Germany follows lead on Venezuela port protection
In Caracas Germany plans to land a naval force at Porto Cabello to safeguard German interests amid an uprising. The U S government, after a state and navy briefing, instructed Commander Nichols of the Topeka to be ready to land forces if attacked. The Topeka departed La Guayra for Porto Cabello as a precautionary measure. Minister Bowen later reported rebels cut the cable at Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Caracas
State Department
Porto Cabello
Navy Departments
Nichols
Topeka
la Guayra
Tospeka
Porte
Darling
United States
Germany
G Grman
Lra
Venezuela
Barcelona
Harlan & Hollingsworth Sold to US Shipbuilding Syndicate
The Harlan and Hollingsworth shipyard in Wilmington Delaware covering 50 acres was sold Monday night to the United States Shipbuilding Company. The buyer group includes Lewis Nixon Elizabethport N J Neafie & Levin Philadelphia and others with major plants from San Francisco Newport News and more. The firm founded sixty years ago was the first iron steamship builder in the United States and has produced vessels for many nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
United States Shipbuilding Company
Lewis Nixon
Elizabethport
N. J
Neafie & Levin Company
Philadelphia
San Francisco Ironworks
Newport News, Shipbuilding Company
United States
Globe
Roosevelt Knox Conference at Oyster Bay on Cable Propositions
At Oyster Bay a meeting between President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox discussed commercial propositions. The session aimed to assure the company of favorable terms regarding its cable project and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Disbanding Gate City Guard Emerges in Georgia
Atlanta reports a move to disband the Gate City Guard at the request of a majority of officers of the regiment. Governor Candler may be asked to act, with reasons citing ineffectiveness and factional divides harming harmony and usefulness of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Candler
Gate City Guard
Rith Regiment
Poe
Hélash Teter
Clifford Anderson
Burton Smitr
Pattomt
Omss Parrott
B. W. Bigvery
James F. O'Neill
Wii
Bryan Denies 1904 Presidential Bid
In an interview en route to Danville Illinois Colonel Bryan dismissed rumors he would seek the Democratic nomination in 1904. He said he would not be a candidate then and has no future plans, preferring to continue editorial work and advocate reforms with tongue and pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Jon
William J. Bryan
Uim
Will
Danville
Ils
Bryan
Ecw
Neptune
New York
Yepeed
Rockmart
Boston Magazine
The
Atlantic Monthly
South
Sledd
Moses
Hiad
Aaron
Miriam
Carnt
Josephus
Gran
Pharaoh
Ethiopia
Saba
Neely seeks return of funds after Cuban case amnesty
C F W Neely convicted of Cuban postal frauds and later granted amnesty asks the attorney general to reimburse $6234 found in his possession at arrest. The money was sent to Cuba as exhibit and later returned by the military government to the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
C. F. W. Neely
Attorney General
Cuba
Neely
Mississippi convict farm system outlined by warden
Captain J. M. Parchman, warden of the Mississippi penitentiary, discusses the convict farm system and its crop production. The article notes a state levy set to bear 28 percent over the next four years, with perspectives on fiscal impact and implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Parchman
Mississippi Penitentiary
Fire damage hits Armour Plant in Memphis steel packing
A frestle plant of the Armour Packing in Memphis Tennessee burned on Tuesday causing estimated losses of about 115 000 dollars and described as uninsured. Local authorities investigated the blaze and fire officials cited extensive damage to the facility and inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Armour
Bill Arp Defends Southern Stance In Atlanta Constitution
Bill Arp argues against Northern critics and the Atlantic Monthly. He defends Southern whites, praises local black workers, condemns misrepresentation, and cites lynching as a social response to outrages. He details daily life at home and criticizes editor errors.
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al City
Tupei
Moses
Egypt
Zipporah
Jethro
Mégro
Bledd
Milam
Trisble
Brown
Daughters
Zion
Sam Hose
Sledd
Boston
The
Atlantic Monthly
Rome
Broad Street
Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Advertising Rates Offer Low Costs For Local Businesses
Local newspaper promotes extremely low advertising rates as a strong incentive for business owners to patronize its columns and place ads.
Unclear OCR Summary of Varied 1900s Items
Fragmented notices include cholera in the Philippines 28000 cases, arrest of Mrs. Neal Campbell in Chicago for alleged infant trafficking, underground wires ordered in Baltimore within six months, a Richard Henry Stoddard eulogy at his wife’s grave, and varied references to anti trust talks, Imperial Tobacco plant in Richmond, and other garbled items.
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Philippines
Neal Campbell
Chicago
Baltimore
Richard Henry Stoddard
Richmond
Imperial Tobacco Company
Great Britain
Anna V. L. Pierson
Ventor
Langing
Glen Ridge
N. J
Robinson Wa Sheridt
Lord Cha Denson
United States
Rorgan Shipping Trust
Nagew Itich
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Bowen Cables
Susie
Clark
Vaucluse
D. C
Nees
Bartow Man
Prof. Sledj
Bill
Cook
Ayer
Ladhywe
Buckingham
Rugeismer
P. Hall
Rco
Nashua
N.H
Ea Eesti
Grand
Boon
Malshy & Company
Ridans
Ad Druggists
Hawkes
Pour Eyes
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