Allies Propose Venezuela Costs Row At The Hague
A Washington report describes a April 4 conference at the British embassy where Mr. Bowen accepted many drafting changes to a protocol but refused any article forcing Venezuela to pay blockade costs if The Hague rules against preferential treatment. The text outlines articles on tribunal decisions, funding of claims from La Guaira and Puerto Cabello, and Czar Russian involvement. The tribunal would decide the distribution of revenues and the court would meet September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bowen
London
Berth
Rome
Great Britain
Germany
Venezuela
Hague
La Guaira
Puerto Cabello
The Hague
Russia
General Frederick Jtuaston Assigned to Investigate Ahisin
Brigadier General Frederick Jtuaston has been assigned to lead a mission in Ahisin within Lig new command to investigate certain conditions in the territory. The move clarifies the department of Columbia's aims and outlines the officer's responsibilities in the new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jtuaston
department of Columbia
Ahisin
No White Man In Leonia Miss Left to Take the Office
Whites of Jasper county Mississippi oppose a negro postmaster appointment at Leonia near Paulding. Most whites have moved away. a few refused to withdraw and urged discontinuing the office. Heard, a negro school teacher, was appointed after residents petitioned, amid a negro community with a church and school nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonia
Miss
New Orleans
Jasper county
Paulding
Heard
Identity Revealed Man Killed by B&O Train Near Point of Rocks
A man later identified as J. T. Quigg died after being struck on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track west of the Point of Rocks tunnel. Found dying by canal walker William Hammond, he refused to share his name, saying he was an old bachelor. Died at 2 a.m. He rode Train No.7 from Baltimore at 5 20 p.m. He wore work clothes, about 63, possibly from Baltimore, and carried a piece of poetry in his pocket. His body was buried in potters field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Quigg
Point of Rocks
potters’ field
Baltimore
Death notices for Thelma Baumgardner Edward Weddle and Theodore Thomas
Thelma Pauline Baumgardner died at East Fifth street from pneumonia aged 5 months 21 days. Funeral tomorrow at 3 pm with service at home and burial at Olivet cemetery. Edward Richard Weddle died at East Fifth street from brain fever aged 1 year 2 months. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm at Mountain Dals German Baptist Church with interment at Mountain Dals. Theodore R. Thomas died at Brewer's Alley from pneumonia aged 1 month. Funeral tomorrow at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THELMA BaUMGARDNER
Thelma Pauline
Thomas Baumgardner
East Fifth street
Mb. Olivet
EDWARD B. WEDDLE
Edward Richard
Edward V. Weddie
Mountaindals
German Baptist sbarch
Mountsindals
Theodore R. Thomas
Brewer's
alisy
Boys' Gospel Service at Association Rooms
The M C A janiora will hold a gospel service tomorrow morning from 9 15 to 19 a m at the association rooms. Special music has been provided. All boys aged 12 to 16 are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A. janiora
association rooms
Roosevelt on trusts and laws will be enforced
President Roosevelt addressed Milwaukee merchants denouncing indiscriminate legislation and pledging rigid enforcement of new antitrust and interstate commerce laws. He praised the department of commerce and labor and the anti rebate provisions, urged targeted remedies, and warned against sweeping, blunt measures that fail to reach the real abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Agito
Roosevelt
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Man unten House
Atlis Mumedinio
United States
Quarles
OA Wadhams
Milwaukee Merchants’ and Manufacturers' Association
Wadhams
America
senith ag
congress
department of commerce and labor
secretary of
industrial commission
sults
middle west
Bride of Lord Donoughmore From New York Society
One of the many beautiful American women popular in London society becomes Lady Donoughmore, formerly Miss Blena Trace of New York City. Her father is a tremendously influential merchant, and her uncle is ex Mayor Grace of New York City.
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London
Lord Donoughmore
Lady Donoughmore wig
Blena trace
New York city
Grace
New York
Calamity Narrowly Averted Roosevelt Train Backward Jam
At Lake Mills Wisconsin April 4 President Roosevelt's train moved backward as a crowd surged near the rear car. A yell of warning scattered the onlookers and several received minor bruises. The president spoke briefly before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mills
Wis
Roosevelt
Would-Be Briber Arrested In Flower Indictment Case
New York lawyer George Edward Mills business partner of Dr Richard Flower's son attempted to offer 1750 dollars to Assistant District Attorney Garvan for the five original indictments against Flower. Mills held on 5000 bail. Brindley, Det. Sgt., supervised sting in a restaurant where Mills handed over 1510 to Garvan and 250 to Brindley. Officials recovered the indictments with court permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Dr. Flower
New York
George Edward Mills
Richard Flower
Baivan
Flower
Hagaman
Garvan
Mille
Jerome
Brindley
MHls
Attack Baron von Sternburg in Berlin Papers
Berlin editors accuse Baron Speck von Sternburg of servility to United States President Theodore Roosevelt after accompanying him to the Washington railroad station during the Roosevelt tour. Morgen Post and Tageliche Rundschau condemn the German minister’s conduct as undignified for the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Roosevelt
Herlin
Morgen Post
United States
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Washington
Baron Sternburg
Germany
German empire
Tageliche Rundschau
Baron von Sternburg
Cornerstone Contents Turned Over to Treasury Department
Washington April 4 The treasury department has received from the Mint Realty Company the historical contents of the cornerstone of the old Philadelphia mint building erected in 1829. Included are a copper half cent 1829 a copper cent 1824 a silver dime 1829 a statement from the building architect a copy of the Pennsylvania Gazette July 4 182% and a copy of the Democratic Press of Philadelphia The operational capnage commenced in the year of USAZ Sultan Has President's Letter. Washington April 4 The long expected interview between United States Minister Leischman and the Sultan of Turkey occurred at Constantinople Minister Kuschman cabled the state department that he had presented President Roosevelts letter to the Sultan and had received satisfactory assent on all points related to recognition of diplomas issued by American colleges in Turkey and central admission of Americans to privileges enjoyed by other nationalities
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Treasury Department
Washington
Mint Realty Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Gazette
Democratic Press of
USAZ
Sultan
United States
Leischman
Turkey
Constantinople
Kuschman
state department
Roosevelt
Ripped Out of Office Scranton Officials Ousted by Incoming Recorder
Scranton April 4 a governor appointed recorder removed four patrolmen and installed appointees of his successor. The retiring recorder reshuffled bureau heads including John E Roche replaced by B T Jayne and F L Wormser stepping aside for Mark K Edgar. Connell and W Connell are related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Muchtbronner
Alex T. Connell
W. Connell
Filipino Rebels Defeated Surigao Band on Mindanao Shore
Troops and constabulary led by Captain Perry overran and drove off convicts and ladrones who seized Surigao island on Mindanao. Details scarce as Perry pursues the enemy. In Cavite two fights near Idan saw 175 scouts defeat 200 ladrones, with 7 killed and 12 wounded. government forces suffered no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surigao
Manila
Captain Perry
Lake Mainit
Mindanao
Perry
Idan
Cavite
Naked Light Ignites Mine Gas. 60 Entombed, All Saved
A naked light in No 3 mine of the Gabighail Wilkestartre Coal Company caused a gas explosion in the Wyo udu Valley. About 60 miners were entombed briefly but rescued within half an hour. no one was killed or injured. A second check found all safe, a small fire extinguished by hose and water. The colliery resumed operations.
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Che Gabighail
Nisats
eauth
nistenyeaus
Wyoudu
Nuey
canAway
nour
collery
Four Men Die in London Mine Disaster Near Dubois
Four men were killed and several injured at the London mine near Dubois Pennsylvania by a rock and earth fall. The deceased are Earl Wagcott Edward Fye George Traux and William Phipps. One man suffered a broken leg another a back injury and several others were slightly hurt. The four were well known young locals all married except Waggett. The mine had long been regarded as safe and without accidents.
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Dubois
London mine
Earl Wagcott
Edward Fye
George Traux
William Phipps
Waggett
Miners on Strike at Snow Shoe Stir Friction in Central Pa
In Snow Shoe Leigh Valley Coal Company mines a bitter strike escalates as officials accuse the firm of trying to crush the United Mine Workers Local 2. Check weighman is blocked despite state law, 50 miners fired for union involvement, National President John Mitchell backing the strike with funds. Also included are reports of a canal treaty opposition in Colombia, a fatal yard accident in Altoona, and a battle near Okhrida with 149 killed or wounded.
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Snow Shoe
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Leigh Valley Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Patrick Gilday
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Mr. Bowen
Allies
Brockave
The
B. EBERT & SONS
BARPWARE DEALERS
J, DANIEL CRIMMINS
MERCHANT TAILOR
Market Steet
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
EDWIN DEVILBIEL
ANOLeREEE
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DYFICE
Doll & Albourd Building
North Market Street
Pregerick
Ma aely
HIVE
FUNSTON
ALASKA
Eaxcen
Buffalo Plumbers
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Harry Pulver
O'Brien
Fort Thomas
Pulver
Astoria
Long Island
Don Parsons
Company B
Third infantry
Parsons
Hartisburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
New London
Sweepstake
Fitzpatrick
Walter Dimock
San Francisco
United States mint
Walter Kroeser
Ella
Chicaze
church
John Imier
Caroline county
Adam Stewart
Baron Von Sternhure
Hartford
Conn
Ursuline Convent
Cambridge
George Turner
Elkins
Maryland
M.P
Pocomoke City
Hayward Hall
Prince George’s county court
Upper Marlboro
Bolland
Snow Hill
cester COUDEY
John Imler
City Hospital
Balsimora
Frederick O. Heenighanson
Edmondson avenue
Misa
Edith F. Lowe
Boston
Hagerstown
William 0. Byron
Willamaport
Sherif Hardeaty
Princes George’s county
Justice Morrison
Hageratown
Charles A. Spangler
Spangler
department
B.O. RR
LADY DONOUGHMORE
Camden
John EB. Me Thaterk
Wiliam Smith
dhung
Smith
Delaware river
McClintock
A. Hanna
JENPLOSION IX
Wilkesbarre
Colon
Alejandro Orellac
Hay- Herran
Colombia
Lenford Clay
Harrishbars
Clay
tyre
Berlia
Lokal Anzeiger
Okhrida
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