Monroe Doctrine Not Applicable in Venezuelan Row
The piece argues the Monroe Doctrine does not automatically apply to every Latin American dispute with Europe. It recalls past tensions with Britain over Venezuela, notes U.S. hesitance to intervene in all European-Latin American quarrels, and highlights historical appeals by Venezuela to the United States for arbitration and protection.
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Germany
France
Netherlands
United States
Venezuela
England
Castro
Europe
Americas
Mr. Castro
South America
United Tes
Brazil
Japan
Annapolis
West Point
Atlantic
Hamilton Fish
Great Britain
Washington
Orinoco
William M. Evarts
James G. Blaine
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Thomas F. Bayard
Cleveland
Walter Q. Gresham
White House
Gresham
Department of State
Richard Olney
Olney
Springfield mob leader held on murder charge
In Springfield Illinois a grand jury indicted Abraham Raymor and Kate Raymor on multiple counts tied to the mob violence. Raymor faces murder for the Donigan lynching and several counts of malicious mischief and riot. Kate Raymor faces similar charges including malicious mischief.
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Springfield
Ill
Sangamon County
Tate
Abraham Raymor
Kate Howard
Raymor
Howard
William Donigan
Mrs Gardner Defends Art Holdings in Chicago Seizure
Boston August report quotes Mrs John L Gardner acknowledging ownership of art goods seized by Chicago customs after misdeclaration as household effects by Mrs Emily Chadbourne. Gardner claims she lent items to Chadbourne for Europe and questions duties and fines, citing persecution and hope for duty relief. Henry W Swift, her counsel, outlines Gardner’s lack of abroad travel since 1906 and nonpayment of duties, while detailing transfer steps and Challenger to future action.
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Boston
John L. Gardner
Chicago
Emily R. C. Chadbourne
Henry W. Swift
Treasury
Guatemala fears uprising show of military strength
Dr. W. W. Pendleton of Mt. Vernon Ohio reports from New Orleans that Guatemala President Cabrera maintains a reg ular army of more than 7 000 troops amid fears of a popular uprising. He notes soldiers seen everywhere, poorly fed and underpaid yet well armed, and a sham battle near the capital that impressed visitors with Central American military prowess.
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New Orleans
Cabrera
Guatemala
W. W. Pendleton
Mt. Vernon
Guatemala City
Dr. Pendleton
Chicago Case Sees No Action While Chadbourne Probe Delays
The case of Mrs. Emily Rockwell Crane Chadbourne over alleged art smuggling stalls as District Attorney Sims is away on Lake Huron. Assistant DA Benjamin Davis has not acted besides receiving a routing report from customs. A conspiracy charge may involve Mrs. Gardner and a third unnamed woman. penalties max at 10000 dollars fine or two years imprisonment or both.
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Chicago
Emily Rockwell Crane Chadbourne
Chadbourne
John Ames
Department of Justice
Gardner
Davis
United States
Dutch Threaten Venezuelan Flag at Aruba Demonstration
In Willemstad Aruba locals protested a Venezuelan coast guard attempt to remove the Venezuelan Consul. The governor calmed the crowd while the Consul refused to depart citing illness, and the vessel left without completing its mission.
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Willemstad
Aruba
Netherlands
Venezuela
Coast Guard
Smuggling Fines In Boston Art Treasure Case
Women fined for smuggling art treasures treated as household goods. The case involves Fenway Court, the Venetian palace of Mrs. Gardner in Boston Back Bay, and related transport of artifacts.
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Venetian Palace
Queens District Attorney cites lack of funds in Hains murder case
District Attorney Darrin of Queens County said his office has no funds to wage a lengthy murder trial against Captain Peter C. and T Jenkins Hains and cannot hire alienists for an insanity defense Amid talk of Mrs Hains aiding the defense negotiations over custody of the children continued while the Captain raged during questioning and Major Hains pressed questions.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Darrin
Queens County
Peter C
T. Jenkins Hains
Harry. Thaw
John F. McIntire
Hains Brothers
Joseph A. Shea
Hains
Mr. Shea
Shea
Major Hains
Captain Hains
Taft Urged to Start Speaking Tour Amid Rally Prep
Taft signals willingness to alter Cincinnati stay as he faces growing invitations for a national campaign. Hot Springs prepares for a Republican rally with estimates of thousands from Shenandoah Valley James River Richmond and nearby counties attending.
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Hot Springs
Taft
New York
New England
Cincinnati
National Committee
S. Brown Allen
Staunton
Colonel Allen
Shenandoah Valley
James River Division
Richmond
Highland, Bath
Allegheny Counties
Robert Mather
Rock Island Railroad
Woodmansee
D.D. Woodmansee
Common Pleas Court
National League of Republican Clubs
Ohio State Committee
Fordker
Youngstown
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Belgium approves Kongo annexation treaty in parliament
Brussels reports the Chamber of Deputies adopted the Kongo annexation treaty by 83 to 55 after months of clash. The vote relieves Belgium of debt guarantees yet leaves financial responsibility unsettled. Government faced collapse and King Leopold's cabinet avoided resignation as amendments seek bill-treaty reconciliation.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Herry Woéste
Leopold
Senate
Mrs Stein and mother arrested in Des Moines murder case
Mrs May Bayard Stein and her mother Mrs Bayard were arrested by detectives in Des Moines on a Loudonville Colorado warrant for murder. They are jailed and refuse to talk, after returning from Ohio where they had hidden details of the double murder of Mr Stein and his aunt Hester Porter. They plan to fight being taken from the state.
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Commercial Tribune
Des Moines
May Bayard Stein
Taylor and Finley Seek Return for Goebel Murder Trial
Friends of ex Governor W S Taylor and Secretary Charles Finley expect their return to Kentucky to face trial for being accessories in Governor Goebel's murder. Governor Willson may seek Indiana to extradite if bail can be posted. trial likely after the November election. Willson reportedly favors trying the men to clear them under present conditions.
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Willson
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Taylor
Charles Finley
Kentucky
Goebel
Indiana
Commonwealth
Franklin
Finley
Powers
Friends of
Taylor and Finley
Harness Manufacturers' Association names officers in convention
In Kansas City on August 20 the National Harness Manufacturers Association elected John F. Waru of Kansas City as president Quirin Volz of Indianapolis as vice president J M Schorer of Cincinnati as secretary and Henry Janszen of St Louis as treasurer
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Kansas City
National Harness Manufacturers’ Association
John F. Waru
Quirin Volz
Indianapolis
J. M. Schorer
Cincinnati
Henry ©. Janszen
St. Louis
Florists' Association elects new officers in Denver and Cincinnati
The American Florists' Association elected officers today with J. A. Valentine of Denver as president, E. O. Gillette of Cincinnati as vice president, and W. N. Budd of Mor an Park as secretary.
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American Florists’ Association
Gillette
Niagara Falls
N. Y
J. A. Valentine
Denver
Col
E. O. Gillette
Cincinnati
W. N. Budd
Moran Park
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