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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1902

Page

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Rockefeller to Rival Carnegie With Education Endowment

Washington December 10 John D Rockefeller, head of Standard Oil, plans a major education gift likely 10 million dollars to a General Education Board to be formed in DC. The bill passed Congress and awaits the President's signature. board aims to promote education nationwide with broad authority to endow schools and collect statistics.

THE Tribune Washington John VD. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Carnegie Institution Andrew Carnegie Congress District of Columbia General Education Board Rockefeller Senate Hoar Massachusetts House Committee On Education Grow Pennsylvania House William H. Baldwin, Jr Jabez L. M. Curry Frederick T. Gates Daniel C. Gilman Morris K. Jesup Robert C. Ogden Walter H. Page George Foster Peabody Albert Shaw United States of America United States South

Pennsylvania Railroad Station Site Costs Reach 10 Million

A Pennsylvania official notes the railroad has spent about ten million dollars on real estate for a new station at Seventh and Eighth avenues and Thirty‑second Street. The tunnel and station project may total over fifty four million dollars, with earnings not covering interest for about fifteen years.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Seventh and Eighth Aves Thirty-second-st Stuyvesant Real Estate Company Pennsylvania Tribune

Interborough Manhattan Lease Move Placed for Stockholder Vote

At a directors meeting the Interborough Rapid Transit Company approved a form of lease with the Manhattan Railway Company and authorized officers to finalize it for stockholder approval at a January 15, 1903 meeting. The plan includes a guaranteed dividend plus additional earnings shares and a $4,000,000 cash deposit to secure the dividend, with stockholders to vote on January 16.

Interborough Rapid Transit Company Manhattan Railway Company Ces

Twenty Unions Call on Aldermen Against Tammany Ties

A broad coalition of labor and civic groups urged Republican aldermen to oppose votes aligned with Tammany County, signaling possible formal action by the committee if current ties persist.

Tammany County Committee

Venezuelans Called to Arms Amid War Declarations

President Castro appeals to Venezuelans to take up arms against Great Britain and Germany and grants amnesty for political offences. Venezuela protests British and German seizures and imposes reprisals. British and German cruisers threaten blockade and free navigation on the Orinoco. a Venezuelan gunboat is seized and later released.

Castro Great Britain Germany Venezuela Caracas Bowen United States Bolivar Port of Spain Trinidad Orinoco

Indignant Aldermen Face Tunnel Franchise Fight

Aldermen weighing a Pennsylvania tunnel under Manhattan face divided ranks as James F E Gaffney’s labor list lacks authority for several names. Supporters urge a vote in favor amid heavy labor, real estate, and business lobbying.

Charles F. Murphy Sullivans Pennsylvania Tunnel Friends of James FE. Gaffney Murphy Gaffney Diemer Lundy Malone Oatman Wentz Kennedy McCarthy Metzger Nehrbauer Klett Leitner Mathews Jones Tammany Pennsylvania Company Tammany Hall

Gruber backs aldermen against Pennsylvania tunnel franchise

Abraham Gruber Republican leader of the XXIst District supports Aldermen Mathews Jones and Whitaker in opposing the Pennsylvania tunnel franchise. W M K Olcott and Robert C. Morris urge action and predict broader rail tunnel expansion. R Fulton Cutting withholds immediate comment but plans to speak before next Tuesday.

Orr Rapid Transit Commission William F. King Merchants’ Association Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall New York Murphy Tammany McDougall Hawkes Dock Department Low Mathews Whittaker Herbert Parsons Macomb’s Dam Abraham Gruber Mathews and Jones F. Norton Goddard Mr. Gruber Captain Goddard Gruber Tribune Citizens Union Rives Mr. Olcott Queens Robert C. Morris Republican County Committee Morris Interborough Railroad Platt Board of Estimate Pennsylvania County Committee R. Fulton Cutting

Dr Abbott Praises Rail Link Refusing Bribes

Dr Lyman Abbott at Columbia University denounces corruption and praises the Pennsylvania Railroad for refusing to influence New York lawmakers over the tunnel issue. He asserts the city can endure without the railroad than tolerate aldermanic corruption.

Lyman Abbott Columbia University Pennsylvania Tunnel New York Pennsylvania Railroad

Landing at La Guayra Opens Anglo German Harbor Clash

In La Guayra on December 10 the combined Anglo German fleet entered the harbor and began landing marines. The Venezuelan fleet was captured yesterday after German and British cutters ordered surrender and seized ships with no shots fired. Several vessels were sunk or spared, a German cruiser stood by, and British sailors were escorted to safety as tensions rise and stores close amid fears of bombardment.

England General Crespo Tutumo Margarita Ossun H. Quievreux Venezuela Caracas la Guayra

Venezuela Defiant as Seizures Prompt Reprisals

Paris reports a Venezuelan government protest to its London and Berlin envoys accusing Great Britain and Germany of seizing Venezuelan vessels at La Guayra. The note says Venezuela will reply with reprisals, arrests hostile nationals, and seize railways. President Castro calls for arms and grants amnesty while orders restitution of confiscated property.

Powers Strike Swutetly In Caribbean Crisis

In Port of Spain the British cruiser Charybdis seized the Venezuelan gun boat Bolivar and landed its officers. The British sloop Alert took the crew to Guiria while Quail sails to seize the Venezuelan war vessel blockading the Orinoco. Venezuela faces coastblockades by British and German forces as combined fleets seize ships at La Guayra.

Quail Panther Alert Venezuela Orinoco River la Guayra

Outbreak in Caracas as mob targets Germans and Brits

A Caracas demonstration erupted after news of the seizure of Venezuelan warships by British and German forces. Police arrested 205 prominent residents, with mobs burning flags and attacking German and British properties. US Minister Bowen secured releases and Venezuelan authorities ordered rail embargoes.

Bowen acts to free British German citizens in Venezuela

Washington reports Minister Bowen in Caracas has secured the release of principal British and German detainees and will press for the release of others. He argued to President Castro that he protects all British and German subjects, a move aligned with prior Anglo German diplomatic talks and Secretary Hay policy.

Washington Bowen Caracas Venezuela Castro State Department Hay United States

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BIG Rockefeller MR. Carnegie Interborough-Manhattan Lease Middle West Connectarrier New-York Central Lines Superior Advt Scitement Murphys Manhattan Island William Dalton A. Gruber Explains DR. Abbott Chicago Cardenal Lentz Vineta R. Schunck Retribution Guayra Messrs Fieldwick Prince Lepage Harbor Corporation Board the Retribution Carupano Falke Puerto Cabello Venezuelan Guanta Barcelona Venez Uelan Restaurador Paris Powers Charybdis Guiria Totumo Ossum France California Overland Limited Chicago and North-Western Union Pacific Southern Pacific Railways Broadway Willemstad Lega Tion Mme. von Pilerim-Baltazzi Albert Cherry Venezuela Central Railway Valentin Herr Simmros Legation Bolivar Square Ter Hotel Klindt W. W. Russell Koehler Mme. von Pilgrim-Battazzi Valentin Blohm Valencia
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