Castro's Grip Firm Says U S Minister in Venezuela
United States Minister to Venezuela W W Russell reports plague persists but Castro holds firm grip on power. He says political situation quiet, denies crisis rumors and notes no incivility from Venezuelan officials as he departs on sixty days leave from Caracas.
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Plague Strikes La Guayra as Caracas Seeks Relief Aid
In Venezuela’s La Guayra the plague tightens, closing shops and leaving many destitute. Caracas merchants appeal to President Castro for heroic help while Consul Moffat remains stranded by quarantine. the Paducah brings news of his plight to Curacao.
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Paris Wedding Plans for Prince Helie de Sagan and Gould Uncertain
Reports from Paris on May 18 say the engagement of Prince Helie de Sagan and Mrs Gould remains informal with no definite wedding date or venue. A key hurdle is Count Boni de Castellane who may seek to modify the divorce decree restricting custody of their children, potentially prompting a marriage abroad to avoid French jurisdiction.
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Armour & Co. not seeking retail shops in Britain say Churchill
In the British House of Commons Winston Churchill said Armour & Co. of Chicago had not asked for new capital and did not plan to open retail shops in London or the provinces. He noted some Smithfield traders had been financed to sell imported meat only, amid fears of American expansion.
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Skeat Praises American English Study Over England
Professor W. W. Skeat of Cambridge defends American English teaching, noting Americans value English and phonetics more, with emphasis on Chaucer and King Alfred. He contrasts U.S. and English schooling, claiming Americans gain better pronunciation and linguistic understanding than most English speakers.
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Abd el Aziz in Bad Way as Fez March Unfolds
A Matin correspondent reports Sultan Abd el Aziz faces a Moorish army near Fez on the verge of revolt. The sultan cannot rally troops or retreat and may abdicate if desertions continue, signaling a potential crisis as his march proceeds.
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Foreign Affairs Notes Reach Courts and Capitals
Reports from London Vienna Madrid Lisbon Simla and Hong Kong detail extradition for jewelry thefts in New York, Emperor Francis Joseph’s illness, King Alfonso’s birthday greetings, Bryan’s reception at the Telegraphic Conference, Willcocks’s punitive campaign in Mohmand country with cholera abating, and Yun-Nan rebellion gains including a railway capture and government defeats.
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McIntyre Firm Bankruptcy Hearing Witness Testimony
Ewen McIntyre, 80, father of T A McIntyre, testified as first witness in the bankruptcy examination before U S Commissioner Gilchrist. He denied over trading with T A McIntyre & Co, saying he held 100 shares Kansas City Southern, 200 Erie common, and Erie first preferred bought for him and John G McIntyre. He admitted a $3,500 car was turned over by the firm to him to lend to his son, and promised to produce 350 shares of stock for the receiver's inspection.
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Lightning Fires Ravage Mount Holly Area in Severe Storm
A midnight electrical storm in Mount Holly New Jersey caused $23,000 in county damage with hail harming crops. Lightning struck Miss Maria Walker’s Lumberton house, a chimney collapsed through the roof. John Rockhill’s Medford house burned out, and John E. Darnell’s Mount Ashe barns with six horses and a colt were destroyed. More fires were reported at 1 am, likely barns or haystacks.
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