Award 15 Made in Boundary Arbitration Read
The Anglo Venezuelan boundary award limits frontiers for British Guiana and Venezuela. The Umpire M B de Maarten announces a largely compromise decision, giving Venezuela 190 square miles of land and leaving Great Britain with the forested interior and marsh areas near Barima. The line runs from Point Playa via rivers and ridge lines to the Aketrari mountains.
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Taris
Anglo-Venezuelan Boundary Arbitration Commission
Great Britain
Wiant
Tnitn
Venezuela
M. B. de Maarten
Roorarima
Cotinga
Frontala
Takulu
Aketrari Mountains
Corentin
Barima
Britain Keeps Coastline as Venezuela Gains Key River Valleys
A Washington dispatch says the Paris tribunal of arbitration split the far eastern and western lines between Venezuela and Great Britain. Britain retains the coast to the mouth of the Orinoco, while Venezuela holds the Oriana river mouth and gold-rich Yuruari basin and tributaries. The decision also confirms Venezuela’s control of the Cuyuni river area and the River Essequibo influence, with Britain conceding in parts of the boundary beyond the main Orinoco mouth.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Great Britain
Venezuela
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Orianea
Yuruari
Ieat Briain
Bavima Palit
Ord Wood
Assiquibe Pver
Ciyuni
Auguste Putideas
Venaia
Ceruma
Yorusi
The Whale Catch A Beluga Arrival from Unalaska
The American Whale y Heluga captained by Bodiish arrived from Unalaska with a total catch of 6% whales. On board are 106000 pounds of bone and nearly 200 fur ski. Fleet catches include Baluena 3 Newhall 1 Gram pus 2 Thrasher Jeanette Sharluk Bowhwad 1 Alexander 1 William Baylies 1 Fearless Belvidere and Mer Clean. Belvidere has lost her propeller.
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Heluga
Bodiish
Unalaska
Baluena
Newhall
Grampus
Thrasher
Jeanette
Sharluk
Bowhwad
Alexander
William Baylies
Fearless
Belvidere
Mer- Clean
Beluga
Elvidere
Whaling Fleet Movements Near Cape Bathurs
The Balaena Newhall and Grampus stayed near Cape Bathurs while other fleet vessels anchored at Cape Smythe or sailed west for the season. The Dutch harbor port collector sighted the bark Alice Knowles with four whales and the Gayhead with two whales mid August. The government transport Prince Albert departed Dutch Harbor for Manila with a cargo of horses on September 19.
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Balaena
Newhall
Grampus
Cape Bathurs
Cape Smythe
Dutch Harbor
Alice Knowles
Gayhead
Prince Albert
Manila
Murder at Salt Lake Ends In Officer’s Death
John C. O Melveney chief engineer of the Oregon Short Line railroad is shot dead in his Salt Lake office by Captain J F Mills formerly Idaho’s lieutenant governor and a second United States volunteer engineer regiment member Mills, who had sought work in O Melveney’s department, fired three shots then calmly informed a traffic manager of the act. Mills was arrested at the scene as O Melveney died while writing at his desk. The motive remains unclear and no other persons were reported wounded.
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Salt Lake
John C. O'Melveney
J. F. Mills
Idaho
Second
United States Volunteer Engineer Regiment
O'Melveney
Oregon Short Lite
Milla
O'Melvenry
Traffe
Cela’ Otive
Eecles
Lincoln
Milch
Dental Patent Sparks Widespread Dental License Fight
A Boston case outlines a patent for crown and bridge work issued in 1881 to James Low later assigned to a company. The holders placed attachments on seven Boston dentists offices and demand $25 per year from dentists using the work, prompting organized resistance aimed at appeals to higher courts.
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Boston
Seatea
New York
United States Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Captain Evans Proposes Suspension of Strangers Yachts
In New York on October 4 Captain Rewley D. Evans telegraphed the Treasury Department in Washington requesting the suspension of licenses for the strangers Magenta Ible wil and the Glendetindt and the seizure of the yacht White Lindge. He led the revenue crew aboard a torpedo boat with orders to keep the vessel free from interference as it pursued the duty, but the task reportedly failed to observe regulations.
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New York
Rewley D. Evans
Tremeury Department
Washington
Lindge
Tie
Fears For the Vessel Cyrus Wakefield Sails From New York Eleven Months Ago
San Francisco dispatch reports fear that the ship Cyrus Wakefield, sailing from New York for port, has met disaster. She was last heard from at Port Stanley after the death of her master Captain Henry. Captain Chapman assumed command at Fort Stanley and she should have reached her destination nearly a month ago. Five percent reinsurance is being paid on her.
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San Francisco
Opt
Shipples
Cyrus Wakefield
New York
Hief Beard
Port Stanley
Henry
Fort Stanley
Chapman
Some Appeal Decisions Bain Francigea Met
The United States Court of Appeals considers cases involving the Monon Brook of Aettle and related disputes. Decisions reference damages, defendants, and parties such as Ty FR Uamptett Sona and Nuiciins of threes Steamers in trade matters.
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Bain Francigea
Stes Court
Aphemil
Drsaeh
Bree
United Starce of
Amiri
Perum Kelly
Dopety
Gerbil Teva
Gaiblos
Ain Duder Ven
Ian Dae
Shamrock Falls Short in New York Regatta Says Nautical Expert
Nautical expert John Forhears notes wind shortages hindered yacht coverage within time limits and cites Columbia’s clear advantage as Shamrock’s bid for the cup stalls. The report emphasizes the Shamrock’s loss to the Columbia despite efforts from Hogarth's team.
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New York
Joln Forhears
Hogarth
Columbia
Are Buying Horses From New York Dealers
New York gelding agents of Lik Brite Ish government are purchasing horses and mules in large numbers for shipment. Dealers report many animals will be sent to South Africa, some sourced from Gulf ports, others from New York areas.
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New York
Africa
Gulf Ports
Minister's Denunciation of Filipino Self-Governance
New York October 4 Army Le Peyton of the Brotherhood of St Andrew returns from six months in the Philippines and claims 45000 drunkards and gamblers around Manila. He says Protestant effort is useless if U S troops depart. He asserts Filipinos are not capable of governing themselves and that Tagalos are moral but manipulated by Spanish priests. He notes Manila now has 180 saloons and that American presence has worsened conditions.
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New York
le Peyton
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Philippines
United States
Manila
Tagolos
Luzon
Fife Is Still Ill Amid Shamrock Race Controversy
New York, Oct. 4 William Fife Jr designer of the Shamrock remains confined to his Fifth Avenue room with inflammatory rheumatism after several days of illness. He declined to comment on the yachts performance saying he regrets the conditions and that the race has not been conducted within the prescribed rules.
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New York
William Fife, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Arbitration Urged in Transvaal Situa tion Debate
Washington Oct 4 The Transvaal sit uation sparked a council discussion within the pro-Presbyterian alliance over Dr Cyrus Cow of Sabilimaville Maryland proposed arbitration of governments of the Transvaal and England regarding the crisis.
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Washington
Transvaal
prt-Presbyterian Alliance
Cyrus Cow
Sabilimaville
Travavadl
England
Jewelers on Strike Drives Eight Hour Work Action
New York jewelers, about 10 000 members of the Jewelers Protective union, have struck for eight hours demanding a 50 cent increase in wages for overtime and double pay for Sunday work.
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New York
The
Jeweler's Protective Union
Ursuline Convent near Cascade Montana Central Railway
Fourteen miles west of the nearest station Cascade on the Montana Central Railroad offers extensive grounds fine mountain scenery and a healthful climate. English and classical courses Art Music and Modern Languages with moderate terms. Telegraph or telephone connections and conveyance at Cascade. St Joseph's Academy separate boarding school for boys under 14. Address The Mother Superior.
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Staion
Cascade
Montana Central
St. Joseph's Academy
St Marys Academy Mont Promotes Home Study Comforts
St Marys Academy in Lodge Montana advertises a complete girls education with a focus on home comfort. The program runs from the first Tuesday in September to the last day of June and invites inquiries to the Sister Superior.
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St. Mary's Academy
Eer Lodge
Mont
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