Bill to declare Monroe doctrine international law in Americas
Representative Beach of Ohio introduced a bill after the Venezuelan dispute proposing an international conference of American republics to declare the Monroe doctrine as international law. The President would invite plenipotentiaries, each government to appoint, with one vote per nation, Washington to host within a year, and $50,000 appropriated for conference expenses.
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Wasmisoron
Beach
Ohio
United States
Bell
Washington
Olneys Hefly To Salisbury With Possible Evidence
Paragraph discusses Secretary Olney likely to acknowledge Lord Salisbury notes on the Venezuela boundary dispute with British Guiana. It suggests the President may present the British government with the U S position and possibly request formal evidence on the boundary from the British foreign office.
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Eogland
Wasmiyetox
Congress
British Guiana
Venezuela
Olney
Lord Salis- Bury
Sappismentian
Foreign Office
War talk in the press and Canadian reactions
Editorials in The Independent urge against war with England or the United States, calling it monstrous and insane. Montreal papers note wartime anxieties with Scots battalion readiness, and The Montreal Star offers to equip a regiment and support families if war comes. Sir Augustus William Hemming appointed Governor of British Guiana.
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The
Independent
England
United States
Montreal Hlar Ofere
Mostreal
Stormont
Mount Royal
Lord Salisbury
Montreal Star
British Guiana
Kew
Lospos
Augustus Willian Hemming
Colonial Office
Goveror
Charles Cameron Lees
K. MG
Farmer John Rogers Found Dead Near Sepax Kansas
John Rogers a farmer living four miles southeast of Sepax Kansas was found dead in woods with a shotgun and a dead rabbit beside him. Authorities believe self-inflicted death. Texas dispatch notes heavy rain and flooding across the region, with railway traffic delayed by the storm.
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Hunter
Sepax
Kan
John Rogers
Miewoods
Tesas Dextsos
Texas
Wanamaker Ends Philadelphia Trolley Strike Settlement
Dec 24 report from Prapaneaia states the great trolley strike is ended with Johm Wanamaker credited for the settlement. The Christian League aided, concessions granted by both sides, and old workers prioritized as vacancies arise. About 5,000 strikers and nearly 1,000 new hires affected.
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Philadelphia
Prapeneaia
Johm Wanamaker
Christian League
Asian Traction Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Warsaw Flood Alarm Grows Across Missouri
In Dec 24 reports from Suparta and nearby towns, Warsaw faces rising flood danger as the Osage River climbs toward critical levels. The Sedalia Warsaw & Southwestern depot becomes a temporary boating ark, ropes tethering it to fixed objects while trains stay two miles away.
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Warsaw
Suparta
Sehell City
Rockville
Sedalia
Barta
Special Holiday Rates on Union Pacific Route Ticket
One and one third fare round trip to points within 200 miles. Tickets sold December 24 25 31 and January 1 Good for return including January 3. B A Lawrs Ticket Agent Bronken edge collars repaired by Pear less Steam Laundry 112 114 W Sib.
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Union Pacific
B.A. Lawrs
Pearless Steam Laundry
Santa FE
J.B. Bowes
Meeting in Cooper Union Denounces Venezuela Policy
In New York on December 24 eleven speakers denounced President Cleveland's Venezuela policy at Cooper Union. Ernest Howard Crosby led, criticizing the Monroe doctrine as misused, amid hisses and applause. Rev Lyman Abbott and Henry George urged restraint and peace, while other speakers condemned the administration and its stance.
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New York
Cooper Union
Cleveland
Congress
Ernest Howard Crosty
United States
Monroe
Grover Cleveland
Egypt
Expt
Turkey
California
Arizona
Wildebeers
Texas
Mr. Crosby
Bev
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Drr
Abbott
Whens Mc. Olney
Great Britain
Vnce
Venezuela
British Guiana
América
Henry George
Charles Frederick Adams
W. G. Bliss
Boston
Franklin Pierce
RK. Heber Newton
Senator Pettigrew Sees England Bribing Venezuela for Boundary
Senator RB F Pettigrew of South Dakota predicts England will likely bribe its way with the Venezuelans to settle the boundary dispute. He argues an English purchase or bribery could secure a Venezuelan agreement, making a war with the United States less probable and labeling the situation a laughing stock if England spends a half million dollars to settle the line.
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Great Britain
RB. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
England
Venezuela
English Family Demands 46000 for Nebraska Outlaw Fight
The Dawsons claim 46 000 in damages from an outlaw raid by Vic McCarty’s gang in Nebraska. The claim, seen as absurd, notes only a small wagon and two broncos as the couple’s property, while recounting a scuffle in which the Dawsons defeated McCarty’s men before the matter ended.
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Neb
Holcomb
Olney
Nebraska
McCarty
Vic McCarty
Zeitoun Captured and Armenians Massacred Reported
Telegraph dispatch from Vienna says Mustapha Pasha’s Turkish force captured Zeitoun, previously held by insurgent Armenians, and massacred Armenians who could not flee to the mountains. Also reports Nansemond collision near Aruba. ship sank with substantial loss and fourteen deaths.
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Lospex
Telegraph
Vienna
Mustapha Pasha
Zeitoun
Bollixtom
Cursces
Nansemond
Laksy
Cursees
Maracaibo
Mexico
Aruba
Lasky
Russian writer Sergius Stepoinik dies in London
Sergius Stepoinik, the exiled Russian writer who left Russia in 1876 over criticism of the Tolstoyan system, dies in London. The brief note notes his long exile and literary stance.
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Sergius Stepoinik
London
Russia
Count Tolstoi
Theodore L. Sewall
Indianapolis
May Wright Sewall
Pittsburg
Memphis Cotton Exchange
First Woman Physician Elizabeth Blackwell's Trailblazing Path
The article recounts Elizabeth Blackwell the pioneer woman doctor facing hostility yet persisting. Born in England she supported sisters after her father's death and sought medical training despite widespread refusals. She earned the first woman diploma from Geneva Medical College in 1849 and later founded the New York Infirmary and College for Women before serving in wartime sanitary work. Now living in Hastings and maintaining an London office.
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Danbeth Blackwell
Fanny Kemble
Elizabeth Blackwell
New York Infirmary
England
America
Elizabeth Clack
Blackwell
Charleston
Philadelphia
Medical College
Geneva
N. Y
Boingiong
Paris
la Maternite
New York
New York Infirmary and College For Women
Sanitary Commission
Hastings
London
The Double Dealing Sultan and Bahri Pasha
The article accuses Bahri Pasha of duplicity while praising his sultanate promotions. It cites his role in the Van massacres and mentions Sir Philip Currie calling for his removal. It notes Aleppo's Turkish rule, 60 miles from Antioch, with a Christian and Jewish population of about 20 000 and recent anti Armenian outbreaks.
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Bahri Pasha
Armenia
Ottoman Empire
Babri Pasha
Aleppo
Pasha
Van
Philip Currie
Philip
Yildiz
Syria
Antioch
Special Holiday Rates Offer Return Trip Within 200 Miles
Daten Possile Route promotes holiday fares for trips within 200 miles with tickets sold on December 2 26 81 and January 1. Return validity to January 2. City Ticket Agent A Lewis issues the sale note.
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