Venezuelan crisis looms as Germany and Britain plan action
London and Washington report imminent measures by Germany and England against Venezuela. German warships to enter Venezuelan waters within days, with a landing force of about two thousand men possible. Britain reportedly to dispatch cruisers as tensions rise over Caracas and declared neo‑colonial aims.
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Germany
Great Britain
United States
London
Washington
England
Venezuela
Germay
Venezuelan
valrea ay thera
jie
Phaeto
Venezo States
Colombia
Venezuela Seeks European Help For Financial Settlement
A Venezuelan delegation, hidden from Caracas, informs Europe of a financial settlement plan. President Castro fears public demand from bondholders if the United States shows support. The aim is to secure European facilities to complete a settlement satisfactory to all parties.
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Europe
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Sugar Trust Enjoined Over Coffee and Sugar Prices
American Sugar Refining Company faces a court injunction to stop dealing in coffee and to restrain sugar sales below cost. The bill seeks distribution of a portion of undivided profits to stockholders, alleging about 50 million dollars already spent and a potential further loss of profits if the dispute with Arbuckles continues.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Trimble
Florence Burns Weds Charles W Wildrick in Secrecy
Florence Burns, a Brooklyn woman once accused and cleared in the Walter Brooks hotel murder, secretly married Charles W. Wildrick in New York. Wildrick, a son of late Lt Col Abram C. Wildrick, had recent legal trouble involving a bad check at the Hotel Gerard linked to Mabel Strang of Cleveland, who later died in St Luke's Hospital.
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Charles W. Wildrick
New York
Florence Burns
Brooklyn
Walter Brooks
Wildrick
Abram C. Wildrick
U.S. A
Gerard
Mabel Strang
Cleveland
Miss Strong
St Luke's Hospital
Welsh coal of poor quality reaching western points
Ogdensburg dispatch reports Welsh coal ordered during the Montreal coal strike is being ferried up the St Lawrence river in large quantities. Dealers rush to unload as the fuel contains about 20 percent dust and is deemed of poor quality for distribution to western points.
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Ogdensburg
Montreal
St Lawrence river
Auley caught at Cast Dodged New York leuths
In Philadelphia on November 29, a flurry of arrests tied to a bribery case unmasked a corrupt network in St Louis and Philadelphia. Edward Butler’s conviction and sentencing were reported, with Joseph W. Folk praised for breaking the poacher gang. Charles F. Kelly, former speaker, was indicted over bribe money tied to a municipal lighting bill. Union Pacific announces a pension system for employees effective January 1, 1902, with details forthcoming.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ye Riely
Jocal
Edward Butler
mault
aes
boochers
council
Butler
Joseph W. Folk
St Louis
Charles F. Kelly
house of delegates
combine
Kelly
law
Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railway Company
ite ola
Death notices and obituaries from Brunswick region
Obituary notices from Brunswick area papers detail the death of Mrs Emily Beatty and others, with funeral arrangements and survivors. Also reported are deaths of Mrs Malinda Routzaha, John W Dawson, Lloyd Dorsey, and Harriet Wallace, with locations in Brunswick Martinsburg and surrounding counties, and details on services and interments.
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MALINDA C. BOUITZAHE
Malinda O. Routzahu
Bilas Boutzaha
Elerton
Bilas S. Routzaha
Lizzie
Minnis
Bir
Frank M. Boutraba
St. John’s Church Hill
Rov
W. iL
Renneburg
LLOLD DORSEY
Lloyd Dorsey
Germantown
Montgomery county
Nanzie Browne
Baltimore
Horace Browns
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Horace Waters
HARRIET WALLACE
Inkemis
Ber fanere
Ellen Mattea Performs In Middletown Months Away
A fragmentary clipping notes Ellen Mattea set to perform in Middletown with dates unclear. The readable bits reference a 60 James Matthews and a month window, but specifics remain uncertain.
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Tntermedra
Ellen Mattea
James’ Matths
letown
Land Sale Near Oakland Shapes State News
The Times records a land purchase by Offatt & Sons of Oakland totaling 61 600 acres near Oakland. Georgia Montahon receives a court verdict against Northern Central Railway for 7000 in damages. Miss Agnes Holiene Hefner, 18, dies in Providence Hospital Washington. Master Willie Scarborough reports a hawk captured after his rabbit trap caught prey.
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Zeaterda
EL Offatt & Sons
Oakland
Howard
Camabridge
George Montahon
Northern “Central Railway Company
Agnes Holiene Hefner
ott Christian anne
Montgomery county
Providencs’ Hospital
Washington
Imei
Willie Scarborough
Scarboro
Harford county
Funeral services for Thomas J. Orouss held yesterday
Funeral services for Thomas J. Orouss were conducted yesterday afternoon at the residence of his brother in law Mr Pink lety Eckstein by Rev Dr Osborne Ingle. Pallbearers included Meare James Pool Thomas Geisinger Danton Jacobs Jacob Bake and George W Salter. Interment was at Momums Olivet cemetery. O C Carty served as general director.
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EMILY
BEATTY
Baltimore
Edward Ingle
Bartholoméw’s Episcopal church
Beaty
Maryland
Richard
Rooks
Hedges
Miss. Roberts
Martins burg
Brunswick
Mra. Lemen
Martinsburg
W.Va
Lemen
Shepherdstown
W. Vi
John Miller
Halsimore
A.M. Miller
Mises Bessie
Lillis
Robert
Presbyterian church
RE. J. Higdon
Martinaburg
W. Va
Green Hill cemetery
THOMAS H. B. FERTE
Thomas Hart ‘Benton ‘Feats
Middletown
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
TOE W. DAWSON
John W. Dawson
Catoctin
onhursday
Petsiavilis
Father O'Connell
Olphas Lakin
David Fr
Georges Fowley
Thomas Johnson
Thomas J. Orouss
Pinklety Eckstein
Osborne Ingle
Meare
James Pool
Thomas Geisinger
Danton Jacobs
Jacob Bake
George W. Salter
Momums Olivet cemetery
O. C.Carty
feneral
Coal Roads Wage Statistics Promised For Probe
Scranton Pa November 29 Attorney Darrow for United Mine Workers said coal road presidents would provide tabulated wage statistics to miners counsel yesterday or last night. Experts have worked weeks on figures delaying strike commission adjournment. Miners’ counsel gains until next Wednesday to inspect evidence. District President Nichols to testify. President Mitchell met Nichols amid yesterday’s talks.
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Scranton
Atttorney Darrow
United Mine Workers
coal road
coal strike commission
T. D. Nichols
Mitchell
Nichols
Wreck on Big Four Injures Twenty In Collision
Indianapolis dispatch reports a high speed Big Four train wreck yesterday morning near Danvitte county injuring twenty with nine seriously hurt. The New York sleeper car rolled over an embankment. several cars left the track. Damage and casualties listed, conductor and surgeon details noted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louis flyer
Dankmerst
Avorn
Wendriths
trom
travik
New York
Ford
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MRS. .SETH. BARTON FRENCH
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Ernest Damns
Charles W. Tucker
Mabel Randall
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Tucker
Tecker
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Wm. Landau
Novi
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Thatman
Thak Maan, & Co
Sea Insurante Company
Thalman
Trinidad
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Isaac Var Brimér
Gray Creek
Kit Carsos
New York city
George Van Brimer
Colorado Fuel and Iron Works
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Barcelona
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Archbishop Guidi
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