War scare over Venezuela dispute doubles as Britain arbritation stalemate
A Times Herald dispatch from Washington reports a grave war scare between the United States and Great Britain over Venezuela. If Britain refuses to arbitrate the Schomburg line the U S may seek Congress approval for an ultimatum to Britain or war, with Venezuela pressured to arbitrate or face American action.
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Caicaco
Dec
The
Times-Herald
Washington
United States
Great Britain
England
Atlantic
Britain
Aim der Bayerd
Marquis of Salisbury
Cindy
Schomberg
Lord Salisbury
James Goewesse
Schonberg
Holland
Mgat Ron
Sret Lo
Veno- Aisini
Venezuela
Congress
Mugland
Populist Convention Funds and Plans Reported
Mil waukee financier Hubert Hobbling and treasurer Rankin advocate recognition for Milwaukee at the Populist National Committee event. Milwaukee hopes to raise 5000 dollars with Omaha also pledging kit. national committee to decide timing and location next month.
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National Assembly
Transacre
Ind
Hubert Hobbling
Milwaukee
Josep Morton Rankin
National Committee
Milwaukes
Mina
Omaha
Jefferson
Plot to Capture Canton and Secret Movements
A Canton plot by a secret organization to establish an independent government was thwarted after suspicious shipments were seized and Hong Kong rebels planned to aid 400 men arriving by steamer. Authorities hunt for leaders while noting widespread sympathy for the revolt. Blue and Gray veterans plan a New Year parade in New York, while Griswold is exonerated on a fatal prizefight case. Football under fire at Hedding College. stock exchange preps for annual meeting. Captain Rosser Roemer reportedly in Cuba. J J Bowes residence burned in Oklahoma.
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Cantes
China
Canton
United States
Hong Kong
Noa
Dexi
New York
Mayor Strong
Chauncey M. Depew
Martin T. McMahon
Adrew Divicinnon
Charles A. Dann Jobs J. Garnett
City Hall
National Live Stock Exchange
Exchange
Na- Vonsi Bode
Grant
Louis
Belmont
Brief Bits of News From A Far Corner
Bud Hutch shoots and kills Tom Mallen near the Midland Hotel in Hetchinson after a quarrel. Six men injured by a boiler explosion at the New Athens Coal Company engine house in Belleville, Til. Two not expected to recover. A German admiral publishes a book arguing for big cruiser build and exposure of German commerce in war. The Times-Herald motor prizes awarded in Chicago. gold medal for storage battery machine and $1,409 prize for gasoline vehicle. Sam Lee convicted of perjury at Perry Oklahoma, sentenced to five years. alleged gang ties. First National Bank Pratt Kansas liquidates. alders paid in full. stockholders have assets if realized. George Gough at Dunning insane asylum charged. Chicago man convicted of manslaughter for kicking Patient Podke to death. eight years. Six inches of snow in Boston with high winds. Vessels venture out. Government plan to pay express charges for gold proves not very successful. Stevedore Chowwn listed as contractor. New York boxing instructor Sir O Donnell at Manhattan Athletic Club. EAjeon’s Electric Dolls at First Methodist church tonight admission ten cents.
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Bud Hutch
Tom Mallen
Midland
Hetchinson
New Athens Coal Company
Belleville
Til
Times-Herald
Chicago
Sam Lee
Perry
Okla
Lee
First National Bank of
Pratt
Kan
Shim George Gough
Dunning Insane Asylum
Podke
Boston
Massacres Decline Slaughtered Armenians Across Anatolia
Dispatches report 200 Armenians killed in Kalarych and Kabiel near Erzeroum as a monastery and a bishop are attacked. News from Vienna cites 63 killed at Zileh and 57 at Hassan Kaleh with brutal savagery. Dread rises in Constantinople as embassies warn of renewed carnage.
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Suspex
Dec
Daily News
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Kalarych
Caesara
Kabiel
Erzeroum
Daily Telegraph
Vienna
Zileh
Hassan Kaleh
Chandler on Silver coinage bill introduced by Senator
In Washington on December 6 Senator Chandler introduced a bill for unlimited coinage of gold and silver with a 1 to 1535 ratio. The act would take effect only after England France and Germany pass similar laws purchasing bullion and making a common gold to silver ratio legal tender. The president would then issue a proclamation and the law would become operative.
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New Hampshires
Wasuixeton
Chandler
England
France
Germany
Dixon and Erne Fight to Rough Draw in New Manhattan Club Bout
A large crowd watched Dixon of Boston and Frank Erne of Buffalo in a ten round featherweight bout. Both weighed 136 pounds. Referee scored it a draw, with Erne praised for lasting the distance and Dixon thanked by the crowd as he left the ring.
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D'Roerke
New Yeurs
Dev
New Manhattan
Dixon
Boston
Frank Eran
Buffalo
Erne
Charley White
Tom O'Rourke
Eric
Playwright Hoyt Eyes Louisville Baseball Franchise Move
Charles H. Hoyt in Louisville supervising A Contented Woman discusses buying Louisville base ball franchise. He promises to buy the whole franchise or the controlling interest if stockholders are willing to sell. He aims to persuade owners within a few days and bring success to Louisville with Anson assisting. A mob unrest in Gavena Kan follows a separate assault incident. A 40 year old Collins from Holton is accused of attacking J D Redfern’s 5 year old daughter. Sheriff Arnold and Marshal Rains protected the girl and moved the suspect to Columbus as a mob of about forty heads there.
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Louisville
Charles H. Hoyt
MacAuley’s
Anson
Windy City
Columbus
Topeka man dies after fall from platform while sleeping
Abraham Bradley of Topeka, 75, en route to visit Judge Bradley at Biggisher, Oklahoma, slipped from a Hook Island trail platform while asleep. He sustained injuries deemed fatal. Reports from Cube mention a battle where General Gomes and Sanchez defeat 2,500 Spaniards with 700 killed and 300 wounded, Cuban losses half that.
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Wremtra
Kan
Abraham Bradley
Topeka
Biigisher
Okls
Judge Bradley
Hook Island Trail
Cube
Gomes
Sanchez
Birthday of Robert E Lee Celebrated by Georgia Veterans
A blend of old news and chaos reports the birthday of Robert E Lee to be marked with ceremonies by Georgia Confederate groups and civic societies, aiming to make January 19 a notable southern day amid a wider array of unrelated items on the page. The fragmentary text also mentions antisemitic lectures by Dr Herman Ahlwardt, a presidential trip through the North Carolina sounds, a late wedding in Howard County, a grave desecration case in Missouri, and stray ads, all in a disjointed 1900s newspaper style.
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Georgia
Artaxia
Robert E Lee
Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Ladies’ Memorial Associations
Song of Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Clerstald Gorse Banting
WasinseTun
Washington
Maple
Congress
North Carolina Sounds
Dr. Oressley
George FB. F. Wilds
Lighthouse Board
Benjamin P. Lamberton
Sounds
PLAY AT ST MARYS TO MEET UNBEATEN COLLEGE ELEVEN
The Independent football team will travel to St Marys to face the college eleven on their grounds. Negotiations have stalled on shared venues as both sides prefer home grounds. Clarence Evans will replace Gugel at halfback. the peach will move to quarterback. Rica is out with Alderson at center. The Independents seek victory despite relying on familiar tactics.
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St. Marys
St. Marga
Clarence Evans
Gugel
Hasis
Peach
Rica
Alderson
Px Hiley
Mdo
Se Marya
Abliene Reflector
Willlay
Topeka
Abilene
Racing news and legal notes from the period globe
Summary of various racing and sport tidbits including Robens fraud case from Beacon Park 1882, reinstatement decisions, Belmont influence on New York racing, potential matches and suspensions, and Union Pacific train indicators affecting engine crews across multiple stations.
Oklahoma Knocking Shawnee Statehood Delegation Anks Admission
A large delegate convention in Shawnee with broad territorial representation urged Congress to pass an enabling act for Oklahoma Territory to join as a state. A statehood executive committee was created with Sidney Clark as chairman to press the case in Washington. The report also includes advertising junk text mixed in from local drug ads.
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Oswanowa Crt
Okla
Tec
Shawnee
Fvs
Verday
Oklahom
Conrenco
Mt Erate
Congress of the
United States
Oklahoma
Congress
Sidney Clarks
Oklahoma County
Washington
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Dec. T
United States Mint
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Ken. Dee
Marion Willism
Norville
Leonard
Bsis
Sret
Missouri
Julia M. Burke
Hayes
Benjamin B. F. Graves
L Sherman
Kansas
Soeem Lanni
Randy Griswold
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Dee 6
SGV
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the Bee
Sporting Sffaka
Platts
Arthur Hotchins
James Ater
Gacesnrns
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Hedding College
Hedding
Hosmer
St. Levis
Deco
Rosser Roemer
Cuba
Kha 4S
Frank Hilligens
Ube Couaves
Guthrie
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J. J. Bowe
Territory
Stevs Chowwn
Siero O'Donnell
Nehattan Athletic Club
Eajeon
First Methodis
Kabel
Chandler ON Silver
Esne
Astrachan
Cloak Department
Gen. Lee
Herman Ahlwardt
Herr Ahlwarit
Herr Ahlwardt
Martie
Columera
Howard County
Columbia
John Johnson
James Johnson
Martha Arnold
James M
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Lissets
J. Brox
Marceline
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Miss Gates
Chariton County
Fox
Kansas City Union Depot
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St. Marys College
Sporting
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Lavigne
New York Giants
Giants
Irwin
Tenia Mia
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Watkins
New York Baseball Club
Freedman
Jacksonville
Mesara Irwin
Gression
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Fred Larke
Ali Ochera
Outfelder Holmes
Loninvius
National Trotting Association
G. G. Robens
Board of Review
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de J. E P. McCusks
Lancaster
le Grandes Ieck
Turfmax
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J. Titus
LA. W
Keosasky
Roberts
Bess
Jom Smith
Dye Creeden
London
Jem Smith
Dee Creeden
Iust
Union Pacific
Lestion
Cay
Boston Shoe Company
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