Venezuela Revolt Forecast in New Year Amid European Backing
The Times reports a planned Venezuelan revolution led by Generals Rolando and Riera, backed by European financiers, aiming to topple the Caracas camarilla and install a provisional government. 15,000 Mausers and 4,000,000 rounds shipped from Southampton to the West Indies are said to support the movement, with operations planned on the western and southern coasts.
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Holland
Venezuela
Rolando and
Riera
Southampton
West Indies
Trinidad
Curacao
Rolando
Guiria
Coro
Matos
Camarilla
Caracas
Manuel Antonio Matos
Castro
Europe
London plot theory on Venezuelan presidency met with skepticism
Washington critics doubt Gomez aims to keep Castro influence as Venezuela faces arrests of Castro loyalists. The dispatch notes Castro’s supporters jailed, arguing the theory lacks evidence of Gomez pursuing Cas tro prestige.
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London
Castro
Ost
Gomez
the Times
United States
Washington
Venezuela
Cas
Ideal Florida Service Via Pies Line Ad
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Florida services and a Seaboard air office with dates or numbers. Readable elements mention Ideal Florida Service and Line, year round operations, and Brosaysy or similar terms. No clear event or person named. cannot confirm details.
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Ideal Florida
Pies Line
Florida Co
Seaboard Air Office
Brosaysy
Adve
Canal Funds at Question in Panama Purchase Probe
Paris reports a possible U S congressional investigation into the Panama Canal deal. M Le Marquis the court appointed receiver denies details of bondholder lists and any American syndicate receiving purchase money. He notes final liquidation formalities to finish within six months and that records must be kept thirty years.
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Paris
United States
M. le Marquis
America
New York
Crédit Lyonnais
Newlywed McManus Quietly Marries at Belleclaire Hotel
George McManus known for The Newlyweds and Their Baby wed Florence Bergere in a private ceremony at the Belleclaire Hotel. The couple was married by Rev. Arthur C McMillan in the Peck brothers apartments after a day spent dodging reporters and securing a license at City Hall.
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George McManus
Belleclaire
McManus
Scully
Florence Bergere
West
Forty-fifth Street
Bergere
Brides of Three Epochs at New Hennington Hall Marriage
At 214 Second Street New Hennington Hall hosted three simultaneous weddings with about 1000 attendees. Joseph Halliner, 27, married Frances Silverstein, 20, while Frances's parents Henry and Rose Silverstein and her grandparents Barnett and Pearl Waxman, 70, celebrated milestone anniversaries. Rabbi Abraham Ornstein officiated as families and lodges sent delegations. the event featured music, refreshments, and a golden and silver themed ceremony.
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New Hennington Hall
Second Street
Joseph Halliner
East 162d Street
Frances Silverstein
Forsyth Street
Miss Silverstein
Henry
Rose
Barnett
Pearl Waxman
Abraham Ornstein
Shaari Shoymin
Rivington Street
Mad Woman Lost in Snow Storm Escapes Asylum Fence
Amanda Mathis, inmate at the County Insane Asylum in Mount Holly New Jersey, escaped during a heavy snowstorm by climbing a ten foot fence with a blanket. A search led by Superintendent Clarence Deacon scoured several miles and farm houses within five miles, but tracks were covered by drifting snow and the missing woman remained unlocated.
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New York Times
Mount Holly
N. J
Amanda Mathis
County Insane Asylum
Medford
Clarence Deacon
Asylum
Deerfoot Farm Food Safety Warns Consumers
With rising awareness of health risks from poorly prepared food, consumers demand purity and daintiness in staples, pushing farms like Deerfoot Farm to improve handling and quality standards.
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Deerfoot Farm
Books For Lararis Cee Mentions Ehrich Bros
A fragment notes a book in relation to Lararis and Cee with a reference to Ehrich Bros. The text suggests a department or avenue of publication or sale but lacks clear context or event details. No dates or locations are provided.
NYU student shot in dean Snow home on campus
Third year NYU student Van Dwight Sheldon was found shot and bound in the cellar of Dean Charles H. Snow’s house on university grounds. He died at Fordham Hospital after describing an attack by a burglar who tied him with a packing card before fleeing. An earlier similar incident involving Sheldon, with knife cuts to clothing, is noted as a coincidence.
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van Dwight Sheldon
New York University
Charles H. Snow
Faculty of
Applied Science
University
Sheldon
Fordham Hospital
Dean Snow
Lockport
N. Y
D. D. Sheldon
New York Telephone Company
Williamsburg
Helen Gould
Snow
Mandolin and Glee Club
Miss Gould
Mary Larkin
Anna Tapio
Miss Larkin
Mrs. Snow
Local Transit Ad Highlights Nighttime Rail Service
In Augusta Florida and Cuba South readers are told of two daily train times 2 25 A M and 9 26 P M with unexcelled service via Penn and Atlantic Coast Line. The Florida Information Bureau at 3B way at corner 80th Street lists details.
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Augusta
Florida
Cuba
South
Penn
Atlantic Coast Line
Florida Information Bureau
Way
Dog Saves A Family From Gas Leak In New Brunswick
Special to The New York Times. In New Brunswick on December 23, Topsy the fox terrier alerted the Hess family to a leaking gas jet. The dog refused to quit, waking Charles Hess Jr and then Mrs Hess, leading to the discovery of the open kitchen gas valve and preventing possible disaster.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
Charles Hess
Easton Avenue
Topsy
Charles Hess, Jr
Mr. Hess
Mrs. Hess
Kroonland Reaches Port After Gale Delays Ship and Sailors
The Red Star liner Kroonland arrived a day late due to rough weather and a blinding snowstorm on Tuesday. A steerage dispute led to a knife attack between Lidia Bussuyak and Mrs. Maria Zastrosue, ending in an uproar as immigration officials prepare case files. Also missing is Grittel Grinberg, a Russian passenger who disappeared during the storm. Passengers include Capt. A. C Baker and architect Waldemar H. Ritter among others.
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Red Star
Kroonland
Antwerp
Lidia Bussuyak
Fullertown
Penn
Maria Zastrosue
Boston
Grittel Grinberg
Schmul ‘Grinberg
East Broadway
A. C Baker
Waldemar H. Ritter
Henry Charbonniert
Gertrude A. Abbot
Philip Leibinger
Emily Leibinger
Berta Rimpler
Mabel Schell
Lena Sutton
Roosevelt Gifts Turkeys to White House Staff
In Washington on December 23, the President sent about 2,200 pounds of turkeys to Union Station for distribution among over a hundred Executive Mansion employees. Each gift turkey weighed more than 22 pounds and came from a Virginia poultry farm, part of a Christmas tradition started by President Cleveland.
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Union Station
White House
Executive Mansion
Virginia
Cleveland
President Rosevelt to focus on Secret Service in Congress reply
Indications are that President Rosevelt will base his response to Congress on data showing increased crime after limitations on Secret Service activity. He is expected to avoid personal remarks about individuals and emphasize policy impact rather than singling out specific senators.
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Washington
Rosevelt
Congress
Secret Service
Senate
Wharton Donates 25 Acre Park Site for Philadelphia
Joseph Wharton, prominent retired iron merchant, offers to gift 25 acres near Fern Rock to Philadelphia for a municipal park. Mayor Reyburn accepts, promising to meet the donor's maintenance stipulations. The city had previously attempted to purchase the land.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Joseph Wharton
Reyburn
Fern Rock
Wharton
Books for Libraries and Institutions Special Prices Adv
We offer large assortments for libraries schools and institutions with special prices from EHRICH BROS BOOK DEPARTMENT. Genuine educational purges and selections noted in regional adv.
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Ehrich Bros
Ryan Leaves Most Directors to Seek Virginia Peace
Thomas F. Ryan announces retirement from thirty four boards to focus on his Virginia estate and family. He retains stakes in Morton Trust, National Bank of Commerce, and American Tobacco. He plans to retire to Oak Ridge for peace and quiet, denying any Senate ambitions.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Morton Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
American Tobacco Company
Ryan
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Allan A. Ryan
Stock Exchange
Allan A. Ryan & Brother
Commercial Trust Company
Philadelphia
Continental Rubber Company of America
Industrial Trust Company of
Providence
Mercantile , Trust, Company
Seaboard Air Line Railway
United States
Virginia
Oak Ridge
Wall Street
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Financial
Livingston
Nelson County
John S. Barry
Baltimore
Chicago
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Street Railway
Richmond
King Leopold of
Belgium
Guggenheims
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Cony
Grover Clevean
Suffern
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Brooklyn Coasting Carnival Draws Large Nighttime Crowd
All Brooklyn residents from grown-ups to children enjoyed a winter coasting carnival last night. Asphalt streets from Prospect Park to Fifth Avenue in Park Slope and slopes on Ocean Hill hosted crowded bob sled races lasting until midnight.
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Brooklyn
Park Slope
Prospect Park
Fifth Avenue
Ocean Hill
Hopkinson
Saratoga
Howard Avenues
Books for Libraries and Institutions Advertised
Local listings show EHRICH BROS. offering a book department with selections for libraries and institutions. Prominent items include reference works and educational volumes, with various discounts noted for bulk purchases and institutional orders.
Woman Ablaze Rescued From West 127th Street Fire
Early morning flames consumed the double tenement at 122 and 124 West 127th Street. Fireman David Muller rescued Mrs. Alice Looker from a fifth floor extension ladder as her clothing burned. She was taken to hospital with severe burns.
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West 127Th Street
Alice Looker
David Muller
Muller
Severe Cold Grips Upstate New York Early Winter
Plattsburg records 22 degrees below zero and Adirondack towns report 19 below, with many areas 12 to 18 below. Dry wells force farmers to fetch water from distant lakes, while Albany trolley lines struggle as steam plants fail to supply power for heating and lighting. cars are withdrawn or run unheated due to scarce electricity.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
New York State
Adirondack
Lake Placid
Chateaugay Lake
Ellenburg
Waiter
New York Times
Albany
Stork Wrecks In Hudson Bay With $1.5 Million Fur Cargo
Word from Winnipeg reports the steamer Stork wrecked three weeks ago on Lisbon Shoals in Hudson's Bay while sailing London to Hudson's Bay. Crew rescued at Moose Factory and traveling overland to Montreal. Cargo valued at $1,500,000 in furs.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hudson's Bay Company
Stork
London
Hudson‘s Bay
Lisbon Shoals
Hudson’s Bay
Moose Factory
Montreal
Francis Recall Report Sparks Diplomatic Nerves
Vienna dispatch claims Ambassador Charles S. Francis to Austria Hungary will be recalled in February. Washington confirms no knowledge of any recall plan.
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Francis
Vienna
The
Zeit
Charles S. Francis
Austria-Hungary
Washington
Bacon
State Department
Man Finds 10000 Dollar Bill Hidden In Tomato Can
East St. Louis Ill Dec 23 Patrick Sullivan an ice wagon driver found yesterday a 10000 bill in an old tomato can picked up in an alley Conrad Beebe cashier of the Southern Illinois National Bank examined the bill through a microscope and said it seemed to be genuine The bill was taken to the Sub Treasury in St Louis for further examination
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Patrick Sullivan
Conrad Beebe
Southern Illinois National Bank
Sub-Treasury
St. Louis
Dr Bull Much Worse As Cancer Ravages Surgeon
Dr William T Bull's condition worsened yesterday and last night, doctors say, as cancer continues to erode his health. Attending physicians report sleepless nights and increasing weakness, with a late Plaza bulletin noting his greatly weakened state.
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William T. Bull
Joseph T. Blake
Bank Embezzler Sentenced in Pittsburg Case
Herbert W. Tiers a real estate broker and former discount clerk at the First National Bank was sentenced by Judge Young in the U S Circuit Court to five years in the penitentiary. He embezzled 5100,000 in 1906 to start his own business. after being discharged he did not repay the money. Bank examiner Folds uncovered the matter last June leading to his arrest.
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Pittsburg
Herbert W. Tiers
First National Bank
Young
United States Circuit Court
Tiers
Folds
Two Slight Earthquakes Felt in San Francisco
Two minor earthquake shocks lasting under three seconds were felt in San Francisco and nearby cities yesterday afternoon. No damage was reported by Weather Bureau forecaster McAide.
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San Francisco
Cal
McAide
United States Weather Bureau
Choice Listings in New York Times Rooms and Board
The New York Times Directory of Rooms and Board provides a best obtainable list of first class advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Gompers and Labour Leaders Sentenced for Contempt
Justice Wright in Washington jailed Samuel Gompers and two federation officers for contempt of an injunction in the Buck Range case. Gompers received one year, Mitchell nine months, Morrison six months. appeals bond set at 5,000, 4,000, and 8,000 respectively.
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New York Times
Washington
Weens
Samuel Gompers
Jom
Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Lahen
District of Columbia
Iseas
Gould
Distriet Supreme Court
Buck Steve Ent Range Company
Samuel
Federation
Morrison
Bal
Morrigeltg
Bucks Company
MiBer
Ena
Supreme Court of the Trict of Columbia
Gompers
Iuon
of Labor
Wright
Incorporate
Justice Wright
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Him
Girl
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Park
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FURL
Bill
DR. Bull
Court of Freedom and Rights
Alliude
Frank
Tixa
American Federationist
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