Bowen Report Secret of Dr Pauls Mission Unclear
The Bowen report on presenting the note to Venezuela and his handling of Castros reply reveals questions about authority and recall. Officials note Bowen’s impetuosity and possible bias toward Castro, with the president considering next actions. The document remains central to whether Bowen should be recalled.
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Venezuela Seeks Recall of Bowen Amid Diplomatic Moves
Venezuela requests the recall of Mr Bowen and says the government will send him instructions to return home at once. Dr Paul has been dispatched to Washington to secure Bowen’s recall, visiting Secretary Hay before his trip to Europe and discussing the matter with Secretary Test and the President. Bowen was the central topic of a recent conference with the President.
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Beef Trust Inquiry Heats Up Ahead of Grand Jury
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago reports that key developments in the beef inquiry are expected as the Federal grand jury resumes. Secrecy surrounds officials while a Chicago resident was subpoenaed yesterday. The action follows talks among District Attorney Morrison Assistant Attorney General Over Pagin and Special Agent St Clair amid rumors of indictments for perjury and efforts to identify witnesses tied to the Connors indictment.
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Pastor Arraigns Trusts in Bitter Rockefeller Sermon in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg, Rev S Edward Young of Second Presbyterian denounces John D Rockefeller’s 100000 gift to foreign missions. He uses Luke 19 8 9 to condemn trusts, calling the Standard Oil rise vilainous and weighing the moral cost of wealth. New York report notes Hill comments on the Rockefeller gift and a university speech defending trusts.
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Coal for Steel Trust in 25 Year Pittsburg Deal
Pittsburg Coal Company near agreement with United States Steel Corporation to supply all coal needed for 25 years at market price. Estimated demand ranges from 4 to 10 million bushels annually after mines exhausted. Monongahela Coal Company, led by FL Robbins, to provide its share. Robbins travels to New York to finalize.
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Pitsburg Coal Company
New York
Gas tragedy claims four at Canal street home
In Chicago on April 3 Henry Monroe his wife Anna their infant and a brother died of gas asphyxiation at 2956 Canal Street. A kitchen gas pipe leak caused the accident. the father was found near the door with arms outstretched. A boy at a bakery incident in Washington is also noted.
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Haitian Demand for Powell Recall Overshadows Haiti US Row
Haitian Minister J N Leger said Port au Prince will likely ask for Powell’s recall if Washington does not remove the US minister. The Haitian government doubts Powell’s conduct though officials deny improper action. If recalled, Powell may be reassigned. Capt Charles Young would supervise interim actions in Haiti. The United States reportedly plans to respond after reviewing the protest and Powell’s reports on Haiti.
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Wiliam F Powell
Port Au Prince
State Department
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Haitia
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Charles Young
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Mission House seeks active missionary students in East
Rev A P Doyle C SP head of the Washington DC Mission House tours Eastern seminaries to recruit volunteers for missionary work. He visited St Joseph's Dunwoodie and St Johns Brooklyn. The house opened last October with a $280000 cost. Archbishop Farley chairs the board. Michael Cudahy started the fund with $10000.
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Washington, DC
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
Sergeant Wachter Buried After Manila Flag Duty
Sergeant Wachter, who helped raise the first American flag at Manila, was buried in New York after being killed in a Moro battle on May 1. Twenty two men from the Eighth Infantry joined the funeral at Governors Island and St Joseph's Church, with interment at the national military cemetery.
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Steamer Brandon Grounded Off Devils Beach
The Brandon of the Old Dominion Line ran aground near Devils Beach while returning from Jamestown with a party from the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Pocahontas and the Berkley hauled her off shore and she headed to Norfolk, with Mrs Lippitt and Mrs Leo Knott among the frightened passengers later brought to Richmond by the Pocahontas.
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Boston
Fireman killed in wreck near Front Royal Junction
An extra freight train struck a cow near Front Royal Junction at 103 o'clock tonight derailing the engine and five cars. Fireman N Bagby was killed, caught beneath the engine. A wrecking train from Alexandria was sent and track to be cleared by morning. In Richmond, Gov issued a requisition for Tobias Smith, colored, who escaped from the State farm in July 1902 serving an eight year term for house breaking. He was captured in Washington, with an officer dispatched tonight.
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Marshal slain by saloonkeeper in Diamond Indiana
City Marshal Albert Byers was shot and killed by Jesse Danes, a saloonkeeper, after a night quarrel near the saloon where Byers had recently enforced a gambling and slot machine ban. Danes fled the scene. In Mexico City on April 9 there is no decision on a successor to Ambassador Aspirez. Jose Algara of the general relations department, now at Port Bubhassey, is mentioned for the post.
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Skirmishes in Manchuria Reported by Japanese Forces
Japanese recon reports April 5 and 6 battles near Tsulusha and Pamiencheng north of Changtu. Repeated cavalry and infantry assaults were repulsed with over sixty enemy casualties. Japanese losses none officered. Russian dispatches from April 7 note no change in the broader Manchurian situation.
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Fear to Run Night Trains in St Petersburg amid Labor Strikes
Dispatches report railway fears as authorities avoid night runs and section hands seize trains. Conservatory students perform Korsakoff opera Kasches. composer greeted with ovation after dismissal over student strikes. Police try to stop protests by lowering a fire curtain. Demonstrations spread to Smolensk Cemetery and Tambhoff Warsaw with pamphlets and broader student unrest. In Warsaw Jewish quarter and police guard streets after January disturbances.
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Indemnity Talks Align With Russian Peace Push
London Outlook reports Russia asking for a 500,000 dollar indemnity while denying territorial concessions. Tokyo silent, seen as rejection of Russia’s terms, pushing talks toward indirect off-sets such as giving Japan a stake in the Trans-Siberian Railroad.
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Meyer Cordially Greets St Petersburg Ambassador Arrives
Meyer the new American ambassador to St Petersburg made his first call on Foreign Minister Lamsdorff. The exchanges were cordial but routine with no talk of war or peace. Meyer will present his credentials Wednesday and reside at Kleinmichel Palace on Sergei tnskala near the French embassy district.
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Cap Clado Apologizes After Duel Proposal Fails
Report from St Petersburg April 10 says Capt Clado former Ro sJestvensky tactician has retracted blame on Capt Zilotti head of Russian admiralty department. Clado apologized fully and will publish his apology letters in all papers. Movements of ocean steamers list arrivals and departures including Caronia, Minneapolis, Atruria, Philadelphia, Lucante and Pennsylvania with routes and dates.
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Workmen Stone the Police in Madrid Parade for Disaster Victims
In Madrid on April 9 5 000 workmen and students demonstrated near the reservoir site of Saturday’s disaster. Police were pelted with stones as crowds forced theaters to close and collected money for victims families. King Alfonso learned of the events by telephone and visited hospitals, while officials cited structural failures and rapid construction as factors in the collapse. Casualty counts vary but several deaths and rescues in peril were reported.
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London voters weary of Balfour victory and calls for dissolution
Special dispatch from London notes Brighton’s Liberal victory over Gerald Loder signals broad public weariness with the government. A May dissolution is feared though the government says it will continue. The King’s wish for stable leadership amid European tensions is discussed as a possible factor.
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Americans In Paris Study French Budget Methods
Officers of the U S House of Representatives visited the Chamber of Deputies in Paris for a week long study of French parliamentary procedure. Through Marquis de Chambrun they observed budgeting methods with plans to apply lessons to U S appropriation bills.
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Emperors Meeting Not Discuss Morocco At Naples
Rome reports that at the Naples meeting of Emperor William and King Victor Emmanuel Morocco was not discussed. William spent the day with his family and sent a salute to Italy from the battleship Dandolo. Alfonso heads to Valencia amid student strikes and unrest in Madrid. King Edward and Queen Alexandra reach Minorca and prolong their stay aboard the Victoria and Albert. Robert Wynne, U S consul general in London, arrives to assume duties as planning continues. Condition of Minister Lessar in Peking shows improvement, averting a deeper crisis.
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NEW VOLCANO SUSPECTED IN CENTRAL ASIA
Calcutta reports dust and ashes in Punjab two days before the quake. The Simla correspondent notes near continual tremors in the Mense area and Dharmsala buildings collapse. The India Office lists twenty one Europeans killed and six seriously injured. Telegraphs say the disaster extent grows though details remain scarce.
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Earthquake Toll Reaches Dias of Neighbors and Italy Shock
Clarksville Tennessee reports Mrs Charles Frey in receipt of a cable from Dharmsala India stating her two nephews Charles and Cyril Homer aged ten and six were killed in the recent earthquake. Douglass Homer father in the English civil service at Dharmsala escaped injury. Benevento Italy felt a severe earthquake shock lasting six seconds at 8 20 pm with undulatory motion west to east.
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Two English peers dead and other notable passings
London reports the deaths of Lord St Heliers once Sir Francis Jeane and Lord Chelmsford ex Lord high chancellor both aged or born 1827 with long illness and sudden demise. Other obituaries include Barnet Phillips of the New York Times staff at 76 in Brooklyn and Susan Collidge in New Haven aged about 70 plus Jesse Knight Henry Boones Artemas Pitcairn and Charles Torrey in multiple cities with brief biographical notes.
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Man condemned murderer prays to haunt jurors and accusers
Matin Rasmus, awaiting execution on May 4 in Wilkes-Barre, declares his innocence and says he will haunt the men who swore his life away and those who were guilty of the murder. He prays to the Creator to return to earth and haunt them day and night until their punishment is carried out. He recalls fighting his way free from enemies he alleges attacked him on election night.
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Supreme Court Denies New Trial in Ortwine Case
Savas claimed innocence after Ortwine was stabbed twenty eight times and robbed. The Supreme Court refused to order a new trial in the case.
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Warrants Issued in Virginia Mine Disaster Case
Warrants have been issued by Coroner W D Paris against T Shuler G H Shuler Amos W Reed and Sam Bartley owners operators and mine foreman of the Virginia mines charging criminal negligence in the recent catastrophe. Pending consultation with Solicitor Barrington P rieffin the warrants have not yet been served. The defendants appeared at the sheriff's office ready to make bond and were instructed to return Monday for bond amounts to be set.
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