Government to file injunction over Lake Washington drain
United States Attorney Stripling received instructions from Attorney General Knox to seek an injunction against George W. Hopkins to stop draining Lake Washington into Indian River via a canal through Elbow creek. The action, tied to a proposed canal to the Atlantic coast, spurred widespread debate along the St Johns River and opposition from the Jacksonville board of trade. The case will be brought before Judge Locke soon.
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Sanford, Fla
United States
Stripling
Knox
George W. Hopkins
Lake Washington
St. Johns River
Indian River
Elbow Creek
Aliantic Coast
Jacksonville Board of Trade
Locke
Guarded Waterbury Reopens Trolley Lines After Strike
Waterbury Connecticut February 2 National Guard units from the First and Second regiments guard the city amid a trolley strike. Connecticut Railroad and Lighting Co restarts service with the first car at 5 30 am. Non union workers suffer injuries from Saturday night stone and glass attacks while others are treated for wounds. One motorman Alexander Winthrop in serious condition.
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Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut National Guard
Connecticut Railroad and Lighting Company
Barnes
National Guard
Naugatuck
Alexander Winthrop
PREFERRED PAYMENTS FOR VENEZUELA DEBT TALKS
Washington February 2 Minister Bowen says allies may receive preferential payments for one month if they accept the rest of his plan and lift the blockade now. Allies may concede to six months or a year of preferred treatment. President Castro cables Washington seeking equal treatment for all claimants. Bowen will inform allies of Castro's message.
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Washington
Bowen
Venezuela
Castro
Protests by Allied Colonies Against German Influence
A Caracas dispatch reports American, French and Spanish colonies protest to their legations against the claim that the United States is to serve as Germany's tool. The French colony says Germany should not get special loan terms amid Venezuela's bankruptcy. A Herald correspondent notes Castro's troops were defeated by Venezuelan revolutionists near Caracas, Curacao.
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New York
Caracas
United States
Germany
France
Venezuela
Mme. Humbert
Castro
The
Herald
Willemstad
Curacaa
Fourth Russian torpedo boat passes Dardanelles
Constantinople reports the fourth Russian torpedo boat threaded the Dardinelles channel, marking another naval maneuver in the strait.
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Constantinople
JERRERSON'S MEMORY The Sage of Montliafin remembered at Capital
A fragmentary notice recalls Jerrerson, famed as the Sage of Montliafin, honored in the capital for his memory and contributions.
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Montliafin
Capital
Jefferson Memorial group appeals for funds in national tribute
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial association led by Admiral George Dewey asks Americans to contribute to a national memorial for Thomas Jefferson. The plan seeks broad support, pledges economies, and offers certificates and membership as badges of honor.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
National Capital
George Dewey
France
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Frisco opens two new lines in Oklahoma and Texas
The St. Louis and San Francisco railroad starts service on two new routes from O K eene Oklahoma to Vernon Texas and from Lawton to Snyder Oklahoma. The Lawton Snyder line will be extended to Quanah Texas and passenger service will begin from Kansas City on both routes. The Vernon line connects with Frisco’s Kansas line 150 miles west of the Missouri border, formerly the Blackwell Enid and Southwestern railroad.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
O’keene
Oklahoma
Vernon
Tex
Lawton
Snyder
Okla
Bryan Snyder
Quanah
Fort Worth
Denver City
Frisco
Blackwell, Enid and Southwestern Railroad
Venezuela seeks equal treatment for creditors in new stance
President Castro replies to the Bowen inquiry that Venezuela wants equal treatment for all creditor nations in Europe and America while upholding its diplomatic conventions and prior stipulations. In Mazatlan, two plague deaths occurred on Sunday, with 165 deaths in January. a sanitary police officer took a guitar from a patient in a refuge shed and fell ill.
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Caracas
Bowen
Venezuela
Castro
Europe
America
Mazatlan
Mex
Miles Dined With the King at Windsor Castle
General Miles was the king and queen’s dinner guest at Windsor Castle on Sunday night. The Prince and Princess of Wales attended along with other members of the royal party.
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Miles
London
Windsor Castle
Prince and Princess of Wales
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