Brazil sees coffee push threaten France trade
Brazil’s President Campos Salles warned France could lose coffee markets if its selfish policy persists. He outlined plans to open direct shipping lines to Santos and Bahia and shift sales via Belgium Spain and Italy. He cited potential double exports through European ports and talked of Brussels to Paris trade impacts.
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Rio de Janeiro
Associated Press
Campos Salles
Republic
Brazil
Europe
Conti de Saveure de Cafe
T. Am
Santos
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Cadiz
Valencia
Barcelona
France
Belgium
Spain
Italy
Paria
London
Berlin
European
Centro de Sauveur de Cafe
Rilo Janeiro
Ely
Germany
Austria
Russia
Spaniah
Barragan
Rio
Mediterranean
Lloyds of Aventria
Royal Hungarian Schir
Levant
Constantinople
Assochated
Paris
M. Callaoix
Republic of
M. Sie Guyut Ag
Brasil
Hamburg
French Trade Demands Millions in Goods and Coffee Policy
The text notes broad French procurement aims in millions of francs across many goods including cloths trimmings toys brushes and more. It cites Dr Campos Salles doubting France will shift policy amid a personal crisis and discusses coffee production and colonial policy, referencing several figures and Fazendas.
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Campos Salles
France
Bf Trante
8. Pauls
Tragedy Echoes In Sickles Family History Across Centuries
New York reports from Madrid that General Daniel Sickles’s grandson was born to Mrs Dayrell Crackenthorpe, linking to the famed Civil War figure whose wife’s murder case and political career sparked global attention. The piece recalls Sickles’s scandal, his cabinet visits, and a later Madrid murder by his son-in-law, with mentions of Dayrell Crackenthorpe’s line and a Seine death among relatives.
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London
Madrid
Daniel BE. Sickles
Dayrell B. M.rackenthorpe
Edna Sickles
Fifth Avenue
Bradley -Martin Ball
Louise
Prussia
Misa Sickles
General Sickles
Philip Barton Key
Francis Scott Key
Sickles
Buchanan
Spain
Miss Creagh
Paris
Seine
Haunted House Report Near Alexandria Sparks Skepticism
A nightly haunting at Barney Maynard's farm home five miles southeast of Alexandria persists for two months with noises rapping doors and shaking the house. Objects move, doors unlock, yet no culprit is seen. Residents recall a former peddler named Smith who vanished and a nearby skeleton found in a gravel pit. Maynard keeps the bones and teeth, dismissing superstition despite ongoing disturbances.
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Alexandria
Barney Maynard
Ity
Mr. Maynard
Wwe
Maynard
Smith
Persouson
Janes Parkner
Cakeleton
Delagoa Bay Award Expected In Arbitration
A Washington dispatch reports arbitration claimants expect a favorable award from the Delagoa Bay railroad case, to be announced in days. The dispute centers on the amount, with Portugal estimating not to exceed four million dollars while claimants anticipate several millions more. Portugal has been gathering funds to satisfy the award when rendered.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Hay
Delagoa Bay Railroad
Berne
Militias and Reinforcements Guard Kentucky Court Case
State troops under Governor Beckham occupy the Franklin county courthouse and jail in Frankfort as trials for Caleb Powers, Captain John W. Davis, and W. H. Culton near. 75 deputy sheriffs sworn in, Lexington company arrives, separate arraignments planned, and civil authorities oversee security during tomorrow’s examining trials.
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Democratc
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Caleb Powers
John W. Davis
W. H. Culton
Moore
Avi
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Longmire
Court House
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State House
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Polsgrove
Commonwealth
Suter
Frankfort
People of
Kentucky
Tam
Franklin County
Court
Daluc
Adjt
Castleman
Focal
Powers
Culton
Plague Reports in San Francisco and Port Townsend
A San Francisco report to the marine hospital bureau notes several suspicious deaths with negative medical exams. Guards are at railroad and water exits to check departing travelers, including Chinese nationals. No new plague reports from Port Townsend after a Japanese ship passenger death weeks ago. British Columbia imposes quarantine on ships from San Francisco.
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Washington
Marine Hospital Bureau
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Wash
British Columbia
Bridge Swept Away at Exploits River
Ice floes in the Exploits river swept away the railway bridge costing $100,000. The express and mail train bound for St. Johns cannot proceed and have returned to Port Aux Basques.
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St. Johns
Exploits River
Port Aux Basque
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