Porter Calls On DelCassé as Venezuela Cable Case Delays
In Paris Ambassador Porter's weekly visit he discussed the Orange-Venezuela situation with Foreign Minister DelCassé. The French minister believes the Pedy issue is relieved due to the postponement of Caraces court ruling on the French Cable company. Negotiations by mail will slow the future course as authorities doubt the present regime in Venezuela.
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Paris
Porter
DelCasse
Caraces Court
Vénezuela
Venezuela
Robbery Leaves Norman Davenport Paralyzed in Salem
Norman Davenport, a New York City resident, was robbed of 480 dollars on a Salem street by two assailants. One man blocked him with a revolver while the other forced him to the ground, causing injuries that left him paralyzed from the hips down. He was hospitalized with feared spinal injury.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Salem
Norman Davenport
New York City
Davenport
Teresa
Twelve Testified in Beef Trust Case Hearings
In Chicago on March 24 twelve out of town witnesses testified before a special grand jury probing the beef trust. District Attorney Morrison seeks evidence on prices charged to retailers by packers and what cattle raisers paid for beef on the hoof. Key witnesses include R C Rowe of Armour & Co Omaha T W Kelly Cedar Rapids Ia and Robert Hall Kansas City in retail meat trade.
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Beef Trust
Chicago
Morrison
R. C. Rowe
Armour & Co
Omaha
T. W. Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Robert Hall
Kansas City
Newberry Appointed Assistant Secretary of the Navy
President Roosevelt has offered and T. H. Newberry of Detroit Michigan has accepted the position of assistant secretary of the navy. He will replace Charles H Darling of Vermont who resigned. Darling becomes collector of the port of Burlington.
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Michigan
Washington
Roosevelt
T. H. Newberry
Detroit
Mich
Newberry
Charles H Darling
Vermont
Darling
Burlington
Insurance ruling blocks reinsuring with unlicensed firms
Arkansas Attorney General states that any insurer authorized in Arkansas cannot reinsure all or part of its liability with an unlicensed out of state firm without facing penalties under the new anti trust law. The note arrives amid a wide range of disparate items including a Buffalo Bill divorce denial and immigrant arrival figures.
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Little Rock
Texas
Rogers
Arkansas
NAGGARD AT YUMA FLOOD TIES UP ENGLISH NOVELIST
English novelist Haggard is stranded at Yuma Arizona as Colorado River floods ease. Southern Pacific provides meals to passengers in the depot hotel while Haggard and his party, guests of Erastus Young Harriman lines auditor, wait for travel to resume.
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Yuma
Ariz
Colorado River
Southern Pacific
H. Rider Haggard
Suits Filed Over Private Cars Tax Revenue in Arkansas
Attorney General Rogers has filed suits against Armour Packing and St. Louis Refrigerating to collect back taxes on private cars in Arkansas valued around 1 million dollars. Additional suits are planned against other firms using private cars in the state in the past decade. Subway construction plans totaling 250 million dollars were submitted by two railways to the New York board of rapid transit commissioners.
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J. E. Sherry
St. Louis
Crusier Galveston
Norfolk
Galveston
Fall, River
Mass
Dallas
Elk City
Okla
Texas and Pacific
Shreveport
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
Poland
Charles Sandbach
Gainesville
Tex
Sledge & Wells Company
Memphis
Mexico
Yuma
Ariz
General Whiteman
Santa Fe
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
National Cotton Association Organization
Ellis Island
New York
Vladivostok
Rebecca Tylee
Superior
Wis
Little Rock
Rogers
Armour Packing Company
Arkansas
New York Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Cattle Tax Deadline Prompts Removal in Chickasaw Choctaw Nations
Notice served by Indian Inspector Wright warns cattle owners in the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations that cattle with unpaid taxes by April 1 will be moved by Indian police. Tax rates apply to non citizens 20 cents per head in Choctaw and 25 cents per head in Chickasaw. In Muskogee the Dawes enrollment rush continues with nearly 1000 baby applications in 20 days, while in Durant O Brown is fined 50 dollars for assaulting his wife with a bottle.
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Lawton
Wright
Muskogee
I. T
Dawes Commission
Pugilist John Hill Dies After Six Round Fight
Philadelphia March 4. John Hill a negro boxer died at St Agnes hospital following a six round bout with Kid Dorsey at the Broadway Athletic club. Hill was knocked unconscious in the sixth round and never regained consciousness despite revival attempts. Club proprietor and seconds of both fighters were arrested.
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Philadelphia
John Hill
Tilden Home Sold to National Art Club
The late Governor Tilden’s mansion on Twentieth Street overlooking Gramercy Park has been sold to the National Art Club. Negotiations with the Tilden heirs are complete, the sale price not disclosed, and the club will occupy a strikingly large and splendid clubhouse.
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New York
Governor Tilden
Twentieth Street
Gramercy Park
National Art Club
Tilden
Left to Uncle Sam Debt Deal for Santo Domingo
German foreign office said it will let the United States handle Santo Domingo's foreign debt and will not press for German claims. In Kingston, Jamaica, the US transport Sumner carrying a congressional party for Colon arrived from Santo Domingo.
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United States
Santo Domingo
Berlin
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Great Britain
Kingston
Jamaica
Sumner
Congressional
Colon
San Domingo
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