No Escape Prevented Says French Consul After Pelee
The French consul at St Thomas says residents of St Pierre were not prevented from fleeing. He describes guard efforts to keep crowds away from Ft de France while assuring there is no danger. He notes a providential delay of the Suchet arriving to evacuate the governor and others. The famine risk for Martinique remains high as relief ships bring food.
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Barbet
Mt. Pelee
St. Pierre
Pelee
St.Pierre
Moutet
St. Piérre
M. Haller
St. Thomas
Martinique
Ft. de France
St- Pierre
Suchet
St. ‘Pierre
Tola
Mito
Quebec
Aher. Roraima
United States
Finland
Sland
Faiming
Ft.-de- France
St. Vincent
Dslana
Vieténgeldh
Solent
Fort-de-France
Austin
Colonial Bank
Fort- de-France
Barbados
Heréon
Ashbre
St Pierre
Standitts
Althugh
President Urges Clemency for US Prisoners in Cuba
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports President Roosevelt proposing to release or consider amnesty for U S prisoners held in Cuba under the Provisional Government. Most inmates face minor offenses with Neely the only name singled out for possible continued punishment. Senator Jones of Nevada declares nonre-election plans. discussions occur on Cabinet posts and succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Carmichael
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Secretary of ‘War
Cuba
C. F. W. Neeley
Neely
Roosevelt
Root
Miners Vote to Continue Strike Amid Tense Conference
In Hazleton Pennsylvania the anthracite mine workers meeting decided to press on with a strike of 145000 against mine owners with a pledge to fight to the end. The engineers firemen and pump runners will be decided tomorrow as delegates voiced unity and warned of a likely broad labor conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Mitchell
United Mineworkers
Presiden
Fahey
Hartlein
Dempsey
Upper Territory
Nicholls
American Federation of Labor
Two American Fugitives Arrested in Quebec Extradition Planned
In Quebec on May 15 Colonel John F. Gaynor and Captain W. D. Greene were arrested on U S warrants issued in Montreal after fleeing Savannah. Canadian and U S officers pursued on a Spray tug toward Montreal. Habeas corpus petitions were filed to return them to Savannah and New York area authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Greene
Carter
Montreal
Quebec
Special
John F. Gaynor
W. D. Greene
Savannah
Canada
United States
Secret Service
Carpenter
Wilkie
McAlaster
Burke
Chateau Frontenac
Colonel Gaynor
Attorney General's Department
Walsh
Cape Rouge
Canadian Pacific
Cannon and Chaneau
Gale and I Petiti Eigh
Department of Justice
Salvandah
Great Britain
Seine
Mrarion Erwin
Messrs
Gaynor and Greene
Messrs. Gaynor and Greene
Erwin
Associated Press
Department’ of Justice
Messie
Greene and Gaynor
Brin
Extradition Possible in Arrest of Gaynor and Greene
U S authorities believe extradition may be possible after the arrest of Messrs Gaynor and Greene in a case unfolding in Washington on May 15 The development follows earlier legal action and signals cooperation between administrations as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Messrs. Gaynor and Greene
Mount Soufriere Still Active Predicts Eruption
Scientists from Britain and Trinidad monitoring Mount Soufriere on St. Vincent expect another volcanic eruption soon. Reports say damage from prior eruptions was greater than initially estimated and ongoing unease remains as observers track activity.
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Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
B. Ww
Trinidad
St. Vincent
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David Barwn
W. R. Hearst
Oeyright
Mare Oe
Cty
St. Lucia
Casper H. Rowe
West Indies
Anette
Market National Bank
Fleischmann
John Percival Jones
Nevada
Allison
Senate
Bryan
Francis J. Newlands
Inn
Ormer
Thurston
Mous
Techereau
St. Lawrence
Florida
U. S
Soufriere
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