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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1904
Page
19
A local advertisement touts rich library furniture and fine hall and den pieces. It markets an attractive, comprehensive selection with high quality and urges immediate purchase to save money and obtain better furniture than expected.
Secretary Hay returns from New Hampshire as the cabinet weighs American rights in the Turkish Empire. Leishman reports no satisfactory answer from the Porte on American schooling and other privileges. Roosevelt’s administration plans to keep the European Squadron near Villefranche while negotiations continue. Postmasters named in Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, and New York. Senor Pimore, Peruvian envoy, ill with typhoid at the Arlington Hotel. progress noted by Dr Heller.
Bowen cables protest to the State Department against Castro's premeditated seizure of the New York and Bermudez asphalt company properties. Receivers aided by two Venezuelan warships occupy the assets. Officials fear a delayed response as Bowen's reports are awaited.
The American consul general at Halifax reports that Canada's Amalgamated Association of Engineers has filed a petition with the Dominion government seeking discharge of American engineers in a railway department. They claim Canadians can fill the roles and accuse American employees of violating U.S. alien labor laws. Similar action may target other railroads and expel all American officials.
The Post-Office Department issued a general order mandating every railway postal clerk to post a $1,004 bond to the United States, with coverage for duties and trusts, and bonds may be blanket for multiple clerks. About 10,000 employees are affected, excluding clerks without access to registered mail. Bonds filed with the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
A compilation of opinion from Minneapolis Journal and other papers arguing Republicans should abandon claims to Maryland Kentucky and West Virginia noting past leanings and current feuds. Includes St Paul Dispatch on tariff politics colonial trade and farmer protection plus Cuban debt issues and broader economic policy.
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