Crisis in Venezuela Over Guaranteed Loan Interest
The article describes a plan where fiscal agents in all customs houses would collect loan interest guaranteed by the customs receipts. If receipts fell short, the government would cover the deficit from other revenues. Efforts to gain U S support and seek a brief extension from London were ongoing as negotiations stalled.
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United States
Venezuela
London
Castro
Foreign Office
Foreign residents seek refuge as warships threaten bombardment
A Daily Mail dispatch from Willemstad dated December 11 reports Porto Cabello foreign residents taking shelter aboard the German cruiser Vineta and the British cruiser Ariadne. The two ships threaten to bombard the port.
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Curacoa
Porto Cabello
Vineta
Venezuela braces for war amid militia drive and prison releases
Caracas reports government measures at La Guayra to block rail transport for allied troops as General Ferrer arranges mountain trenches. Caracas decrees militia enrollment for 18 to 50 year olds. Bowen secures release of British and German prisoners, seen as a political move as war looms and arbitration is sought.
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la Guayra
Navy Yard
General Ferrer
Rushing La Guayra Defences Bolstered
Defences at strategic heights behind La Guayra are being vigorously pushed forward. Powder in Lavigia and San Carlos fortresses has been removed. Patriotic demonstrations are underway and every capable man offers service. Harbor embargo on the corporation has been lifted.
No Orders to Sink Venezuelan Vessels Reported
Berlin reports fresh inquiries into the La Guayra incident say orders to German and British commanders were to capture vessels before running the blockade. If any ships were sunk it was a military necessity to carry out those orders, not deliberate sinking.
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la Guayra
Scheder
Herr von Pilgrim
British Government Disclaims Sinking of Venezuelan Vessels
London reports the British Government disclaims responsibility for the sinking of Venezuelan ships off La Guayra. It attributes the loss entirely to German forces.
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la Guayra
Europe Won’t Intervene In Venezuelan Mediation
Paris reports that European powers will not discuss or mediate in the Venezuelan dispute and U S initiative remains sole. A French steamer Ossun case is easing as unofficial release reports circulate and a Spanish jurist will act as referee at Caracas arbitration.
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Foreign Office
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Bowen Dispatches On Prisoner Work Published
The Foreign Office in London has published two of Minister Bowen's dispatches. They were communicated by the State Department in Washington to Ambassador Her.
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Foreign Office
Bowen
State Department
Washington
Telegraphic dispatches on Caracas legation attack and releases
The German legation in Caracas was attacked by a mob. Bow en secured police protection for the legations and prisoners, visited 54 detainees, and expected their release within an hour. He planned to urge President to release all German and British subjects, and the President later informed that all were released.
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Venezuela
German empire unity and Venezuela clash loom in Berlin dispatch
Berlin reports public opinion centers on Germany asserting its rights amid Castro's defiance in Venezuela. England vows joint action with Germany, while Washington faces pressure from jingoes. Kiel prepares three cruisers Ariadne Amazone Niobe for potential Venezuela deployment.
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Kiel
Venezuela and Britain Germany consider arbitration over damage claims
Washington reports that Venezuela asked for arbitration via Minister Bowen in Caracas after British and German subjects faced damages and naval seizures. Secretary Hay authorized Bowen to seek arbitration but cautious over likelihood of acceptance as tensions edge toward real war. The cabinet discussed the Venezuela situation and notified Berlin and London of the move.
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Germany
Castro
Hay
Venezuela
Berlin
London
Lawyer to represent Venezuela against foreign claims
The speaker notes a lawyer would represent Venezuela at its request rather than the U S government. Outcome is doubtful and difficulties lie ahead as claims from Great Britain Germany France Italy and possibly others complicate any settlement.
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Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Venezuelan Crisis Dims as Arbitration Talk Persists
London reports that Lord Lansdowne downplays the crisis while noting President Castro’s late move toward arbitration. Newspapers show mixed views on arbitration but agree a U S guarantee could compel Venezuela to honor an award, though Britain and Germany may reject the proposal.
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Castro
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Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Lansdowne At United Club Dinner Calls For Venezuelan Moderation
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne told the United Club that Britain bears no ill will toward Venezuela if that republic ends outrages on British subjects and settles its debts. He noted Venezuela’s rapid revolutions and urged moderate reform while praising joint British German naval actions in Venezuelan waters. He also praised Italian support in Somaliland and expressed optimism over Ireland’s improved situation with Home Rule receding from the foreground.
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Lee Scents War and Cuba Talk at Patria Club
General Fitzhugh Lee told hundreds at the Patria Club in the Hotel Savoy that the U S sacrificed wisdom for sentiment over Cuba and urged a larger navy to guard commerce abroad. He recounted Cuba service, saving Funston, escaping assassinations, and blamed young Cuban-arms officers for the Maine explosion rather than Blanco.
Castro May Stagger Humanity Says Cornell Leader
Major General Adna R. Chaffee spoke at a Union League Club dinner in Brooklyn about his march to Peking and the Philippines, while President Schurman warned that small nations must govern themselves or be admitted as partners with the United States. He added Castro may wage a war that staggers humanity, noting the importance of giving civil and religious governance to newly pacified regions.
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Nassau County Tax Property Sale Set for January 15
Mineola Long Island December 12 Nassau County advertises about 100000 dollars of property for unpaid taxes to be sold January 15 much of it waterfront at Far Rockaway. After 12 months purchaser gains absolute title unless redeemed by 10 percent interest. Delinquents rush to pay taxes at the county treasurer’s office as Manhattan speculators inquire about the sale.
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Far Rockaway
Charles F. Lewis
Manhattan
Partridge Resigns Amid Department Turmoil In New York
Commissioner Partridge resigns after a briefing with City Club figures and Mayor Low. Captain Norton Goddard notes no intimation of succession while City Club members push for energetic leadership. Rumors link Woodbury to the post as cabinet turnover continues under Mayor Low.
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Four Corners Club
Citizens Union critique of police and civil service in city
The Citizens Union led by C. U. Fulton Cutting issues an open letter criticizing the Police Department under Colonel Partridge for corruption and inefficiency. It calls for a heroic overhaul and new methods at the Civil Service Commission to ensure honest examinations and a capable, cooperative department.
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May Absorb Yonkers Branch In Suburban Rail Plan
Rumor says Interborough Rapid Transit is negotiating with New York Central for a lease of the Yonkers branch of the Putnam division to serve Yonkers as a suburban line. Officials declined to confirm any talks, and Yonkers connection implications are under consideration.
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Market closes strong after midday rally
After a slump earlier in the day the market recovered with prices rising toward the day’s highs. Gains of three to four points followed a Park Bank move that released $3 million at 6 percent, signaling revived confidence as interior funds returned.
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Treasury Won’t Promise Relief as New York Struggles
Secretary Shaw declines to discuss New York finances or Treasury action. Officials prefer to stay hands off, noting limited power to help and that large year‑end cash needs are on financiers. Any relief would be small, likely only modestly raising government deposits while protecting a $50 million working balance.
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Three prizes for children to be awarded
Children will have a chance at three prizes announced in the upcoming Children’s Page. The Tribune promises stories puzzles and comic pictures in tomorrow’s edition.
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