Venezuela Finance Shows Surprising Stability Under New Regime
President Gomes reports a marked improvement in Venezuela’s finances since his November 24 inauguration. He cites reduced oppressive taxes, a 1,488,000 bolivar government balance in the Bank of Venezuela, and a near balance in national accounts. The message claims debt reductions, ongoing interest payments, and a substantial tax relief on exports.
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Swindlers Sentenced In Bucketshop Case
Laula W Foster John M Gormai Walter Campbell A C Baldwin J M Beott were each sentenced to six months in jail and fined 200 dollars for using the United States mail to defraud in a Cincinnati bucketshop case. They were tried before a federal jury and will remain free on 6000 bonds pending appeal or further action.
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Pennsylvania Man Ambushed at Oakland Park Near Uniontown
A Pennsylvanian, Charlee Froman, returning from a picnic with Mrs Fanny Rogers at Oakland Park near Uniontown, was ambushed. Five shots fired. four hit Froman. Rogers arrested as accessory to murder and jailed. A man who fought Froman earlier is being sought by authorities.
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Biggest Black Hand ring nabbed in Marion region arrests
Federal inspectors and Cincinnati detectives say a Marion based Black Hand gang operated across several cities, extorting thousands from countrymen. Arrests included Samuel Lima and Joe Risto in Marion and Antonio Vicario and A Martin in Dennison, with two more expected from Bellefontaine. Evidence reportedly links money orders totaling 1900 sent from Marion Post Office to Italian confederates, amid a wider conspiracy.
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Floods across Midwest cause railroad washouts and crop losses
A Monday flood ordeal disrupted Great Western rail service from Shannon City to Diagonal while washing out about sixteen miles of track near Shannon City. Heavy rains drenched Mt. Ayr, Ringgold county saw crop and livestock damage, and northern Iowa floods surpassed July 4 1889 levels. Burlington lines suffered multiple washouts and stalled trains for hours. a Burlington freight engine left the tracks. Widespread crop devastation and property losses exceed fifty thousand dollars though no injuries reported. A flood threat endangered the Path Finder dam in Wyoming and a Union Pacific landslide at Edon delayed traffic.
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Will of H A Chauchard Bequeaths Louvre Collection
The late H A Chauchard of Paris bequeaths his entire art collection of paintings and bronzes to the national Louvre museum valued at about 4 million dollars. He leaves 600000 to the Louvre store manager and 400000 to the poor of Paris. He also pledges 3 million to George Leygues and family and 400000 to Gaston Calmetty of the Figaro, plus numerous charitable bequests.
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Slain Man Shot in Courthouse Corridor Feud Pointer
Fred Mohrie who killed Constable Sam Young in North St Louis was killed in the criminal court building corridor Monday by William Kane, a former deputy under Young. Mohrie was being brought to court for Young’s death, ending a bitter political feud. He had claimed threats but refused to name his would be assailants.
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Balloon University City Ends Flight On Lookout Mountain
University City of St Louis lands on Lookout Mountain ending a forty four hour endurance attempt and likely winning the national distance race of the Aero Club of America begun in Indianapolis last Saturday. News from Fort Payne Alabama confirms the end of the May flight though exact time and location remain unconfirmed. Also plans show a two year, 14 000 000 campaign by Northern Pacific to reduce grades and improve ranch lines in North Dakota and Montana amid competition from Great Northern. Brigadier General Richard T Yeatman, formerly colonel of the Eleventh U S Infantry, is retired for age and medical reasons, with Col Marion F Maus promoted to brigadier to fill the vacancy.
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Direct Vots Move Seeks Constitutional Change
Paraphrased report notes a Monday assembly urging a joint resolution to adopt direct voting for United States senators. The effort aims to replace indirect selection with direct popular balloting.
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A Hazard of Hearts Chapter 111 Continued
Nightly thanks Mine Thorne as Ritewart describes a village priest and a child’s death. The narrator recalls harvests, a reduced life, and a plan to feign a parent’s grief to secure a future. Miss Thorne considers leaving, then chooses sacrifice and vows to return to Paris to resume studies.
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Building on Gravel in Rock Dreaded by Builders
The piece argues against building on clay and rock due to drainage and foundation risks. It favors gravel elevations for stability and proper drainage, noting rock and clay can cause damp cellars, water seepage, and foundation issues. It cites the cost of blasting and groundwater problems and ends with a quirky quote from the Chicago Tribune.
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Storage Industry Remains Steady Amid Shifting Markets
The storage sector, tied closely to shipping, shows resilience amid economic shifts. Four major facilities with rail links operate in the city and nearby, plus numerous bonded and free warehouses across Manhattan. Free storage accommodates both domestic and foreign goods, aiding merchants who need safe holding until markets improve or duties are settled. The business grows with New York’s mercantile strength, expanding despite broader industrial downturns.
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