Venezuela Denies Arbitration Seek. Asphalt Case Held in Court
Caracas reports President Castro refuses to arbitrate U S Venezuela disputes and demands the New York and Bermudez Asphalt cases be decided by Venezuelan courts. The Anglo German bond debt agreement is signed and US cabinet discusses further steps but plans no drastic action.
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New York and
Bermudex Asphalt Company
Hreminia
Anglowan
Washington, D. C
Ainister Bowen
State Department
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Taft
Hay
Netherlands considers action on Venezuela amid financial and diplomatic strains
The Hague reports aim to secure release of a Dutch ship seized in Venezuela as tensions rise over Dominican revenue disputes and a broader effort to liquidate foreign bonds. The Netherlands may deploy or cooperate with other powers to protect nationals and enforce neutrality, with possible redeployment of warships from the Dutch East Indies if eastern crises persist.
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Netherlands
Venezuela
Ilegally
Far East
Dutch East Indies
Venezuelan
Alay
Trance Death Case Shocks Medical Experts
Miss Luella Huesus of Mt Vernon dies after fifteen days of unconsciousness following a shared trance with her mother Mrs James H Muestis. Doctors at Presbyterian Hospital note starvation and involuntary mutual hypnosis as possible causes while hypnotism specialists argue fate was not involved. The case draws wide scientific attention.
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New York
Presbytertia Hospital
Luella Huesus
Mt. Vernon
James H. Muestis
Henry W. Helfer
Sis
Welther
Miss Huestis
Starvatter
Needle Wound Proves Fatal to 17YearOld in Neenah
Special to The Northwestern reports Henry Arneméasin, son of Supervisor Arnemann, died after a needle pierced his left side about a week ago and lodged near his heart. He was seventeen, and the injury worsened this afternoon before three o'clock.
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Neenah
Mareh
Arnemann
Wis
Henry Arneméasin
New Orleans Man Lyons Hanged for Gurley Killing
Lewis W. Lyons was hanged in New Orleans for the July 20 1903 assassination of former District Attorney J Ward Gurley. Gurley a Cleveland appointee who led bank wrecking prosecutions, was Lyons target after dissipation and legal feuds. Lyons sought to blame his lawyers Mellen and Gurley, then killed Gurley and shot himself. defense argued insanity.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Lewis W. Lyons
J. W. Gurley
J. Ward Gurley
Gurley
United States
Cleveland
Lyons
Tayons
Mellen
Mr. Gurley
PUGILIST HIL DIES AFTER BROADWAY CLUB BOUT
John Ty a negro boxer is mortally injured after a six round match with Kid Dorsey at the Broadway Athletic Club. Ty lies unconscious at St Agnes hospital after fourteen hours of treatment. Leade Riley, club owner, is jailed on 3000 dollars bond and Kid Dorsey is held without bail pending coroner’s inquest.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Hil
Leade Riley
Kid" Dorsey
Bai
John Ty
St. Agnes Hospital
Dorsey
Broadway Athletic Club
Beret
Tor KX Oss
Madison Assembly Passes Lobbying and Recall Measures
The Wisconsin legislature debates and adopts bills on recall of aldermen, prohibition on paid lobbyists with open committee access, and stricter rules for legislative influence. The senate approves a return of Alabama battle flags and passes school and insurance measures while adjournment and upcoming sessions are scheduled.
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Wis
Assembly
la Follene
Wig
Pliny Norcross
Janeavale
William Jennings Bryan
Assembly Coffland
Host
Secretary of State House
Senate
Alabama
Committee
Assembly Committee On Manufactures
Eclipse Woolen Mill Faces Court-Appointed Appraisers
Louisville Trust Company asked the court to appoint appraisers for Eclipse Woolen Mills, a long established southern plant that recently filed a deed of assignment. Secretary John P. Chenoweth reports assets around 209000 with claims totaling about 275000. Legal action follows cotton market collapse and wool price rise. attorneys say mills may close within a week.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Louisville Trust Company
Eclipse Woolen Milla, & Corporation
Truat Company
John P. Chenoweth
Eclipse Company
Elipae
South
Death of Alex Stewarts Shaping Local Obituary Note
Cintonville Wisconsin March 2 Aledt Stewart one of the oldest residents has died He was born April 4 1821 in Canada and moved to the United States in 18 He resided at Inne conne for a time and later the Peeks area The notice lists several names including W M Neville Montreal Mrs Thomees FH and others with sixteen grinded extant remarks
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Wic
Aledt Stewart
Canada
United States
Inneconne
Stewart
Antigo
Alet
Onville
W. M. Neville
Montreal
Thomees
FH. Fatthawe
Ch Cage
Pzteen
Brockton Relief Fund Reaches 21002 Total Aid Report
The Brockton relief fund for the Graver shoe factory explosion victims has reached 21,002. The state expert report on the disaster cause is in possession of the Ullicit attorney. The detailed nature of the report awaits public release with interest.
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Masa
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Dhe
Sis
Santo Domingo Debt Talks Show No Change in U S Policy
The March 4 cabinet meeting concluded no shift in policy toward Santo Domingo. An American probe will seek details requested, while Berlin says Germany will leave obligations to the United States. Brussels notes Belgian and French bondholders protest Santo Domingo’s debt payments and the 1901 agreement.
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Santo Domingo
United States
Berlin
Foreign Office
Viess
Great Britain
Germany
Brussels
San Domingo
Europe
France
Belgium
Japanese Loan At 150 Million Sets Terms In Three Markets
The Associated Press reports final details of Japan’s 150 million loan, 4.5 percent, issued in New York and London with 75 million each. Redeemable after five years, it targets tobacco receipts, with Dutch and Swiss subscriptions possible. German banks were excluded, and Berlin notes German banks did not participate due to underwriting disputes.
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Associated Press
London
Japan
New York
Kuehn, Loeb & Co
Holland
Switzerland
Korohiyo Takahashi
Special
Associated Press Today
Concerne Kueln Loeb & Co
The
National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Russia
France
Berlin
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Deutsche Dresdner
Roosevelt appoints A B Van Valkenburgh U S district attorney
At a cabinet meeting it was announced that President Roosevelt named A B Van Valkenburgh as United States district attorney for the Western district of Missouri. The choice follows the recommendation of Senator-elect Warner, succeeding himself and the previous district attorney. Van Valkenburgh had been Warner's assistant.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Roosevelt
van Valkenburgh
United States
Western District
Missouri
Warner
Knoxville man sentenced to fourteen years in Wisconsin prison
John Johnson of Knoxville Tennessee, convicted of murdering Patrick J Doyle in a August quarrel over dice, was denied a new trial and sentenced today to fourteen years at Waupun.
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Wis
John 8. Tohnson
Knoxville
Tennessee
Patrick J. Doyle
Waupun
Confidence in Cabinet Recalls Frese’s Role
Acting Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs Tittoni reported 6 percent confidence in Frese’s cabinet during the reshuffle. The measure reflects public sentiment toward leadership amid ongoing governance questions.
Packers on the Stand in Chicago Cattle Inquiry
The special grand jury probing meat packing practices questioned Michaelt Murphy of Cartahy Packing about marketing cattle and prices. Harry F. Wilkins of Cudahy Packing also testified on handling as U S District Attorney Trving Baxter assists Chicago investigation.
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Chivago
Marsh
Michaelt. Murphy
Cartahy Packing Company
South Onaha
Sioux City
Mangassy
Murphy
Harry F. Wikins
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
United States
Trving XM. Baxter
Chicago
Hin
Liberals Win Partial Victory in Bouligan Committee
Liberals gain a foothold in the Bouligan committee to draft a scheme for national representation under imperial reforms. They demand a parliament elected by universal suffrage with budget control and oppose bureaucratic control. Zemstvo and Douma groups, along with professional bodies, back Bouligan and ministers, aiming to secure a constituent assembly and a new constitution.
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Associated Press & Petersburg
Bouligan
Zemaiavos
Doumars
Russia
A. Bouligan
Interior
E Committee
Dr Chadwick in Court Over Forgery Bond Renewal
In Cleveland Dr Leroy Chadwick appeared with attorney Vick P Kline to renew a $5000 bond as co defendant with wife Cassie L Chadwick in a forgery case involving a $46 6 000 Carnegie note. Chadwick has not yet been arraigned on the forgery charge.
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Ohio
Maren
Leroy
Chadwick
Vick P. Kiine
Criminal Court
Kline
Thy
Cassie L. Chadwick
Carnegie
German Imperial Yacht Hohenzollern Heads to Civita Vecchia
Rome reports the German imperial yacht Hohenzollern is due to arrive at Civita Vecchia on Saturday. In Dover the Hamburg American line steamer Hamburg carrying Emperor William from Cuxhaven called for dispatches and sailed onward to the Mediterranean, with salutes exchanged between forts and the escorting armored cruiser Prinz Frederich Karl.
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Hohenzollern
Civita Vecchia
Hamburg
Dover
England
Cuxhaven
Emperor William
Mediterranean
Prinz Frederich Karl
Isthmian Canal Commission Reshuffle Nears Taft Departure
Washington March 24 The resident and Secretary Taft are making efforts to complete the rearrangement of the Isthmian Canal Commission before the president departs on his southwestern trip. It may be impossible to finish the plan and many communications must pass between parties to be consulted.
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DD. C
Castro
Venezuela
Bowen
Washington, D. C
J. 4. Hollander
Santo Domingo
Taft
Atlee
Hollander
Associated Preas
Isthmian Canal Commission
Carnegie Art Gallery and US foreign art reproach
The Carnegie Institute faces criticism for welcoming foreign art while domestic printers and artists allege bias towardEuropean works. Local dealers import European pictures, disadvantaging native talent and exhibitions in New York and other cities. The article notes understandability of the attitude due to home industry strains but predicts change amid ongoing fake and international exhibitions.
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Carnegie Institute
United States
New York
Orid
Axemple
Prnenle
Buford Sues Burdick Over Bond Sale Contract
In Milwaukee, T N Buford sues D G Burdick in U S Court for breach of contract regarding sale and disposal of bonds of the San Miguel Phosiatics company. Preliminary hearing held by Commissioner Daniel Midonald. case adjourned to April. Summons served. full complaint not yet filed.
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United States Court
Daniel
Jules Verne Dies in Amiens at 75
French writer Jules Verne died at his Amiens home after a long illness. Born February 8 1828 in Nantes he became famed for adventure novels such as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. His death ends a storied career spanning decades in France and abroad.
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France
Jules
Ghiles Verne
Nantes
Antertes Ley
Merchants Oppose Interurban Route Change in Oshkosh
Oregon street merchants protest the Oshkosh Fond du Lac interurban transfer from Oregon Street to South Main Street after the city accepted a $35 000 franchise payment. They warn loss of trade and urge routing Oshkosh Neenah and Oshkosh Green Bay cars over a new bridge to Ninth Street to relieve Main and High Street blockades.
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Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Ocourpiny Wll
Oregon
Main Street
Oregon Street
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Liam
Othe City
Fond du Lac
Neawle
Dues Lac
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High Streets
Strike at Milwaukee carpenters walk out over woodworker dispute
More than thirty carpenters and millwrights at Pabst Brewing walked out March 4 over a disagreement on woodworker hiring. Woodworkers were restored after AFL decision favored them, though carpenters claimed the woodworkers were on a product to which they were entitled.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Pabst Brewing Company
American Federation of Labor
Freight Steamer El Pane Grounds in Gedney Channel
The Southern Pacific freighter El Pane from Galverton ran aground while passing Gedney channel. A harbor tug was dispatched to assist in refloating the stranded steamer.
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Associated Presa
New York
Southern Pacific Company
Galverton
Gedney Channel
Russians Fear Harbin Fall as Japanese Advance Near Vindivostok
From Genshu Pass Manchuria reports indicate refugees leaving Harbin while Russian forces brace for a Japanese push toward Vindivostok. Experts note Russian regrouping and possible main army withdrawal beyond Harbin to safer lines. Admiral Nebozy orders transport-heavy squadron toward Jibutil and Vindivostok with supplies.
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Japanesa
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Municipal Court Hears Drunkenness Disorderly Conduct Pleas
William Amerson pleaded guilty in municipal court to drunkenness and disorderly conduct and paid a fine and costs. George Anderson and William McGrath were released for vagrancy. A jury was struck in the Siegert assault case and Cowan burglary set for April 14. Cohen, a fourteen year old charged with assault with a knife, was dismissed and referred to juvenile court. Lane bound over on forgery. case adjourned to this afternoon.
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Lynch
George Anderson
Oliver McCusker
William McGrath
Gabbert
Wisconsin
Reinhold Siegert
Neenah
William Longhurst
Louis Cowan
Winneconne
State of Wisconsin
Jacob Cohen
Come Panton
Iny Wilenaki
Eugene Lane
James Costello Falls From High Bridge Margin
James Costello fell eighty feet from the false work of the high bridge, bounced into the river from a barge, and survived with no broken bones or serious internal injuries. He is rapidly recovering at St. Joseph's hospital in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Associated Press
St. Paul. Minn
James_ Costello
St. Joseph's Hospital
Prima Donnas III Detained By Diphtheria Fears
St Paul March 24. Mme Kirby Lunna, a grand opera prima donna, was to appear last night as Kundry in Parsifal, but is hospitalized in a Minneapolis hotel with serious throat trouble feared to be diphtheria, according to her physicians.
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Kirby Lunna
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