Venezuela Seeks Unified Euro Bond Settlement via Secret Delegation
London reports a Venezuelan government secret delegation arrived to negotiate a settlement with foreign powers and bondholders. The plan centers on unifying all outstanding loans secured by strong guarantees, aiming for U S approval and backing from American bankers. Castro's government seeks time to present proposals to Washington.
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Paris View on Venezuela Crisis Easing U.S. Monroe Doctrine
Paris reports the French Foreign Office has not decided on French participation in the British German naval demonstration against Venezuela. Officials see progress toward settlement, favor the plan as advancing powers' interests and clarifying the Monroe Doctrine's meaning.
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Colombian invaders recross frontier after defeats
Caracas reports Colombian forces under Generals Garbiras and Espiritu Morales retreating to the frontier on November 25 after several defeats. They left prisoners with Venezulan troops including their chief of staff Briceno in a wounded condition and ammunition. Revolutionary General Matos remains ill at Willemstad Curacao.
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Editor Accused of Sedition in Havana Strike Dispute
Havana undergoes upheaval as Judge Landa seeks Supreme Court permission to prosecute Congressman Sobrado, editor of Reconcentrado, for sedition. Sobrado admits responsibility for incendiary articles in a letter to Judge Landa. Strikers defer final action until tomorrow evening.
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Vatican Disappointed Over Exposition Negotiations
Rome Nov 28 The Vatican expresses disappointment as Mr Cridler of the St Louis Exposition remains only in trust to negotiate with Italy with no papal envoy sent though Chicago Fair displayed several art works including a mosaic returned broken in a conference between Cardinals Rampolla and Gotti the issue was discussed.
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Vatican urges Sbarretti on school question in Canada
Rome reports the Vatican instructs Monsignor Sbarretti to focus on the school issue in Canada after a September audience with Sir Wilfrid Laurier. The Holy See seeks the matter be his greatest personal concern, following Laurier’s pledge to the Pope.
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Dady Seeks Reappointment as Elections Chief
Michael J. Dady of Brooklyn, Commissioner of Elections, urged Mayor Low to renew his term, but Low says he will appoint someone else. Dady finished duties January 1, and declined to reveal the mayor’s reasons. The dispute signals a potential fight as a secret Kings County Executive Committee meeting is planned for this afternoon.
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Sugar Trust Attack Claims Hidden Profits and Fraud
Robert J. Trimble filed an amended Chancery bill in Trenton seeking to block the American Sugar Refining Company from coffee dealings and from selling sugar below cost. He demands directors distribute undivided profits to stockholders, alleging over 50 million dollars in undisclosed profits and concealment since profits exceeded ten million. The suit targets Arbuckle Brothers and accuses directors of misusing profits to influence the sugar market.
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Conflagration at Rat Portage Destroys Lumber Yard
A spark ignited cedar piles at Rat Portage Lumber Company yards in Norman Ont destroying twenty five million feet of lumber. Lemay's shipyards six steamboats two barges and eleven houses were also burned as officials fight to stop the blaze from reaching homes.
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Senator Frye Sees Trust Legislation but No Tariff Change
Washington reports Senator Frye expects Congress to pass trust legislation aligned with the President's plan, likely an amendatory overhaul of the Anti-Trust law per Knox. He sees no tariff revisions this session, aside from routine measures, and urges quick passage of the Shipping bill to aid American workers and prevent foreign shipyard competition.
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Payne Says No Tariff Revision At Upcoming Session
Washington report notes Chairman Sereno E Payne of the Ways and Means Committee visited the White House and stated there will be no tariff revision in the coming session. He cited insufficient time and lack of unanimous public opinion as reasons for avoiding action. Ad mentions Dr Jaynes Expectorant as a lung and throat remedy.
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Congress Predicts No Extra Session Next Spring
Representative Payne assessed that Cuban reciprocity has changed little since last spring. a president presented treaty on the matter would likely pass. He doubted a special session for major legislation next spring, noting future decisions depend on the President and are speculative.
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Congress to adjourn after Monday convening in Washington
Washington Nov 28 leading Senate and House members expect Congress to adjourn immediately after convening on Monday The Senate program includes Burrows announcing McMillan death Alger to be sworn in and a motion to adjourn in memory of McMillan The House is expected to adopt a similar adjournment in memory of Russell with Brandegee sworn in Also noted are deaths of Representatives De Graffenreid and John Levi Sheppard of Texas.
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Representative Littlefield Meets President Over Antitrust Talk
Washington reports Representative Littlefield of Maine met the President for a few minutes. Littlefield was reticent about the anti trust legislation program and did not confirm any withdrawal from the Speakership race.
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Lincoln Portrait to Join Mississippi Hall of Fame
Jackson Mississippi November 28 a portrait of President Lincoln will be placed in the Mississippi Hall of Fame. The picture was furnished by Robert T Lincoln and will be placed beside that of Robert E. Lee in the hall.
The Latest Stock News on Pennsylvania Special
The latest stock news is placed on the Pennsylvania Special when markets close each day. A stenographer on a train notes brief market updates as the day ends. Only twenty hours to 0 advt.
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Fire Chief Croker Dismissed After Trial Findings
New York City Fire Commissioner Thos Sturgis dismissed Edward F. Croker, chief of department, after a trial finding him guilty on multiple charges including failure to safeguard the Park Avenue Hotel and misconduct. Deputy Purroy to act as chief. Sheffield rumored to replace Sturgis. Order takes effect December 1, 1902, with secretary W. M. Shary recording.
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