War Arrives in Venezuela Bombardment at Puerto Cabello
British and German cruisers bombard the fortress of Puerto Cabello, land marines seize the town and fort, and the castle Libertador. The bombardment destroys fortifications and subterranean prisons, with the Venezuelan Miranda ship fleeing to Maracaibo while tensions rise over arbitration and possible political shifts in Caracas.
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Puerta Sahel
Dee
Erainer Chuistine
Tie Thera
Crainer Vinesa
Port Soband
Libertador
Mim
Hines
Puerto
Furlee Wetlon
Oeloek
Castry
Andere Atos
Ouetra
Gregum
Fort Sotane
Lisertador
Port Beery
Ieee I
Getinuny
Trie
Purriy Gubetie
Smuthand
Lung
Bowen
Daten
Ver Leyden
Curaeda
la Guayra
Viuleer Vineta Te Boing
Marasarita
Caribbean
Venezuela
Cumana
Fond ‘Explessara
Muerto Cabelio
Case de Libertador
Puerto Cabené
Tal Rines
Miranda
Maracaibo
Berlin
Venrzusla
Mineister
Howen
Caracas
Puerto Cabello
England
Germany
Colombia Grieves Over U S Attitude in Monroe Doctrine Debate
Newspaper dispatch from New York reports widespread alarm in Colombia and across Latin America at perceived U S indifference to recent events. Readers are urged to consider the Roosevelt era interpretation of the Monroe doctrine and past U S actions that stirred sentiment against European and Anglo German influence.
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New York
Dec
Venesuea
The
Herald
United States
Ithmus
Bir Cleveland
England
Uncle Sam Sets Hay Demands German Ship Interference
Secretary Hay declares American ships must not be interfered with by Germany. The note underscores U S insistence on freedom of the seas and protection of merchant and military vessels amid escalating tensions.
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Uncle Sam
Germany
Hay
Bowen Helps Push Castro Peace Plan to London
Washington reports confirm Minister Bowen pressed a plan to Britain and Germany to seek a peaceful settlement with Venezuela. The note proposes a peaceful blockade approach and warns American ships to avoid interference except as needed, amid ongoing tensions and a possible war declaration.
England Seeks Arbitration On Pending U S Request
The Arsoct Press reports Britain is considering arbitration on a dispute involving German subjects and naval tensions in Venezuelan waters. Lord Lansdowne said the proposal is under British government review as the United States contemplates arbitration terms. The U S minister at Caracas is credited with facilitating discussions.
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London
Lord Cranborne
House of ‘Commons
Schwann
Beret
Berlin
Tuerk
Garelhr
Mar
Restauradion
Hestaurador
Castro
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Venesuring
Venezuela
Piles
TTALY
Rome
Vitor Em
Jeanuel
United States
Vene‘Muth
England
Sam
Ter
Arsoct
Eee
Venetuetan
Lord Lansdowne
Lords
Caracas
The Ryno Trial opens as Miss Holmes testifies
The McPherson Kus county trial of Dr Ryno for shooting Miss Maud Holmes begins with a packed courtroom. The state introduces letters claimed to be by Hyne and Holmes identifies the accused in Canton Hutchinson Wichita and Toledo while recounting meeting Ryno at her father's home before the shooting. The jury is dismissed to review admissibility of the letters and handwriting.
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Canton
Kas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Toledo
Miss Holmes
Renee
Ryno
Ryno Ball
Iss Holmes
Galva
Maud Holmes
Htyne
Apa
Sta
Toon
Pool of Fifty Million Dollars Formed by Leading Banks
A New York financial pool of 50 million dollars was created by J. P. Morgan & Co. and others to meet possible emergencies in the money market. George F. Baker organized the pool with major banks pledging up to 5 million each, including National City, Chase, National Bank of Commerce, Hanover, Fourth National, and Western National. Corn Exchange and Bank of New York add substantial sums. The measure is precautionary and likely not needed unless urgent conditions arise.
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New York
Det
FP Morgan & Co
George F. Baker
Hirst National Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Chase National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Hanover National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Western National Bank
Telluride mine riot indictments in 1901 case
Telluride Colorado December general manager of the Smuggler Union Mining Company and other local mines today returned indictments against several principals. Indicted names not yet published but believed to be miners union members charged with conspiracy related to the July 1901 riot when non union men were driven from the Smuggler Union mine. No indictments found yet for Collins murder.
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Telluride
Colo
Snyder Sentenced Five Years In Missouri Penitentiary
Judge Ryan overruled the motion for arrest of judgment and sentenced banker and promoter Robert M. Snyder to five years in the Missouri penitentiary. Snyder’s attorneys given notice of an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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St Louia
Ryan Ti Day
Robert M. Snyder
New York
Kengee
Speed
Avescare
Snyder
Mig.nouri
Supreme Court
At Liberty
Mrs Grant Dies in Washington Home After Heart Disease
Widow of ex president Ulysses S Grant dies at 11 o clock Sunday night in Washington. Nellie Grant was with her mother. none of her sons were present. The body to lie beside her husband in Washington. The obituary recalls Grants early life, Civil War service and family memories in a wartime era, with praise for his military career and the couple’s shared sacrifices during battle.
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Washington
Ulysses &. Grant
Grant
Bat'le
Mirgurl
Volunterr
Soldler
Hier
Nellie Grant Sartoria
General Grant
Dave
Miller
Aksooules
Mmn
Soliiérs
Sry
Grane
Mex Grant Hex
Julia Dent
Frederick Dent
George Dent
Fort Montomery
White House
Penelope
New York
Groner
Ulla D. Grant
Union
Lahell
Vieleburg
Almont
Mrs Grant Dies at 76 End of a Storied Life
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant aged 76 died after a stroke in New York. She endured years of public life beside General Grant, shared his campaigns, and after his death maintained their home and supported veterans. Her passing closes a life of wealth, travel, and steadfast devotion to family and country.
Mrs Grant's Personal Tale of Marriage and War
The article recounts Mrs. Grant telling of her acquaintance with General Grant, their marriage, and life before and after the Civil War. It notes Grant as her brother's West Point chum, early postings, and intertwined family events through the Mexican War era.
Mill's Store News Promotes Christmas Shopping
The Dry Goods Store highlights its exclusive selection of novelties and staples. The Lace department offers laces, appliques, fascinators, silk shawls, duchess berths, and fancy veils as Christmas gift options. Shop this week to make the store headquarters for gifts and savings.
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