Olney note on Venezuelan claim praised by Pan American talks
The report from Wausau today says Secretary Olney’s stance on the Venezuelan boundary is praised as indorced without US direct influence. Conference actions are seen as likely to press Europe toward restraint and foster goodwill with Latin American republics.
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Mexico
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Central America
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Jury O Uey
Europe
Senor Carbo
Washington
Ecuador
British Tradesunion Congress Receives U.S. Delegates
The British tradesunion congress at Epmsorex on September 9 adopted resolutions on MPs pay cooperation and the truck act. Sullivan and Strasser of the American Federation of Labor attended, receiving an enthusiastic welcome. Sullivan claimed U.S. labor progress includes higher wages totaling at least $40 million annually.
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Ni States
Drowned Atlanta business man Delbridge identified
Thomas J Delbridge a 30 year old Atlanta business man drowned Tuesday night in Lakewood near the city after renting a bathing suit and rowboat. His clothes were found in his bathhouse dressing room and the boat seen adrift near the shore. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Atlanta
Thomas J. Delbridge
Lakewood
Delbridge
R. Delbridge
Palmetto
Daily Market Reports Naval Stores Savawean Sept 0
Spirits of tarnsatins quiet at 2214 for regulars. saley 1,500 barrels 2,250. Rosin firm with strains steady at 1.35 dollars and 1.49 for piney grades. Turpentine irregular with virgin at 1.03 dollars and general levels near current bids. Receipts listed. prices shown for various vessels and products.
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Cote
Bist
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Bryan Acceptance Letter Emphasizes Monroe Doctrine and Arbitration
William J. Bryan's acceptance speech defends the Monroe Doctrine and calls for wage arbitration in interstate labor disputes. He denounces trusts and bonds, endorses the Democratic platform, and appeals for equal rights, strong constitutional limits, and constitutional law. The letter stresses nonreentry into the race and loyalty to party principles.
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Lixcoty
Neb
William J. Bryan
Stephen M. White
Grntlemen
United States
Magn
Treasury
National Bank
Li Hung Chang on silver bimetallism debate in China
Li Hung Chang answers questions on China’s monetary system and the silver standard. He favors international bimetallism, opposes a single gold standard, notes China relies on silver and uncoined bullion, and explains coinage, tarls, and the role of Mexican dollars. He warns gold currency is impractical in China and urges global monetary coordination. The interview reflects Chinese commerce, currency practices, and implications for international trade.
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China
New York
Li Hung Chang
Washington
Pacific
Shanghai
Canton
Li Hung Chang plans 63000 miles of Chinese railroads
Seattle Chinese merchants appoint a committee to greet Li Hung Chang on his Vancouver stop. They report that on his return to China he will launch a vast railroad network of 63,000 miles and open gold and silver mines across a 1500 mile northern mountain range. Machinery and iron will be sourced in the United States for the project. Mark Ten Suie says Li will publish a book about his experiences after visiting the flowery kingdom.
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Wash
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Gee Hee
Loui King
Li Hung Chang
Vancouver
United States
China
Mauch
Mark
Judge Earle Wins South Carolina Senate Victory
In a South Carolina primary Judge Joseph H. Earle defeats Governor Evans by a large margin, 25,000 to 80,000 votes, signaling a potential end to dispensary reforms. The result ends Governor Evans’s bid and hints at further disclosures from the dispensary scandal. Evans and supporters faced a heated, high profile campaign.
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Coumara
D. C
Joseph H. Earle
United States
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Tillman
vernor _ Evans
Democratic convention in New Jersey backs Bryan for electors
Sept 9 at Trenton the Democratic state convention nominated electors for William J. Bryan. Ex congressman Fowler called to order and urged Bryan for president with praise of bipmetallism. Augustus Cutler named temporary chairman and spoke in favor of bimetallism.
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Samuel Fowler
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Augustus W. Cutler
Heavy Bank Failure in New Orleans and Other Notices
Sept 9 reports: Union National bank in New Orleans failed at 11. Its capital stock stood at 500000 with a surplus of 150000. Doors opened briefly then closed at 10. In Monte Carlo plans, Chicagoans Hanna and Hogg seek Mackinac Island purchase with $500000 estimated for resort transformation. Jute crop outlook shows India yield likely one fourth below average. A Vancouver petition calls for restricting Japanese immigration and raising Chinese tax to 500 dollars.
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George Hogg
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United States
Dundee
Scotland
State Department
India
Wreckers Target Passenger Train Near Hull
A freight train derailed at Hull after switches were tampered with in a suspected wrecking, aimed at the northbound passenger due at three o'clock. The freight derailed first, five horses killed, several crew injured. passenger train halted safely after signals warned of danger. Authorities launch a rigorous investigation and seek the responsible parties.
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Hull
Snfe
Neal Fowler
John Staton
John Hix
St. John
Seaboard Air Line
Five Forks
Epkes
Amples
Cuffi
Weatherford Jailed as Lunatic by Judge Herrington
A trial for lunacy was held before Judge Herrington. W. H Weatherford, 21, a white farmer from Puryear's district, was found a lunatic by the jury and recommended for confinement at Milledgeville asylum. Ordinary Herrington will order the transfer at once.
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W. H Weatherford
Puryear
Milledgeville
Death in Monroe Claims Sallie Blasingame
Monro e Ga Sept 9 Mrs Sallie Blasingame wife of John T Blasingame and daughter of Perry G Smith died today after a protracted illness. She had been married but a few months. This is the second grown daughter lost by Mr Smith in the past two months.
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Sallie Blasingame
John T. Blasingame
Perry G. Smith
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