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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1904
Page
11
A catalog of rich library furniture, fine hall and den pieces is offered at wholesale sacrifice. The assortment is attractive and comprehensive, with qualities above suspicion. Necessity drives the sacrifice of prices, presenting a rare chance to save or obtain better furniture than expected.
The Roosevelt cabinet weighed the Turkey dispute after a delayed Sultan response on American educational rights. The European Squadron may stay near Villefranche while negotiations continue, with Admiral Jewell held near the area. Senor Frederico Pimore, Peru's envoy to the St Louis Exposition, is hospitalized with typhoid fever.
The protest by Minister Bowen to President Castro condemns the seizure of New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company holdings. A government receiver, backed by two Venezuelan warships, occupies company properties as questions arise about concessions, obligations, and potential indemnity. The State Department awaits Bowen’s full reports before acting, amid doubts on effectiveness.
The American consul general at Halifax reports the Canadian Amalgamated Association of Engineers has petitioned the Dominion government to discharge certain high officials in a railway engineering department because they are Americans. It claims Canadians can fill the posts and says alien labor laws affect U.S. employment. Similar action may target other roads and all American officials.
The Post-Office Department ordered every railway postal clerk to post a 1004 bond with the United States, covering faithful duties. The obligation applies to about 10,000 clerks, excluding those without access to registered mail, with bonds filed via Second Assistant Postmaster General. Will Attend Manila Day. Representative Cooper due to attend Manila Day events in St Louis on the 8th. Treasury receipts and expenditures show various national bank notes redeemed and internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous receipts and outlays. Colleagues praise Redmond in London on Aug 5. An Illinois Central train robbery suspect, John Duff, was arrested in St Louis after displaying a gold watch and ring. French officers Rivet and crew visit Boston. cruise Dupleix to stay eight days.
The Minneapolis Journal argues it is not worthwhile for Republicans to claim Maryland Kentucky and West Virginia this year. Maryland stayed Republican in 1896 and 1900 due to Baltimore gold vote which Parker will win. Kentucky hinges on money policy and race questions. West Virginia leans Democratic post 1876 to 1892 with feuds in Republican ranks.
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