Port Chalmette Stock Camp Claimed Violates Neutrality Laws
Chicago date April 15. U S government investigation into the British stock camp at Port Chalmette near New Orleans is nearly complete. Army officials and Crowder report- ed admissions by English officers prove the camp acted as a continuous base of supplies for the British army, violating neutrality laws. Governor Heard backs the findings and urges Washington to act.
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Chicago
United States
Port Chalmette
New Orleans
Tribune
E. H. Crowder
Corbin
Secret Service
Army
Jackson Barracks
Washington
Crowder
Heard
British arms shipments alleged from Missouri post
Jefferson City announces O P Gentry investigated a Lathrop post accused of supplying horses and mules to Britain for South Africa. Dutton & Harrington own sheds and land, shipping 72 000 head last year. 21 Sepoys to India will return with 500 to 1 000 mules for the British army.
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Jefferson City
O. P. Gentry
South Africa
United States
Gentry
Lathrop
India
Germany Losing Money on Her Various Colonies
A London dispatch reports that Germany’s colonial ventures yield little revenue. Eight protectorates bring only about 2 million dollars annually while the Reichstag must approve 7.5 million for their support. Kiao Chau provides 90 thousand in revenue with a 3 million subsidy needed, and Southwest Africa yields 450 thousand against a 2 million budget. Deficits from 1898 and 1899 may require 800 thousand from the imperial fund.
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New York
Germany
London
The
Tribune
Reichstag
Kiao Chau
Protectorate of
Southwest Africa
Imperial Fund
East Africa
Cameroons
Gunners to Remain in Cuba to Instruct Natives
The War Department received General Wood’s order directing abandonment of Guantanamo post. A second order assigns artillery to stay on the island to instruct Cubans in gunnery.
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Cuba
Washington
War Department
Wood
Guantanamo
Insurance Department certification by South Dakota official
J C Shober Commissioner of Insurance certifies the attached statement is a true copy on file in Pierre dated February 20, 102. The official seal is affixed and presented as proof.
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Cine Spee
Th Dakota
Beadle
South Dakota
Ting
Mamie I. Pyle
John
Pyle
May Pyle
Nellie Pyle
Acyle
Lew of
nLet
Huron
Beadie County
John L. Pyle
Mamie Pyle
John A. Montgomery
John A. Montionery
Alfred Bartlett
A. D
L. C. Kemp
Asner F. Pay
Beadless
Johanna Kipp
E. R. Piggle
Able County
Dakota
Beadle County
George E. Mahaffy
Willhelmina Hohenhaus
Willselmina Hoonnenhaus
Henry C. Hixcavey
Ilinois
Commissioner of Insurance
PO. Ois Wrens
State OF Illinois
Stephenson
Ss, Co
O. Collmann
Wm. Drembor
German Insurance Company
Freeport
Illinois
United States
State OF South Dakota
Insurance Department
I. H. C. Shober
State of
Pierre
H. C. Shober
Department of Insurance Company
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
County of
Charles Putt
Greville E. Fryer
Insurance Company of North America Insurance Company
Department of Insurance
J. C. Shober
Charles Dietz
Maria Dietz
Maria Krueger
Ring Dietz
Bertha Friedmann
Ella Martin Schneider
Lena Thies
Jan Hummel
Clare Jamm
Judeudge
S. D
Stene
Salon
Story Court
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William E. Elliot
Montanes
Andrew Riegel
Peter Kiene
Ander
Huron County
Beadie
South Dkota
Peter Kiev
A. W. WreMarn
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Chatelane Shopping Bags
Baker's
Fred J. Baker
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Huron, South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
Duluth
Mahan Elsa Ve Wacscs Keld
Nienck
Martha Cummings
Igned
George H. Costaary
Martha Cum
Kelley & Champerlain
Earing
Orpha L. Ayers
Jessie L. Ayers
Charles Ayers
Henry C. Hinckley
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Charles Platt
Rich'd i Reilly
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Lydia A. Greenleaf
Esid
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Lydia A. Greenear
Sadie B. Finckh
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Spring
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