Treaty Signed in Washington Sets King Oscar Fifth Arbiter
Washington Nov 11 The Venezuela boundary dispute moves toward final settlement with King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway named the fifth arbitrator. The treaty, signed Monday night at the British embassy, confirms fifty years possession as title and designates four other arbitrators to be chosen by England and the United States.
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Arbitration Tribune Delivers Venezuelan Settlement Opinions
London editorials assess Venezuela not at tribunal representation and praise the United States for possible influence. London papers like The Times and The Standard note mutual goodwill and a future arbitration court, while The Daily Telegraph hails diplomacy and peace, and The Daily News discusses limits on British claims and the long arbitration horizon.
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Two Recent Ones Shown To Be of the Usual Style
Washington reports quote Senor Dupuy De Lome denying an NY origin Cuban claim and stating no such communication with the president. Secretary Lamont rejects changes in Cuba policy and downplays consular visits as inconsequential. A second tale mocks an ex Consul General Williams in Spain as an admin envoy to settle Cuba rebellion.
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Wall street broker warns of flood of fake stocks
A New York broker predicts a surge of fake mining and railroad stocks as a flood of money is released within two weeks. He claims many men in New York have starved for months due to scarce suckers and urges caution for those investing savings, saying the vultures will soon turn loose.
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Visitors At Canton Highlight McKinley Era Cabinet Talk
Governor elect Pingree of Michigan and Col John Atkinson met President Elect McKinley at Canton Ohio to discuss Michigan affairs and cabinet prospects. Atkinson signaled Michigan talent but declined specifics. The visit included New York manager William Beer and Chicago bureau chief William H Hehn with a steady stream of callers. McKinley remains robust yet fatigued by months of strain, with flowers and memorabilia filling the White House as Mrs McKinley rests. Depew and Kentucky figures sent congratulations as Roberts and Mae Taylor arrive.
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New York
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Chairman Roberts
Kentucky Republican Committee
Mae Taylor
Ohio
Hanna Luncheon With New York Bankers
A luncheon in the Equitable building honored Mark Hanna with Isaac Seligman hosting. Prominent financiers and political figures attended, including Abram Hewitt Carl Schurz Seth Low and Theodore Roosevelt. Hanna urged unity of Republicans and National Democrats on currency, noting the administration would begin unfettered by pledges. Hewitt pledged support for the national banner and the incoming administration. Also included is Ottumwa, Iowa reporting that C A Walsh blamed the Republican “order” department for Bryan's defeat, noting factory shutdowns tied to election outcomes.
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National” Party
Ottumwa
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
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Republican Campaign Committee
South Freeport Passenger and Freight Rail Schedule
The Dodgeville line offers daily passenger service except Sundays with No 201 leaving for Dodgeville and No 151 arriving Madison. Freight trains run with No 371 from Dodgeville and multiple connections to Chicago, Milwaukee, and Rock Island routes. Timetables show arrivals and departures, stage transfers, and baggage handling through Brewster House, under agents A. G. Bitz and H. Lord.
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Fragmented Train Schedule Entry Shows Late Arrival
A garbled OCR item notes a arrival and times around 6:00 to 9:15 with unclear station or train names. The readable bits indicate a passenger or timetable snippet perhaps from a local rail line.
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