Germany’s Reply Hints Arbitration Rejection Likely
The tone gives the least hint of Germany’s character while signaling arbitration will likely be rejected. any refusal may come with new suggestions.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
2
France presses claims in Venezuelan dispute over debt priority
Paris and Washington dispute over how to settle Venezuelan debts with France asserting priority for pre Castro claims and demands most favored nation treatment for older claims while UK Germany and Italy weigh protections for their interests Caracas warns D Assas sails to La Guayra as Bowen faces slow progress and a potential blockade set to begin Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Venezuela
Caracas
Castro
Germany
Great Britain
Italy Plans Coordinated Action in Venezuelan Crisis
Instructions were sent to Signor di Riva in Venezuela to act with Germany and Britain, ensuring uniformity. Italy believes the cruisers Giovanni Bausan Elba and Agordat can co operate in a tripartite blockade while Agordat heads to Venezuela after an audience with King Victor Emmanuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Signor di Riva
Venezuela
Giovanni Fausan
la Guayra
Germany
Great Britain
Giovanni Bausan
Agordat
Interview With Castro Denies Venezuela Ultimatum Acceptance
Caracas reached by AP correspondent reports Castro angrily rejects United States story that Luifish German ultimatums were accepted by Venezuela. Castro says arbitration cannot follow acceptance and rejects notion of an Anglo German ultimatum as such. He notes Venezuela will not act while US legation arbitration proposal to Britain and Germany is unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Associated Press
Castro
United States
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Allies to impose war blockade on Venezuelan ports
Reports state the blockade will take effect Saturday at 31 P. M. on La Guayra Puerto Cabello Coro Maracaibo Carupano and Barcelona with German commander Scheder ordered to avoid force. Washington says it will be a war blockade and the U. S. will remain neutral while recognizing belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Coro
Maracaibo
Carupano
Barcelona
Berlin
Commodore Scheder
Scheder
Willemstad
Curacao
Miranda
Orinoco
London
Dewey Fleet Itinerary Planned for Christmas Holidays
Admiral Dewey proposes a Christmas schedule for the fleet avoiding Venezuelan concentration. Key rendezvous set at Trinidad and St Thomas with multiple squadrons and flagship assignments under Higginson Sumner Crowninshield Coghlan and Dewey. Mayflower likely remains as flagship while the fleet rests at San Juan and Culebra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Venezuelan
Moody
San Juan
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Iowa
Scorpion
Trinidad
Illinois
Indiana
St. Thomas
Texas
Pointe-a-Pitre
Chicago
Newark
Eagle
Curacao
San Francisco
Albany
Wasp
Mayaguez
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Prairie
Gulgoa
Olympia
Nashville
Machias
St. Kitts
Detroit
Antigua
Mayflower
Vixen
Porto Rican
Dolphin
Dewey
Venezuela
Higginson
Sumner
Crowninshield
Coghlan
Culebra
British American friendship cited in Times special
London report notes U S stance on a blockade of Venezuelan ports and recalls Bismarck on Africa. The Times Berlin correspondent argues America Britain friendship outweighs any African ties and Venezuela. Walther Long says UK foreign relations are peaceful and no war danger with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Berlin
The
Times
Prince Bismarck
Africa
Great Britain
America
Venezuela
Germany
Associated Press
Walter H. Long
Westminster
Long
Washington
Germany's Venezuela affair draws little German press attention
Berlin observers note a neutral stance in German media as Britain and the United States react to Venezuelan events. The Cologne Gazette argues no facts justify distrust of Germany and says Germany seeks only to settle claims and enforce just demands by blockade rather than war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
New York
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Cologne Gazette
Venezuelan
Castro
Venezuela Question Comes Before House In Foreign Affairs
The House debated Venezuela inquiries as the Foreign Affairs Committee adopted a McCall resolution urging the Secretary of State to provide information about Venezuela. A separate Shafroth proposal on arbitration with European powers was postponed, leaving no further action planned.
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New York Times
Washington
Venezuela
House
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Foreign Committee
Secretary of State
DeArmond
Missouri
McCall
Massachusetts
Hitt
Richardson
Italy
Shafr
Dutch cruiser De Ruijter ordered to Venezuela
The Hague December 18 The Dutch cruiser De Ruijter tasked to depart for Venezuela to safeguard Dutch interests there after plans to send it to the West Indies.
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The
Hague
de Ruijter
West Indies
Venezuela
German cruiser Falke captures Venezuelan schooner Victoria
The Falke seized the Victoria at Lake Maracaibo entrance after disabling her by cutting down the mainmast. Germans abandoned the vessel amid Venezuelan indignation and street demonstrations against Great Britain and Germany in Maracaibo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Guayra
Falke
Lake Maracaibo
Victoria
Maracaibo
Great Britain
Germany
Allies and Rebels Deepen Venezuela Crisis
Caracas reports seized documents link Matos revolutionists to allies action against Venezuela. Cargoes of war munitions have moved from Willemstad to the Venezuelan coast and steamers from Port of Spain are alleged to transport arms to Ciudad Bolivar with British knowledge. Venezuela vows to crush the uprising.
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Caracas
Matos
Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Ciudad Bolivar
Orinoco River
Great Britain
German Chargé von Pilgrim-Baltazzi Lands at La Guayra
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi the German Chargé arrived in La Guayra with official permission. He telephoned his ill wife in Caracas and later met with Prefect Leiibabaza. A British cruiser secured shore provisions as Tribune arrived and Indefatigable departed for Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Guayra
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Caracas
Senor Leiibabaza
Tribune
Trinidad
Protest by the International Union over Britain Venezuela war
The Executive Committee of the British branch of the International Union passed a resolution regretful that Britain fought Venezuela without trying arbitration under The Hague Peace Convention. It urged the U S to protest any war on an American state before an arbitral offer was refused. Copies go to Lord Lansdowne and Secretary Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union
London
The
W. T. Stead
Great Britain
Venezuela
United States
Lord Lansdowne
Hay
President, Gen Tracy Discuss Venezuelan Question Lunch
President meets with General Benjamin F. Tracy to discuss aspects of the Venezuelan question over a luncheon in Washington. The ex Secretary of the Navy is understood to have been called to advise on policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Washington
Benjamin F. Tracy
Secretary of the Navy
Belgium Claims $1,250,000 Against Venezuela
The Brussels correspondent of The Daily Telegraph reports Germany backing Belgium in claims against Venezuela totaling 1,250,000 dollars. The dispute centers on debts Belgium asserts Venezuela owes.
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Belgium
London
Brussels
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Venezuela
Carnegie hosts first social at new Fifth Avenue mansion
Andrew Carnegie held a housewarming at his new Fifth Avenue and Ninety-first Street residence last night. About thirty three Carnegie Steel Company executives, from Pittsburgh on a special train, joined Mr and Mrs Carnegie and their sister at table. Veterans included Capt L T Brown and Thomas Morrison, with others such as Thomas Lynch and W E Corey attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Capt
L. T. Brown
Lower
Union’ Mills
Pittsburg
Thomas Morrison
Edgar Thompson
Braddock
Thomas Lynch
Frick Coal and Coke Company
United States Steel Corporation
Amon
W. E. Corey
W. V. Blackburn
A. R. Peacock
D. M. Clemson
James Gayley
W.W. C. McCausland
H. P. Pope
William R. Conrad
William H. Singer
Joseph E. Schwab
W. C. Magee
O. W. Kennedy
D. Kerr
George McCague
Edwin F. Mills
R. A. Frank
Anti-Trust Amendment Passed by Constitutional Convention
Concord New Hampshire December 18 The Constitutional Convention votes 313 to 2 to approve an anti trust amendment to the state constitution. It also rejects reconsidering a vote to adopt a woman suffrage amendment by 186 to 177.
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Concord
N. H
Whittier Monument Fund Reaches Fort Worth Milestone
Whittier birthplace monument fund in Amesbury aims for 10000 dollars with over 4000 raised. Boston sculptor H H Kitson designs a statue reflecting the anti slavery phase of Whittier's career. New York autograph sale of about 200 Whittier relics will help defray costs. monument will be 150 feet from the Whittier homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Haverhill
Mass
Amesbury
H. H. Kitson
Boston
Kittier
New York
Whittier
Whittier Homestead
Loan on Chicago Real Estate Trust Deed
Chicago Real Estate Trustees Owen F. Aldis Byron Lathrop and others executed a trust deed to Northern Trust Company to secure £90,000 of first mortgage refunding bonds. Each £1,000 bond is payable at Scottish Provident Institution London on June 1, 1907. Ten or more bonds may be redeemed on an interest payment day after one year. Bonds secured by valuable real estate in central Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Real Estate
Owen F. Aldis
Byron Lathrop
Northern Trust Company
Scottish Provident Institution
King William Street
London
Vanderbilt's Condition Very Grave at Home
Cornelius Vanderbilt, sick with typhoid fever at 22 Park Avenue, has worsened with generalized peritonitis. Doctors report the illness grave while relatives, friends, and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt attend at the bedside amid anxious messages and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Knickerbocker
Austin Flint, Jr
Janeway
Flint
S. A. Brown
Delafield
Holland House
Vanderblitt
Robert Goelet
Richard T. Wilson
Vanderbilt
Astor
Mr. Wilson
M. Orme Wilson
Prishioner
W. D. Sloane
Drs. Janeway
Fire Rescue at Five-Story Tenement on East One Hundred Eighth
A morning blaze in a rear stairway shaft trap held five stories of residents at 229 East 108th Street. Police climbed the fire escape and aided a child a woman and five men to safety as ladders were raised. About 100 women and children were lowered from thirty five foot ladders with no injuries. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars.
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East One Hundred and Eighth Street
James
Monahan
Clarke
McBurnie
Ferry Question Debated by Stapleton New Brighton Businessmen
At a mass meeting in the German Club Stapleton speakers including George W Stake David Tyson Henry P Morrison E J Wheeler Rev Dr Youcum and Capt Joseph Nelson urged acceptance of the Rogers plan to build a new fleet of boats from Tompkinsville with a 3 cent fare A Committee of One Hundred was appointed to press city authorities to act at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapleton
New Brighton
German Club
George W. Stake
David Tyson
E. J. Wheeler
Youcum
Joseph Nelson
Rogers
Tompkinsville
Brooklyn Man Kills Brooklyn Visitor in West Virginia Shop
Brooklyn resident Matthew Dodd shot and killed Lee Palmer of New York in the Norfolk and Western shops in Bluefield. After a scuffle sparked by Dodd's criticism of Palmer for letting his assistant handle a task, Dodd struck Palmer with the revolver butt and fired a fatal heart shot. Dodd was arrested. Palmer planned to marry in New York on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Palmer
Bluefield
West Va
Matthew Dodd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Norfolk and Western
Dodd
Palmer
New York
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Captives At Class Night Banquet
Three freshmen captives Edwin Buchach Edward Van Cleaf and Victor Meyers were dragged to a Class of 1905 banquet at the Arena on West Thirty-first Street. They were bound photographed guarded fed bread and milk and forced to recite and sing before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
West Thirty-first Street
Edwin Buchach
Edward van Cleaf
Victor Meyers
Levee Strike Fails After Bitter New Orleans Blockade
The 2,000 strong levee strike tied to the AFL Convention ends in defeat as a Northern agitator guides the effort. A split union and an injunction hinder meetings while C F O Neill remains in New Orleans to lead the effort. The strike collapses with workers returning to duties and O Neill leaving for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Orleans
American Federation of Labor Convention
Mississippi River
Gompers
C. F. O'Neill
Team Drivers’ International Union
Buffalo
N. Y
O'Neill
Fous
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