Venezuela question tests Monroe Doctrine and coercive policing
London notes that England and Germany have invested heavily in Spanish American states and that a Venezuela dispute could test non intervention and the use of naval demonstrations and port blockades to collect debts. The piece argues the United States must police just debts and maintain order while avoiding imperial overreach, warning European creditors and Spanish America alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Venezuela
State Department
Caracas
Spanish America
Tribune
Central
South America
Thirteen Colonies
Bolivar
San Martin
Hidalgo
Morelos
Central America
Brazil
South American
Maritime Europe
Europe
Mexico
Guatemala
Patagonia
Orinoco
The
Plate
Germany
la Guayra
Cleveland
Venezuela-Guiana
United States
Olney
Roosevelt
Washington
Eace
Asia
Africa
South Seas
France
America
Union Club Auction Draws Sad Members and Bidders
The Union Club house at Twenty first Street and Fifth Avenue held an auction of furniture and fittings beginning at 11 yesterday and continuing today. Members and their wives filled the sale with many items bid up by agents and club employer for absent members. Notable bids included Edward Cooper purchasing small tables and other items, Frederick N. Lawrence paying nearly double for a carved mahogany chair, and August Belmont, Lispenard Stewart among others bidding. Billiard tables sold privately to members including A Van Horne Stuyvesant and Wm. Detmold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Twenty-first-st
Fifth-ave
Richard Church
Jove
Jocose
Edward Cooper
Frederick N. Lawrence
Sidney Smith
August Belmont
Lispenard Stewart
Club
A. van Horne Stuyvesant
Ww. Detmold
The Washington Evening Star Fifty Years Of Public Trust
The Washington Evening Star marks its fiftieth anniversary, praised for stable leadership under C S Noyes and S H Kauffmann. The piece defends traditional journalism against yellow trends, praising orderly newsrooms, editorial balance, and family newspaper values that serve a broad, practical readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Star
Star
C. S. Noyes
Maine
I Ric
Sant
the Star
The Toreador and The Old Homestead At Local Theatres
Francis Wilson starred in The Toreador at the Harlem Opera House while Denman Thompson performed The Old Homestead at the West End Theatre last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Harlem Opera House
Denman Thompson
West End
Willard Stages Masterful Blenkarn In The Middleman
The Garden Theatre revival features Mr. Willard in Cyrus Blenkarn, a role he first played in America in 1887 at Palmer's Theatre. His portrayal blends dignity, pathos, and moral fervor, elevating character over spectacle as the ensemble, including Bassett Roe and Harry Cane, supports the drama's theme of genius, money, and personal ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Willard
Cyrus Blenkarn
Henry Arthur Jones
Blenkarn
America
Palmer's Theatre
Garden Theatre
Mr. Jones
Willard
Joseph Chandler
Royce Carleton
Bassett Roe
Harry Cane
Batty Todd
Paul Pry
Mark Meddle
J. S. Taylor
Ernest Tallard
Jesse Pegg
Notes of the Stage Show Struggles With Illness And Hoop Skirts
Miss Blanche Ring battles tonsillitis delaying a performance as Mrs Osborn refuses her stage return. Hoopskirts collapse the New York show with chorus improvising costumes. A busy slate of Theatre openings, benefits, and Christmas events follows at various venues including Circle Theatre Murray Hill and Tony Pastor's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ring
Mrs. Osborn
Johnny
New York
Heidelberg
Fourteenth-st
Tony Pastor
Tammany Hall
Antonio Pastor
Fernandez
Kenyon
Adele Ritchie
Jeannette Werle
Death of Very Rev William R W Stephens Dean of Winchester
London obituary reports the death of the Very Rev William Richard Wood Stephens aged 83, born October 5 1839 in Gloucestershire. Educated at Balliol College Oxford, he served as assistant curate at Staines, lecturer at Chichester Theological College, and since 1894 as Dean of Winchester. He authored several works on church history and theology and co edited a seven volume History of the Church of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richard Wood Stephens
Gloucestershire
Charles Stephens
Balliol College
Oxford
Staines
Chichester Theological College
Winchester
St. John Chrysostom
Death of Charles H. Medicus Furniture Firm Partner
Charles H. Medicus of C. H. Medicus & Son furniture manufacturers died at his Brooklyn home No 70 Hancock Street. Born in Germany in 1539 he lived in Brooklyn since age seven. He belonged to Hanover and Bushwick clubs Clinton Lodge F and A M. He leaves a son and daughter with funeral at 8 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Medicus
C. H
Ex Governor James S Boynton Dies in Griffin Ga at 69
Griffin Georgia December 22 ex Governor James S Boynton died at his home aged sixty nine. He was president of the State Senate when Governor Alexander H Stephens died in 1883 and succeeded to the governorship serving until Governor McDaniel was elected. He later served on the State bench and in recent years practiced law locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
James
Boynton
State Senate
Alexander H. Stephens
Stephens
McDaniel
Joseph P Helmle Dies In Nyack At 37
Joseph P Helmle junior member of Helmle Bros owners of The Nyack Journal died at his Nyack home from consumption. Nephew of the late Bernard Peters former owner of The Brooklyn Times. He worked for The Times before moving to Nyack. Ill eight years he sought health in Adirondacks Liberty North Carolina Arizona Southern California and Texas. He was in his thirty eighth year and leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N. Y
Joseph P. Helmle
Helmle Bros
Nyack Journal
Bernard Peters
Brooklyn Times
The
Times
N. C
Arizona
California
Texas
Death of J M Deutsch in St Paul at Windsor Hotel
J M Deutsch a wealthy furniture maker from Hornellsville New York was found dead in his bed at the Windsor Hotel in St Paul. Death attributed to apoplexy. He was senior partner of J M Deutsch & Co. desk and furniture manufacturers and had come to St Paul for his health. Coroner notified his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
J. M. Deutsch
Hornellsville
N. Y
Windsor Hotel
Deutsch
J. M. Deutsch & Co
Captain Frank H. Peck Dies at Watertown N Y
Captain Frank H. Peck a leading criminal lawyer of Northern New York and captain of Company B 26th Infantry United States Volunteers serving in the Philippines died suddenly from heart disease last evening in Watertown. He was forty six and a West Point graduate class of 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Frank H. Peck
New York
United States Volunteers
Philippines
Peck
West Point
General Wager Swayne Buried With Honors
The body of General Wager Swayne was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors after arriving from New York. A procession from St. John's Episcopal Church included troops from Fort Myer and Washington Barracks under Captain E. L. Huggins. The Episcopal service was brief, with hymns by a male quartet and a coffin draped in the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wager Swayne
National Cemetery
Arlington
New York
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Fort Myer
Washington Barracks
E. L. Huggins
Funeral for Aaron Burton Mosby’s trusted bodyguard in Brooklyn
Aaron Burton, a nonagenarian colored bodyguard to Colonel John F Mosby, was buried yesterday at his daughter's Brooklyn home. Born in Charlottesville, he served Mosby during the Civil War and remained valued in later life, receiving checks from his old master. He leaves four daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Burton
John F. Mosby
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Burton
Charlottesville
Jennie McCaren
Mosby
Weather Forecast for Today and Wednesday Passages
The Northeast storm has moved to the Atlantic, with new disturbance noted off the South Atlantic Coast. Widespread rain and snow across the Midwest and Northeast, warmer in the West except along the California coast, with mixed precipitation expected across regions Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds shift from northwest to north across coasts and inland areas, advisories issued for a disturbance off the South Atlantic.
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Washington
Atlantic
British Columbia
South Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
New England
Rocky Mountains
Middle California
Montana
Atlantic Coast
Middle Plateau
Northwest
Middle Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Middle Slope
Mississippi
Missouri
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Pacific
Point Reyes Light
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
New-York
Passing Throng Highlights Newsroom Chatter and Toy Trails
A Chicago sheet reports on American journalists tracking movements with praise for the press patrol system. It notes toy production hubs in Nurnberg and Thuringia, with Paris wax dolls, frames German toy dominance, and mentions a new Santa Fe route shortening Chicago to Los Angeles travel by twelve hours aided by an Eastern Railway of New Mexico charter.
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Germany
Frank Barbour
Cleveland
Imperial Hotel
Nurnberg
Thuringia
Paris
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Los Angeles
H. T. Spires
Santa Fé
Imperial
Eastern Railway of
New Mexco
Rio Puerto
N. M
Pecos
Texico
Enterprise
San Francisco
Windy City
Golden Gate
Death recalls romance of Edith Wyman Rodman wife of Dr Rodman
Mrs Edith Wyman Rodman died at Presbyterian Hospital from liver cancer. A former Augusta Maine nurse and 1888 graduate, she married Dr Henry Heth Rodman in Richmond last July as he battled illness after nursing him back to health before the South African War. The couple later lived in Clifton Springs and then in this city. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 1045 a.m. at the hospital chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wyman Rodman
Henry Heth Rodman
Rodman
Presbyterian Hospital
Edith Wyman
Augusta
Miss Wyman
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond
Va. Last July, When the Doctor Was Supposed To Be Dying. Mrs. Rodman
Dr. Rodman
Maine
Eleanor Warrender
Randolph Churchill
Baron George Warrender
England
Wyman
Bellevue Hospital
Wurts Benedict announces engagement in Grace Church chantry
Notices list marriages and deaths with full names and addresses. Catherine Ayres, Mary Bathgate, Helen Burns, Henry Cochran, Charlotte Gregory, Nancy Means, Edith Rodman, Marr Screven, Samuel Taylor Jr., Fannie Williams noted. Details include birth, death dates, residences, funeral arrangements, and interment locations for New York and New Jersey figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurts
Benedict
Grace Church
William S. Rainsford
Pierre Fay Wurts
Edith Maud Benedict
James Benedict
City of
New York
James E
Esther M. Bathgate
Hackettstown
Broad—et
Newark
Roseville Ave
Mendham
N. J
Epilepsy cures and free pamphlet offer
An item notes epilepsy may have curable cases and promotes a free Dr ee pamphlet, with mail reply to Box 247 Dobbs Ferry N Y. It includes Tribune subscription rates and options to receive by mail or via a dealer, with address changes available and Tribune offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ee
Dobbs Ferry
Tribune
Transatlantic and Pacific Mails Schedule bulletin
Foreign mails close times for the week ending December 27 include Transatlantic routes to Europe and the Caribbean with specific cutoffs for Italy Britain France and Holland. Pacific routes to China Japan the Philippines Hawaii Australia and New Zealand list daily closings from 6:20 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with connections via Vancouver Seattle and San Francisco and special directions for multiple steamer sailings.
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Parcell Post
Europe
Colon
Ital Direct
Per & Ae Lombardia
St. Louis
Great Britain and Ireland
S Cymric
Ss. Cymric
France
Switzerland
Ttalry
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
British India
Lorenzo Marquez
la Savoie
Havre Onal
Netherlands
Amsterdam
S. S. Etruria
Queenstown
Il A. m
S. Island
Rs. S. Island
Germany
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Miquelon
Cuba
Port Aamne
Mexico City
Overland
Costa Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Metter
Guatemala
New Orleans
Puerto Cortes
China
Japan
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Decem
Dia
Shanes
Hai
Canada
Seattle
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Cios
U. S
Hawaii
Phile Islands
Australia
West Australia
Eurone
New-Zealand
S. Sonoma
Cunard
Francisco
Fifi Islands
B.C
Taniti
Marquesas Islands
San Franccisco
S. S. Mariposa
van Post Ofice
New York
N. Y
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the Middleman
Miss Blanche Ring
Mies Ring
Circle Theatre
David Higgins
Georgia Waldron
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Up York State
Murray Hill
Irving Place
Sam” Bernard
Clinton Prison
Nat Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Beth Israel Hospital
Odell
Madison Square Garden
Lillian Russell
Kate Barry
Edna Wallace Hopper
Blanch Bates
Eleanor Robson
Dean OF
James S. Boynton
General Wager Swayne
Arlington Cemetery
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Fred
Erick Miller
Adolf Lorenz
Ardsley
H. H. Rodman
Burnett
Burns
West
7Th St
Helen M. R
Wiliam K. Burns
Josiah G. Rouse
Philadelphia
Spring Garden— St
Cochran
Tsing Hiang Pu
Henry Carter
James B
Margaret Jenkins Cochran
Gregory
Ridge Place
Charlotte L
Harvey H. Gregory
St. James Methodst Episcopal Church
Madison-ave
126Th St
White Plains
Means
Frederic Adams
Washington St
East Orange
Nancy Ellis Means
Harry Heth Rodman
Screven
West 88Th St
Mary
John Henry Screven
Henry van Rensselaer
Church of the Holy Communion
Terment
West Chester
Charleston
S. C
Taylor
Washington, D.C
Samuel Millard Taylor, Jr
Samuel M
Anna M. Taylor
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Brick Church Station
Williams
Fannie Barratt
O. B. Williams
Oliver and
Fannie Barrett
Winthrop
7Th-Ave
125Th-St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bronx
New York City
East 22d Street
Madison Square South
Stephen Merritt
Sthave
18Th-St
Tel 14
Spenal Notices
New York Institution For the Blind
34Th Street
9Th Avenue
Charles H. Marshall, II
Ted States
Mant
Watson
Tribune Tdex
the Tribune
Porto Rien
Phiippines
Tlt
Universal
Folra
Postoffice
Sau-St
Broadway
F-st
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad-st
Fleet
Et. Brown, Gould , Co
New ‘Ord-St
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Geusa Eeeet Sena
Avenue de R
Trbune
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
Helcew
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hertel
the Langham Hotel
Carlton Hotel
Claridge’s Hotel
Paris Exchange
Basildon House
Moorgate- Hina
Otemanaege
Acea Otal
Norfolk-st. Embankment
Adelphi Hotel
Liverpool
Queen's Fotel
Leeds
Midland Hotel
Fradford
Midland
Morecambe
Florence
Hotel Gallia
Cannes
Bean Site
Savoy Hotel
Genoa
Eden Palace
Geno
Grand Hotel
Hotel Royal Daniels
Venice
Hotel de la Ville
San Remo
Italy
Hotel Royal
Naples
Gheatreh Palace
Cairo
Shepheard’s
South and Central America
Indies
South Puers
Pernambuco
Santos
Paulo
S. S
St. Tho St. Croix
le Wara
Windward Islands
Brit Detch
Guiana
Caribbee
Jamaica
Admiral Farragut
Boston
Bahamas
Miami
Flo
Yucatan
Tabasco
Chiapas
S. A. Esperanza
Argentine
Uruguay
Paraguay
S. Norge
Guantanamo
San
S . Santiago de Cuba
S. S. Santiago
Tampico
Sicil
Bermuda
Porto Curacao
S. S. Philadelphia
Savanilla
Cartagena
S. Ge
Fortune Island
Carter
Rs S. Alene
Alene
Haiti
Santa Marta
Adirondack
Morro Casting
Havana
Progreso
S. S. Curttyba
Matanzas
Transpacific
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