25 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
1
Castro declines to submit the asphalt differences to arbitration, calling the proposal insufficient. The exchange labels the stance as a firm refusal amid ongoing tensions with the rival side. No new concessions are reported.
Washington dispatch reports Castro’s reply to arbitration questions, casting the asphalt trust case into Venezuelan courts. Bowen condemns the reply as insulting while the cabinet downplays impact, planning to await next developments as Castro pursues a southwestern trip.
Mrs Chadwick testified in Cleveland bankruptcy court that her total indebtedness would not exceed 750000, with 268000 in commissions to lenders. She admitted owing about 200000 to Charles H Stewart and up to 150000 in jewelry held by Wolfers Brothers of Brussels. The examination was adjourned until Thursday.
Raleigh March 24 Special states cotton growers see a crucial moment as state association agents urge unity to hold crops and cut acreage. Small farmers, often in debt, resist pledges, risking low prices next season. Fertilizer bills, running to eight to ten million dollars last year, pressure timely payment. The movement seeks a 25 percent acreage reduction and equal fertilizer cuts to stabilize income.
March 24 New York The appellate division affirmed a lower court decree awarding John G Carlisle a former secretary of the treasury 25349 for services in a contest challenging duties on imported goods. Carlisle aided Reon Barnes retained by merchants. litigation netted importers nearly 5500,000 from the government. Barnes denied engagement and Carlisle sued for the fee.
General Manager Colonel Park Woodward of the city water works was fully exonerated of charges after an executive session of the board. The panel accepted the water works committee's report and prepared to vote on four specific charges concerning scrap iron sales, retention of an employee, self benefiting work, and discharge of five workers.
London reports final Japanese loan details with 150 million dollars sought for three years, issued in New York and London, 10 percent interest at 4.3 percent, security from tobacco receipts. Banks Kuhn Loeb Co and others in New York. British banks led by previous loan group. German banks excluded. loan expected next week. redemption at par in five years.
Paris March 24 The resumption of negotiations between Russia and Japan signals a clearer path to peace. The move follows a strong financial push and suggests funds may remain in France to cover interest coupons while war burdens persist. Diplomats note Russia seeks pacific terms with multiple powers aiding, though Japan’s Vladivostok proximity remains a key hurdle.
Northbound Frisco train No 6 struck a burned bridge a mile south of Arthur City. One killed, several injured. The deceased is Maggie Cooney, maid to Mrs. Frank P. Haya of St. Louis. Injured include Mrs H Peyton Moberly, D F Kitlam, Eugene Culvey, Mrs Louisa Smith, B W Wilbur, and L Lavesay. Cooney died at Aiken hospital in Paris at 7 30 p m.
Reports from the front describe Russian plans to withdraw main forces beyond Harbin to protect communications, with Tsitsthari and Amur as potential new concentration points. Japanese cavalry move toward Tsitsthari while pressure aims to force General Linvitch south of Harbin.
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