Missing steamers S. K. Martin and Charles Spaceman
Intelixence reports two ships cleared from Cleveland on December 12 for Port Huron with coal. The S. K. Martin and the Charles Spaceman, towing a schooner, disappeared after leaving port two days later in a Lake Erie storm. Their crews total about 22 to 26 men, and rescue efforts are uncertain amid widespread fears.
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S. K. Martin
Charles Spaceman
Martin
Spademan
Cleveland
Ohio
Port Huron
Lake Eria
US Warns Europe Over Venezuela Debates Naval Blockade
The United States serves notice to Great Britain and Germany that it does not consent to any extension of an international peaceful blockade in Venezuela. Washington warns against European forces attacking Venezuela to collect debts and notes the bombardment at Puerto Cabello as creating a serious situation.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Venezuela
Bardment
Puerto Cabello
Washington
House of Commons
Balfour
Venesuela
Rotfour
Ly Jeruany
Castro
Forta
Winetta
Craser
Tuerto Cabello
Erniacht
Puerto Crbulie
Usta
Puerto Cabrera
Venezuala
United States Can Enforce That Policy xeinKt Rucholds
France
Britain
Venezuela Blockade Threat Dominates Caribbean Crisis
A discourse on Venezuela's finances and a potential Anglo German blockade dominates reports from Congress and foreign stations. British and German naval actions threaten Caracas while fortifications at Puerto Cabello suffer bombardment. The article weighs the political and military risks, including possible U.S. reactions under the Monroe Doctrine, and notes economic strains and international responses.
Senate Debates Tax, Armists, Statehood Amid Busy Session
Senate and House actions span fiscal bills and foreign policy, including a pay raise for the anthracite strike commission renamed arbitration, a $4,000,000 Union Station project, and foot and mouth disease funding for New England. Debates cover statehood, a memorial to McKinley, and measures on livestock health, census records, and federal building contracts in Chicago.
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Senate
Aol
At & v Cluck
House
Missouri
Ifoure
Russell
Connect Jents
Sheppard
de Graffenreid
Texas
New England
Appropriations Committee
Jake Senator
McMillan
Michigan
Washington City
Thelouse
Hany
Newland
New York
Wetmore
McKinley
Bacon
Dillingham
Dilling 2
Louisiana
Kies Growers’ Association
Bayon Versuilien
Wyoming
Mukilteo Pont
Wash
Department
Stary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Ikenn
Sewell
Ife
Ile
Maryland
Charles Curtell
Carraliion
John Lawsen
Continental Congress
Bartlett
Jersey General
Ufepdarn
Lawn
Qaindorsed
Hepburn
Soureau
National Capital
Wilson
William B. Curtis Saya
Philippines
Atir
Hoxton
Company
Sead
Representative Mann
Cisicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Food Prices Soaring Across Nation This Year
Prices for food and life’s essentials have risen sharply, up about 25 percent in the past year and over 331 percent in 16 years. At a Chicago grocery, coffee flour and sugar are the only staples not rising. all dried and canned fruits vegetables poultry butter and meats show upward trends. The table lists two year price advances across staple articles, reflecting widespread market pressure.
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Chicago
Willanon
Fragmented item on early marriages and rail developments
Disjointed OCR text reports a marriage near Pew, Mh, mentions Frisco Railroad and Chicago to Ohio lines, rail wage policy, and large grain shipments. It notes wage equality aims, incoming grain shares by rail lines, and a planned elevated rail crossing costing about two and a half million dollars as a major infrastructure project for Chicago.
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Pela Yhnan
Pew
Feo
St. Levis
Frisco Railroad
Canaita
Ian
York
Chicago
Ohio
New York
Hochester
South Dakota
North Dakota
Mion
North West
York Central
Ste
Rend
Burlington
Banta Pe
Einstern Ilinois
Great Western
Wabash
Calue Ialve de Uries
Towa
Ajacent
Chicago and Alton
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa
Market Trends and Trade Activity Across Sectors
The Verjy Trende Review notes brisk retail trade and delayed orders, with rail earnings up, but wholesale steady and transportation bottlenecks amid rising demand for railway supplies. Cotton goods remain steady, hides shift, and wool prices firm as foreign hides rise. grain and wheat show strong market activity despite bearish reports, with export prospects muted and South American factors influencing sentiment.
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New York
KR. G. Dun & Co
Eastern Steel Works
Armicturn
Sprius
New England
Union Sole
United States
Canada
Bradetreet
IRB
Chicago and Milwaukee Market Prices Ledger Fragment
A dense list of commodity prices across cattle hogs and grains including Chicago and Milwaukee markets. Entries show bids ranges for cattle shipping hogs wheat corn butter eggs oats and other staples with mixed typos and unclear punctuation.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Herge
New York
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Anti-Saloon League
Congress
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League
Dinwiddie
Andijan
Ferghana
New Marghelan
Russian Central
Khokand
Mickey
Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Commercial Club of
Lincoln
Cve
Lawrence Poulliam
The
National Bank
Asheville
N.C
Lotte
Lulli
Twe
Stockton
Cal
Paul Hiane
Henjamin Utour
Vincennes
EM Slyman
General Hospital
Tororo
Ont
Hyman
Iis
San Francisco
Hendricks
W. VI
Milwaukee Health Department
Jones
Nice
Vega
Pessina
Merignac
Kirchoffer
Howard
Jim Howard
Goebel
Kentucky Supreme Court
Tom Hed
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dan Daly
GranOpara Co
Uncle Sam
Venaxuela
White House OF Vendela
Gibraltar
Caribbean
Sttawintat
Land Genely Nue
Inpge
Bondan
Lideain
Alfred Plohm
Guyra
Sherr von Pulsein
Ustee
Voleny
Venanes
Zaracas
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Sypatin Velgman
Crestre
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Medicine Lode
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Conception
Society of Mayr
Washington At Ite Mil Banquet. Urtus
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Aw School
James Colly
Oskaloosa
Kan
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Frank Simmons
Janes E. A. Gibbs
Wilcox & Gibbs
Paphine
Rockbridge County
Burlington Railroad Company
Ifm
Harbor OF PA
Cabello, Stlowine
J. Balfour
Lom
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Coneresis
Drew
Ducke
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Europe
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