He was appointed from Michigan and served in Washington reporting lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Engineer Corps
Washington
Robert McGregor
Manila
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la Guayra
Yucatan
Curacoa
Kansas
Scheder
Commodore Mentgemerie
Minister Sewen
Michael O'Toole
Philip Jeffreys
Coppinger
Mess
Woodstock Institution
Humbert
Cousins
Frick
Steel Trust
St. Paul
H. J. Toher & Co
H. K McKay
Muscatine
Post Office
Reeves
Texas
Atchison
Tole
U.S Steel
Manhattan
M’gregor
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