Castro Ready to Face His Foes at Home and Abroad
Former Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro left a Berlin hospital for the Esplanade Hotel, saying he would endure any danger for honor and duty. He dismissed extradition rumors, urged an international tribunal for Venezuela, and noted his condition requires no operation.
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Venezuela
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Gomez
Israel
Sefior Castro
Ekay
Adherents of Castro Clash With Miranda Crew
Fighting at Macuro on the Venezuelan coast leaves about twenty dead and fifty wounded. The Miranda gunboat, transporting Gomez officials, bombarded Gen. Torres forces and later withdrew to Port of Spain. Torres later reached the city and suspended further resistance as Gomez supporters rush to aid the government.
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Trinidad
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Castro
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Gomez
Fleet Enter Red Sea on Way to Mediterranean Ports
The American battle fleet under Rear Admiral Sperry passed Perim at noon and aims for the Red Sea by January 3, moving toward canal passage with Culgoa and Panther in support. Christmas aboard the sixteen ships included sports shows and dances as Yankton arrives at Perim to coal.
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Sperry
Perim
Red Sea
Culgoa
Panther
Indian Ocean
Colombo
Multiple World Reports From Teheran to Paris
Russian post in Tehran changes as M Poklewski Koziell takes over from M Hartwig and promises British-Russian cooperation. Chilean loan of 15.9 million dollars to be issued in London with 5 percent interest. Cholera rises in St Petersburg with 26 cases and 4 deaths in 24 hours. Lieutenant General Nakimura named Chief Military Aid to the Emperor in Tokyo. Dahomey freighter ashore near Vera Cruz. Curacao to enact new customs Jan 1 removing port charges and coal duties. Fire at Paramonoff mine halts 2,500 miners. Hussein Kiazim Bey visits Paris and sails to New York aboard the Oceanic.
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Vera Cruz
Willemstad
Curacao
Rostov-On-The-Don
Russia
Paramonoff
Paris
Hussein Kiazim Bey
United States
Ambassador White
Kiazim Bey
New York
Collapse at Ellicott City hearing hall injures dozens
A two story Easton Hall floor collapsed during a hearing for William Hetwood in Ellicott City. About forty injured include prominent locals and several officials. The room was overcrowded. a quick bucket of water averted a larger fire. Harwood, the prisoner, was unhurt.
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Easton Hall
Ellicott City
William Hetwood
William Hall
Baltimore UN
Ican
Harwood
Blizzard Paralyses UK Railways and Strands Passengers
A severe European blizzard grips the United Kingdom and Ireland causing rail and street traffic disruptions. Scotland and northern Ireland endure deep snowdrifts and low temperatures, with isolated towns, accidents, and cattle losses. Paris also reports an extreme cold wave paralyzing city traffic.
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London Express
X rays Highlighted at Ninth Annual Roentgen Society Meeting
Hosack Hall hosts the American Roentgen Ray Society session with Dr. John A. Wyeth welcoming attendees. Dr. Henry Hulst discusses lung examination by Roentgen Rays and proposes a university chair of Roentgenology while noting the technique as a supplement to physician diagnosis.
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Academy of Medicine
West Forty-third Street
American Roentgen Ray Society
John A. Wyeth
Henry Hulst
Grand Rapids
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Harvard
Johns Howkins
Cornell
Egbert le Fevre
New York City
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L. G. Cole
Reginald H. Sayre
William Allen Pusey
Opera scholarship fund set by Mrs. Otto H. Kahn
Mrs. Otto H. Kahn sends a $1,000 check to Henry Russell manager of the new Boston Opera House to establish a scholarship for the most successful student in the opera school there. The winner earns a potential operatic debut at the Boston Opera House.
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Henry Russell
New
Boston Opera House
Taft Men Demand Caucus On Saturday In Ohio Senate Fight
In Columbus Ohio on December 29 the battle to succeed J B Foraker heated as Taft Burton and dark horse Warren G Harding clash. Taft claims 46 pledges yet Burton gains three Taft backers with Crawford Jones and Phillips switching. Debate looms with Dr Reed accepting Burton challenge while Joe Garrettson warns of a prolonged fight.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
United States
J. B. Foraker
Assembly
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Mr. Taft
Taft
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Carroll County
John Paul Jones
Toledo
John Phillips
Geauga County
Arthur I. Vorys
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House
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Foraker
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Marion Star
Hearst Letters
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
Hamilton County
Joseph Garrettson
Hartman Hotel
Reed
Cleveland
Burglary of Oscar C Jackle Jewelry Store
Commissioner Bingham said about 20 detectives work the case after thieves took roughly $20,000 in watches diamonds and brooches from Oscar C Jackle's jewelry store on Third Avenue. He called it a genuine burglary and warned that stopping burglary insurance might reduce such crimes by about 20 percent.
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Third Avenue
Bingham
Gen. Bingham
Cassatt Quits the Army Before Philippine Deployment
Capt Edward B Cassatt of the Thirteenth Cavalry resigns his army commission to take effect as the unit sails to the Philippines in March. He is a son of the late president of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Washington, D. C
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United States Army
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philippines
Hitchcock With Taft Arrives As Cabinet plans begin
Augusta Ga Dec 29 The arrival of Frank H Hitchcock Republican National Chairman and future Postmaster General and the announced visit of Senator Knox Tafts Secretary of State signal active cabinet construction by the President elect Taft Hitchcock will stay a week or more to advise on appointments and their political bearing He dined with Taft and they will meet again tomorrow Taft played golf and fished at Richmond Mill declining two city invitations as delegations from Columbus and Savannah called in Charles Clark Hartford Conn editor friend has an appointment with Taft tomorrow.
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Savannah
Charles Clark
Hartford
Court martial set for Commander Marsh over Yankee sinking
A general court martial is ordered to convene at the Boston navy yard on January 4 to try Commander Charles C. Marsh U S N who commanded the Yankee when it sank at Buzzards Bay on September 23. The panel includes Rear Admirals Couden and Niles and several captains with Lieutenant Commander Hoff as judge advocate. The court follows a court of inquiry findings approved by Secretary Newberry.
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Navy Yard
Boston
Charles C. Marsh
United States
Yankee
Buzzard’s Bay
Albert R. Couden
Nathan T. Niles
Edward B. Barry
Samuel P. Com
Counterfeit $5 Silver Certificate Discovered in Philadelphia
Secret Service Bureau reports a counterfeit $5 silver certificate from 1899 bearing an Indian chief portrait. The note shows a jagged picket fence shading under United States of America, lighter front coloring, darker back, and imperfectly formed wording such as This certificate is receivable.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Secret Service Bureau
United States of America
Navy appoints Capps to acting lead of Steam Engineering
In a reform move, Chief Constructor W L Capps, head of the Bureau of Construction and Repair, was named Acting Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering. The executive order follows a recommendation from Secretary Newberry.
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New York Times
Washington
Navy
W. L. Capps
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Newberry
President Roosevelt Hosts Debutante Daughter at White House
President Roosevelt greeted guests on the White House porch as his daughter Ethel made her social debut. A large party, including house guests and young men and women, traveled in crowded carriages to a dinner and dance hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Munn for her daughter Carrie Louise Munn.
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Roosevelt
White House
Ethel Roosevelt
Charles A. Munn
Carrie Louise Munn
Notable Features in The Times Next Sunday
The Times previews a Laura A. Smith feature on testing welcomes to strangers in churches and reports her search for children in New York congregations. An interview with Crown Prince George of Servia analyzes the Balkan peril and views on Germany and England. Navy Department coverage explains the ongoing controversy and forthcoming reorganization. The Picture Section showcases two paintings and photos from the St Gaudens exhibition, Venezuela anti Castro mobs, the invasion hoax, navy maneuvers, stage favorites, and society women. Orders for deliveries or reservations should be placed with newsdealers.
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Times
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England
Navy Department
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