Waits at Caracas Castro Scolds Calhoun Over Ports
Fragmentary OCR text reports Castro scolding Calhoun and closing ports due to fever. United States plans to send a gunboat to Puerto Cabello as dispatch vessel for envoy, not to coerce Venezuela. Congress expects a report on relations with the republic amid naval activity and diplomatic moves, with unclear wording throughout.
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United States
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Congress
Republic
Foreign Relations Committee Considers Venezuelan Question
It is understood the committee will address the Venezuelan issue today. The State Department may draft a resolution authorizing the President to use any means to force compliance with American arbitration demands. If approved, the arbitration outcome will be pursued. extreme measures are deemed unlikely.
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State Department
Castro
Daisy Ghain's Echo in a Midnight Studio Party
Report of a $247 damages award in a New York studio party by George Wingut and guests including Vivian Bachburn Adie Ritche Nilla Webb Mahel Harrison Felle Burt to Mrs Smith. The event featured champagne and a long gathering from 10 p.m. to early morning with a wrecked pedestal and bath tub in the basement studio.
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George F Vingut
Mrs. Smith
Speal
Wahin
Tn Post
George Wingut
New York
Gerril Smith
Meavie Follette
Mahel T Harrison Felle
Burt
Max Digman
Buna Goodit
Geormie
Lartas Battma
Vie Sagley Stella Clifton Dua
Donnelly
Wis South
Ste
Beng Hills
Smiths
Gort Smith
Smitha
Mrs Smiths
Lestimunys
Hig Pitts
Carl Berger
Gotham
Newport
Cal
Smith
Carl
Serger
Innes
Charles
Mio Vinaut
Thaw Case Secrecy Confronts Family Funds For Trial
News reports claim Harry K Thaw arranged about 120000 via his mother and relatives to pay outside attorneys and secure an asylum fight. The Thaw family fears delays as funds were diverted through trusted intermediaries to gain external aid if needed.
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Harry Craftity
Hirrys
Thaw
Harry
Fimolus
Wip
KK Shaw
George Carnegie
Yarmouth
Josiah Lbhaw
Harry S
Pittsburg
Mitteawan
Tim
Chiuwi
China and United States urged closer ties at New York banquet
Wu Ting Fang told American merchants at Delmonico's that acts of kindness such as returning over ten million dollars would strengthen Sino American friendship. Judge Wilfley and John Barrett praised U S court and consular efforts in China, urging Congress to modernize laws and buildings to boost trade and prestige.
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Asiatic Society
New York
Wilfley
Chua
China
United States
Wu Ting Fang
American Asiatic Association
Delmonicos
America
Wu Ting-fang
the Forest
Wilsey
Congress
United States Court For
Shanghai
Barrett
Pacific
Panama Canal
Sagan Court Case Delays After Prince Absence in Pisa Dispatch
From Pisa a dispatch to Annette Chapin is sent by wire to delay proceedings in Count Bom de Castellane’s forged documents case. Prince Hebe de Sagan was summoned to a palace magistrate but did not appear, prompting postponement concerns. Genoa reports include an armed, chased prince at a dinner and a train to Naples with a telegraph dispatch aboard the Friedrich der Grosse for wireless forwarding.
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Paris
Bom de Castellane
Hebe de Sagan
Prunes Jiele
Trals
Genoa
Prince Helle de Sagan
Prince de Laginas
Naples
Annette Chapt
Mme Annatrouit 13
Sapies
Davis prize contest winners at Columbian College
Justin Frank Seiler won first in the Davis prize contest at Columbian College of George Washington University with Trade Umorism and the American Spirit. Second went to William Cabel Van Wieck on Co-operstign, and Edward Percy Gates spoke on Child Labor for third.
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Justin Frank Seiler
Columbian College
George Washinngton University
William Cabel van Wieck
Edward Percy Gates
Col Issac Pavia
Schdor
Lula Elizabeth Cormner
Ogle H.dout Singleton
Jennie Moyer
George Su Raymond
Louis L Hooper
William Ballantyne
William A Wilbur
Ie College
Frances Gunby Bethune Sant
May reopen Moltke case sparks revived scandal
Munich April 21 A libel suit tied to the Harden von Hulenburg von Moltke case ends with a fine of 2 dollars and costs against Iran for alleging Maximilien Harden recouped 200000 dollars from Count von Hulenburg to suppress evidence. The court room was closed until verdict. A water page confession by Ernst, engaged by Prince zu Dulenbere, and other admissions promise to alter Hadnes case, threatening its reopened scrutiny. Linst, a prince witness, was present at the earlier trial.
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Munich
Wich
Harden von Hulemburg von Moltke
Herr Stadete
Neue Freie Volks- Zeitung
Iran
Maximilien Harden
Ine Zukunft
Berlin
Count von Hulenburg
Hadnes
Harden
Fou
Liieling
Vof Moltke
Ernst
Za Dulenbere
Linst
Necklace Missing From Mrs H P Carter in Center Market
Mrs H P Carter reports the loss of a gamonud and emerald necklace valued at 00 after shopping at Center Market. She left home earlier and, amid a large crowd, realized the item was gone upon reaching the street and informing market management. A thorough search failed to locate the article.
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H P Carter
Center Market
The Post's Great Progress in Advertising and Circulation
The Washington Post reports record fifteen months of growth in revenue and expenses as it pursues top quality journalism. It notes a high subscription price, largest circulation among high priced papers, and 154 columns of paid advertising last Sunday versus 128 by the next paper, establishing itself as Washingtons premier Sunday advertising medium.
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Washington Post
the Post
THE
POST
Washington
Correction on paid advertising columns
The Evening Star reports a corrected statement of the number of paid advertising columns printed last Sunday compared with the same Sunday last year. For Apr 13, 1908 the Sun Star shows 142 columns versus 121 last year. The Sunday Post shows 151 columns versus 1644 last year, indicating a gain of 214 for the Star and a loss of 13 for the Post.
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the Sunday Star
the Sunday Post
School Girl Bride Washed Away By Grandparents
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Florence Winn Farwell, 19, granddaughter of William Farwell, married Roy Hosmer McGibbon, 21, after evading school chaperons, obtaining a marriage license, and marrying at a church. The romance faced grandparent objections and a potential annulment effort by Farwell's father.
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Washington Post
New York
Florence Winn Farwell
William Farwell
Eastern Townships Bank
Sherbrooke Quebec
Howard Farwell
Sherbrooke
Fifth Avenue
Roy Hosmer McGibbon
Montreal
McGibbon
Miss Farwells
Egypt
Mig Farwell
McGibseon
Miss Farwell
Houghton
BRYGE PREACHES MISSIONS AT KATTANOORA MEETING
British Ambassador James Bryce addressed a large audience in Kattanoora Tenn on April 2 as part of a Methodist laymen missionary gathering. He urged missions paired with social justice, criticizing colonial exploitation and calling for prohibition of liquor sale to natives and protection of native rights.
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Kattanoora Tenn
South
Othr
Jo Pepper
Memphis
Crauree
Fubhan 3S Carr
Dunham N
James Bryce
Great Britain
Myr Bryce
New World
Hispaniola
Haiti
Cuba
Jamaica
Two Millionaires Seek Legislative Seats in Orange County
Special to run Wallington Post Middletown N Y April 21 From present indications the Republicans of Orange County will have two millionaires on their ticket this fall Pierre Lorillard Jr of the Tuxedo colony is expected to win the assembly nomination from the Second district and John B Rose a Roseton brick manufacturer is likely to be named the State senator candidate from the Twenty fourth district The article notes their wealth and political prospects in the local race.
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Wallington
Middletown
Orange County
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo Colony
Orange
John B Rose
Roseton
Taft Pledge Tabled at New Hampshire Conventions
New Hampshire delegates selected for the Republican national convention in Chicago. Taft supporters won on a pledge to omit instructions, with six of eight delegates chosen from the state and district conventions. The platform backed tariff revision and endorsed Roosevelt, while Hughes drew loud applause.
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Concord
Nho
New Hampshire
Chicago
Roosevelt
United States
Jacob H Gallinger
Chester EB Jordan
Tancaster
Edwin G Eastman
Exeter
Edwin F Jones
Manchester
H M Richards
Newport
Lester Thurber
Nashua
William H Taft
Hughes
David Cross
Taft
Burroughs and Perkins
Dan Elessman Currie
Ants Patt
Georgei Adams
Pikins Lealers
Frank W Shellins
Winston Churchill
Ffor
Messrs Fastman and Jones
President Is Human and Pioneer Statesmen Highlight Region
The article discusses views on the presidency and regional merit, praising Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas figures. It notes Representative Chann Clith of Missouri and others praising San Jacinto veterans, while Clark of Tennessee and Gillespie of Texas laud western leaders. It laments underrepresentation of Southern statesmen in histories and stresses a square deal for Missourians, Tennesseans, and Texans.
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Miesourt
Lexar
San Jicinto
United States
Cilard
Mawsachusetts
OER MAKES REPLY HIS LETTER READ IN HOUSE
Representative Sims confronts Secretary Loe b over stock holdings in the Washington Railway and Electric Company in a heated House debate. Loe b’s letter defends propriety while asserting no improper influence on traction legislation, and Sims vows to present the exchange to clarify the record.
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Sims
Congress
Railway Board of Directors
White House
Newlands
William Loeber
Bims
Tennessee
Washington
Loeb
Toeb
Loebs
Washington Railway and Electric
Sirr
Réid
T H
Smith
Jacone
Smittula
WM Loeb JR
T W Sims
House of Representatives
Washington D
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