Bombardment at Puerto Cabello Draws British German Protest
British and German warships bombard the fortress and customs house at Puerto Cabello after a mob seized the Topaze. The attack follows a demand for satisfaction over the flag removal and prompts a note to President Castro for instructions. Caracas calms slightly as tensions rise.
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Castro
Puerto Cabello
Caracas
Charybdis
Vineta
Charvydic
Topaze
Tau
Castra
At& Oelock
Chauryhdis
Tom Houve
Thistle Harbor
Puerts Cabello
Moor Cabello
Wight
Twcestory Belek
Lnvire
Custom House
Warning to Blockaders in Venezuelan Waters
Exclusive dispatches report no major moves by the state department on Venezuela. Secretary of State and President discuss the blockade issue and remind Berlin and London that the U S does not consent to expanding the peaceful blockade while awaiting responses to arbitration proposals.
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Washington
Bowen
State Department
Way
White House
Venezuela
Berlin
London
United States
Castira
Ellis
Ares
Canis
Dave Cot
Tank
Cerminy
Great Britain
Asphult
Bay
Casini
Davelicl
Gerhin
Carnehe
Ubat Phice
British Legation Reopened in Caracas Amid Tense Venezuela Crisis
The British legation in Caracas will reopen under American oversight as Italy presses claims against Venezuela. Rumors of U.S. minister Owen’s anger prove groundless. German residents seek refuge at the American legation while the city prepares for possible emergency. Venezuelan enlistment continues. boycotts of British and German goods persist. colleges and the university have closed. priests urge war. Ninety Germans offer support to the Venezuelan government.
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Badudee
Mress
Caracas
Dee
W. OW. Russell
America Legaction
Italy
Venezuela
United States
Lin Guava
Owen
Mariott
Bowen
Chiaidis Goulloes
Gernan
Venexuelius Salleva
Ene Virons
Caratas
Valmelo
Ciy
University of
War threats loom as allied fleet token sparks Caribbean tension
The commanders tote is sent to the Venezuelan government via Bowen concerning Venusuehin Veerels leaving Taw Gowriere for a blockade. Curicos citizens react as Waebbeton reports distress and calls for action. President Castro's guard chief warns of war if provoked and suggests using a Monroe doctrine to force debtors to pay.
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Mins Fetor Bowen
Venusuehin
Castro
The Claims of Italy in Venezuela Dispute
The Associated Press reports Italian claims for damages by Italian subjects during the 1888 Venezuelan revolutions. Britain and Germany move toward a common course on Venezuela as Italian ships were sent from Otranto and additional warships ordered to Venezuelan waters. Foreign Minister Prinetti aims to reach an arrangement and to brief the chamber of deputies tomorrow.
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Tome
Deu
Mo—Thaly
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Otranto
Tripoli
Morcors
Venegueli
Prinett
Chamber of Deputies
Dewey’s Squadron Readied for Evolutions in Puerto Rico Harbor
Admiral Dewey confers with squadron chiefs as Rear Admiral Sumner’s ship group joins Dewey’s flag. The Newsarge battalion lands at Culebra Island while ships prepare for five days of evolutions and a holiday period.
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Presa
San Juan
Porto Rico
Dee
Dewey
Sumner
Chicago
Culebra
Admiral Higukinson
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Tews
Acmirel Crowhinshield
Dillands
Tadhima
Texas
Olympia
Striher
cChitope
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Newarks
AL Walker
San Franccisco
Almy
Athans
Montgomery
Nushville
Coghlan Comis
Hirgineau
Stunnor
Wis
Higginson
Texayw
Newark
Tucker Declared Guilty In Primary Election Case
Jurors in Beranton county found L. M. Tucker guilty on two counts of the indictment charging violation of the primary election law in August. A new trial was requested.----------------
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Water Gap
Vole
Elghry
Deaths of a Day: Major Alexander Shaw Dies at Home
Major Alexander Shaw, coal operator and philanthropist born in Long Branch New Jersey, died suddenly at his home in the city last night. He served in Maryland’s Second Infantry during the Civil War and leaves a wife and immediate family.
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Iby
Biltmore
Alexander Shaw
Tliander
Philanthropiat
Tednet
Long Branch
N. J
Maryland
Buckmie
Allegany County
Khaw
Senate Preview Tracks Statehood Talks and Diet of Bills
The Associated Press reports a busy Senate week with Senator Proctor pushing the reorganization bill and Senator Dillingham opposing New Mexico and Arizona statehood. Senator Penrose may revive the immigration bill at varied times, while the House faces a light week and a Christmas adjournment.
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Dillingham
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Penrose
Washington
Proctor
United States
Witteh
Werdnesdy
Sewell
New Jersey
Nelson
Burnhim
Kean
Heveridge
Friends of the
Dll
Christmans
Bil
Agricultural Department
New England
Queen Alexandra Hosts Widows and Children Dinner
The Queen plans a Christmas dinner for widows and orphans of the South African War. On December 2 at the Alexandrina Restaurant in London she will preside with Sir Thomas Lipton arranging the event. The royal gift covers all travel expenses for attendees.
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Alexandra
London
Associated Press
Thomae Lipton
Sir Thome Lipton
Alexandry Avi Bavire Wil
Bine Peril
Colona
South Africa
Chad
Lieszive
Exclusive Wine Trou the Assocyied Hose Pittsburgh Pa
The Monongahela and Allegheny rivers are falling from flood levels after a heavy period of throe. The Ohio river market the den if strewn feet, falling slowly. Three million bushels of couch were started south. Loney and Pelly dove million do espect had to be shipped tomorrow, which will make the ovaremiate for four days fewminy tetas milion.
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Pittaburegy
Allegheney
Ohio
Loney and Pelly
Coal Transportation Costs Loom In Transit Service
Shipowners in Boston report rising coal transport rates with a wide price range. The Associated Press notes that Philadelphia supply routes feed into this region, with delivery costs escalating as tonnage moves along inland passages.
Missouri River Dispute Settled by Channel Reversal
A U S Supreme Court commission ruled the old river bed’s main channel lies through former Missouri territory, granting Missouri all land on its side and Nebraska land on the opposite side. The Missouri river shortened fourteen miles by cutting through the neck of land after a 1866 change.
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Migaourh
United States Supreme Court
Missouri River
Missouri
Neebraska
Mine Workers Candidates List for National Election
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers sends out candidate lists for officers under a referendum system. Returns are due by December 1 with counting to occur before the national convention. unopposed ties may be settled by the convention. The lists include officers, auditors, credentials, delegates to the American Federation of Labor, and more across numerous locals.
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Thdhinapolis
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Nationas
Eqieh
John Mitchell
Spring Valley
T. L. Lewis
Gridgeport
U. D. Nicholls
Berngton
Kay
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchel
Jus
Blossburg
Pas
W. DD
Trynan
Springfield
U. L. Lewis
Bridgeport
John Pahy
Shamokin
Pays
Uasking
Columbus
Fairley
Pratt City
Atlas Ti
Reynoldsville
Holbert Lege
Mast
Greenville
T. H. Pickton
Canton
Adam Pisoaie
Plymouth
Tames Cantwell
Cirbon
Tne
Gieorge Bagwell
Man
WW. Davis
Keystone
OL. Haptonstall
Montgomney
W. Way
Doc
Five Killed In Wreck On St Joseph Railroad
Exclusive wire reports five railroad employees died in a wreck on the Hun Hihul and St Joseph line near Hrvokuilold Missouri early today. An engine and several workers were fatally damaged with about half a dozen others seriously hurt as the wrecking train plunged through a bridge.
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Associated Press
Hrvokuilold
Dee
Hun Hihul
St. Joseph
Thin Wit
Pie
Ive
Mingpis
Oak Mister
Atihup Hyatt
Bridgeman
Thun Aiuaworth
Bridge
A Chreen
Freman
By Exclusive Wine reveals rare overseas arrivals and listings
A cryptic notice lists multiple international names and places. It mentions New York and Rotterdam among others, with scattered terms like Ethiopia Glasgow Noordam and La Champagne. The fragmentary text hints at arrivals, signers, and bidding, but details are unclear.
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New York
Poo
Stoaners
Mrs Ulysses S Grant Dies in New York Home
Exclusive wire reports Mrs. Ulysses S Grant, wife of President Grant, died at 11 17 p m in Withington New York after heart disease and a severe attack of rheumatic fever Her daughter Nellie Grant Sartoris and others were at the bedside The remains to be laid in Riverside Park New York where those of her husband lie.
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Associated Tea
Withington
Ulysses &. Grant
President Grant
Grant
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Gas Explodes in Cleveland Tunnel Death Toll Rises
An explosion in the Cleveland water works tunnel ninety feet beneath the street kills ten and leaves several others burned. Victims include Ben Rudner of Meinhester and Arthur Bolgier of Chien as investigators suspect a spark from two joining electric wires igniting accumulated gas.
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Clevebund
Water Works
Evie
Ben Rudner
Meinhester
N. Y
Arthur Bolgier
Chien
Ohio
Sre
Trans-Pacific Cable Linked Coast to Coast Amid Festivities
In a ceremony marking a new era in Pacific commerce, officials led by California’s governor christened the Trans-Pacific Cable. A parade of spectators gathered as workers spliced the shore end and tested the connection, with balloon sondes guiding the link to the main cable amid cheers.
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Aan
Praveen
Dee
Lucille Gage
Daughier
Cidee
California
Judas
Steiner
Silvertown
Wis
Hospital report on skull fracture after incident
A patient from an unspecified location is described with a fractured skull following an event. The individual was transported to the Monies Omatite hospital for treatment and care.
Charles Grether to Be Hanged February 24
Governor Stone set Charles Grether's execution for February 24 after reviewing two escape attempts. The condemned man, convicted of murdering Adam Strunk, faces the death penalty in the wake of Tuesday morning proceedings.
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Grether
Scranton Tribune
Rhoadsburg
Bee
L.wornl
Yeutenday
Stone
Charles Grether
Adam Strunk
Coxe Bros. Strike Discontent Stirs Scranton Coal Fields
Miners press claims the Coxe Brothers failed to meet terms of the end of the big strike amid wage disputes. Commission plans to sit all week with witnesses from silk mills and other industries and potential adjournment for holidays.
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Coxe Bros. & Co
Scranton Coal Company
Wickes-Barre
Simon P. Wolverton
Delaware and Bludson Company
David Willcox
Compity
Canyuuities
Jermyn
Philadelphia
Reading
Mitchell
John Kerr
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Scranton
Weather forecast for Monday in Easter Pennsylvania area
Weather summary reports milder conditions in Easter Pennsylvania with southeast winds. The forecast notes possible northeast winds increasing toward Monday night and into Tuesday with higher gusts and unsettled skies.
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Washington
Deo
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