French Demand Equal Treaties With Belligerent Powers Over Venezuela
Paris reports detail France and allies rejecting equal treatment for nonbelligerent nations in the Venezuelan settlement. Paris asserts two main principles pacific settlement deserves equal status to war settlement and that the antedated Venezuelan treaty governs recognition. British and Italian diplomats show sympathy as negotiations continue with Bowen praised.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
United States
Belgium
Venezuela
Long in Critical Condition as Doctors Monitor Araemic Poisoning
Boston, Jan 30. Former Secretary John D. Long remains critically ill at St Margaret s hospital. Bulletin notes he had a fairly good night and his condition shows no worse but remains very sick. Doctors report near normal vital signs yet caution they do not reflect true state.
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Boston
John D. Long
St. Margaret's Hospital
Dr. Cutler
Associated Press
Gov. Long
Massachusetts
Hugh Cabot
J. Winthrop Spooner
Hingham
E. G. Cutler
Long
B. G. Cutler
Drowning Verdict Shown By Strike Officials Inquiry
Philadelphia and Reading coal strike hearings reveal Adam Boyd testifying that the company would rather drown a mine than recognize workers, with some mines flooded. A Reading paymaster reports wage data for 37 collieries showing earnings across 24 to 901 workers under 1901 shifts.
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Philadelphia
Adam Boyd
Shenadoah
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co
Coal Strike Commission
Jacob P. Jones
Pottsville
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading Company
Bear Ridge
Good Spring
Kohinoor
Potts
Draper Indian Ridge
Preston No
Richardson
Turkey Run
Teacher Coughlan Dead in Lowell After Long Service
Miss Ellen F. Coughlan, longtime Lowell public school teacher born in Ireland, died at her sister Mrs Harrigan’s home at 88 South Walker Street after a brief illness. She began teaching January 8, 1853, served over 46 years, and was the oldest in service. Funeral set for Sunday at 2.30 pm with 3 pm services at St. Peter’s Church.
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Ellen F. Coughlan
E. J. Harrigan
South Walker Street
Miss Coughlan
Ireland
Lowell
Morrill School
Adams Street
George Shattuck
Shattuck
Phipps
Messrs
Morrill, Conley, Lawton and
Whitcomb
Morrill
Coughlan
Fae
Atér
Frs
Smith
Jason, Buckey and Ducey
Jeremiah Crowley
Harrigan
George M
William H. Harrigan
St. Peter’s
Beresford Dines at White House With Roosevelt Party
Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, on a mission to strengthen Anglo American commercial ties, dined yesterday at the White House. He sat next to President Theodore Roosevelt with Admiral Dewey on his left. other guests included Secretaries Hay and Root, Sir Michael Herbert, the British ambassador, and senior military officials.
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Washington
Lord Charles Beresford
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
White House
Lord Beresford
Admiral Dewey
Hay
Root
Michael Herbert
Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Gen. Young
Beresford Seeks U S Naval Expenditure and Trade Flows
In the afternoon Lord Beresford met Rear Admiral Taylor and Acting Secretary Carliff to obtain data on United States naval establishment costs versus total national commerce value. He questioned annual trade between the U S western coast and Australia, seeking amounts shipped in both directions, and may be considering an Anglo American shipping combine for operations between the United States and Australia.
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Lord Beresford
Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Carliff
United States
Australia
Unite States
Rippers in Niagara power house fire causes vast damage
Fire triggered by lightning exploded inside the Niagara Falls Power and Conduct Company plant destroying thousands of dollars of machinery and threatening idle time for major factories across Niagara Falls Buffalo Lockport and Tonawanda. Officials hailed the incident as serious though damage estimates were not yet ready. In Buffalo the trolley lines losing power faced limited service with many cars idle and city facilities including the city hall without light or power.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Power and Conduct Company
Buffalo
Lockport
Tonawanda
N. Y
No Slap at Miss Alice Denial From New Orleans
An emphatic denial from New Orleans refutes despatches claiming a local organization declined to invite Miss et Roosevelt to attend a carnival. The item notes political tensions and clarifies there was no such invitation withdrawal.
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Miss Alice
New Orleans
Lai
Misset Roosevelt
Hair Vigor Promises Nourishment for Hair Health
An advertisement claims Ayer's Hair Vigor nourishes and feeds hair to prevent breakage and promote growth, framing hair loss as a form of starvation and offering the product as a remedy.
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Ayer
Pelham Cars Await Transfers Pending Commission Decision
Transfers on the Pelham cars within the city await formal notice of the railroad commissioners decision. Cars still operate under the old agreement until notice is issued. Officials expect Boston and Northern to arrange city operations and transfers once notice is given, with trespass liability for intra city entry ongoing.
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Pelham
Boston & Northern
Pelham Ca
Golden Wedding of Ramsdells Observed in Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Ithiel O. Ramsdell of 103 Hastings street marked their 50th anniversary by a gathering of friends in the afternoon and evening. He, born in Lubec Maine on April 25 1825, long taught in eastern Maine schools then ran a Chelmsford street shop in Lowell before retirement. She Miss Abbie C. Denison of Cutler Maine married him 50 years ago in her home by Rev. Daniel Chase. They have five children Abbie Coburn Ella Harriman I S Ramsdell Jr Carrie M Ramsdell and Mary Eno. Guests came from Boston Roxbury Chelsea and other places.
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Ithiel O. Ramsdell
Hastings Street
Mr. Ramsdell
Lubec
Washington Academy
East Machias
Maine
Lowell
Chelmsford
Ramsdell
Abbie C. Denison
Cutler
Daniel Chase
Methodist Church
Abbie C. Coburn
Boston
Ella C. Harriman
Hewitt will filed. no public bequests disclosed
Abram S. Hewitt's will was filed in Paterson New Jersey with no public bequests mentioned. He leaves his widow Sarah Hewitt his household furniture and all estate known as Ringwood Passaic County New Jersey and real property in Rockland and Orange counties New York. A $100000 trust fund is created for various relatives, with the residue to the children.
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New York
Abram S. Hewitt
Paterson
N. J
Sarah Hewitt
Ringwood
Passaic County
Rockland
Orange Counties
N. Y
Daughter of Dublin Man in New York Diamonds Queenie Vassar Suit
Theresa Lynch, a renowned New York diamond dealer, was the daughter of a Dublin fruit dealer. Her late husband once partnered in the business. After his death in 1900, she learned of it just before his body was buried in the potter's field. Her son married Queenie Vassar, who later filed for divorce.
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New York
Theresa Lynch
Dublin
City
Drunk Street Couple Fined in Police Court Case
A very drunk Mary Carton received three months in jail after a noise disturbance at home and arrest. Her Belgian-born husband testified and helped explain the scene. In separate cases Joseph Bottomly and four other men faced fines for drunkenness and larceny from a Boott mill and Ready Brothers junk dealers, with multi-party dispositions and ongoing legal actions.
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Joe
Belgium
Joseph Bottomly
Lawrence
Botttomly
Lowell
Bottomly
Michael J. Holden
William Reardon
Joseph A. Thibodeau
Peter A. Langan
Ready Brothers
Welch
James A. Canning
State Farm
Monroe Doctrine Reviewed by Capt. Mahan
New York report summarizes Captain Mahan for National Review on US policy to resist European intervention in American affairs. He discusses Venezuela Germany and Britain, stressing US obligation to uphold continental peace and refrain from European territorial interference.
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New York
National Review
London
Herald
Captain Mahan
United States
Venezuela
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
First Waldorf-Astoria baby born to Greene of Bisbee
The Waldorf-Astoria welcomed its first baby yesterday, son of Col William C Greene a Bisbee Arizona cattle king and mining magnate. Guests toasted the infant as telegrams from Arizona and western states poured in with gifts from a mountain lion skin to gold nuggets. Mother and child are reported well. Col Greene leaves naming choice to Mrs Greene after hotel proprietor Bolder suggested Waldorf-Astoria.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
William C. Greene
Bisbee
Arizona
Greene
Bolder
Col. Greene
Dinner Talk on Abraham Lincoln by Solon Stevens
At its dinner on February 12 the group will hear Solon W Stevens speak on Abraham Lincoln. The event will be limited to those present with likely one or two out of town men not yet confirmed.
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Solon W. Stevens
Abraham Lincoln
City Hall Notes Take Up Aldermen Meeting
A special aldermen gathering this afternoon looked to draw jurors. The Democrats propose trading a water board member for a health board member to reshuffle city oversight.
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Water Board
Board of Health
Parker Cannot Come Lincoln Club Talk Declined
Attorney General Parker regrets his inability to accept the invitation of the Lincoln club to speak, citing prior commitments and scheduling conflicts.
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Parker
Lincoln Club
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