MacVeagh Defends Venezuela in Hague War Tribunal
Senior counsel Wayne MacVeagh argues before the Hague arbitration tribunal that the war against Venezuela was unjust and driven by pretexts of aiding railroads and bondholders. He cites British arms shipments to insurgents and contrasts arbitration in the Alabama case with today’s 24 hour ultimatum demanding $380,000.
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MacVeagh
The
Hague
Wayne MaeVeagh
Venezuela
Venew ® &Rbitration
Great Britain
London
Carrbbean Sea
Matos
Trinidad
Germany
Disconto Gesellschaft
Alabama
Texas Odd Fellows Grand Encampment Opens Annual Session
The Texas Odd Fellows general encampment convened in Sherman on Monday October 6 with Mayor Fielder welcomed by Past Grand Master Gough. Grand Patriarch Schnelle gave the response as officers were elected including J. G Gossett Denison as grand patriarch and W. C. Robinson McKinney as grand high priest.
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Sherman
Texas Odd Fellows
Gough
Fielder
Schnelle
J. G Gossett
Denison
W. C. Robinson
McKinney
F. C. Greiner
de Kalb
Sovereign Grand Lodge
C. A. Keller
San Antonio
Case Transferred to Federal Court Over Quarantine Work
Galveston Oct 6 the case where the state won an injunction to stop federal engineers from interfering with quarantine station additions has moved from the district court to the federal court. Mosquito control work begins in Galveston with ponds treated by oil under city officials. Rockwall reports Peter White, an aged Davila resident, was seriously shot.
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Galveston
United States
District Court
Federal
Rockwall
Tex
Peter White
Davila
Prison Congress Opens in Louisville with Two Reports Read
National Prison Congress meets in Exchange hall with fewer than 100 delegates. Stand ing committee on criminal law reform report by Judge Sidney B. Davis of Terre Haute and probation work report by Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle of Boston are read and discussed before delegates depart by train to Frankfort.
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Louisville
Exchange Hall
National Prison Congress
Sidney B. Davis
T Haute
Ind
Elizabeth Tuttle
Boston
Frankfort
Royal Masters Convene in Little Rock and New York Nomination
The general grand council of Royal and Select Masters met in Little Rock for its eighth triennial assembly with officers elected led by Andrew P. Swanstrom. In New York, William S. Devery was nominated for mayor at the Independent People’s Party convention.
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United States of America
Little Ttock
Ark
General Grand Council
Royal and Select Masters
Little Rock
Gneral Grand Council
Andrew P. Swanstrom
St. Paul
Charles H. Heaton
Montpelier
Henry W. Mordhurst
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. Albert Blake
Boston
Mass
Edward W. Wellington
Ellsworth
Kan
George A. Newell
Medina
N. Y
Deverey
New York
William
New York City
Independent People’s Party
Wine of Cardui Aids Over a Million Women in Health Recovery
A Victorian era ad touts Wine of Cardui as a remedy for irregularities and weakness in women. It cites Miss Ida M. Snyder of Brooklyn as a testimonial, praising restored health and the product’s ability to regulate menstrual periods, highlighting women’s trust in the remedy.
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Ida M. Snyder
Beren Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vine
Cardus
Miss Snyder
Brooklyn East End
McElree
Thedford
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Rosecgogg
Franklin
Bryan
Texas
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A. D. McConnico
John A. Moore
M Circus
Adam
Hone
Eronen
Ofer Ar Cnamnin
Nedromes
Roosevelt
Thorsemen
Spain
Marvel
Gateat
Eddy Family
Ryan & Zorei
Gaynells
Jackson Family
JNU
E Marvel
Two Continents
University of Natural Uine
Merrick
Arenic
Dest Holiday
Haswell’s Book Store
Webb Bros
Allen Academy
J. D. Martin
Frank Montgomery
Windsor
Wagner & Brandon's
Victoria
California
Bryan Grocery Co
Clarke & Fountain
Brooklyn East End Art Club
Cardui
Dewitt’s
Hazel
DeWitt's
Dewitt
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
N. M. McDougald
Dillashaw Tap
Madisonville Road
Tom Preston
Jeli D
Markel
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
v.Farlor
East City National Bank
Simmons & Gene
V. B. Hudson
J. L. Fountain
Bryan, Texas
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