Castro rejects Dutch decree on Venezuelan port transshipments
Scarecas Venezuela Oct 3 report says President Castro declines to revoke May 14 decree blocking transshipment for Venezuelan ports Curacao. He questions the Netherlands demand and proposes sending a confidential envoy to Caracas to settle differences amicably. He notes preparations for La Guayra defense and health concerns. Dutch reply calls for revocation to restore amicable relations and ends with Caracas expects Castro will resist the ultimatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
la Guayra
Holland
Castro
Hesident
M. de Reus
Venezuela
Berlin and London clash over Balkan conference prospects
A semi official dispatch reports German Russia veer toward a Balkan conference only with complete Berlin Treaty signatory agreement. Austria-Hungary objections remain, Turkey programmes gain ground, while Britain denies direct Austria Hungary Turkey rupture and seeks peaceful settlement. Servia Crown Prince in St Petersburg fuels uncertainty over diplomatic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
London
Great Britain
Servia
Eia
St. Petersburg
Peter
Japanese Ambassador Hails Fleet Visit To Japan
Washington reports Ambassador Takahira and President Roosevelt met at the White House after the luncheon with Takahira delivering the Emperor’s thanks. He said the fleet’s visit strengthened friendship between Japan and the United States and thanked the President for inviting the fleet to Japanese waters. The Emperor’s message expressed high regards and belief the event will cement close ties between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kogoro Takahira
Japan
Takahira
White House
Roosevelt
United States
America
United States of America
Mutsuhito
Umbrella Sale Promises Fine Fall Weather Gear
Perr & Company promotes 720 umbrellas in pure silk taffeta with box wood handles and eight rib parasol frames. Regular prices $3.50 and $4, now $2.35. Available at Three Broadway Stores and Warren Street, 13th Street, 34th Street locations. Contact 258 842 1302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Guards to Foil Assassins as U S Fleet Arrives
Amoy China October 26 The supply ship Culgoa under Lt Cmdr John B Patton arrived from Manila awaiting the second American battleship squadron under Admiral Emory due October 30. The Taotai said precautions were taken with guards every ten feet along roads to Namporto Temple and one hundred guards at each entrance to the grounds. Viceroy Song of Fukien and Prince Yu Lang arrived today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
Culgoa
John B. Patton
Manila
Emory
Namporto Temple
Song
Fukien Province
Yu-lang
Atlantic fleet positions and Amoy voyage update
A wireless message from Tokio reports the Atlantic battleship fleet at 7:30 AM in lat 37°N, long 134°38′E with perfect weather and ongoing evolutions. At 9 AM Rear Admiral Emory’s squadron separated to head for Amoy China, with flagships firing salutes to mark the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Atlantic
Emory
Amoy
China
Sailors Granted Shore Leave as Cholera Situation Eases
In Manila a special medical board reviewing cholera conditions allowed shore leave for crewmen for the first time in weeks. Hundreds of sailors went ashore while the Board of Health reported only one new cholera case today. Rear Admiral G B Harber, commanding the cruiser squadron, announced the change.
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Manila
G. B. Harber
Board of Health
Night Riders threaten massacre as Tennessee grand jury opens case
In Union City Tennessee on October 26 a grand jury was convened to probe the murder of Captain Quentin Rankin by Night Riders. Fifteen more suspects were arrested and masked riders appeared near Obion while letters threatened to massacre Trenton residents. Sixty one people were held at the guardhouse as the grand jury prepared to hear witnesses starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Union City
Tenn
Reelfoot Lake
Quentin Rankin
Obion
Trenton
Rankin
T. J. Happell
George Beard
L. A. Ward
Brown
Major Horton
Walnut Log
O. D. Eldridge
Dr. Doran
Captain Rankin
Thomas Wallace
Frank Long
Holmes
H. E. Wilson
Yrover Wilson
Joseph E. Jones
Dresden
With Judicial Circuit
Jones
Veniremen
Posse of Collegians to Lead Chase of Night Riders
Colonel Taylor's son J Hillsman Taylor mobilizes a unit of Vanderbilt alumni and other college men to pursue the Reelfoot Night Riders from Samburg toward Camp Nemo. About 100 in civilian dress will ride, with Taylor in command. He denies plans for vigilantism if the rioters are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Bristol
Restfoot Lake
Tennessee
J. Hillsman Taylor
R. Z. Taylor
Taylor
United States
Vanderbilt University
Samburg
Vanderbilt
Trenton
Camp Nemo
Militia Standby in Arkansas After Night Rider Warning
Acting under Governor Pindall instructions, the local state militia in McCory Arkansas is held in readiness to repel any night rider attack. Two guns have been posted here and a warning demanding resignations of Major Keating and Captain Riggs of the state national guard was received through the mail.
Maritime Schedules and Ship Movements Across Atlantic Routes
A dense list of ships, ports, and itineraries dated October and November notes vessel names such as Kronprinz, Nieuw Amsterdam, and Teutonic sailing from Bremen, Galveston, Havre, and Southampton. It records destinations, departure windows, and transit routes including New York, Jamaica, and Curacao, with lines from Cunard, White Star, Clyde, and Lloyd.
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Nord America
Samiend
Naples
Antwerp
Bremen
Holland -Port Talbot
Martha Wa Hington Almeria
Denver
Galveston
City of
Atlanta
Avannah
Savannah
Savanilla
G Lloyd Rms
Kronprinz
Tagus
Kinigin Luk
Genoa
Lloyd Hudson
Havre
Massilia
Denia
el Sigio
Pacific
Adriatic
Southampton
White Star
Pretoria
Plymouth
Hamb-Am Hugin
Campeche
Ward Suram
Penarth
Line Sails
Kronprinzessin
G Lloyd
Finance
Cristobal
Panama
Alexandra
Argentina
Rio Plata
Newton Hall
Norton
Horatius
Houston
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Comanthe
Jacksonville
Clyde
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Olid Dam
City of Savannah
Campania
Liverpool
Cunard
Teutonic
Admiral Dewey
Jamaica
U . Co
Aurora
Curacao
Red D
Neuces
Mallory
Monroe
Old Com
Amerika
Hamburg
Hamburg-Am
la Provence
French
Monterey
Havana
Ward
Altonia
Lloyd
Heilig Olav
Christiansand
Regina d'Italia
Lloyd Lab
Iroquois
Jacksonvile
Jamestown
Old Dominion
City of Atlanta
Port of New York Arrival List October 26 1908
Shipping report from Port of New York lists arrivals on October 26 1908 including Charois Antilles Carolina Aurora Crown of Galicia Isthmian Manna Hata Hi Rio Vincenzo di Giorgio Avalon Verona Seeataes Emilia Minnetonka Chicago Thompson Saramacca steamers with crews passengers mails and cargo to multiple firms and bar transits in mixed conditions.
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Charois
Schmidt
Rotterdam
Philip Ruprecht
Bar
Antilles
Woodward
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Carolina
Sargent
Fajardo
Aguadilla
Mayaguez
San Juan
New York
Porto Rico
Aurora
Nor
Christopherson
la Guayra
Maracaibo
Puerto Cabello
Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
Crown of Galicia
Halliday
Sourabayra
Passoercean
Port Said
Algiers
Delaware Breakwater
American Sugar Refining Co
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
Parse
Porto Mexico
Delaware
Manna Hata
Charles
Baltimore
New York and Baltimore Transportation Line
Mdse
Hi Rio
Parker
Galveston
Bennett, Walsh & Co
Seeataes
Hammond
Cristobal
Emilia
Suttora
Trieste
Naples
Almeria
Phelps Gres & Co
Minnetonka
Cannons
London
Atlantic Transport Line
Chicago
Perdurgeon
Havre
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Sar Asam Joi Bet
Thompson
Boston
Metropolitan Ss Co
Seo View
Cummings
Birkshire
Newport News
Sandy Hook
Saramacca
van der Est
Paramaribo
Barbados
Royal Dutch West India Mail
Steamlae Arceis
Ger
Stege
Rouen
Shields
Bat
Wartfield, Solar & Co
Woman shoots self in Newark hotel room
Harriet D Stebbins wife of Charles M Stebbins manager of Pure Oil Company East Newark was found with a bullet wound in the head at the Continental Hotel Newark Doctors said she could not recover Her husband was present and detained as a witness She claimed despondency from drug use and left letters requesting care for her daughter Marjorie indicating she intended to kill herself
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Harriet D. Stebbins
Charles M. Stebbins
Pure Oil Company
East Newark
Continental
Newark
City Hospital
Stebbins
Erie
Penn
Marjorie
Miniature Almanac of ships near Sandy Hook
Almanac notes ship positions and expected dock times for vessels east of Sandy Hook including the Kronprinz Wilhelm Adriatic Furnessia Martha Washington Nord America and Ryndam with distances and arrival estimates for yesterday and today and anticipated dock times through Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronpring Wilhelm
Sandy Hook
Furnessia
Nord America
Ryndam
Shipping and Port Names Listed in Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists ports and dates including Manzanillo Tampico Maracaibo Caracay Rio Janeiro Havre Gibraltar Rotterdam and other locations with various October dates and ships or lines implied by the broken text. It appears as a worldwide shipping or voyage notice with scattered city names and month indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Feom
Manzanillo
Tampico
Neto
Gibraltar
Anne Ward
Rotterdam
Holland Amstendam
Transatlantic Ship Movements From New York Dates Listed
A compact listing of passenger and cargo liner itineraries shows ships including Star of Scotland, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Caledonia, Brantwood, Clan Macintosh, Fratendam, Taormina, and others sailing from New York to Cherbourg, Bombay, Naples, Sydney, and various ports, with voyage dates in late October and October 21 to 28.
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Santos
Corrientes
Ger
New York
Barbados
Pernambuen Lyttleton
Star of Scotland
Brn
Melbourne
Sydney
Ete
Plymouth
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Cherbourg
Bremen
Brisbane
Ben Nevis
Bro
Fremantle
Bombay
Antwerp
St Andrew
Bri
Mars Retiles
Christiansand
Oscar IT
Copenhagen
Glasgow
Caledonia
Moville
Algiers
Brantwood
Naples
Clan Macintosh
Adelaide
Bermuda
Bermudian
Taormina
Hal
Houlogne
Fratendam
Mutch
Kingston
Trent
Southampton
Colon
Etc
Tagus
Para
Maranhense
Pry
Lisbon
Shields
Geestemande Ier
Colombo
Cape Corse
Chesapeake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Netherlands
Germany
Russia
Berlin
M. Iswolsky
Prince von Billow
Herr von Schoen
Taft
Mr. Taft
Mikado
Fleet
Racers, Perr & Company
Tars
Collegians
Comrades
Hughes
Arkansas Night Riders
Transpacific
Hawaii
Seattle
Arizonian
Corea
San Francisco
Acess
Guam
Philippine Islands
US Transport
Australia
West
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
Aorangi
Alameda
Philippine
Mies
Inveric
Samoan Islands
Foreric
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Feemceaee
Tacoma
Port of
Nicholas Cuneo
Port Antonio
Crown of Granada
Perth Amboy
Regina
Tenfuegos
Coppename
Demerara
Jefferson
Joseph Ai Giorgio
Ner
Marine Intelligence
Panteen Orgae M
Goy. Island
Hell Gate
Goy
Island
Stern Brothers
Ladies’ Tailoring
West Twenty-third Street
Gunther
Fifth Avenue
Forty-third Street
Earl & Wilson’s
Red-Man
IRE
Binay
John ‘Drew
Jack Straw
Criterion
Nat Atvane
Gillette
Samson
Roe
DAY
SAVOY
Lyceum
Knigkerbogker *S
the Girls OF
Gottenserg
Gertie Millaray
Edgar Selwyn Pierre
Tion
Ethel Barry
Lady Frederick
Garrick
Joseph Coyne T
Carlisle
May Irwin
Ircus
Mats
Thea
Saresi
Pene Bein
Louise Gunning
Macaca
Majestic
Tha
Yonstelle
Daly
Marine Elliott
Actin
Lew Perald Sq
West End
DE _ANGELIS
Darville
Carol Mat
Tom
H. W. Savage
Eigy
Ony
Arnold Daly & O
Barrison & Howard
Clarice Mayne
Carlin & Otte
Harry Tigne & Co
Matthews&Ashley
Nat M. Wills
Frank Moulan
Maud Lillian Berri
Carrie de Mar
Winsor Metay
Lasco
Weber
ASTOR
Wallach
Siyznyy
Coe
Marie Gahill
Aso
Ciktl Sway Aes
Matinee Shue
AR. Louis
Mana Toon Shine
Rio de Janeiro
Sp m—Pring Friedrich Wilhelm
Rei Italia
Itali
Sagres
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Max Fiedler
Pacerziwské
Acer Mischa Eiman Cabrucwitser
Carnegie Hall
Tysons
Philharmonis Society of
SAFO
Denman
Shevinne
Henry Wolfsoh Craiway
Blaney
Lincoln SQ. Way
Sfth St
Mat
Daily Extra
Sale ‘ Uct
Heath
Max
Torer
Harry Lauder
Ammerstein
Chartess Rossi
Dwisy Ha
Eden Musee
GvEsy
THE
Americ
SPM
Dayton
Amsterdam
Winsor McCay
N. Y. Herald
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Ant
JOY EO
M. Cohan
Liberty Theatre
Brey Saate Woomaee Morrow
Lillian. Russell
Wildfire
Osee
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