Spite Causes May to Face Guatemala Debt Arrest
New Orleans reports say R H May former Guatemala railway contractor was arrested on the Stillwater gangway for attempting to depart the republic without settling debts. The arrest follows a recent arbitration ruling in his favor for 140000 dollars. May seeks medical treatment in the U S with representation arranged to present his case to Washington.
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Port Barrios
Guatemala
R. H. May
Guatemala Northern Railway
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Kenner
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Snow Briefs and Handcar Accident Near Dewey
A handcar heading south near Dewey jumped the track and smashed. Four members of the gang and one other person were seriously injured but not believed fatally. Silverton Texas reports the season's first snow melting quickly as stocks remain in fine condition.
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Dewey
Silverton
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Southern Industrial Convention Opens With Large Attendance
New Orleans December 4 The second day features a crowded hall as delegates and the public fill the venue. Cardinal Gibbons leads the opening prayer and President Hargrave contemplates another term amid rival favorites. Papers on technical education railroads and trade are read as cities vie to host the next convention and resolutions urge trade schools and state funding.
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Committee On Organization
Hargrave
Cardinal Gibbons
Isaiah
Safford Berney
Mobile
N. B. Kelly
Trades League of Philadelphia
Jackson
Miss
Waco
Tex
Memphis
Tenn
Morgan
Nicaragua Canal
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
W. W. Grubbs
Greenville
Virginia in Line Proposes Disfranchise Test for Voters
Richmond December 5. Senator John W Daniel drafts a plan to exempt from illiteracy the Virginians who served in any war. The proposal would admit illiterate ex Confederates and both black and white Federal soldiers, based on Civil War era laws. Also reports on Justice Albert Hoffman cremation in New York and Baron Speck von Sternberg marriage in London.
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John W. Daniel
Court of Last Resort
Louisiana
North Carolina
Daniels
Virginia
Wedding of Miss Langham at St George's Hanover Square
At St George's church in Hanover Square the wedding of Miss Lillian May Langham of Louisville Kentucky was held quietly. The mother and two sisters of the bride attended. Joseph H Choate United States ambassador supported the bridegroom. Panama coffee crop is expected to reach 900000 quintals the largest in the country. Shipments have started fueling competition among four steamship lines to move coffee and freight via the Panama railroad. Red Bud Illinois Mrs Joe Dehn age 45 wife of a prominent farmer died after her dress caught fire while she prepared a goose for a party.
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Lillian May Langham
Louisville
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Panama
Red Bud
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