British Marines Bombard Venezuelan Castle in Caribbean Clash
British marines blew up Castle Literatador subterranean cells and burned surrounding buildings after bombardments on Port Cabello forts. Venezuelan government debates Castro resignation and temporary presidency as tensions rise with Britain, Germany, and the United States seeking arbitration.
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Caracas
Castle Literatador
Port Cabello
Miranda
Maracaibo
United States
Castro
Ramanagala
Congress
Hernandez el Moche
Great Britain
Orinocc River
Panther
Banks Pool $60 Million for Emergency Money Market
New York banks including J. P. Morgan & Co form a pool worth 60 million dollars to lend in the money market if an actual emergency arises. The arrangement signals coordinated liquidity in the event of financial stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Indians Collect Rent at School This Week
About 600 Indians are collecting rent at the school this week. The average rent paid per person is around $300, totaling about $250,000 circulating on the reservation. The red map will enjoy life from now until Christmas.
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Lewiston Teller
Fifty-Seven Indicted in Colorado Miners Riot Conspiracy
Telluride Colorado December 15 The grand jury investigating the murder of Arthur L Collins Smuggler Union Mining Company general manager and other crimes reformed indictments against fifty seven persons Most named are miners union members charged with conspiracy in connection with the July 1901 riot
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Collins
Telluride
Col
Arthur L. Collins
Smuggler-Union Mining
Miners’ Union
Utah Sheep Cases affirmed by Idaho Supreme Court
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld district court judgments in the Utah sheep cases from Oneida county. Defendants Keller Simpson Reed were convicted for driving sheep from Utah into Idaho in violation of the governor's proclamation and fined 200 dollars each. The opinion discusses whether corral delicti was proven and cites testimony about moving sheep through Box Elder county and wintering them on the desert.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Oneida County
Utah
J. I. Keller
Lewis Simpson
Charles R. Reed
Keller
Sullivan
David H. Anderacon
Pocatello Valley
Box Elder County
Idaho
Bex Elder County
Bex Elder
United States
Bishop
Mrs Ulysses S Grant Dies in Washington Bedside
Mrs. Julia Dent Grant died in Washington at 11 15 PM after heart disease and bronchitis. Daughter Nellie Grant Sartoris was present. sons Jesse, Ulysses Sherman and Fred Grant were enroute or away. Remains to lie in Riverside Park New York beside her husband with details of her life and charitable work summarized.
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Washinon
Ulysses S. Grant
Jesse
Grant Jr
California
Washington
Fred Grant
Texas
Hasband
White House
Ulysses Sherman
San Diego
Val
General Grant
River Front Lot Case At American Falls Continued
The River Front Lot Case at American Falls was continued for the term in the Bridge-Turper Electric Light Co versus Frank Campbell J H Brady and the Brady Electric Light Co suit over river front lots and water rights. Mrs Mary Barrett versus H A Harkness involving about 25000 dollars was argued on demurrer. The court opened with a glance at the calendar.
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American Falls
Bridge - Turper Electric Light Company
Frank Campbell
J. H. Brady
Brady Electric Light Company
Brady
Brige-Taprer
Campbell
Mary Barrett
H. A. Harkness
Indian tribe faces extinction says Sac and Fox physician
Guthrie Oklahoma December 15 Dr Wyman government physician at the Sac and Fox Indian agency reports the tribe is afflicted with tuberculosis and other incurable diseases. He notes a large majority suffer and that the tribe will be practically annihilated within a few years. The latest count shows only 475 members remain.
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Guthrie
O. T
Wyman
Sac and Fox Indian Agency
Oklahoma
President nominates Griscom to Japan and Pearson to Persia
The President sent two nominations to the Senate. Lloyd O. Griscom of Pennsylvania is named minister to Japan and Richmond Pearson of North Carolina is named minister to Persia.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Lloyd O. Griscom
Pennsylvania
Japan
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Indians on warpath in Yukon clashes reported
A Dawson dispatch says 200 Indians are on the warpath between the Little Salmon and Pelly rivers with two murders and a store burned. Major Cuthbert and fifty men prepare to engage the Indians as tension mounts in the region.
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Seattle
Wash
Times
Dawson
Little Salmon
Pelly Vers
Cuthbert
Urgent deficiency bill clears House with NE foot disease aid
Washington December 15 The urgent deficiency bill passed the House. It includes a six hundred thousand dollar provision to stamp out foot and mouth disease in New England alongside other appropriations.
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Washington
House
New England
Three Lives Lost In Tenement Fire
A tenement fire on First avenue near 126th street claimed three lives today in New York. The deceased are Mia Bond and two members of the Bond family, Rose and Raymond.
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First Avenue
126Th Street
Mia
Mary Bond
Rose Bond
Raymond Bond
Victoria Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Quebec
Fire yesterday completely razed the Victoria hotel in Quebec city. All guests and employees escaped unharmed. Estimated loss 110000 dollars. The blaze prompted emergency responses and a swift evacuation of the building.
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Quebec
Victoria
Fie
Weep For Solomon Portland Ex US Minister Solomon Hirsch Dies
Solomon Hirsch former United States Minister to Turkey and noted Portland merchant died today in the city. He was a prominent figure in commerce and diplomacy.
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Portland
Solomon Hirsch
United States
Turkey
John W. Ela Dies in Chicago Civil Service League
John W. Ela of the Civil Service League in Chicago died today in Philadelphia. This obituary-note confirms his death location and affiliation with the league.
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Philadelph Pa
John W. Ela
The
Civil Service League
Chicago
Train Wreck at Bannock Station Burns Two Cabooses
A morning wreck near Bannock station fourteens miles west of the city left three men seriously bruised and two others with minor injuries. Engineer George Wilson heroically lifted the fallen caboose crew to safety as both cabooses burned, with Jones and Dalton sustaining significant injuries and Jones later identified as Judge A W Jones's son.
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Bannock Station
McManus
Holmes
Jones
Dallin
Kibler
Wilson
Dalton
Kibbler
Will All Bo
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Dominates Piles Treatment
DeWitt's Salve made by De Witt & Co of Chicago is touted as a specific for piles including blind or protruding varieties. It claims to halt itching bleeding eczema burns and all skin diseases and warns against counterfeit imitations. Bean's Drug Store and H. H. Whittlesey offer the genuine product.
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de Witt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Bean's Drug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
Worm Parasites Targeted by White’s Cream Vermifuge
Ad urges readers to use White's Cream Vermifuge to destroy intestinal worms and promote better health. The segment appears as a public notice-like endorsement with period advertising language. The readable portion mentions Mrs A and Cook's in a fragmented trust of the ad copy.
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London
Lord Orantorne
House of Commons
Associated Press
Lord Landsdowne
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Cara
Itia
Bowen
Berlin
Venezuela
Wasintau
Puerto Cabello
Ita
Ameri
Hay
Obeat
d'Affaiss White
Colorado Grand Jury
Miners Union
Cision of
Judge Rich
U. S. Grant
Mander
Barrett-Harkness
Gued On
Demurrer
Dstrict
Judas Jos. O. Rich
Tench
Can Falls
Sac and Fox
Solomon
Ela
Bannock
Geo. Wilsco
Alfred Jones
E. T. Kibbler
Utah Construction Company
F. H. Dalton
Chas. McManus
Himstreet
C. L. Stephens
Geo. Williams
Gines
Young Jones
A. W. Jones
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