Quoted Loomis Denies Venezuela Remarks From San Juan
Frank Loomis United States minister to Venezuela spent a night in quarantine aboard the Red Liner Caracas and after disembarking went to Hotel Victoria. He tells Associated Press he did not say the harsh things attributed about President Castro and that he spoke in friendly terms. Loomis denies claims Castro earns 12000 a year while allegedly making 2000000 in two years and says he will report confidential points to the State Department. He notes steps toward a legal settlement of the asphalt case have begun in Venezuela courts.
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New York
Frank B. Loomis
United States
Venezuela
Caracas
Loomis
Hotel Victoria
State Department
McKinley
Associated Press
President Castro
San Juan
Castro
Robbers Carry Off 3000 Dollars In Minutes At Memphis Gambling House
A Star special reports two armed men robbed Ben Marsh's gambling house near the Peabody in Memphis, taking 3000 dollars in three minutes. Victims were ordered to lie down. robbers escaped unseen as police search for clues. The piece also notes Castro’s likely election and constitutional changes affecting presidential tenure.
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Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
Ben Marsh
Peabody Hotel
Marsh
Gamb Dlers
Castro
Andrade
Curacoa
Diplomatic Reflections on Venezuela and Currents of Policy
The correspondent notes hopes that the dispute be submitted to adjudication without prejudice and that courts decide matters. He mentions delays in asphalt cases and political views in Venezuela, with Venezuelans predicting a new leader to challenge Castro. The Barcelona incident is described as closed with promises of full apology and reparation. The speaker plans a five month absence, seeking rest in Europe after four tropical years.
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Venezuela
Tam
Andrade
Castro
Barcelona
Tropics
Carlsbad
Europe
Put Off Hearing of Will in Rice Case
New York April 17 Surrogate Fitzgerald granted an adjournment in the William Marsh Rice will case until the first Monday in June on motion by Cantwell of Cantwell Moore, attorneys for Albert T Patrick. Patrick was held yesterday by Justice Jerome for the grand jury on the charge that he murdered Rice.
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New York
Fitsgerald
Cantwell
Cantwell & Moore
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Jus Uce Jerome
Rice
American Built Ships Replace Pacific Steamers
In Tacoma April 17 the freight and passenger steamers linking Tacoma, Yokohama, and Hong Kong under the Northern Pacific will be replaced by larger vessels. The new steamers are expected to be American built to leverage the steamship subsidy law if enacted.
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Tacoma
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Northern Pacific
Counterfeiter Skoog alias Donlin Dead by Suicide
New York reports John Albert Skoog alias Albert Donlin died today after shooting himself twice in the head on April 9. The alleged counterfeiter died following his April 9 self inflected wounds.
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New York
John Albert Skoog
Albert Donlin
Mild Weather at Cape Nome Sparks Nome News Letter Copy
Beattle Washington April 17 A copy of the Nome News Letter of January 19 was received today. Nome enjoyed mild weather as prospectors head toward the hills. James McTavish E L Pax arrive ahead of a large party from the Arctic circle, bringing supplies and stories of gold bearing streams on Good Hope river and its tributaries. They report theft and food loss for their party and four dogs died. The Good Hope river system holds promising placers and creeks with gold bearing wash. Prospected sites include Placer Ruby Mint Jamison Esperanza Humbort Balarat and Eureka creeks. A relief expedition to Kongrock Koateebue Sound natives is being organized.
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Humbort River
Balarat
Eureka Creek
Klondike
Fort Davis
Kongrock
Koateebue Sound
After Oriental Cotton Trade
Chicago April 17 The Record Head reports that J J Hill of the Great Northern seeks an eastern link for his lines to St Louis and Kansas City to access southern cotton for Oriental markets. He states Burlington is not to be exhausted as a Chicago outlet. St Paul will reportedly be central headquarters for the arrangement.
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Chicago
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
J. J. Hill
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas
Northern Pacif
St. Paul
Iowa Bank Closure in Lemars National Bank Records
The Lemars National Bank of Lemars Iowa closed its doors this morning with National Bank Examiner Meyer in charge pending arrival of Special Agent Thornton as temporary receiver. Sworn report dated February 5 1901 shows capital 100000 surplus 357 circulation 25000 deposits 180177 total liabilities 267896 total resources 267836.
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Washington
Lemars National Bank
Lemars
Iowa
National Bank
Meyer
Thornton
United Irish League rejects subscriptions over Victoria visit
Dublin April 17 at a meeting of the national directory J E Redmond presiding resolved not to accept or acknowledge subscriptions to the league funds from any person identified with the addresses presented to Queen Victoria during her visit to Ireland last year their action was in direct opposition to the league principles
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Dublin
National Directory
The
United Irish League
J. E. Redmond
League
Victoria
Ireland
Denmark Moves Toward Sale Of Danish West Indies
Copenhagen April 17 The government is earnestly considering the recent modified proposal with regard to the sale to the United States of the Danish West Indies. Officials say negotiations are nearer agreement than ever previously. Danish government denies peremptory U S communications and praises cordial relations in talks.
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Copenhagen
United States
Danish West Indies
Prosecute the Long Hour Men Target Sunday Closings
New York reports from the Labor Secretariat say unions will watch bakers butchers barbers and grocers enforcing Sunday closing laws. One hundred union bakers and a hundred union butchers will monitor shops next Sunday to arrest violations with warnings issued in Yorkville court and prosecutions for defying the 10 pm close.
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New York
Labor Secretariat
Jsh Marciman
Social Democratic
Sands
United States
de Hey
Yorkville
Georgia Thrives Amid Prosperity and Reform
New York dispatch notes Georgia's post Spanish War recovery with contentment and growing industry. Farmers report debt reduction, cotton mills rising, and coal and iron interests awaiting possible trust absorption. Gov Candler discusses state claims and a decline in lynching, denouncing crimes as not Georgia-born.
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New York
Tov
Washington
Georgia
Candler
Girl Badly Injured at House of the Good Shepherd
Special to Inter Mountain Helena April 17. Lillie McTiertan a nine year old girl at the House of the Good Shepherd had her hand caught in the laundry mangle yesterday. The limb was crushed and burned and had to be amputated. She was from Missoula and came to Helena last year. She will recover.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Lillie McTiertan
House of the Good Shepherd
Institution
Missoula
Boer War Veteran Returns to America With Discharge
Captain Otto von Lossburg of the Transvaal state artillery, wounded and out of the Boer army, arrived in New York with Montagu White and plans to travel to New Orleans. He cites British cruelty and German and American aid to the Boer cause, praising General De Wet and warning of British desecrations in South Africa.
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New York
Otto von Lossburg
Transvaal State Artillery
Europe
Montagu White
Imperial Hotel
New Orleans
von Lossburg
Louis Botha
Guo
Captain von Losshirg
South Africa
Wien
Pretoria
Phage
de Livey
Americas
Taywopburg
Pho Kalish
Varias
Bhaibeth
New Lauon
Barbara
Lanrenaa Maranon
Kulk
Portugal
Missien
Captain Lossburg
Te ‘Betangue
Ince
Lyduienberg
Wet
England
de Wet
Mike
Agents go visiting on Santa Fe to inspect California lines
Chicago reports that general agents on the Santa Fe System nationwide have accepted an invitation to visit California to inspect new company lines and become familiar with the Pacific coast. The gesture reflects a trend among major railways to entertain agents. Last month Burlington held a meeting of division and general superintendents in Chicago.
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Chicago
California
Burington
Andries Wessels Alive Reported From Heilbron
Ad vices from Heilbron confirm Andries Wessels is alive after earlier reports he had been shot by order of General Dewet. Wessels accompanied Morganddal on a peace envoy mission to the Boers. The April 17 dispatches place him in Cape Colony.
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Craddock
Cape Colony
Heilbron
Andries Wessels
Wessells
Morganddael
Dewet
Hold Up For The State Faces Tender Laws and Poisoning Rumors
A Helena Montana dispatch reports the state treasury contract for quarterly reports was canceled and redirected to the governor amid claims of illegal letting. Separate items note wage strikes at Caird and Hawksworth's foundry, a supreme court case over American National Bank claims, and a series of local financial moves including Glasgow real estate and a Bank of Scotland settlement.
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Helena
Mont
The
Herald
State Board of Expaminers
State Furneying Board
Dirige
Henry C. Smith
Caird and
Hawksworth
Union
Butte
Supreme Court
Tuday
American National Bank
Angus A. McDonald
Cooney
District Court of
Lewie
Clarke County
Johnn
Miller
Miller Ft
Chen
Harney
Colbert
Wis
Sliver Bow Investment Company
John N. Kirk
Po H W. Regan
Silay FP. King
Sam D. Martin
Edwin Mayo
T. St. Hinds
James To
Finstan
Marco J. Medin
James 8. Purey
Issaes M. Reynolds
Joseph Eller
United States
Prosecutions in Montana and Manila War Rumors
Hayes Montana April 17 and related telegrams report two men fined and one jailed for selling trout. General Mascadero and his staff surrender to the Americans, with word General Nimselt may surrender soon in Manila. A war expected between sheep and cattle men in the U S West and a glacier blockage near Dawson impacts water supply. Keager unlikely to visit the U S this year per Montague White. Panama mayor proposes canal provisions requiring aqueducts for drinking water.
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Viet of
Ute
Nimselt
Manila
Catte
Colon
Colombia
Panama
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