Caracas Rioters Attack Castro Regime in City Protests
A violent Caracas demonstration erupted as crowds attacked officials tied to President Castro. Mob violence destroyed lottery offices, a printing press, and shops tied to the regime, while police offered little restraint. The unrest followed wartime coastal tensions, with curbs and public disorder spreading through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracan
Caracaa Srose
Tarte
Hla Erochmeé
Terple
Castro
Jada
Wera
Boulevard de Tiata
Gaston
Veca
Caracas
Dec. U
Feopis
Vineguela Boa
Lottery
Lottery Teketa
el Constitucional
el Constitucional, the Organ of President Castra, of Which Gumersindg Rivas
Pit
Kenot Rivas
Count renounces sixteenth century child custody dispute
An ieuxue from Paris reports the Count abandons a petition for an annual 160,900 for three children and requests custody be given to his mother the Marquise De Castellane, while M Bonnet cites a letter praising the Count and defending his desire to care for the children. The Count insists money cannot govern the children’s fate and laments that their schooling would be French and not well balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Onl de Castellang
Hia Mudher
Stirg
M. Thnnett
L. Bonsnetta
de Sagar
George Fould
Grong
Gould
de Cratellane
Moser
Hla
Graphic tale of wreck at Alon and rising unrest
A fragmented account describes a wreck at Alon and escalating turmoil linked to a rising movement. It mentions Popzina and a national congress as avenues for attack while naming several political figures and groups amid unclear narrative flow.
British Flag Hauled Down by Native Movement
Report from Metoria about a native-led revolt on Rocke hanga Island in the Sanahind group. A land chief was proclaimed dictator, the Anglo flag lowered, and a new police force and courts set up. European traders’ stores were closed as ringleaders faced fines. Islands are part of the Cook group under New Zealand administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gensla Tello Mosdaza
General Mendora
Publc
Castro
Laa Ane
Ite
Cuatro
Metoria
Sorie
Oa- Uren
New Zeeland
Taft for Cause of Labor at National Conference Banquet
The New York gathering of National Chefe Federation members closed with a banquet at the Hotel Astor. Notables including Augiet Belmont and others spoke as leaders outlined labor cause support and pledged party unity. Attendees and dignitaries, seated at tables, heard remarks on progress and future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chefe Federation
Vath
Bamart
Mumypers
Augiet Belmont
Fotergilen
Mita
Tarmer Jide
Alton FA
Barker
Mra
Andres
Hotel Astor
Rae
J. Kelluge
Feen
Peterattany
Lewy
Taft and Gompers Clash Over Sherman Law and Labor
A transcription of a public address features Taft defending the Sherman antitrust statute while praising amendments. he argues labor unions will raise workers and the nation, and he notes support from Samuel Gompers. The passage includes tribute to labor leaders and mentions officers chosen for a related organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingails
Taft
Tate
Alos
Ali
Tart Wala
Mr. Taft
Fia
Supreme Court of the United States
Marag Us
Ant Trust
Sherman
Gumpere
Anybods
Justice
Ely
Carnegie
Materia Et Ans Piaute
Plac
Sr. Gompers
Ste. Taft
Advaso Rt
Ident
Seth Tow
Rleepreels Fenia
Samuel Gompern
Schelder
Elitron A
Stalid
Ten
Famin
Ide Veoler
Fasc
Atician
Ralph PL
Paul
Trial of Hargis Begun in Irvine Kentucky
The trial of Roech barat and the man charged with killing his father began in Irvine Kentucky with hearers and witnesses present. Prosecutors argued the motive and method as the defense challenged evidence and the judge set dates for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Roech Barat
Jackson
Biter Dames Harrie
Tate
Haris
Sting
Trial to Determine if Haines Act Was Defense
Flushing Feb 16 Thornton Haines faced trial over a shooting that killed Annie Haines during a confrontation with her husband and brother. District Attorney Darvin led the state case while Justice Crane limited testimony pace. Prosecution argued long enmity between Haines and Annie, with witnesses detailing the revolver firing sequence and actions at the yacht club landing.
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Flushing
Pec
Thornton
Haina
Peter
Hatos, Jr
Haine
Airs
Wm. D. Anais
Wfe
Thornton Maine
Ile Brother
Peter de Halne
Bng
Tela
Justice Crone Haw
Talesmen
Ifa
Halas
Thornton Haine
Annie
Iff
Brea Alt
Justice Crane
Darvin
Crane
Mre. Halat
Mra
Courtmom
White
Necreatlan
Theenten Maine
Annis
Recreation Tea Morthe
Dayside
White de
Thornton J
Thorton
Cal
Caylata Taina
Thornton Malis
Plaie
Aula Gud
Caylaly Haine
Alvermarte
Atates
Kains
Mr. White
Bae Defense
Sid Earkey
Cross
Meintyre
Joe Cane
Sarna
Court adjourns as juror's father's death halts trial
A shooting case unfolds with Andrews and Thornton Hales on a float near a dock while Captain Flame sleeps nearby. A juror's father dies in Port Jarvis prompting a long bench conference and a recess, delaying proceedings.
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Annia
Auta
Flame
Andrews
Thornton Hales
Laine
Thornton
Mr. Stephens
Taina
McIntyre
Snetice Crans
Jerdin
Jantin
Port Jarvis
X. T. Bonday
Telel Wll
Unknown man killed in railroad yard ambush
In Toledo Det 16 an unknown man was instantly killed and Marshal C F Woolf wounded in an encounter with five men during railroad yard raids. The marshal fired his pistol, one shot hit the assailants and the armed men fled as townsfolk searched the area for the culprits. The dead man, about 35, was described as well treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Det
C.F. Woolf
Survivor Describes Ten Weeks Afloat After Shipwreck
In a wartime style tale, Sara Campbell aboard the freighter Aww recounts ten weeks on a drifting wreck after Christ Trassland’s disaster last July. She details privations endured, rescue attempts, and the survival of fifty three others on a rock near the South Macite as rescue finally came.
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Fan
Francisca
Alex Sara Campbell
Christ Trassland
Maneda
Mira Campbell
Bauth Macite
Mk Panrengere
Efen
Rapida
Amro
Campbell
Popular Vote Is Large From Last Presidential Election
New York Dec 15 official figures reveal Taft 7, Firyan 6,392,042 Debs 448,452 Chan 241,253 Hlegen 3,166 Waste 35,427. Total votes cast 12,210,708. Republicans and Democrats gained since 1904, while Prohibition and Socialist Labor flags declined. Debs strongest in Pennsylvania New York, while Bryan led in New York and Illinois. Vermont and Delaware show notable support for socialists. Nine states reported no votes for prohibition candidates.
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New York
Milng
Mickliic
Taft
Firyan
Debs
Chan
Prohibition
Hlegen
Independence
Republican
Demcratic
Socialist Party
Reveree Ierug
Prohibiion
Popullar
Socialist Labor
Independence Party
Vetr
Bryan
Alto D. Parker
Roosevelt
Deh Tan
Sociallat
Ucket
Popollet Party
PeobiDttiontat
Chatin
Bing
Ant Cin Ae
Itelaries Labor
Stout
Cortigan
Ohta
Timota
Remery
Maryland
Nevada
Tali
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Delaware
Blacen
Massachusetts
Cauntry
Ate
Mater
Watson
Stiles
Mother Mortgage Saves Son With Home Placed as Security
A mother mortgaged her home to secure funds for her son’s care amid a charge of theft. The local outcome remains to be seen as the case proceeds and the lender holds the deed until resolution.
Closing quotations of world markets and commodities
World market quotes close with Amalgamated Copper at 51 14, American Smelting at 103 1 3, Anaconda at 918, and United States Steel at 61 14. Corners and rails show mixed prices while livestock and futures sections list receipts, prices, and weekly summaries across Chicago New York and Kansas City sessions.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Rolling Ho
American Smelting
Americat Huror Lannieg
Anaconda Minteg Co
Atchison Railway
Atchlam Railway
Tastsmore and Ohio
Crooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacfic
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Milsod St. Pac
Colorado Fart
Ima
Colorafin and Southern
Delaware and Blutsen
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and Alyirande, Ltd
Exo Mallway
Crest Northern
Pit
Great _Northernn
Milacle Crotrat
New York Central
Treading Tailway
Hoc
Would Not Part With Father's Painting
A distressed daughter faced poverty and refused to sell her father’s painting to buy food and medicine. In San Francisco on December 16, Amalie, daughter of a renowned artist, died amid hunger while funds could have saved her. the painting remained in possession of Marta Vries and extended family.
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Fen Francisco
Tate
Carlatta
Carter
Tse
Paverty
Amalie
Eentus
Mipw
Modrfenez
Harint
Ann Oatlant
Leinting Tative
Marta Mm Vries
Aral OO Yrara
Erates Wotherwita
Otrath
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Ctaicago
Chirag
Tetat
Ube
Canada
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India
Theca
Count Boni
Alon
DR. King
HQC
Ae Tanateath
Rockahanga
Hargis
Patricide
Dare Teverb
Roritrec Ee
Gal Sons
Hains
Aurse
Christman A. Land
Praleva
Wetingieon
Tee
Une
Yorm
Narley
Carh
Ckleton
Tomer
Kanaae
Xaneae City
Tre
We Lowes
Wales
Ugar
Suzat
Baz
Santos
Waal St. Louis
Dec
Dee
Evaper
Rey
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