America's Attitude Toward Venezuela Postures at Break
Washington reports the withdrawal of the U S diplomatic representative signals a practical end to diplomatic relations with Venezuela. Venezuelan charge Veloz Gollicoa met with Acting Secretary Adee but received no clear guidance as Secretary Root had prepared Senate records on Caracas ties. The path forward remains uncertain with President Castro likely to steer Venezuela, while awaiting further developments.
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Washington
Senor Veloz- Gollicoa
State Department
Adee
Veloz
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Sleeper
Venezuela
Cara- Cas
Root
Senator Lodge
Star Department
Senate
Castro
United States
Fighting at Teheran Opens as Riots Continue
Heavy rifle fire resumed at Teheran after a quiet morning. Zehar Ed Dowle’s house looted and his son arrested before the shah. Citizens joined troops in plunder, including one European quarter. Cossack brigade fired on the wounded, per witnesses. Disastrous wreck at sea near Corunna leaves 30 to 50 dead as La Roche sinks quickly after striking a rock. Jockey Club orders censorship at Sheepshead Bay track, telegraph and phones removed for information control.
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Teheran
Zehar Ed Dowle
Recht
Paris
la Roche
Corunna
Cadiz
Can't Afford Him Now
Lily Bell explains to Rufus that she cannot marry yet because three families she works for quit her, leaving little dough to support Lily Bell and her father. the judge notes the financial strain and the delayed engagement.
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Lily Bell
Rufus
Nebraska's W. E. Andrews Praises Peru na Congress
Hon. W. E. Andrews of Hastings Nebraska lauds Peru na as part of the 54th U.S. Congress. He hails the nation’s bright minds and strong oratory, noting his past roles as vice president of Hastings College and a promoter of public education.
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W. E. Andrews
Nebraska
National Congress
Great Western
We. BR. Andrews
Hlastings
Andrews
Peruna Endorsed By Officials And Citizens In Ads
The passage cites endorsements for Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh from Hon W E Andrews and Hon C Slemp. It notes Thomas Cale from Alaska praising Peruna for coughs and colds. It mentions addresses in Washington DC and Virginia and reports a Tenn. resident named Boas Craig cured after two years with catarrh by Peruna.
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Hon
W. E. Andrews
Itou
Thomas Cale
Somiress
Alaska
Pacific Slope
Tis
Washington
Ninth Street
N. W
D.C
Cale
C. Slemp
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Boas Craig
Fork Vale
Tenn
Peruna
Republican state committee meeting to shape Indiana campaign
Indianapolis June 25 report details a Republican state committee meeting set for next Thursday. Nominees for governor and other statewide and congressional contenders, plus Senators Beveridge and Hemenway, are invited. Chairman Goodrich aims to unify factions, assess public sentiment on national and state tickets, and plan campaign strategy with top campaign managers and district reports.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Beveridge
Hemenway
Govanich
Cutliue
Roosevelt
Goodrich
James E. Watson
Memenway
Tring
Ex-Auditor Arrested in Marion County Case
Cyrus J Clark former Marion county auditor was arrested after grand jury indictment charging him with making out and presenting a false claim for allowance and receiving payment. Clark posted 5000 dollars bond. News item notes a quoted political remark from Cleveland Leader.
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Indianapolis
Cyrus J Clark
Marion County
Clark
Fitting Tribute All Flags At Half Mast For Ex President Cleveland
Washington rapid honors followed Ex-President Cleveland's death with half staff flags across federal, state, and naval offices for thirty days. Roosevelt directed department heads to lower banners, while gun salutes and funeral protocols prepared. Officials recalled Cleveland era mentors and cabinet allies as states reflected on his passing.
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Washington
Cleveland
State Department
Diplomatic and
Consular Service
Army
Navy
White House
Roosevelt
Cortelyan
Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
New York
Hilary A. Herbert
Cartin
Ontario
Mr. Carlisle
Mr. Herbert
Princeton
Benjamin Harrison
Rutherford B
Adee
Funeral plans amid Cleveland death and political notes
The report covers President Cleveland’s death and private funeral plans in Princeton, with Roosevelt attending. It notes Mrs. Cleveland, children heights, and Tamworth NH. also mentions Iowa Democratic convention backing Bryan, Niagara Falls liquor dealers meeting, and a North Dakota Senate primary result.
Death of Grover Cleveland at Princeton Ends Era
Grover Cleveland died at his Princeton home Westland in the early hours after a brief illness. Family physician Dr. Bryant and New York doctors Dr. Lockwood and Dr. Carnochan attended. Official statements cited heart trouble induced by long standing stomach and kidney ailments.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
Cleveland
Lakewood
Cleveleonm
Snffer
Mr. Cleveland
University
Librarian Association Opens 32nd Meet at Lake Minnetonka
The 32nd annual convention of the American Library Association is in session at Lake Minnetonka, Minneapolis, Minn., with librarians arriving from across the United States to participate in the event on June 25.
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Minneapolis, Minn
American Library Association
Lake Minnetonka
United States
Self Accusing and a Farm Banter in Town
A patronizing man taunts Mr. Corntessel about farming, asking if he knows farming. Corntessel replies that a real expert would not have bought a farm nearby. The Washington Star notes Harvard beating Yale in the gentlemen's eight by three-quarters of a length. Clark Griffith, manager of the New York American League baseball team, resigns.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Harvard University
William F. Traffley
Des Moines
Mr. Corntessel
Washington Star
Harvard
Yale
Clark Griffith
New York
Market Quotations Prevailing Current Prices for Grain and Livestock
Indianapolis Grain and Livestock reports rough values for wheat corn oats hay cattle hogs sheep and lambs across markets in Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo with receipts and month figures. Prices vary by grade and location including Wheat No 2 red 85 to 90 cents and oats around 50 to 54 cents. cattle from 2.25 to 8.36. hogs 3.56 to 6.55 in various markets. lambs 4.50 to 7.00.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo
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Vene
Zuela
Don
Jockey Club
Sheepshead, Way
N. Y
Sheepshead Bay
U.S
Peru
State Republican Committee
State Board of Health
Indiana
Turty
Taft
Young Men's Christian Association
John N. Carey
Association
John Perrin
American National Bank
New Haven
Perrin
Middle States
Wes
Pye
Dandruf Ayer
Perrine
Iowa
Sioux City
W J. Bryan
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
Niagara Falls
Charles Bench
Columbus
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Sherman
James 8. Sherman
Utica
Librariana
Toledo
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