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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1903
Page
8
Pledge broken by The Powers in Caracas dispute
United States chargé Russell reports confusion over Venezuelan ship seizures as protocols delay. President Castro weighs whether to send crews to Trinidad or demand return of vessels. Bowen drafts protocols for Hague referential treatment, while Germany seeks immediate payment under February protocol terms. Restaurador returned to Venezuela from German hands in dockside handover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Russell
United States
Castro Dioes
Trinidad
Yiowen
Castro
Hay
London
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Cadacas
Officius
Washington
Bowen
Hague
Caracas
Germany
Kerr Haltazzi
Herr Faltazei
Aracas
Ger
Signor Mayor Des Planeches
German Demand for Cash From Venezuela
Germany pressed Venezuela to pay five thousand five hundred pounds by March 15 under the agreed time limit. The German minister discussed the matter with Mr Bowen in a friendly exchange, insisting it is a monetary claim. Venezuelan German citizens appeal to Berlin for settlement through their government, and Germany says the issue must be handled via its Caracas representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Venezuela
Bowen
Berlin
Hower
Toney
Carae
Plan for world beef merger eyed in Chicago
Chicago February 25 plans nearly complete for merging interests of firms in the beef trust with an incorporation of a securities company that may control the world meat trade. The holding company would list G. H. Hammond Packing Co. Omaha Packing Co. Anglo-American Flower Co. St. Louis Beef Co. and United Dressed Beef Co. as securities. Headquarters set in Chicago with leaders from the individual firms. Capital likely around 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Chicago
Beeft Trust
United States Packing Company
Grogscup
Packing House
G. H. Hammond Packing Com
J. C. Melvin
J.P. Lyman
Hammond Company
Prederick Cowan
Anglo-American
J. J. Robbins
Omaha Packing Company
Cobra Smashed Jaw in Fiery Rage at Bronx Zoo
A cobra at the New York Zoological Park in Bronx broke its jaw in a violent rage. Curator Ditmars and Keeper Snyder restrained the reptile during a dangerous ten minute dressing to replace a stern head dressing, as the snake lunged when the door closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COBRA
York
New York Zoological Gardens
Bronx
Park
Tor Ditmars
Snyder
Dimara
Fireman's Body Found After Eleven-Day Search
In Quitman Georgia on February 23, the body of J B Dixon a fireman aboard the engine wrecked on February 11 at Lituhe river was recovered after eleven days of searching. He bore bruises and a deep head wound, found downstream from the bridge. A diver had earlier searched the river bottom. dynamite was used to aid recovery. Dixon held $1500 in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
J. B. Dixon
Lituhe River
Jacksonville
Dixon
Unified baseball rules form at Chicago meeting
Peace reigned as American and National leagues and the National Association of Minor Leagues conducted a joint session in Chicago on February 23 to adopt a uniform foul strike rule and amendments to the balk ball rule. A new section on the pitcher's box height and plate slope was added, with rule 33 revised to define a valid delivery when the pitcher has one foot behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Minor Leagues
CANNOT SEE ACROSS THE OHIO FLOOD WIDENS WATERSHED
Floods from all streams flood the Ohio river turning water into a sea in Evansville Indiana. In spots between here and Paducah the river spans about fifteen miles preventing shore to shore sight. Wheat crops are ruined and land opposite Owensboro is submerged for seven miles. Steamboats cannot land at many points hindering transportation and mail delivery as water rises to forty point seven and then falls. Lumbermen on Green and Hough rivers suffer heavy losses while wheat damages occur across many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Paducah
Indiana
Owensboro
Green
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Pneumonia Cure
Pneumonia described as dangerous and fatal, often following a cold or grip. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is claimed to quickly cure these diseases and counteract pneumonia tendencies. It is presented as reliable and suitable for similar ailments.
Dewey Prize Money Rules in Supreme Court Decision
The United States Supreme Court ruled on prize money cases from the Spanish American War era. It upheld the Dewey prize decisions for Don Juan de Austria Isla de Cuba and Isla de Vagan but ruled against Sampson and the Maria Theresa claims, stating the latter were not valid prizes. The ruling addressed salvage status, prize law, and whether money and bounty could be awarded for the same action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Taylor
Maria Theresa
Santiago
Theresa
Beig
Dewey
Don Juan de Austria
Isla de Cuba
Isla de Vagan
Bewey
Cavite
Isla de Luzon
Sampson
Robbery on Church Street in Huntsville
Austin Jenkins of the Huntsville Lumber Company was held up by two highwaymen on Church street last night. He had a small sum on him which was taken. The assailants warned Jenkins not to report the crime or they would return to kill him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Speecial
j—Austin Jenkins
Huntsville Lumber Company
Church Street
Jenkins
Yenkina
Statehood Compromise Fails in Senate Fight
Washington February 23 A battle over a compromise statehood bill stalls as Republican leaders split. Senator Nelson of Minnesota opposes all territories but Oklahoma, while Democrats loyal to the omnibus push demand Arizona inclusion. Key Democrats may vote against the statehood rider on post office funds, risking abandonment of the measure amid expected ratification of Panama and Cuban treaties. A PAZO remedy ad appears at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Onl
Washington
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
Territories Committee
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Indian ‘Territory
Quay
Democratic Friends of the
Cockrell
Pettus. Jones
Arkansas
Harris
McLaurin
Mississippi
Panama
Safe Cracked and Robbery Report From Lake Park
Safe breakers blew open the Lake Park post office safe in the store of J D Stalvey and rifled about $5 in currency and stamps. A second safe at B E Brown’s store was damaged but not opened. a saloon was entered and whisky stolen. No crew found. suspected professionals. Nearby Scottsboro residents offer 420 acres for a teachers' school site atop Tuley Mountain to secure a Peabody fund project. other inducements promised. Arkansas senate passes anti trust bill by 27 to 3. goes to house. governor says bill excludes corporations in global cartels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Lake Park
J.D. Stalvey
BE. Brown
Secottsboro
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Senate
House
Davis
Arkansas
Driven to Jail by Conscience in Denver
A man calling himself Fred J. Fox surrendered at a Denver police station claiming Detroit warrants for theft of 225 dollars in diamonds. He said he worked for Charles Free jewelers and obtained gems from Horace W. Steere six weeks earlier, then fled to Kansas City and sold them for 12 500. He still has the money and plans to use it to flee. Police telegraphed Detroit authorities as to the warrant. A stash of cash was found on him during search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fred J. Fox
Lee
Detroit
Mich
Fox
Charles Free
Horace W. Steere
Kansasity
St. the
Death of Mrs W A Lanford Ends Illness
Mrs Clara Lanford wife of Detective Newport Lanford died yesterday morning at her home 116 Glenwood Avenue after several months illness. She leaves three young children. Formerly Miss Jara Colthran. Funeral services set for 8 40 am at Woodward Avenue Baptist Church with police escort. Interment at Indian Creek Church near Clarkston at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Lanford
Clara Lanford
Newport, Lanford
Glenwood Avenue
Lanford
Jara Colthran
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Indian Creek Church
Clarkston
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