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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1903

Page

3

Caracas Steams Out After Partial Landing At La Guayra

The American ship Caracas of the Red D' Ine fleet was admitted to La Guayra then ordered out at sunset with two thirds of its cargo landed. Allied officials blamed conflicting orders from British and Italian commanders and the Caracas sailed to Willemstad, Curacao to finish unloading under new terms that allowed no return. The piece also notes Venezuelan unrest, arbitration plans, and local housing details.

Caracas la Guayra San Juan Porto Rico Admiral Dewey Citizens v United States Venezuela Willemstad Curacaa Red “D' Ine Fieet Dieh Diehl Panthet Vessole Maracaibo Bausan Tribune Castor Araya Maria Luisa Carenero Josefita Carmin de Vega Puerto Cabello Curacao

Home Life and Surroundings of the Venezuelans in Caracas

In Caracas the poor and the rich live side by side behind alike exteriors. Inside, homes vary from bare to luxurious with patios, European furniture, and gardens. Most houses are single story with cement walls, water works, and electric lights, while sewers are scarce and mountain rains keep streets healthy. Women’s behavior mirrors Southern Europe and safety concerns keep women indoors or veiled behind iron bars. American tin appears in huts, and tin cans are repurposed for siding and roofing.

Europe Caracas Venezuela Calvario

The Greenhorn in Chicago and City Life Observations

A humorous piece follows a timid greenhorn navigating Chicago transit and city life. It contrasts crowded stairs and trains with a stranger’s struggle to find a destination, then muses on friendship, urban adventures, and humorous locals. The tale blends anecdotes of Oscar Wile and light social commentary on modern city living.

Greenhorn Chicago Sheridan Park Eldée Mart Niles Corners Hank Dombey and Son Walt Solomon

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