Venezuela and Britain Agree on Protocols for Claims and Blockade
The London and Washington dispatches report that the blockade of Venezuelan ports will be raised immediately following Washington Washington confirms official notice of blockade termination and protocol texts are released detailing mixed commission structure for British subject claims and the sharing of customs revenue for compensation to British, Belgian, and other parties under the Hague tribunal framework.
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London
Associated Press
Venezuela
Washington
Berlin
Commonore Schecter
State Department
United States
British Foreign Office
States of America
Veneuuejan
Arele
Tyiz Proterol
Mixed Commission
United Agreed
Great Britain
Colombia
Germany
Italy
Thia Wwth
Herbert W. Bowen
Michael H. Herbert
Trax
Venzuela
Main Traveled Roads on Muse's Ground Floor
Reduced prices on men's winter suits overcoats and trousers draw a good crowd at Whitehall. Stock covers all sizes, so fit is not the issue. The question on every mind is whether it pays.
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Muse
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Cures
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root touts kidney liver and bladder cures using a tonic that claims relief from pain in the back and acid troubles. It stresses the remedy s safety and offers free sample bottles and a book by mail, urging readers to mention The Atlanta Sunday Constitution.
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Kilmes
Ulfiwitoot
Kidner
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Kilmer
Deers
N. Y
Venezuelan British protocols outline revised terms and payments
The document details renewal of the 1825 treaty with Colombia, restoration of Venezuelan ships, and indemnities tied to claims from 1898 1900. It sets payments to Germany Italy and Britain, assigns customs revenue shares at La Guaira and Puerto Cabello, and references The Hague tribunal and forthcoming Hague reference on preferences.
Tallahassee First City Lighted by Own Plant
Tallahassee Fla February 14 Special For the first time in its history the city is tonight lighted with electricity The city owns the plant Tallahassee has made unprecedented progress since the opening of the Georgia Florida and Alabama railroad last spring providing quick connection with Atlanta and the outside world
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Tallahassee
Fla
Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Atlanta
Virginia Editorial Association Excursion In Tallahassee
A 75 member Virginia Editorial Association tour group visited Tallahassee on February 14, touring historic sites and being entertained before departing this afternoon for Richmond.
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Tallahassee
Virginia Editorial Association
Florida
Richmond
Costly Fire Destroys Memphis Paper Factory
Memphis Tenn February 14 The large paper and burlaps bag factory and warehouse of Sledge Wells in the southern portion of the city was completely destroyed by fire tonight. Estimated loss and damage about 75000 with about 7000 in insurance. The fire started in the printing department. Main loss is machinery and stock.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sledge & Wells
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes a circular and lists PFJ Cheney Co of Toledo as sellers with Hall's Family Pills as the best.
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Hall
PF. J
Cheney & CO
Toledoo
Drugelats. Ie
Castro Thanks Bowen as Venezuela to Lift Blockade
A cable dispatch from Minister Bowen reports that Venezuela will raise the blockade tomorrow after protocols were signed. President Castro acknowledges the gesture, expressing eternal gratitude for the justice and humanity shown by Bowen and Venezuela.
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Castro Cables
Venezuela
Castro
Bowen
Taa
Carnegie Offers to Act as Banker for Venezuela
Andrew Carnegie sent a message to Herbert W. Bowen on February 12 offering to provide 360000 dollars to meet Germanys demand for cash payment from Venezuela. Bowen replied gratefully but the offer was not necessary to accept.
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Garnegie
Venezuela
Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
Andrew Carnegie
Germany
Mr. Bowen
Carnegie
Bowen
Tomlinson Widow Wins 20000 Verdict in Railway Death
In Malvern Arkansas on February 14 the jury awarded Mrs. Tomlinson twenty thousand dollars for the accidental killing of Lieutenant Y A Tomlinson of the Washington D C Fencibles at Little Rock in 1894 by a switch engine of the Missouri Pacific Southern Railway Company. The case has endured in court for years. Mrs. Tomlinson and her son now reside in Brooklyn New York.
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Malvern
Ark
Tomlisong
St. Louis
Iron Moutainack Southern Railway Company
H Welw ee Wins at Golf in Palm Beach Cup Finish
H McElwee of Exmore Club Chicago won the Joseph Jefferson cup in the finals of a three day Palm Beach tournament defeating John Moller Jr of Apawamis two up with one to play. Sidney Maddock of Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn captured the Rea cup by beating Harry Suydam of Lakewood one up. Semis: McElwee beat Paul Waterman Edgewood and Molter beat Charles L Tappen Westbrook. Maddock beat T M Cook in Rea cup semis.
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Palm Beach
Fla
H. McElwee
Exmore Club
Chicago
John Moller, Jr
Apawamis Club
Henry Robinson Rea
Pittsburg
Sidney Maddock
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Harry Suydam
Roadmakers Back Prison Labor for Road Material
Detroit February 14 at the closing sessions of the American roadmakers officers were all reelected. A resolution favored using prisoners in state prisons and county jails to prepare road material but not to build roads. Materials would be furnished to towns at the cost of transportation.
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Detroit
Body of Woman Found in Phenix City
An unknown African American woman was found in a branch near the river in Phenix City Alabama this afternoon by local boys. The physician’s examination showed a broken neck and water in the lungs. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of murder.
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Phenix City
Ala
Second Cousin Was His Victim
In Fairburn Georgia Milo Collier a young white man was jailed by Sheriff Aderhold charged with attempting to assault the 12 year old daughter of Palmetto merchant Eskew the intended victim is Collier s second cousin. He was taken from Palmetto to avoid mob action and placed in the county jail. All involved hail from Fayette county prominent families.
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Fairburn
Milo Collier
Aderhold
Marahdl ‘Olin’ Eskéw
Palmetto
Collier
Fayette County
City to Build Its Own Plant in Columbus Georgia
Columbus water works commissioners rejected the bondholders proposal to sell the plant for 400000 dollars, with a possible city offer of 100000 dollars. The city plans to use the plant as a supplement to a new city-built facility as work progresses. A new military company was organized in Columbus with Captain John Inges and officers Louis Henes and Harry Bruce. Miss Nannie W. Marshall, formerly of Atlanta, died in Temple Texas and will be buried in Washington, Georgia.
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Columbus
Columbus Water Works Commissioners
Columbus Waterworks Company
John ‘Inges
Louis Henes
Harry Bruce
Nannie Marshall
T. C. Marshall
Nannie W. Marshall
Atlanta
Temple
Tex
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United States of America
la Gusyra
Puerto Cabello
Caracas
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Lewis Gregg
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