American opinion on Roosevelt as arbiter in Venezuela affair
A prominent Latin American figure says naming the President arbiter would be dangerous and could imply US approval for bayonet-backed debt collection. He cites examples of exorbitant loan terms and misused funds, arguing South American sentiment opposes such arbitration. He warns of harm to US interests and US leadership.
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Roosevelt
Tribune
Venezuela
South America
United States
Honduras
Roosevelt Has Not Accepted Venezuelan Arbitration
Washington December 22 The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt has not accepted nor formally received a request to act as arbitrator in the Venezuelan dispute. European powers seek his arbitration but he favors referring the case to The Hague tribunal. No formal response yet from the powers, though Castro would welcome Roosevelt’s selection and Rome signals support for Germany as originator of the suggestion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Hague
Hay
Virginia
The
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
State Department
Castro
Rome
London
British Empire
United States
Mr. Kipling
England
Lord Lansdowne
Manchester Guardian
America
Mr. Roosevelt
South America
Hague Tribunal
Seligman
Stock Exchange
Italian diplomats reshuffle linked to Venezuela talks
The former Italian Minister at Caracas Mr Riva will return to Italy at once while Baron Allotti formerly attached to the Italian Embassy here stays aboard the Italian warship Giovanni Bausan and may become chargé d affaires if diplomatic negotiations between Italy and Venezuela resume. Secretary Hay was informed today by Signor Mayor des Planches the Italian Ambassador.
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Caracas
Riva
Italy
Baron Allotti
Giovanni Bausan
Venezuela
Hay
Signor Mayor Des Planches
Italian Warship Bars Caracas From Venezuelan Port
The captain of the Italian warship Giovanni Bausan notifies that the American Red Op Line steamer Caracas will not be allowed to enter La Guayra Harbor, where she is due tomorrow. The move contradicts the Tribune’s captain who advised the port's entry and has sparked excitement among foreign importers.
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Caracas
Giovanni Bausan
la Guayra
Tribune
Officials Report Blockade Actions By Britain Germany Italy
Washington dispatch dated yesterday details blockades of La Guayra and Venezuelan ports by Britain Germany and Italy effective December 20. It lists allowed grace periods for different vessel types and notes protective arrivals and postings of U S officers in Caracas amid ongoing anti foreign sentiment.
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la Guayra
Carenoro
Guanta
Cumana
Carupano
Orinoco
United States
West Indies
Blockade on Venezuelan coast to persist for arbitration
Berlin reports the blockade will continue until a definitive arbitration arrangement is reached. Port of Spain announces that Sir Courtenay Knollys will issue a Royal Gazette declaring war against Venezuela to formalize the blockade. The Mirror notes that neutral ships and goods must be spared, with hostilities defined yet neutral rights preserved.
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Berlin
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Courtenay Knollys
Royal
Venezuela
the Mirror
Netherlands Declares Neutral Stance in Venezuelan Trouble
The Hague December 22 The Dutch government will observe strict neutrality in the Venezuelan dispute. Blockading powers ships are barred from coaling at ports in Dutch colonies to maintain neutral posture.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Porto Rico Police Kill American and Port San Juan Scuffle
Passengers aboard the steamer Philadelphia report fatal shooting by insular police in San Juan on December 15 and wounded First Lieutenant Catelino. U S sailors condemn arming locals with exshooters and Winchesters. The Caracas dispatch hints at a Venezuela voyage delay and pending arbitration to settle the dispute.
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Venezuela
Porto Rico
la Guayra
Porto Cabello
Ewart
New York and Bermudez
Castro
Gebhard
Panther
Europe
United States
Wasp
Costello
Ina Ht
San Juan
Catelino
Insular
Winchester
Caracas
Caracao
Dr Adolph Lorenz Opens Clinic at Boston Children’s Hospital
Dr Adolph Lorenz arrived in Boston and held a pediatric clinic at the Children’s Hospital. He was greeted by F H Bradford and the hospital staff, with acknowledgment from Harvard Medical School professors and city hospital surgeons. A second clinic was planned for tomorrow.
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Boston
Adolph Lorenz
Children’s Hospital
Back Bay
F. H. Bradford
Abner Post
City Hospital
J. C. Warren
Harvard Medical School
Arthur Cabot
Harvard University
H. W. Cushing
Lorenz
Sonam of
New England
Dr. Lorenz To Return Wednesday From Boston Visit
Dr Adolf Lorenz and assistant Dr Frederick Miller left New York on the Bay State Limited for Boston at 10 am yesterday. Prominent surgeons gathered at Grand Central to bid him farewell. He will conduct several clinics in Boston then return tomorrow to resume his itinerary and private operations.
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Adolf Lorenz
Frederick Miller
Bay State Limited
Boston
Grand Central Station
Lorenz
Tribune
New York
Venezuela tensions ease slide toward arbitration
London dispatch notes acceptance of arbitration in the Venezuela dispute and a possible waiver of guaranteed payments. Editorials question Britain and Germany's roles while Roosevelt may act as arbiter, with markets reacting to bonds and Marconi progress attracting attention.
Defend Germany's Course in German American View
German Americans in this city condemn newspaper articles aiming to inflame U.S. German relations over Germany's blockade of Venezuelan ports. Ex Mayor Charles A. Schieren says there is no desire for war. Germans in the U S would become Americans in war, while upper class jealousy shows only in commerce. He notes Germany cannot afford conflict with the United States and sees no basis for hostile policy. Gustav H. Schwab, head of North German Lloyd in New York, is also cited as informed on the matter.
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Germany
South America
Europe
Venezuela
Great Britain
United States
Porto Cabello
Herman Ridder
Staats-Zeitung
Hubert Cillis
Germania Life Insurance Company
America
Prince Henry
Mecke & Co
No. 96
Wallst
New-York Central
New-York
the Tribune
Charles A. Schieren
Schieren
Gustav H. Schwab
Smuggling Trial Ensnarls Porto Rico Officials
In San Juan a government road contractor Robert Giles and colleagues face preliminary examinations on smuggling charges. Mentz and others are linked to liquor seizures from the Uncas and Laurel voyage to St Thomas. Seven witnesses testified as case against Mentz opens. further hearings follow with Collector Cruzen unavailable.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Robert Giles
Automobile Transportation Company
United States
Anderson
Benjamin Butler
George W. Mentz
Lighthouse Service
James Brennan
Country Club
St. Thomas
Uncas
Laurel
Mentz
Cruzen
Roosevelt Sends Cuban Reciprocity Treaty to Senate
President Roosevelt announced he consulted House leaders and Cabinet before deciding to send the Cuban reciprocity treaty directly to the Senate for ratification. Precedents from Newfoundland and other treaties show Senate-only consideration was typical, with a message to Congress upon ratification to enable enabling legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Congress
Cuba
Humbert Family Extradition Fervor Grips Paris
Paris awaits the return of the Humbert fugitives from Madrid as extradition formalities accelerate. The case dominates politics and media, echoing Dreyfus era tensions and anti Semitism fears. Plans for a guarded return by top detectives avert escapes or self harm while lawyers prepare a major legal battle. A provisional release request for Mme Humbert’s daughter was denied.
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Paris
Humbert
Madrid
France
Dreyfus
Humberts
Gauthier
Chamber of Deputies
M. Hennion
Mme. Humbert
Earthquake in Russian Turkestan Kills 2500 Near Andijan
A New Marghelan dispatch reports a quake at Andijan and nearby areas killed 2500 people and destroyed 1580 houses. Rumblings continue as authorities struggle with destitution and starvation among the unsheltered population.
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London
New Marghelan
Russian Turkestan
Andijan
Count Folchi Seeks Annulment to Remarry Donna Elvira
Count Filippo Folchi, the artist who eloped with Donna Elvira, daughter of Don Carlos, seeks annulment of his marriage to Countess Folchi to wed Donna Elvira. Folchi’s wife obtained a judicial separation in February 1898 with alimony of a franc per month.
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Don Carlos
Romé
Filippo Folchi
Donna Elvira
Folchi
Count Folchi
Banknote forgers sentenced in London trials
London December 2 five of the remaining prisoners on trial for bank note forgeries were sentenced today to terms of penal servitude from one year to eighteen months. The sixth prisoner received one month imprisonment.
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London
Great storm at Cerro de Pasco reported from Lima
News from Lima Peru dated December 22 details a severe hail and snow storm on December 14 at Cerro de Pasco. Lightning and thunder struck, several killed, extensive damage occurred, and streets saw a foot of snow with temperatures dropping to 3 degrees below zero. Cerro de Pasco, high in Yu min, Peru, sits about 14 200 feet above sea level.
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Lima
Peru
Cerro de Pasco
Department
Yumin
Thousan
The New Haytian Ministry Is Constituted
Port au Prince December 2 The new Haytian Ministry is formed with LEGER CAUVIN as Minister of the Interior CYRIAC as Minister of War JEREMIE as Minister of Foreign Affairs PAULIN as Minister of Public Instruction ST AMAND as Minister of Public Works DONNERY as Minister of Finances.
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Hayti
Haytian
Interior
Leger Cauvin
General Cyriac
M. Jeremie
Publi Instruction
M. Paulin
M. St, Amand
M. Donnery
Merry Christmas Gift From Krementz One Piece Collar Buttons
A Christmas gift suggestion promotes Krementz One Piece Collar Buttons as a festive present from All Jewellers, highlighting a stylish accessory for the season.
Effect of Australian drought on wool trade
Sydney reports the drought is reflected in the wool traffic for the year, noting a drop from 527,000 bales to a lower figure as transportation and market activity slow. The article contrasts current shipments with previous levels and highlights implications for New South Wales and national wool exports.
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Sydney
Sewce Wales
Polish schoolgirl jailed for lese majesty act in Inowiezlau
Berlin report states 14 days imprisonment for Konec a Polish schoolgirl in Inowiezlau Posen for lese majesty by throwing a brooch bearing Emperor William IIs image on the floor and stamping on it the brooches were gifts to pupils during the emperors visit
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Inowiezlau
Posen
Leze
Emperor William
Osen
Dewey's Ships Reach Caribbean Ports for Christmas Eve
Advices to the Navy Department indicate Admiral Dewey's squadron is rapidly executing its Caribbean holiday itinerary. Forty vessels will be in port on Christmas Eve, with the Iowa and Massachusetts at Santa Lucia, Olympia, Nashville and Machias at St. Kitts, Vixen at St. Thomas, Detroit at Antigua, San Francisco and Calgoa at Mayaguez, and Chicago, Prairie, Atlanta, Eagle, Dolphin, Leyden, Fortune and the torpedo flotilla at San Juan.
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Navy Department
Dewey
Caribbean
Iowa
Sumner
Massachusetts
Santa Lucia
Olympia
Nashville
St. Kitts
Vixen
St. Thomas
Detroit
Antigua
San Francisco
Calgoa
Mayaguez
Chicago
Prairie
Atlanta
Eagle
Dolphin
Leyden
Fortune
Torpedo Flotilla
San Juan
Ex rebel chiefs at Colon
General Benjamin Herrera, former commander of Colombia's revolutionary forces, arrived in Colon from Panama to greet General Vargas-Santos, formerly military director of the revolution, who came from San Jose, Costa Rica aboard the Labra dor. Vargas-Santos heads to Savanilla and then to his home in the Department of.
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Benjamin Herrera
Revolutionary Forces
Colombia
Panama
Vargas-Santos
San Jose
Costa Rica
Labrador
Savanilla
Department of
Chinchilla Mufflers Advertised By C. C. Shayne
Manufacturer C. C. Shayne of 424 St near Broadway offers chinchilla mufflers in 36s sizes at 35 to 50 dollars. Samplings note two mufflers and prices from 40 to 50 dollars with claims of victories and total ranges from 150 to 225 dollars. Carriage entrance at 1st Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue listed.
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Bet
B'way
C. C. Shayne
Broadway
1St St
Almanac for Preceding Years Price List
Tribune Publications offers Almanac for preceding years at five cents for 1900 and twenty five cents per copy for other editions.
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Lste
Crowd greets General Jera at road station
A large crowd gathered at the road station to see General Jera, a small stature figure, who received a cordial welcome from Bs Liberals amid a festive scene.
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Sentander
Jera
Bs Liberals
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