Turbulent Geneva Arbitration Text Ends With US Britain Claims
The document reviews the United States and Great Britain positions in the Geneva arbitration on claims arising from belligerent actions. It outlines the tribunal's judicial role, neutrality concerns, and the aim to connect injuries to wartime acts, noting reservations about applying rigid treaty rules.
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Wasuucton
Naval Academy
Amorelt Babee Amt-Torenaetets
Anne
Conde Med
Ibaa
Lena Tates
Harlan
Hoe
Forcener
Thas
Sellenganels Sausened
Great Britain
Board of Sarbitration of
Geneva
United States
vathoCn
Caxias
Her
Rerdels
Tribunal of Arbitration
Gatiseaé
Sador
Bedell
Fire damages Camp Sprite Mills in western Wisconsin
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed Camp Sprite Mills located in western Wisconsin. Owners Py Bickerman and H Krag reported insurance coverage of 22 000 dollars. The blaze affected key facilities including Home of Ca and Triumph, with details pending from local companies and authorities.
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St. Louis
Camp Sprite Es Mills
Wis
Py Bickerman
H. Krag
Iis
Soso
Sioux Leader Spotted Eagle Opposes Telegraph and Railroad
Dispatch from Fort Sully reports Spotted Eagle, a Sioux chief, resisting railroad expansion and telegraph line shutdown while warning of fighting the railroad and guarding against white incursions. Col. Stanley notes chiefs’ defiance and desire for council but foresees limited negotiation with independent Sioux bands.
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Dpd
Sully
Dakota
Bigher
Eadie
Ogre
Ards
Rosebud
Spotted” Eagle
Col
Stankey
Big Vine
Black Hills
Father
Washington
Fort Sully
Northern Pacific
Col Stanley
Missouri
Spotted Perth
Stanley
Mining Stock Frenzy Grips San Francisco in April
In San Francisco on April 23 the mining stock market heats up with rapid gains between boards. Jacket shares rise about $60 from Saturday close and Crown Point jumps to $1,500, up $100 per share amid frenzied broker activity.
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San Peanoisco
Crown Point
Printers Near End of Strike In Toronto
Linada Toronto reports the printers strike is nearing settlement with a general resumption of work likely. Copp, previously resisting the nine hour demand, has yielded and agreed to rejoin, ending a stalemate that held up publishing yesterday morning.
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Toronto
Prisoners Escape From Queens County Jail
Ten inmates confined on murder and burglary charges escaped Sunday night by unlocking corridor doors with a wire plate, getting to the jail yard and over the street. No outside capture yet. authorities seek confederates.
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Queens County Jail
Esca
Dreadful Accidents and Political Tensions Dominate New York News
Reports from New York describe a string of fatalities from gas inhalation and a balcony fall injuring several. a coroner closes the case against a liquor-store suspect. Augustus Bishop is found dead from heart disease. and Comptroller Green pays salaries amounting to nearly one hundred thousand dollars. Political chatter swirls around Governor’s charter action, with five factions awaiting clues and Stokes case delays fueling courtroom drama. A Tribune Washington note cites Gen. Butler drafting a May adjournment resolution as Congress battles election disputes and civil rights politics.
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Pat
Can Ryan
Henry Ward Beecher
Cooper Institute
Mr. Beecher
St. Michael’s Church
Augustus H. Bishop
Walter Bishop
Madame Aunha Bishop
Eleventh Street
Green
Stokes
Bartlett
Cardoza
Tribune
Washington
Butler
Congress
Philadelphia
Charles Sumner
Cincinnati
Grant
Milwaukee man jailed for stabbing dies by suicide
Adam Dentzeler jailed two years in the House of Correction for stabbing his reputed wife Matilda Dentzler, then took his own life last night. In court a verdict of 9000 dollars was awarded to Euphelia Vilan for injuries from falling off a gangway plank near a Northwestern Packet steamer. a prior similar case was ruled against the company.
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Milwaukee
Adam Dentzeler
House of Correction
Matilda Dentzler
United States
Western Packet Company
Euphelia Vilan
The
Packet Company
Death of Geo Peabody prominent liquor dealer in the city
Mr Geo Peabody a longtime wholesale liquor dealer and respected citizen died after a six month illness. The obituary notes his prominent position in local business and his standing in the community.
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Paun
Geo. Peabody
Chicago Markets and Local News Report
Chicago markets show firm demand for spring wheat and corn with notable price advances and stable cash trading. Also reported are livestock prices, a kerosene accident injuring Mrs. Cole, the emergence of the Church of Divine Maternity, and a citizens caucus whose mayoral nomination vote was postponed.
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Ateteh
New York
Chicago
Newberry Avenue
Weather Outlook for Tuesday From Barometer Trends
In Achington the barometer is rising from the lower ridges to the Eastern Gulf and Atlantic with generally pleasant weather. An area of low pressure moves east from Montana toward the West with diminishing pressure and increasing southerly winds. Temperatures rise and clouds extend to the upper lake region and Ohio Valley, with possible threatening weather and no severe winds expected except possibly for the upper lakes.
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Achington
Eastern
Gulf
Atlantic
Montana
Upper Lake
Ohio Valley
Upper Lakes
Legislative Brevities Apr 22 Senate and House actions
The Senate passed a bill to regulate insurance companies doing business in Ohio and a House bill to authorize incorporation of companies for catching horse thieves and other criminals. A joint resolution urged the General Assembly to take part in funeral rites for R D Harrison. The House and Senate advanced various measures touching militia exemptions, election judges’ pay, farm product handling, public works land appraisals, and state bear relocation.
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Senate
House
Ohio
General Assembly
R. D. Harrison
Board of Public
Eal
Florida Legislature Admits Miss Pee Bras Without Quorum
Miss pee Bras has been admitted to dial in The Florida Legislature yesterday with no quorum present. Senator Schurz will depart for Cincinnati next Saturday. The President vetoed a pension for Richard Cragan. Reports say Vaccarea fund subscriptions are under way amid ice in the lakes. A Baltimore ball game score noted. A Chicago & Northwestern railway official James How was seriously injured at Kenosha Wisconsin. A boarding house discovery mentions a man found dead in a garret by a Herat anecdote.
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Miss Pee Bras
Florida
Schurz
Esa
Cincinnati
Richardd Cragan
Vaccarea
Sear
Ba Allame
Baltimore
Mutuals
Cot. James
How
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Kenosha
Cette Peel Annes
Sone Daniel
Garret
Ibis
Aimes Troupe Delights Pike’s Opdin with Buffalo Bill
A refined troupe named Aimes performs at Pike’s Opdin showing lively acting and strong audience turnout. Buffalo Bill continues to draw crowds at Wood’s, while a romantic drama promises good houses during its run. The Mathews family and notable names Cool Burgess Harry Bryant Charley Howard star in a National company engagement.
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Pike
Aimee
Buffalo Bill
Wood
Dan
Goluaednas
Mathews
Cool Burgess
Harry Bryant
Charley Howard
The
Star Company
the National
Democratic Convention Meetings and Baptist Church Officers
The report covers a meeting of the National Democratic Convention committee appointments at the St Nicholas with plans to secure Cincinnati for the convention. Samuel Hant to travel to New York May 8 and Hon. Samuel Hant to go in advance. Separately a Ninth Street Baptist Church election elected J E Cheeves president and George E Stevens vice president with officers and trustees named from local churches.
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St. Nicholas
Cal. Thomas
August Belmont
F. Hant
Cincinnati
New York
Samuel Hant
Ninth Street
J. E. Cheeves
George E- Stevens
H. Hi
Agape Main Davis, Jr
Treaanrers
Rever
Joseph DeCamp
George
Ninth Street Baptist Church
James Powell
James McFarlan
First Church
John Evehen
N. J
Fifth Street
McClernand in City Amid Strike and Public Notices
Illinois General John McClernand was in the city yesterday as coal shovellers and shipyard laborers strike looms. Gas company books examined by a council committee while Liberal Republican state convention attendees include C. M. Clay and Carl Schurz.
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John 4. McClernand
Illinois
C., M. Clay
Russia
B. Gratz Brown
Missouri
Carl Schurz
Joseph Feldkamp
Saabs
Covington and Cincinnati
Murder Trial Set Amid Court Immunities and Illness
Louis Helm faces a murder trial at the current term as J R Hallam presides in Chancery Court. Illness in a family keeps a judge at home while jurors for the grand and petit panels are sparse, with only about one third present when the Criminal Court met yesterday afternoon. Local notices reference a city clerk update and routine ordinances, while bills and jail-related expenses are itemized as proceedings continue.
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J. R. Hallam
Chancery Court
New Episcopal Church
Criminal Court
Eecearanes
Sossen— Babashotinas
French ultimatum on army reduction spurs German response
April 23 report notes Germany’s government warned France of occupation threat if the Prevch army is not reduced. A satisfactory explanation from Paris about army increase led Bismarck to withdraw the ultimatum. Also reports the Princess Imperial of Germany gave birth to a daughter, with positive progress in the imperial household.
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Germany
Frederick ‘William
Impending Cabinet Crisis Dominates Early Press
April 3 reports show a looming cabinet crisis with threatened ministerial resignations stirring party tension. John Bright defends the ministry in Commons as the Fawcett bill debate looms. The Tichborne claimant is admitted to bail and to face examination. Weather is mild and spring-like with forecasts of a plentiful harvest.
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Engla
Shakespeare’s Birthday Banquet Tonight in New York
On April 23 the Society OF THIS City marks Shake spere’s birthday and St George’s festival with a banquet at Delmonico's this evening.
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New Yor
Shakespere
St. George
Delmohicos
Congressional panels tour Norfolk Navy Yard visit
Senators and House committees will tour the Norfolk Navy Yard on Friday, invited by Secretary Robeson, to inspect the facilities and operations at the yard. The trip aims to review naval readiness and industrial capacity.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lni
Worfolk Navy Yard
Robeson
Buffalo gnat devastates livestock across Mississippi and Arkansas
Information from Mississippi and eastern Arkansas reports a buffalo gnat infestation causing heavy livestock deaths on plantations. Hundreds of animals died in days, with Madison County Mississippi and surrounding areas hardest hit. Planters lose plow animals and large farmers face crippling losses after extensive crop preparations.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Madison County
Misc
Barkin
Markets Update: Cotton Prices Mixed in Spot and Futures
Market notes show cotton trading dull with spot prices weak and futures edging higher. Analysts cite limited demand and nearby harvest pace as key drivers of the tone in trading across exchanges.
Weather Summary Report From St Louis Creek
Report from St Louis notes clear and pleasant conditions with a rise of one inch in the river. Kyle provides a weather update dated April 18 with light details from the field notes.
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Sigh Kyle
St. Louis
Rive
Local arrest renews court remand in Work-bonce case
In a routine morning session, ALIRST SEWALL and James Gases appeared before deputies from the Work-bonce precinct. The Commissioner remanded all three to jail pending further proceedings at Stieralee.
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James
Cacketees
Cqumissioner
Stieralee
Presiding in Circuit Court Case Hearing Noted
Fragmentary OCR outlines a United States Circuit Court proceeding with names such as John Driesbach and P. B. a presiding figure. Mentions an amount of $100 and references to legal actions or advocacy. Details are garbled and incomplete.
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United States Circuit Court
Wwpen
John Driesbach
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