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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1902

Page

7

Diplomatic debate over Roosevelt as arbiter in Venezuelan affair

Latin American officials fear the President’s role could provoke a bayonet backed debt-collection precedent. They cite onerous loan terms, hidden profits, and past British loans in Honduras as warnings. The sentiment across Southern republics is strongly against arbitration that could entangle the United States in European finance disputes. TM

Roosevelt Tribune Venezuela South America United States Honduras

No Acceptance Yet as Roosevelt Deliberates Venezuelan Arbitration

The Associated Press reports Washington December 22 that President Roosevelt has not accepted an arbitrator post for the Venezuelan dispute. Europe’s powers have hinted they want him to arbitrate, but he favors The Hague tribunal and has not received a formal request. The President and Hay held talks, reaffirming their view that arbitration should go to The Hague.

Associated Press Washingeton 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 Foreign Office America Washington Mr. Roosevelt South America Hague Tribunal Seligman Stock Exchange

Italian envoy figures in Caracas exit and shipboard role

The former Italian Minister at Caracas, Mr. Riva, will return to Italy at once. Baron Alliotti, formerly attached to the Italian Embassy, will remain aboard the Italian warship Giovanni Bausan and, if diplomatic negotiations with Venezuela resume, will become charg d affaires. Secretary Hay was informed today by Signor Mayor des Planches, the Italian Ambassador.

Caracas Riva Italy Baron Alliotti Giovanni Bausan Venezuela Hay Signor Mayor Des Planches

Italian Captain Blocks Entry Of Caracas At Le Guayra Harbor

Caracas authorities report the Italian warship Giovanni Bausan will not permit the American Red Op Line steamer Caracas to enter Le Guayra Harbor, despite British cruiser Tribune advising allowance. The dispute stirs importers and contrasts Italian and British positions as Caracas awaits tomorrow.

Caracas Giovanni Bausan Red “Op le Guayra Harbor Tribune

Officials Report Blockade Across Venezuelan Ports

Washington dispatch from Commander Diehl at La Guayra details British, German and Italian blockades of Venezuelan ports including La Guayra Carenoro Guania Cumana Carupano and Orinoco mouths. Vessels from the United States West Indies receive grace periods up to forty days depending on port and vessel type. Lieutenant Merbury Johnston arrives to assist at the American Legation Caracas as anti foreign sentiment remains high.

la Guayra Carenoro Guania Cumana Carupano Orinoco United States West Indies Tower State Department Berlin Maracaibo Porto Cabello West Indian Meyer Rome Department Italy Merbury Johnston Dewey Bowen Caracas Navy Department

Blockade of Venezuela to Continue Through Arbitration

Berlin reports the Caribbean coast blockade will persist until a definitive arbitration arrangement is reached. Port of Spain says Sir Courtenay Knollys will issue a Royal Gazette declaring war against Venezuela to formalize the blockade. The Mirror notes the law of naval war and neutral protections while allowing seizure of enemy ships and goods.

Berlin Port-of-Spain Trinidad Courtenay Knollys Royal Venezuela the Mirror

Netherlands Enforces Neutral Stance in Venezuelan Trouble

The Hague December 22 The Dutch government will maintain strict neutrality in the Venezuelan crisis. Blockading powers are barred from coaling at ports of Dutch colonies to prevent entanglement and preserve Dutch neutrality.

the Hague Netherlands

Porto Rico Police Kill American In Caracas Port Dispute

Passengers aboard the steamer Philadelphia report killings and clashes in San Juan. Insular police under First Lieutenant Catelino are said to have wounded a crewman and killed an apprentice named Costello amid tensions after December 15. Sailors accuse authorities of arming locals with 38 caliber and Winchester firearms. The Red Line expects a Caracas dispatch and arbitration may end the dispute.

Philadelphia Venezuela Porto Rico la Guayra Porto Cabello Ewart New York and Bermudez Castro Gebhard Panther Europe United States Wasp Costello San Juan Catelino Insular Winchester Aaeteetay Caracas Caracao

Dr Lorenz Conducts Pediatric Clinic in Boston

Dr Adolph Lorenz arrived in Boston and held a children’s hospital clinic at the Children’s Hospital with attendance by F H Bradford and the medical staff, including Abner Post J C Warren Arthur Cabot and H W Cushing. A second clinic is planned for New England surgeons not in Boston.

Boston Adolph Lorenz Children’s Hospital Back Bay Hospital Eteff F. H. Bradford Abner Post Children's Hospital City Hospital J. C. Warren Harvard Medical School Arthur Cabot Harvard University H. W. Cushing City Lorenz New England

Lorenz to Return Wednesday After Boston Trip

Dr Adolf Lorenz and assistant Dr Frederick Muller left on the Bay State Limited for Boston at 10 o clock yesterday. Prominent surgeons waved goodbye at Grand Central station as Lorenz plans several Boston clinics before returning tomorrow to continue the programme outlined in yesterday's Tribune.

Adolf Lorenz Frederick Muller Bay State Limited Boston Grand Central Station Lorenz Tribune New York

Venezuela dispute and Roosevelt arbi tration debate

London dispatch analyzes Venezuela crisis with Roosevelt as arbitrator prospect and possible U S supervision of customs revenue. Press doubts Britain and Germany cooperation, Marconi wireless progress, and mixed views from German American observers on Monroe Doctrine implications.

Defend Germany's Course In American Public View

German-Americans in New York deplore articles stirring anti German sentiment over Germany's action in Venezuela. Ex mayor Charles A. Schieren says there is no wish for war and that Germans in the US would become Americans in event of conflict. He cites economic strain in Germany and asserts commercial rivalry fuels tension, not desire for hostilities. Gustav H. Schwab, agent for North German Lloyd, is also noted as informed on the matter.

Germany South America Europe Venezuela Great Britain United States Porto Cabello Lee Ridder Staats-Zeitung Hubert Cillis Germania Life Insurance Company America Prince Henry Mecke & Co Wallst New-York Central New-York the Tribune Charles A. Schieren Schieren Gustav H. Schwab North German Lloyd Company

On Trial for Smuggling in San Juan Porto Rico

Robert Giles, a government road contractor and Automobile Transportation Company manager, is arrested and arraigned in San Juan on smuggling charges. Preliminary hearings before United States Commissioner Anderson begin with Commander George W. Mentz testified, several witnesses recount liquor seizures tied to the Uncas and Laurel, and the case against Mentz is postponed to allow further testimony. The trial continues with the other defendants and witnesses tomorrow.

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 Direct to Senate

President Roosevelt, after consulting House leaders and Cabinet members, decided not to send the Cuban reciprocity treaty to the House. Precedents show earlier reciprocity pacts went to the Senate for ratification, notably the Newfoundland treaty. Once the Senate ratifies, a message with enabling legislation will be sent to both chambers for House approval and to stamp its support on the Cuba negotiations.

Washington Roosevelt Senate House Congress Cuba

The New Haytian MinistryEstablished in Port-au-Prince

Port au Prince Hayti December 22 The new Haytian Ministry is constituted with Senator Leger Cauv in as Minister of the Interior General Cyria c as Minister of War M Jeremie as Minister of Foreign Affairs M Paulin as Minister of Public Instruction M Saint Amand as Minister of Public Works M Donnery as Minister of Finances

Port-au-Prince Hayti Haytian Interior Leger Cauvin General Cyriac M. Jeremie M. Paulin M. St, Amand M. Donnery

Merry Christmas Gift Krementz Collar Buttons at All Jewellers

A Christmas gift idea highlights Krementz One Piece Collar Buttons available at All Jewellers. The advertisement promotes a timeless accessory suitable for holiday gifting and formal attire.

Paris Excited Over Humberts Extradition Return

Paris reports rapid extradition formalities for the Humbert family arrested in Madrid. The case stirs France like the Dreyfus affair, with press forecasts of political, judicial, and social fallout and possible renewed anti Semitic tensions as the Humberts head home under tight guard and high profile advocacy.

Paris Humbert Madrid France Dreyfus Humberts Gauthier Chamber of Deputies M. Hennion

Earthquake in Andijan Kills 2500. Homes Destroyed

A New Marghelan dispatch reports in Russian Turkestan that the Andijan earthquake killed 2500 people in and around the city and destroyed 15000 houses. Authorities struggle to aid the destitute and homeless as aftershocks continue.

London New Marghelan Russian Turkestan Andijan

Count Folchi seeks annulment to wed Donna Elvira

Romé December reports Count Filippo Folchi the artist and former husband of Countess Folchi is pursuing annulment of their marriage so he may marry Donna Elvira the second daughter of Don Carlos. The countess secured a judicial separation in February with one month alimony.

Romé Filippo Folchi Donna Elvira Don Carlos Folchi County Ie Ne

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 ranging from a year to sixteen months. The sixth prisoner received one month.

London

Great Storm at Cerro de Pasco

Lima Peru December 22 News arrives of a severe hail and snow storm on December 14 at Cerro de Pasco 107 miles from Lima. Several killed and extensive damage reported with a foot of snow on the streets and temperatures down to 3 degrees below zero. Cerro de Pasco high altitude mining town with about fourteen thousand residents located around 11 south latitude.

Lima Péru Cerro de Pasco Department Yumin Peru

Effect of Australian drought on wool traffic

Sydney reports drought impact on wool transport during the year. The current page notes bales moved along the road system in Wales, with figures showing a decline from 527,000 bales previously. The data reflect drought effects on wool trade and shipping volumes.

Sydney Ila Wales

Polish schoolgirl sentenced for lese majesty in Poland

Berlin dispatch reports Polish pupil Kopec to fourteen days in prison at Inowiezlau, Posen, for lese majesty by throwing a brooch bearing Emperor William's likeness to the floor and stamping on it. The brooches were gifts to students during the king's visit to Posen.

Berlin Kopec Inowiezlau Posen Leze Emperor William

Dewey Ships Reach Caribbean Ports on Christmas Eve

Advices to the Navy Department indicate Admiral Dewey's squadron is rapidly completing its Caribbean tour. Forty vessels are due in port by Christmas Eve, with major ships at Santa Lucia St. Kitts St. Thomas Antigua Mayaguez San Juan among others as the holiday schedule proceeds.

Washington 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 Engage in Welcome

General Benjamin Herrera, former commander of Colombia's revolutionary forces, arrived from Panama to greet General Vargas-Santos, once military director of the revolution, who came from San Jose Costa Rica aboard the Labrador. Vargas-Santos heads to Savanilla and then home in the department.

Colon Benjamin Herrera Revolutionary Forces Colombia Panama Vargas-Santos San Jose Costa Rica Labrador Savanilla Department of

Chinchilla Muffs and Accessories Sold by Manufacturer

C SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 42d St near Broadway, lists chinchilla muffs and related items with prices noted as 35, 30, 65, 40 and 50 dollars. Entries include florentines and shufflers with prices up to 150 dollars. Carriage entrance on 1st Street between Broadway and Eth Ay.

C. C. “Shayne Herriage Bet Shayne C. C Shayne Bet.hway

Almanac for Preceding Years Ad Offered

Tribune Publications offers Almanac for preceding years at 25 cents per copy for 8 percent 1900.

Tribune Almanac The Tribune

General Herrera greeted by large Liberal crowd at canal road station

A large crowd gathered at the road station to glimpse General Herrera. He, of small stature, received a cordial welcome from prominent Liberals amid a celebratory mood and broad public interest.

Sentander Canals General Herrera

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