Venezuelan Government Talks in New York and Caracas Notes
In Washington on February 7 Secretary Root said the United States would accept charge of the consulate in France, responding to Venezuela’s request. In Caracas Oliver Taigny criticizes industrial classes for withholding support on French affairs and plans to discuss conditions with the French ambassador in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Tte
France
Root
Paris
Castro
New York
Oliver Taigny
Affa
Caracas
Venezuela
Zulia
Pat Crowe Goes On Trial For Robbery Of Cudahy
Pat Crowe faces trial on charges of robbing B A Cudahy of twenty five thousand dollars in Omaha. The case involves alleged connections to the kidnapping of B A Cudahy. Jury selection is expected to take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Omaha
Pat
Crowe
B.A. Cudahy
Fiversigo
Canadian rail project duties and cross border permits
The article discusses a proposed Canadian railway venture shown as more efficient than current routes. It questions whether Canadian authorities will grant permission for armed bodyguards representing the government to ease passage, mentions possible involvement of the State Department, and favors a contract with stipulation that Galt Railway obtain the necessary Canadian authority or that contractors deliver the ore at destination without extra US cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
State Department
Stipuiton Galt
Canada
United States
Attempted Distraction at New Astor Theater
A bomb plot at the Astor Theater in New York was uncovered when a fuse failed to ignite. A strike by iron workers is ongoing against pine interests, with no believed union involvement. In Augusta, Maine, the Clyde Steamship Company filed for a corporation with authorized capital of 14 million dollars.
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New Astor Theater
New York
Astor Theater
Iroin
Pines
NEW Steamship Company
Augusta
Clyde [Steamship Company
N Corporation
Te Seermaty
Annual Convention of National American Woman Suffrage Association
Tailimore Maryland February seventh marks the opening of the thts telgith annual convention at the Lyric Theater. Delegates from across the nation attend a packed program including speeches by Susan B Anthony and other leading suffragists. Governor Warfield and Baltimore officials welcome delegates as prominent college women and university presidents address the gathering.
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Harrisburg
Department of County
State Educational Association of Pennsylvania
Harrisbuts High School
George W. Weles
W. Moore
Ira N. McCloskey
H. ©. Klinger
George A. Walborn
Frank Koehler
George A. Grim
J. Kelso Green
Mattie Collins
W. W. Evans
FE. M. Rapp
W. R Imgetreet
Tailimore
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Lyric ‘Theater
Gill
Countecy
Susan B. Anthony
Ailrossen
Forernor Warfield
Mary
Jan
Baltimore
Teelty
Ates
Greatest Fatality Due To Pneumonia Albany State Deaths Report
Albany New York February 1 The State Department of Health reports for the last year 17 060 deaths with 875 in hospitals and 8 000 by other means The text notes pneumonia as the leading cause of death with a national rate around 14 per thousand The figures include yearly totals and comparisons to prior years and months with emphasis on pneumonia mortality across the five year span
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Albany
N.Y
State Department of Health
Angels
Dolly Ayerazo
Chemist Believes Big Railway Deal Kills
Washington February 7 A chemist declares mortality from unspecified causes exceeds one million Infante and links it to a large railway medicine scheme. Fragments reference Santa Fe railroad plans to extend into northern territory and a new company to control several lines, aiming to connect Willets to Eureka and reach Portland Oregon.
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Northwest
San Francisco
Ost
H. Harriman
A. W. Poster
Riley
Santa Fe Railroad
Northern Territory
Northwestern
Eureka
Har
California
California & North, Between Willets and Thurad
Nevis Shore
Willets
Haley
Mad
Portland
Ore
Naval Turbine Debate and Navy Medal News
Naval engineers in Brooklyn examine turbine potential to replace reciprocating engines. The discussion covers design, efficiency, and wartime needs. Also noted are medals awarded to Soviet and allied participants, plus upcoming amateur golf and local tournament details.
Bailey Tillman to Answer Patterson in Senate Clash
Senator Patterson of Colorado is delivering a major speech seen as a prelude to reviving the Republican Party. Senators Bailey of Texas and Tillman of South Carolina will reply in a rare crossfire. Solomon Tama of New Mexico and other national Republican leaders were warmly received at the White House.
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Bailey
Tillman
Patterson
Citcheen
Washington
Tm, Patterson
Colorado
Textx
South Carolina
Sotomon Tama
New Mexico
Mendores
National Republican Tal Committee
White House
Republican Party
Washington Congress Deliberates On Treaty and Rail Debates
In Washington on February 7 Senate debate focused on Patterson resolution opposing caucus dictation in treaty disposal. Patterson defended his stance amid party tensions and questions of patronage. House sessions opened with a rail bill debate featuring Cochran and Mann, stressing railroad abuses and public ownership as a remedy. A Utah polygamy hearing for Senator Smoot proceeded, with Prof. Wolfe noting rising polygamy since statehood. President named Grant to a higher post, sending his nomination to the Senate.
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Washington
Patterson
Senate
Courke
Santo Domingo
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Dante
House
Bourk Cochran
New York
Mann
Illnoise
Williams
Mississippi
Hepburn
Iowa
Cochran
Frauud
H. H. Rogers
Northern
Ater
Alnals
Utah
Benator Smoot
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Walter N. Wolfe
Brigham Young College
Logan
New Mexico
Wolfe
Grant
Frederick D. Ciraut
Unburnable Building Constructed At Last
A Chicago report describes a laboratory backed fire proof building concept from Underwriters Laboratories. It notes changes in plans toward a vitrified wall and hollow therapeutic framework to improve fire resistance and prevent rapid burning.
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Chicago
Nis
Hiro Bey
Ieelf
Vila Ta Ronf
Ieee
SICK ENSIGN CURED BY BELOVEDS VISIT
An ensign in Hocketiatown is cured after a beloved visit and a series of medical events. The patient, Wade, suffered peritonitis and was moved to a government hospital. Fabrioun, daughter of a Columbia University professor, visits in New York social circles after the operation and Wade shows signs of improvement.
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Hocketiatown
Nod
Charles Ait
Cale Town
Pulipigau
Cal
Enelien Wade
Eusien Tad
Mies Imbrigou
Santa
Mio Fabricoun
Ferret
Columbia Universiy
New York
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Uncle Sam
Secretary Root
State Grange
Geneva
N. Y
New York St Grange
E. B. Morris
Situs
Tere
FL & Bawley
Fayettesville
George A. Fuller
Jefferson County
Steee
Mobile
Ala
Interstate
Cane Growers’ Association
Altenskinoe
Wilson
The
Meat of Agriculture
Broward
Florida
Peoria
Dr. Simons
Interstate Savings and Trust Bank
People's Bank
Iilinnois Supreme Court
Dunne
Keeler
Springfield
Spreme Court
Marion
Silicons
Uhar
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence E. Cummings
P. R. Fahey & Co
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Boeing
Tly
Alebiy
Iran
Rij Maahimeem
Ike Samuel H. Derby
Woodside
Del
A. G. Gully
Connecticut Agrcultural College
Edwin Hoyt
Canian
George M. Twitellaton
Satlone
Alaska
Tah
Ttt
National Federation of Women’s Club
Congress
Senator Smoot
Remien
Johny Hopking University
Mies M
Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Mary KE. Wooley
Mowat Halyoke College
Lucy M. Salmon
Roe
Vassar Ouiléxe
Mary A. Jinan
Smith College
Many W. Catkina
Wellesley Colle
Charles Park
College Kanal Suffrage League
Taple
Dhyihutelpila
Aly City
Dudhiy Foulkes
In- Cisne
OxeClei
Tretevlek & Honatoy
Fiw
Oblor
Aley Mitedane
Athens
Hiul
Hoses
Dletory
Mies
Cunetan
Melle de Rivera
Tin Dept
New York City
Misa
Philadelphia
Neleon
D.C
Mike Busan
Hell
Julie Thing
Willey
Harriman
Foster and Ripley Agriculture
Ktown
Imanire Ijie
Wile
Iebur
Edo
Brooklyn
Aetem Lienert
J. Rar
Felf Champloneaty
Berthern Forbin
Poiny Tesco
Mir
Janae Farercia
Russia
Bee Wow
Hany
Smoot
Tillshum
Spooner
Tillnen
Derwriters
Dewien
Hollew
Pether Wens
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