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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1902
Page
5
The article details intergovernmental efforts around arbitration and possible settlement in the Venezuela situation. It cites U S and British positions, mentions ministerial discussions in Rome, and references German and British actions, with signals of a push for peaceful settlement and naval movements near Puerto Cabello.
A dispatch from Buenos Aires reports Argentina’s cautious stance amid Anglo German pressure. It suggests Argentina may align with the United States if Britain and Germany press for intervention, while Latin American solidarity and fears for regional stability rise. The piece notes tensions over hemispheric policy and echoes views on US obligations under the Monroe Doctrine.
A distorted historical fragment discusses Venice and the United States, referencing naval events and diplomatic doctrine. It mentions Spanish influence, alleged abuses by vessels, and a general expectation of policy response. The legible content hints at deliberations over neutrality and moral duty.
Mrs Ulysses Grant, born Julia Dent in St Louis in 1825, died in Washington City. She was married to Ulysses S Grant in 1848 and bore him four sons, living largely out of public glare. She supported her husband through Civil War years and often avoided public fire, leaving a legacy of resilience and private service.
San Francisco reports the successful landing of the Pacific cable shore end amid public festivity. Observers recount cheers from 30,000 to 48,000 people, with governors and Commercial Cable Company officials praising the achievement and the final laying of the link to the shore, marking a major step in transoceanic communications.
Telluride Colorado grand jury returns indictments against fifty-seven individuals amid accusations of involvement with a criminal conspiracy. The report notes the majority are claimed members of a named organization and references alleged actions at a local restaurant and related investigations.
New York woke to a coal shortage as supply chains failed and power plants, hospitals, hotels, and tenements faced outages. With more than fifty thousand tons missing, warmth and essential services faltered, sparking fear of widespread hardship and mounting public distress.
A 130 million fund organized by George I Baker aims to support Wall Street brokers. Major banks including National Bank of Cont Were and other institutions pledge 85 million each, with Exchange and Chinese National Bank New York also providing large sums. The plan faces doubts about actual need and execution.
Chaired by Beranton, the Sta'ke Commission faces impatience over delays in opening hearings. At issue are wage and strike matters with the commission seeking fuller information from attorneys. The commission may adjust proceedings as developments unfold this week, with schedules uncertain.
A seven year old boy Rovian Wards and a three year old Wadwward Windsak perish in a seven story tenement fire on a Tuesday. Naw Vor Poo Vi Thirea lyea and others are missing or severely burned while attempting to rescue family members. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents gathered outside.
Report from Washington dated March 1 notes that the United States will not observe a Venezuelan blockade, detailing allied proposals to bomb Puerto Cabello’s fortifications and the complexities of enforcing neutrality while considering potential retaliation against American ships. The note emphasizes the legality of a blockade, potential reprisals, and ongoing diplomatic exchanges with Britain and Bevin’s government.
The report notes that Venezuelan ships were destroyed as a necessary measure during wartime. The action followed the seizure of the cruiser Gazelle and the loss of several vessels, with allied forces targeting ports and fortifications around Porto Cabello and Margarita Island.
A flag and gunfire exchange occurred yesterday afternoon as German and British ships bombarded Fort Bolino and Castle Liberte near Caracas, with no reported town damage. The attack prompted responses from American authorities and Venezuelan officials, while tensions influenced regional warnings and potential allied support.
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