Panics at Bank of Venezuela prompt limited redemption
At Ca Pacas a bank panic drove small traders and depositors to redeem notes but the Bank of Venezuela limited exchanges to 20 dollars per person and closed by 4 p.m. Bills now sell at about 80 percent of face value while UKs decline to redeem. Berlin讨论 Venezuela and Monroe doctrine weigh on international claims and U S stance. German Marines briefly seize Porto Cabello to clear port, then retreat as barricades form.
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Willemstad
Island of
Curacoa
Jan S
CaPacas
Bank of Venezuela
Caracas
Germany
Taguayra
Dan
Porto Cabello
Deaths Rise From Toy Pistol Lockjaw Outbreak
Norfolk report records four new fatalities from toy pistol caused lockjaw after Christmas, raising total deaths to thirteen with at least two more pending. Names include George Spencer a 25 year old navy seaman and other victims from Louisville and Louisville area.
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Norfolk
Burns
George Spencer
John N. Turner
Lynn Walker
Leonard Drumgold
Louisville
Dan. G
Will Weiss
Henry Boyle
Will O'Neill
Lock Jaw
Christman
Derailed Southern Passenger Train Kills One, Injures Twenty Eight
Birmingham with Weems station near 15 miles from city reports that Southern Railway No 57 from Atlanta to Birmingham derailed at 10:40 p m Saturday. Baggage and mail cars wrecked, engineer White killed, 28 passengers injured from fractures and bruises, none seriously hurt.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Weems’ Station
White
Lone stagecoach holdup near Calistoga unfolds
A lone highwayman robbed the Calistoga and Clear Lake stage at Dusy Bend on Mount St. Helena Saturday. The six horse stage driven by William Connor carried the express box and several dollars from passengers. Authorities expect a valuable treasure was inside the box.
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Calistoga
Cal
Clear Lake
Mount St. Helena
Dusy Bend
William Connor
Tingley Trial Defense Calls Mrs Tingley
In San Diego on January 5 the defense called Mrs Tingley and read the depositions from the defendants. Her counsel presented a general and specific denial of all accusations against her.
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San Diego
Cal
Tingley
Madrid Plan Proposes Free Gold Coinage and Silver Ban
Finance Minister Villaverde prepares a presentation to the chamber outlining a financial scheme that would establish free coinage of gold while forbidding the coinage of silver.
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Madrid
Villaverde
Bragg Bros acquire Walther Mfg Co in city business shift
Fred Bragg and Willis Bragg become owners of the Edward Walther Manufacturing Co. effective soon. Fred Bragg, with Davenport links, and Willis Bragg of Davenport, will run plumbing gas fitting and heating operations and sell Walther gasoline gas machines as agents for Davenport Co. Edw Walther leaves after about a dozen years to head Davenport plant expansion.
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Bragg Bros
Edward Walther
Robt. Clayton & Son
Davenport
Bragg
O1l Co
Travenport
Welief
Walther
Barey Ave
Beacon coal praised for cleanliness and heat
Residents rate Bea con coal highly noting clean burns and strong heat. Advertisements claim the coal makes a hot fire and is suited for steam and furnaces with consistent quality from John Shields & Son and Columbia Pharmacy in the city office listings.
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John Shields & Son
Tel No
Columbia Pharmacy
Change in Furniture Firm
A deal was consummated Saturday evening whereby B. W. Nicola purchases the interest of his partner W. M. Campbell in the furniture business. Mr. Nicola is now opened up for business in the Temple building at the Miller and Son stand. Mr. Wilber Miller will be associated with Mr. Nicola in the undertaking department. Mr. Campbell's intentions for the future were not learned.
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B. W. Nicola
W. M. Campbell
Nicola
Temple Building
Miller and Son
Wilber Miller
Mr. Campbell
New Administration Opens at Courthouse in January Tone
At noon today the new administration at the courthouse was sworn in. Frank Neal becomes auditor and appoints J. W. Ingham as deputy. Ingham plans to stay winter only, returning to his Franklin township farm in spring. Laura Ingham ends as deputy county auditor with broad goodwill. County Clerk J. T. Matthews, Board member Samuel Anderson, Recorder Cocklin and Mrs. Cocklin start second terms as officials. The county board meets for January business. Also notes moves of local residents and visitors. Johnson bakery promotes bread tickets as a cost saver. Pension day at the county clerk’s office signs vouchers for old soldiers and widows.
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Court House
Frank Neal
J. W. Ingham
Ingham
Franklin Township
Laura Ingham
J. T. Matthews
Samuel Anderson
Cocklin
H.T. Reynolds
Annual Report of County Recorder Cocklin Shows a Good Business Has Been Done
County Recorder Samuel Cocklin presents his annual report noting a strong year with Milwaukee records contributing to a high total. For 1901 the ledger shows 2,548 instruments filed with 1,268 deeds and 603 mortgages, plus 281 chattels, 217 releases, and 221 miscellaneous items. fees totaled $1,500.40.
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Cocklin
Samuel Cocklin
Milwaukee
The
Russell Parents Thank Community After Mother's Passing
Erwin and Lauretta Russell express gratitude for the favors and support received during the final days of their mother's illness and death.
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Erwin and
Lauretta Russell
Local notes and school week opens after holidays
January 5 items report George Sharer vacationing in Winfield with friends. Prof Ruegles returns from Des Moines after Iowa Teachers' association meeting. Miss Etta Wooley back in Cedar Falls after holidays. Mrs Gordon and daughter visit Washington then return home. City schools resume after two week break. M Mansxell departs for Ames to study at the agricultural college. Week of prayer and union services announced at United Presbyterian with sermons by Rev J S Cotton and Rev T S Barker.
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George Sharer
Winfield
O. Ruegles
Des Moines
Iowa Teachers’ Association
Etta Wooley
Cedar Falls
James Gordon
Washington
Mr. Thompson
Duo
M. Mansxell
Ames
Agricultural College
United Presbyterian Church
Cotton
Barker
For Sale Cheap A good house and lot
Classified fragment list includes a sale ad for a house and lot with inquiry at Journal and phone 260. Also short notices about lost items, a young girl seeking a home, rewards for found items, and local social announcements from the Journal.
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Journal Office
Cupid Beaten In This Race Elopement Flight Ends In Return
In DeWitt Illinois Miss Thelma Robinson 16 and Carl Hoyt eloped from Bishop Hill Illinois but were captured by police after driving through Illinois and Iowa to wed. Parents later arrived and took them home. Hoyt was whipped and Thelma scolded. In Oshkosh Wisconsin Judge Burrell reduced damages for three kisses from 600 to 300 in a Neenah mill owner case.
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DeWitt, Ta
I’the Robinson
Carl Hoyt
Illinois
Iowa
Bishop Fill
Henry County
Uls
Hoyt
Oshkosh
Wis
G. W. Burrell
Ida Zachers
H. Ballou
Neenah
Ballou
Burnell
Miss Virginia Harned Cancels Detroit Opera House Sleigh Ride
Miss Virginia Harned injures her spine after slipping from a sleigh at a sleigh ride event in Detroit. She cancels performances of "Tris" scheduled for Saturday afternoon and night. Doctors expect a full recovery.
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Detroit
Dan
Virginia Harned
Tris
Detroit Opera House
Missouri Beaf Trust Found Guilty in State Beef Price Pact
Special Commissioner I HL Kinley reports that Armour Swift Cudahy Hammond and Nelson Morris were parties to a price fixing conspiracy for dressed beef and pork in Missouri. They are alleged to set and maintain prices through city agents and coolers in St Joseph St Louis and Kansas City with percentages of meat handled reaching 55 to 60 percent in some periods. Henry Krug Packing Co of St Joseph is cleared.
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Jefferson City
I HL Kinley
Kanane City
Crow
Supreme Court
Armour Packing Company
Nelson Morris & Co. Swift & Co
Hammond Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Rehwartechild & Sulzberger Company
Missouri
Henry Krug Packing Company
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Armour, Swift, Cudahy
Chetr
Kansas City
China and the Indemnity Refusal Sparks Arbitration Talk
Washington reports Pekin has declined to accept a second indemnity on the silver basis. Officials note no implied threat but warn the move is troubling. A Hague tribunal reference is urged by China and considered by the United States as a possible path if powers push toward extremes.
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Washington
State Department
Pekin
China
Hague Tribunal
United States
Motorman Thrown Forty Feet In Streetcar Collision
A Chicago and Northwestern engine collided with a street car on Dace Street in Sioux City Iowa seriously injuring motorman John McLeod who was hurled forty feet. Passengers escaped with only minor injuries in the Jan 5 incident.
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Sioux City
Chicago and Northwestern
Dace Street
John McLeod
State Representative-Elect Dead in Lincoln Neb
Lincoln Neb Jan 5 Jehbn R Mu- dies shortly after election as state representative elect. Officials report death occurred in Lincoln hospital with cause not released. Survived by widow and two children. Local officials plan brief memorial service.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jehbn R. Mu
Windsor trading merits attract buyers with proven deeds
The Windsor emphasizes actions over words to prove its advantages. It aims to persuade customers by highlighting qualities and values that demonstrate real benefits and encourage investigation into Windsor buying.
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THE
Windsor
Windsor Trading
Perfection In Pancake Flour In Washington
A pancake flour advertised as unmatched in Washington promises perfection and old fashioned sweetness. The copy urges readers to try a package and notes that pancakes made from it are delicious and savory. Two bikes mentioned in the ad appear as a promotional line.
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Washington
Fine Pure Maple Syrup Offered For Winter Use
A dealer promotes a choice clear pure maple syrup claiming it is tastier and purer than common adulterated syrups. The ad stresses winter availability and positions it as a feature product for discriminating buyers.
No better cider offered at 256 per gallon
A reader praises cider quality noting no other product matches its sweet purity and value at a price of 256 per gallon.
Cheese praised by many in Herkimer County NY
A vivid local note extols a high grade cheese from Herkimer New York. It is described as the finest available and preferred by numerous cheese enthusiasts in the city with a price of a pound.
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Herkimer Con
New York
A Snap or Two in Ganned Goods
A store touts new peaches as the best yet, linking the fruit to its brand with strong local identification. The ad highlights a premier, consistently praised product now offered with a new selection.
Dowte Man Charged in Kidnapping Case in Chicago
H. Reeves, manager of Zion Printing and Publishing House, and E. W. Newcome were arrested Saturday on $3,000 bonds for kidnapping 15 year old Harry Boor. Warrant sought by the boy’s mother Mrs. G. Bacansch alleges the boy was detained at the shop against his will in a case labeled undue influence.
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Chicago
W. H H. Reeves
Zion Printing and Publishing House
E. W. Newcome
Harry Boor
Smooth, Honest Looking Hillsdale Man Involved In Local Scandal
A Kansas City telegram reports Elgie B. Stevens and Frances Wilson arrested there for Michigan authorities. Frances C. Pavey, married last February to Edward Wilson, left the city with 40 to 200 dollars last December. Wilson seeks warrant. Stevens sells phonographs for S. B. Arnold in Albion and has a wife and two children there.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Kansas City
Elie TB. Stevens
Frances Wilson
Michigan
Frances C. Pavey
Edward €. Wilson
Will Boyd
Last Chance
Wilson
Elgie B. Stevens
S. B. Arnold
Albion
Football receipts at the University of Chicago in 2002
The 2002 football receipts at the University of Chicago totaled 48000 dollars. It is reported as part of fiscal figures for the university athletics program.
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University of Chicago
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