Plague Crisis Tugs at Venezuela Ties
W W Russell, American Minister to Venezuela on leave, describes La Guayra plague as deadly with high mortality among blacks and whites. He notes quarantines at Trinidad and Colombia, Venezuelan troops burning infected areas, and concerns over a possible diplomatic crisis as he departs for New York.
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W. W. Russell
Venezuela
la Guayra
la GuayTa
Tribune
Mr. Russell
Republic
Trinidad
Colombia
la Guayre
Russell
Veneguelan
Castro
Caracas
Post
Porto Rico
Washington
Kaiser Disappoints Nobles At May Luncheon
Emperor William failed to attend a luncheon with leading nobles of the province after General von Scholl announced the emperor’s regret. Prince von Billow sought an audience on state business and the emperor and the Chancellor were in a close conference in Frankfort.
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William
General von Scholl
Gnd
Prince von Billow
Frankfort
Extradited for Morgan Robbery Case in London Court
Claude J. Heritier and William Wilson were committed for extradition at Bow Street police court after arrest in England for the March theft of jewelry valued at 57 0 from Mrs. David P. Morgan in New York.
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London
Claude J. Heritier
William Wilson
England
New York
David P. Morgan
Bow Street
Armour & Co. not planning retail shops in Britain or provinces
Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that Armour & Co. had not called for new capital and had no plan to open retail shops in Britain or its provinces. He noted that some Smithfield butchering businesses had been bought to enable selling imported meat only.
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Chicago
London
Armour & Co
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Charles W. Bowerman
Avoca Beached After Collision. Two Crew Dead
Maas Luis May 18 British steamer Avoca from New York to Hamburg arrived with bow damaged after a collision with Nordsee. Avoca beached at once. One man and two of her crew were drowned.
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Maas Luis
Netherlands
Avoca
New York
Hamburg
Collison
Nordsee
Eack
Immigration grants turned back at Port Arthur border
Twenty nine immigrants who arrived by steamer from the United States were refused entry under a rule requiring five or four tickets to a destination in Canada. They were sent back to Duluth.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Canada
United States
Duluth
Plague Fears Rise in Puerto Cabello and Curacao Trade
Reports from Puerto Cabello indicate possible bubonic plague outbreak with three new malarial fever cases and one death, all resembling yellow fever. The Merida from Maracaibo says Maracaibo harbor authorities ordered returns under a May 14 decree, while Dutch schooners carrying cargo to Curacao destined for Puerto Cabello have been detained.
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Puerto Cabello
Willemstad
la Guarra
Willemetad
Merida
Reid Line
Maracaibo
Curacao
Eetre
Puerto C Abello
French Troops Rout Moors in Night March Action
Paris telegram reports French forces under General Amade marching at night across five miles in frost. Moors abandoned weapons and cattle in flight to mountains. Three men killed and twenty two wounded in daylight attack on May 1 near Mdakra.
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Paris
Easthet
Poison Death Casts Shadow On Clary Case Inquest
The Clare Morris inquest into Thomas Clary’s death concluded that poisoning caused the death but found no evidence on when or how the poison was given. Margaret Clary, his widow, had been deported from New York on suspicion of involvement.
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Dublin
Meg
Thomas Clary
Margaret Clary
New York
Claremorris
Peru's Rebellion Suppressed as Rebel Leaders Captured
Lima reports an apparent nationwide order after a short revolution. Government troops capture insurgent chief Enrique Licsa and only rebel leader at large is Augusto, leaving the revolt largely quelled across the republic.
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Lima
Republic
Enrique Licsa
Augusto
Waterways urged as key to national growth and rivals
Congressman Joseph E. Ransdell leads a dinner of press members to press for a comprehensive inland waterway system linking the Great Lakes to the St Lawrence. He argues today’s tiny river projects and railroads hinder commerce while nations like Germany and Canada advance. Notables including E Ellis J H Davidson and John F Crowell speak on freight savings and national policy.
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New York
Canada
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Emer
Great
Middle West
Ransdell
Congress
Harlem Ship Canal
Ohio
Germany
France
Holland
Belgium
Roosevelt
Memphis
E. ©. Ellis
Kansas City
River and Harbors
John A. Fox
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Rollo Ogden
Evening Post
John F. Crowell
The
Wall Street Journal
John Cosgrove
Everybody's Magazine
John A. Sleicher
Leslie's
Dr. O. S. Marsden
Success
Robert Underwood Johnson
A. C. Johnson
Hamilton Holt
the Independent
H. J. Howland
the Outlook
Pathetic Trip Abroad Delays Royal Wedding
Paris May 18 The wedding of Prince Heli de Sagan and Mme Gould faces delays over a will clause that halves shares if spouses wed without executors consent and over custody battles with Count Boni. A foreign ceremony may avoid French courts while Protestant rites would suffice without religious changes.
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Paris
Hélie de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Jay Gould
Helen Gould
Count Boni
Prince Hélie
France
de Sagan
England
Count Bont
Rome
Vatican
Erie Street Bridge Reported Collapsed After May Incident
The Erie street bridge near Chicago was reported to have collapsed after a May incident. Early word suggests injuries but details on lives lost remain unclear.
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Erie Street Bridge
Chicago
Metropolitan museum free admission and professional meetings today
Free admission offers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Natura. A meeting schedule includes the Wholesale Surgical Trade Association at Hotel Astor at 10:39 am, a New Jersey Commandery dinner at Hotel Astor, an annual meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers on West 39th Street, and a Tri-Professional Society gathering at Hotel Astor in the evening.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum Zoological Gardens
Wholesale Surgical Trade Association
Hotel Astor
New Jersey
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
West 39Th Street
Tri-Professional Society
Weather Record and Forecast from Washington May 18
Official Weather Bureau report notes kite flights at Mount Weather Virginia show calm layers about two thousand feet aloft. Surface winds east. Mislow mood center moves northeast over lower Lake. affecting northern interior valley and southern Atlantic states. Temperatures near normal. rain probable across Atlantic coast states Ohio Valley lower lake region. showers likely New England lower lake region Mississippi Valley Michigan and east. Local forecast calls for today's rain or showers then fair Wednesday with increasing south winds.
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Washington
Mount Weather
Virginia
Lower Lake
Interior
South Atlantic States
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Mount Missippi
Michigan
East
Guillam
Patrick Campbell Former Brooklyn Chief of Police Dies
Patrick Campbell long time Brooklyn Chief and Superintendent of Police died at his home in Brooklyn from paralysis after a stroke. Born 1827 in Charleston South Carolina he rose from The Brooklyn Daily Eagle to Customs Inspector under President Pierce. He served under Buchanan and Lincoln and became Sheriff of Kings County before heading the police department. He handled notable 1875 76 murders and resigned after the railroad strike era. He and his wife survive with a son and two daughters. Funeral expected at Nativity Church Madison Street and Classon Avenue.
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Patrick Campbell
Brooklyn
Herkimer Street
Charleston
S. C
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County
Charles A. Schieren
Sarah Alexander
Pesach M. Rubenstein
New York
William W. Simmons
Adreas Fuchs
Charles Goodrich
William W. Goodrich
Supreme Court
Kate Stoddard
Campbell
Death of Actor Hugo Toland During Germantown Visit
Philadelphia May 18 Hugo Toland a well known actor died today at his nephew s home in Germantown from Bright s disease. He 39 born in California began on stage at 18 with Mrs Leslie Carter and later in William Faversham s The Squaw Man Mr Toland starred in Mr Barnes of New York The First Born and appeared with Nat C Goodwin. Funeral will be held Wednesday. New York s Lambs invitees. body to be cremated and ashes sent to San Francisco for burial. He was twice married to actress Gertrude Tibbell and they were divorced.
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Philadelphia
Hugo Toland
Bright
Germantown
Mr. Toland
Lillian Russell
California
San Francisco
The
Toland Hospital
Gertrude Tibbell
Ex Judge G A Finkelnberg Dies in Denver at 83
Ex judge G A Finkelnberg of the United States District Court at St. Louis who retired in 1907 due to ill health died in Denver. Born April 6, 1837 near Cologne Prussia he served as Missouri congressman from 1868 to 1872 and was a candidate for Missouri governor in 1876. He authored several legal works.
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Denver
G. A. Finkelnberg
United States District Court
St. Louis
Cologne
Prussia
Finkelnberg
Congress
Missouri
Frederick May Holland Dies at 72 in Concord Massachusetts
Frederick May Holland author dies at his home in Concord at age seventy two. An 1862 Unitarian minister who later left the ministry, he was Harvard graduate and Wisconsin Academy of Sciences member. He wrote The Reign of the States and works on Browning and liberty.
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Concord
Mass
Frederick May Holland
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences
Holland
Frederick West Holland
Harvard
Anna Maria Bicknell
Noted Early 20th Century Deaths Across Cities
Alfred Cabal aged 74 dies in Sioux City Iowa after moving there a decade ago. Professor J H Coyner ex president of colleges in Salt Lake City and Los Angeles dies in Hopkinsville Kentucky aged 70. Louis H Hnatkowski Newport Rhode Island decorator dies at home age unknown. exiled Polish immigrant, Beaux Arts trained. Rev Dr J W Cate former Boston Universalist missionary to Japan dies aboard steamship Minnesota arriving Seattle. leaves wife and two children.
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Alfred Cabel
Sioux City
Iowa
Paris
Milan
New York
J. H. Coyner
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Hopkinsville
Louis H. Hnatkowski
Newport
R. I
Hnatkowski
L’ecole Des Beaux Arts
J. W. Cate
Boston
Minnesota
Seattle
Japan
Universalist
University At
Taklo
Thaw Visited by Lawyer. Confidence Shaken
Harry K Thaw received a visit from his lawyer A Russell Peabody in Poughkeepsie on May 18. Peabody was Thaws only visitor. Thaw appeared in good health but warders say he has lost some confidence since Sunday about potential release by Justice Morschauser.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
A. Russell Peabody
Peabody
Thaw
Morschauser
Fourth day sale at Fifth Avenue Galleries draws brisk bidding
The Carroll and Greef collection sale at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries saw a bronze Mercury fetch the top price and total day receipts of 2449 25. J A Parker bought the Mercury figure, while L A Lanthier paid 25 for a brass cannon. Attendance was strong with buyers named. The weeklong sale may continue.
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Carroll and Greef
Fifth Avenue
J. A. Parker
L. A. Lanthier
L. J. Phillips
Louis Greene
E. Sheppard
L. Compton
Tiffany Will Contest Traced In Connecticut Case
In Winsted Connecticut the Tiffany will case opens before Judge Gager with a $500000 to $730000 estate dispute. Executors Howland and Laura Wheeler are named residuary legatees while distant relatives contest alleged undue influence. Executives include $200000 for deaconesses home and small town gifts.
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Winsted, Conn
Tiffany
Gager
C. E. Tiffany
New York City
Charles P. Howland
Howland & Wheeler
New York
Dr. Tiffany
Wheeler
Wheelers
William C. Ogden
Chicago
Qeden
Lawrence van Alstyne
Sharon
Emily
Laura Wheeler
Howland
General Grant
Washington
Trumbull Reports Hopeful Crop Outlook for Texas Lines
Colorado & Southern Railway chief Frank Trumbull returned from a five week Western tour optimistic on crop prospects in the railroad’s territory, especially Texas where cotton planting favorable and Texas lines could show their biggest fall business. He noted friendly Texas sentiment toward railroads and strong local leadership. He warned of manufacturing slumps weighing on earnings but expected a bottoming out and eventual rise. He also cited lower mining spirits in Colorado yet strong Cripple Creek gold camps with more workers and an improving steel outlook in the state.
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Frank Trumbull
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Texas
Trumbull
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Vanderbilt Jr Fined for Speeding in Special Sessions
William K Vanderbilt Jr and chauffeur Alfred Hummel were fined 15 dollars each after a March speeding arrest by Bicycle Policeman Morrison. Commissioner Bingham referred the matter to the District Attorney, leading to a warrant for Vanderbilt to appear for trial. most justices favored the policeman’s version, while Justice Zeller dissented.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Court of Special Sessions
Vanderbilt
Alfred Hummel
Morrison
Bingham
Kernochan
Justice Zeller
Children to keep tabs on cops plan at PS 72
Inspector Miles O Reilly assigns all pupils of Public School 72 in East New York as police sergeants watchers. Children to watch patrolmen and report misconduct by noting leave numbers and circumstances and sending them to the inspector. Patrolmen dislike the plan.
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Miles O'Reilly
Public
East
New York
O Reilly
O' Reilly
Ezra Kendall in New Ace Comedy at Majestic Theatre
Ezra Kendall starred in a new George Ade comedy at the Majestic Theatre Boston. The May 18 performance drew a full house and satisfied patrons, marking Kendall's first Boston appearance in four years.
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Ezra Kendall
the Tribune
Boston
Majestic Theatre
George Ade
Mr. Kendall
Church Union Near Pittsburg Aims at Methodist Merger
May 18 report from the General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church shows strong support for consolidation with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Delegates hear calls to unite on terms, while discussions on interchurch cooperation, missions, education and reconciliation continue. Memorial services honor deceased bishops and conference officers.
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Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal
Dolliver
Iowa
Methodist Protestant Church
Old Homestead
H. W. Warren
J. &. Goucher
Women’s College
Baltimore
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Douglas Mackenzie
Hartford Congregational Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
United Brethren Church
the Tribune
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
General Conference
Isaac W. Joyce
Charles Mctlabe
James N. FitzGerald
Edward G. Andrews
Samuel M. Merrill
Charles H. Fowler
James M. King
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
D. A Goodsell
Boston
Epworth League
Joseph F. Berry
Stephen J. Herben
Edward M. Randall
The Gay Musician at Wallack's Theatre
A review of The Gay Musician at Wallack's Theatre calls it a comic opera with music by Julian Edwards and book and lyrics by Siedie and Campbell. The piece lacks cohesive plot and wit, though it features some good songs and costumes, with Amelia Stone and Sophie Brandt leading but hampered by the weak book.
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Wallack’s
Julian Edwards
Messrs. Siedie and
Campbell
Broadway
Amelia Stone
Sophie Brandt
Miron
Martha George
Dr Ferris Calls Thaw Paranoiac in Lunacy Plea
Albany May 18 Dr Albert W Ferris president of the State Commission in Lunacy testified in the effort to release Harry K Thaw from Matteawan State Hospital. He said Thaw is paranoid and would testify that release would require a court ruling his commitment illegal. He added Thaw did not impress as a witness and seemed coached.
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Albany
Albert W. Ferris
State Commission In Lunacy
Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Thaw
Dr. Ferris
Invader at Pabst Theatre features Hackett drama
The Pabst Theatre English stock company presented Walter Hackett's The Invader with Christine Norman Janet Beecher Jack Standing and Robert Conness in leading roles. The play parallels The Regeneration and centers on a financial crash linked to the Henryine era.
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the Tribune
Milwaukee
Pabst Theatre
English Stock Company
Walter Hackett
Christine Norman
Janet Beecher
Jack” Standing
Robert Conness
Obituary notices from Morristown and Brooklyn area
Numerous death notices and funeral details for Howland Miller Murray Samuels Sheppard Williams and others. Entries include private interments in Greenwood Holy Cross and St Johns churches and notices for residences in Brooklyn East Orange Wickatunk and Paterson with cemetery access information for Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem trains Jerome Avenue trolleys and Grand Central Station.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Desirable help offered by THE TRIBUNE for job seekers
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for positions archived at the Uptown Office 1364 Broadway with hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Subscriptions and mail services are detailed, listing many domestic and foreign rates and offices from Nassau Street to Harlem and Newark. It also lists numerous hotels and international offices for Tribune readers abroad.
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NEW York Tribune
Tribune
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Mexico
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Porto Rico
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Philippines
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American Express Company
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Nice
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ENA
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Lemon & Co
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le Montforty
Sal
Hamburg
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