NOT $0 BELLICOSE Anglo German Forces Plan No Fire Upon Landing
War department cautions that Anglo German forces will not be fired upon if they land from warships, reversing earlier belief. Officials stress restraint while naval operations proceed.
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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1902
Page
1
Laguayra Now Evacuated and Restored Fortresses Return
Venezuelan troops have withdrawn from the fortresses at Laguayra. German forces captured the gunboat Restaurador, once the Atalanta yacht of George J Gould, amid the disorder of the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gould
Ultimatums by Italy Mirror Britain and Germany Demands
Dec 13 LAGUAYRA The Vineta captured Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador near Guanta and towed it to Trinidad. Topaze seized by rioters at Puerto Cabello then to sail for Cienfuegos. Charybdis Vineta and Stosch arrived and took positions at Caracas with Falke and Panther outside. Prinz Willem IV allowed in port. merchants’ commission boarded Vineta and Charybdis. Castro declined certain terms. town evacuated and order restored. Marietta from Curacao arrived outside harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguayra
Vineta
Guanta
Restaurador
George J. Gould
Atalanta
Trinidad
Topaze
Cardiff
Puerto Cabello
Cienfuegos
Charybdis
Montgomery
Stosch
Falke
Panther
Prinz
Willem IV
Harrison Line
Prinz Willem IV
Caracas
Germany
Castro
United States
Marietta
Curacao
Italy Seeks Arbitration After Venezuela Claims
Italy has handed similar demands to Venezuela as Germany and Britain over claims. President Castro orders reprisals ceased and returns all British and German rail property. Venezuelan troops near La Guayra, boycott of German and British goods, and protection for the German legation persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracase
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Bowen
Laguayra
Washington
Berlin
London
Castro
Venezuela
Legation
Madame von Piligrim-Baltazzi
United States
Consul General Withdrawn as Venezuela Breaks Ties
Venezuela orders its consul general in Port of Spain to withdraw from Trinidad amid a growing rift with the allies. The move signals President Castro may push further toward severing ties, with other consuls in British and German possessions likely recalled. State Department monitors developments as discussions between President Hay and officials continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
State Department
United States
Smith
Castro
Bonen
Ceralat Bas
Hay
Castro Refuses German Ultimatum In Venezuela Crisis
Berlin reports President Castro's reply to Germany's ultimatum is a firm refusal to yield on all points. Foreign Office has not seen the text. telegrams indicate no arbitrate proposition yet. Bowen's potential mediation is not yet proposed. Pilot Baltazzi remains aboard a British steamer near Laguayra. Dr. Passarge notes Castro is part Indian and lacks political wisdom. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Castro
Foreign Office
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Port of
Spain
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Venezuela
Bowen
Herr von Pilgrim- Baltazzi
Lagua
Young Telephone Operator Attacked On Fall Creek Levee
Irene Evans an afternoon Central Union Telephone Company operator living at 2514 North Pennsylvania Street was assaulted on the Fall Creek levee between Illinois and Meridian streets last night about 9:30. She was beaten, scratched, her dress torn, and suffered a severe nervous shock. A white man grabbed her from behind near Meridian Clubhouse, took her pocketbook, and fled after a struggle in snow while she screamed. She identified the assailant to police, bicycle officers searched nearby, but no suspect was found. The scene yielded Miss Evans’s side combs and three sheets of music from the empty clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Evans
Central Union Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Street
Fall Creek
Illinois
Meridian
Miss Evans
Illinois Street
Meridian Street
Meridian Club
de Hass
Lowe
Trimpe
Coal Famine Strains Indianapolis Factories
Indianapolis faces a coal shortage crisis with several factories forced to suspend work. Parry Cart Works nearly shut down before receiving two carloads of coal while railroads fail to move available coal. Industry leaders including D M Parry and George F Meyer warn of a looming crisis as storage gaps and dwindling car supply threaten continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Parry Cart Works
D. M. Parry
Mr. Parry
Ous
Reeves
George F. Meyer
A. B. Meyer & Co
Coal Shortage Hurts Factories Amid Transport Delays
Amid a tremendous coal shortage caused by inadequate transport, factories face procurement risk while Atkins saw works stores a huge pile of coal at the old Premier steel yards. Industry leaders cite scarce railroad cars and air of uncertainty, with pricing rising for mine run coal and different grades. outlook remains cautious for manufacturers and power users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins Saw Works
Premier Steel Works
August M. Kuhn
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
E. L. Dynes
Dynes-Hamilton Company
Jackson and
Pittsburg
Carl and Lots
Jackson
Raymond City
Brazil
Green County
Hassett Murder Linked to Actor Johnstone in Philadelphia
Cy Philadelphia December report details Keith's Bijou The ater performer Kate Hassett shot on December 1 by Barry Johnstone who then shot himself. Fourteen year old witness Mamie Heine testified to the street struggle and Hassett's fatal fall. Jurors ruled death a murder and self inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kate Hassett
Keith
Bijou Theater
Fulmer
Johnstone
New York
Case Against A Faker Wichitan Rebuffs Warrant
County Attorney James F. Conley refused to issue a warrant against W F Draper charged with criminal libel by the Philadelphia North American. He argues prosecution belongs in the county of publication and would cost the county much and likely end in acquittal. Attending are O A Van Valkenburg editor W H Foster White Buffalo Arlington I T. Mayor Beck Fort Reno O. Judge James Gray Gordon Philadelphia. local counsel J T B Wall for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
James F. Conley
W. F. Draper
Philadelphia North American
O. A. van Valkenburg
The
North American
W. H. Foster
White Buffalo
Arlington
I T
Mayor Beck
Fort Reno
James Gray Gordon
Philadelpia
T. B. Wall
Prof O Neill’s Discovery of Cheap Cyanide Process
Berkeley Dec 13 Prof Edmund O Neill of the University of California chemistry department reports a new method to make cyanide of potassium from atmospheric nitrogen. The process promises vastly lower production costs and potential large reductions in the price of the compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Edmond O'Neill
University of California Chemistry Department
Dewey Commands Vast Caribbean Fleet Marching for Trinidad
The American fleet under Admiral Dewey is reorganized into two squadrons with four divisions to drill near the Venezuelan coast and visit Trinidad. Rear Admiral Higginson leads the first squadron with Kearsarge and Alabama, while Rear Admiral Sumner commands the second with Chicago and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Venezuela
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Iowa
Scorpion
Higginson
Chicago
Newark
Eagle
Sumner
Trinidad
United States
Dewey
Culebra Island
Crowninshield
Illinois
Indiana
Texas
Olympia
Raleigh
Cincinnati
A. Walker
San Francisco
Albany
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville
Machias
Detroit
Coghlan
Admiral Dewey
Great Harbor
Crowds Pack Guadeloupe Shrine At Guadaloupe Feast
Thousands of Mexican Catholics and numerous Americans filled the Guadaloupe shrine today for the annual ode to the Virgin of Guadalupe. A large crowd gathered as police maintained order during the event in the town of Guadeloupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Mexico
Catholics Lose Estate in Brady Will Case
The Idaho Supreme Court sustains the District Court ruling invalidating the will of Judge J. C. Brady of Kootenay county. Brady was shot and died after which his will named John C. Callahan as administrator and Father Purcell as guardian. Protestant heirs challenged the will, claiming incapacity and guardianship disputes followed abduction of Brady’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Ida
Supreme Court
J. C. Brady
Kootenay County
District Court
Brady
Wilmbusse
Spokane
Wash
John C. Callahan
Purcell
Qahildren
Blizzardy weather blankets New York and Midwest
Snow and wind disrupt coal supplies as New York state from north to south is covered in snow. In New York City fine snow falls turning to slush, straining crowded streets and parks. Elevated trains run unevenly amid the blizzard in various lake region cities including Chicago and Detroit with steam and electric traffic interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Chicago
Lake
Illinois
Indiana
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Mrs U S Grant Gravely Ill With Bronchitis Heart Disease
Mrs Ulysses S Grant wife of the former president is dangerously ill in Washington with bronchitis valvular heart disease and kidney troubles. Doctors conferred all afternoon and announced she improved briefly tonight while telegraphs went to her sons General Fred D Grant Ulysses S Grant Jr and Jessie Grant in San Diego. Daughter Mrs Sartoris stays at the bedside as the gravest outcome is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ulysses
Grant
United States
Gardner
McDonald
Bishop
Consolidated Lake Superior Company Rescued With 1 Million Loan
Philadelphia December 13 The Consolidated Lake Superior Company cited cash needs met by a preliminary one million dollar loan arranged yesterday A meeting of directors is set for Monday to elect a new president likely chosen by the banking syndicate Theodore J Search vice president remains acting head and hinted at a possible three million dollar collateral loan with no bond issue Lewis resigned as president to allow freer action by the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Financial Straits
Lewis
Theodore J. Search
Search
Agitators Arrested in Marseilles Strike Clash
French authorities move to curb incendiary rhetoric as Marseilles strikers, joined by bakers, butchers, stokers, sailors and dock laborers, clash with government measures. Troops patrol quays as 100 troops arrive overnight. Rivelli Castellani and Lee arrested for urging revolution amid mounting protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Rivelli
Sailors’ Union
Castellani
Lee
Victory for Christian Science in Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta accord reports the Georgia Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling, holding that a father who refused medical treatment for his sick child on Christian Science grounds did not violate state law. The Dublin man faced arrest and a fine, which the court overturned as unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Supreme Court of Georgia
Dublin
State Supreme Court
Army post site, officers named for Indianapolis mission
Adjutant General Corbin to name officers who will proceed to Indianapolis. Secretary Root acts on AR arsenal appraisal. Lake Michigan naval training station proposed below 43.30 latitude with $250000 for land and development. location to be decided later by examining board. Mood backs report for netable appropriation to avoid land value rise. Overstreet to seek $400000 more for Indianapolis federal building grounds. De Baun case referred to treasury solicitor. Pension bills pass or move for Gordon widow and Cartwright and Sexton. Postmaster Adams to lead Indiana delegation to Washington on federal building sites. Indiana pension board vacancy discussed with Dr. Copeland or W. A. McCoy as candidate. Locomotive Firemen officers seek proper filing at Indianapolis postoffice. John F. Lowry appointed Montezuma postmaster surrogate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Washington
Indianapolis
War Department
Arsenal
Root
Overstreet
Corbin
McArthur
Department of the Lakes
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Secretary of the Navy
Waukegan
Tary Mood
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Britain
Imesucia
Tion
Toolegislatons
Anorh Er VieTin
Old Telephone Company
Island Coal Company
Green
Sullivan
Contents OF
Army Post
House
Jennings
Capitol
Empire Theater
Wall-street
Pope Leo
Arnold
Lincoln
George Ade
Little Saint Sunshine
Sphinx
Japan
White
O'Neill
Caribbean Waters
Venezuelan
Oregon
Yokohama
Navy Department
Wisconsin
Bremerton Naval Station
Orient
Evans
Kentucky
U. S. Grant
Victory For Christian Science
Secretary Root
Mr. Overstreet
Dianapolis
Naval Training Station
de Baun
Treasury
Holliday
Allen
Julia L. Gordon
Major Gordon
Senate
Senator Burton
Kansas
Hemenway
Vincent M. Cartwright
Fairbanks
John Sexton
Typographical Union
Is Inders: Y Typograph No. 1
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Federal
Congress
Madison
Copeland
W. A. McCoy
Ponte
John J. Hanrahan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Frank Arnold
W. Ela
Senator Banks
Indianapolis Postoffice of Journal
Brotherhood
Postoffice Department
John F. Lowry
Montezuma Park County
Samuel D. Carmichael
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