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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1904

Page

17

Waldeck Rousseau Dies After Opera At Carbeil

Former French premier Waldeck Rousseau dies at 245 o clock this afternoon at his country residence near Paris after an operation to save his life. Doctors in Paris and two liver specialists attended. despite initial signs of success the patient succumbed. The death triggers national mourning, with Premier Combes postponing departure to Paris as cabinet members plan a state funeral.

Paris Waldeck-Rousseau Carbeil Corbell Welleck Prof Kehr Armour Germany Waldeck Rousseszu Calmne Kehr M. Waldeck-Rousseau Mme Waldeck-Rousseau Jacques Liouville Rene Waldeck-Rousseau Apric Premier Combes Waldeck Rousseau France Combes Mo Waldeck-Housseau Mao Waldeck-Rousseau M Combes Republican Party Hait Chamber of Deputies Pottcy Universa Dreyfus Waltbeck-Rousseau

Consul Gowdy Burglary At Paris Consulate

Paris Aug 10 Consul General Gowdy found his private desk forced woodwork smashed and petty cash and postage stamps worth hundreds of francs stolen. The large safe showed signs of failed forced entry with hammer marks. The burglars targeted Gowdy’s private office in No 36 Avenue De l Opera third floor offices. most valuable items were untouched and entry method unknown.

Paris Gowdy Avenue de l'Opera

Balfour rejects imperial conference on empire finances

In the House of Commons Premier Balfour said he does not propose to call an imperial conference or appoint a royal commission to study the empire fiscal situation. Joseph Chamberlain, defending free traders, said the difference with Balfour is belief on colonial preference and a food tax. He urged a conference of colonial representatives to gauge wishes and informed policy. King Edward travels incognito to Marienbad for private baths with a visit by Emperor Francis Joseph planned August 16.

London Balfour House of Commons Joseph Chamberlain Edward Marienbad Bohemia Duke of Lancaster Francis Joseph

Berlin stocks surge as Hibernia fight backs state bids

Berlin traders watch the Hibernia Coal Company struggle with Prussian government backing Dresdener Bank in a race to seize assets. Banks resists led by Berliner Handelsgesellchaft as Northern Pacific corner likened. Government plans a August 27 stockholders meeting to vote on asset seizure and price control.

Hibernia Company Famous Corner Northern Pacific Berlin Berlin Boerse Hibernia Coal Company Germany Wall Street Hibernian Company Dresdener Bank Bleichroeders Berliner Handelgesellchaft New York Hibernia Dresdener Pankc

Bank shares rise as directors to grow amid iffy nationalization

Reports from close observers say the bank will continue buying shares and plan to increase its board. They also anticipate eventual government nationalization of property, suggesting changes are bound to come sooner or later.

Britain Expects Peaceful Settlement with Nicaragua

London denies reports of a British ultimatum over Nicaragua’s seizure of Cayman fishing boats. Foreign Office says no force planned, expectations point to diplomatic resolution. Panama reports Colombia’s Reyes presidency welcomed, with cheers for restored Panama Colombia ties.

Great Britain Nicaragua London Foreign Office New Orleans Guatemala City Managua Nicarguan Nicaraguan

New York Life Investments Do Not Include Stocks

The New York Life Insurance Company reports bonds dominate its $352,000,000 portfolio with investments in state, government, municipal, railroad, and mortgage-backed real estate bonds. The company holds the largest policy base, new business, in force, and premium income among state-registered insurers. It has been granted permission to operate across the German Empire, becoming the sole major American life firm authorized there.

Washington Post Albany Insurance Department New York Life Insurance Company John A. McCall New York Life State Insurance Department New York Germany

Trolley Car Jumps Track Causes Injuries Near Mauch Chunk

A summer car on the Mauch Chunk Lehighton and Slatington Street Railway ran away in Beaver Run Valley south of Mauch Chunk Mountain. Brakes failed. after a curve the car overturned. Reuben Kresge, Lehighton, 75, was fatally injured probable. Motorman Granville Rehrig and Conductor Dominick Wilkingon of Mauch Chunk and W T Hunter of New York were seriously hurt. The car was stopped from plunging into Beaver Run by poles and trees.

Mauch Chunk Lehighton

Deported Miners' Union Chief Seized By Masked Men

In Victor Aug 10 Joehn Harper former president of the Victor Miners' Union and ex store manager was seized at his home by masked men and driven from the district. Harper's son Richie aged about 21 accompanied him. later returned. Sheriff Underwood and Chief Baylor pursued the departing group. Carrie Nation sends 1150 to Wives of Drunkards Home. Rev Gillilan shot accidentally while two Ohio ministers vacationing. Norfolk and Western mortgage filed for 35 million. Gen Franz Sigel statue contract awarded in St Louis.

Miners’ Union Victor Cole Joehn Harper Victor Miners’ Union Harper Ritchie Young Harper Lawrence Sheriff Underwood Baylor Mrs. Nation Richmond Ind Carrie Nation Temperance Advocate Indiana Topeka Kans Pomeroy Ohio Glenn Gillilan Cay Newsome Ohioville Gillian St Louis Robert Cauer New York Gen Franz Sigel St. Louis Sigel

Hearty Reception at End of Rut from Eastern Cities

East to meet at the World’s Fair party arrives in St Louis with Philadelphian W B Saunders and I J Laghney on Eads Bridge. Sixty-one travelers from Springfield led by W C Hulburt reach St Louis to be escorted to the fairgrounds amid a large crowd.

Louis Eads’ Bridge Philadelphia W B Saunders I J Laghney Springfield W. C Hulburt New York Edwardsville BM Senseney St Louis Automobile Club Eugene J W Bemis W W Gardiner A. Fehring H S, Turner L Bonoist E C Lackland, Jr W 8 Fope, Jr Springfield, Jr Ray D Lillibridge Broadway W Bonastine

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