Castro on Board Guadeloupe Reports Peace Efforts
Caracas aboard the Guadeloupe President Castro impresses passengers with intelligence and vitality while aboard. Reports mention Dutch naval demonstrations off Venezuela, with speculation on possible medical travel, exile orders, and Franco‑German considerations for landing in Bordeaux or Berlin.
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Venezuela
Guadeloupe
Aida
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Caracas
Paris
Bordeaux
France
Laforesten
Berlin
Cerrian Foreign Office
Hs Suite
Anglo Italian royal marriage talks faltered in veto clash
The proposed union between Edward and Princess Patricia faced strong opposition from nobles and the Italian side. Britain and Italy debated a match with conditions tied to the Abruzzi faction, while a Franco Italian plan shifted aims. The Anglo match was later set for year end after a hunting trip delay.
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Dinelion
Marin
Kathrime Brians
Tine Royal
Washington
Mateh Maraus
Aden i. Lond
Edward
PSL
Patri
Firm
Africa
Great Britain
Sasay
Standard Pushed Gasoline Sale to Boost Use in 1896
Special to The Washington Post reports Standard Oil witnesses defend profits and policy. Drake of Standard of Indiana says 1896 had oversupply and $200000 aided promoting gasoline in stoves and farm machinery. Company employed about 700 to educate public while demand rose and supply shortened. He says garages may have charged high prices, but Standard Oil denies complicity.
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Washington
Drake
Nobel Prize Winners Divide Prizes Among German French and English
Nobel prize awards for literature and medicine are announced with names from Germany France and England. Prof Rudolf Fucken of Jena University is noted for literary philosophy. Paul Fieh of Berlin and Lille Metchniffok of the Paris institute are listed among medicine contenders.
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Rudolf Fucken
Jena Universit
Rutherfard
England
Paul Fieh O
Berlin
Lille Metchniffok
Tax Tour Instituta
Paris
T Gabiel Cippman
Une
Rivers and harbors push for national waterway plan
Speakers at the waterways convention argue for a comprehensive national plan linking great rivers and coasts. Gov Chamberlain and others warn against piecemeal projects and urge swift, united action to improve canals, harbors, and river depths to benefit labor, industry, and western growth.
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Pacific Northwest
George E Chamberlain
Oregon
Northwest
Gov Chamberlain
Alaska
Fon
Washington
Montana
California
Nevada
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Columbia
Willamette
Mackenzie
John Day Nvera
Seth Low
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Union
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Congress
Wegapotaman
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Mi Chole
National Congress
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Lousiana
Rock Island and Frisco Men Debate Railroads Policy
J P Morgan declines to speak at the Chicago Association of Commerce banquet while Pierpont Morgan attends. B F Yoakum insists on a broad waterways plan and centralized government policy to spur railroad construction. He argues Roosevelt Taft principles support investir confidence and government backing for railroads, urging federal control to balance public interests and investor protections.
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Pierpont Morgan
Chicago Association of Commerce
F Yoakum
Rock Island and
Frisca
Ines
Morgen
Teday
Hesta
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Yoakum
Roosevelt
Taft
Air Fair
Youxum
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President Roosevelt Urges National Power to Curb Corporations
President Roosevelt told a Georgia delegation at the White House that it is futile to curb interstate corporations without giving the national government power to act. He urged Congress to authorize thorough supervision of railroad finances, stock issuance, and public disclosure to regulate the industry and ensure fair trade secrets protection. The Georgia party included Governor Hoke Smith, Atlanta Mayor Robert Maddox, and Chamber of Commerce official W. Cooper.
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Armier
Wall Street
Roosevelt
White House
Hoke
Robert T Maddox
Atlanta
Water G Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Rohlev
Albert Snow
The
Heven of
Butler
Buffalo Newe
Ceorgians
Congress
Resources Convention Advocates Development And Conservation
A public discourse urges government led development to create wealth and jobs while promoting conservation. It laments neglect of mining and mineral research and calls for national institutes to study radium vanadium and other resources, to improve extraction, reduce waste, and sustain growth. It highlights the need for expertise and coordinated policy to harness water, electricity, and mining for national progress.
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Colorado
Germany
Wause
Guldance
Consersation Board
Forestry Bureau
Cour
Pennsylvania
Colertlo
Public address urges honest governance and public support
A speaker appeals to lawmakers to resist inactivity and graft. He thanks department heads, defends honest effort, and cautions against criticism from vested interests. The message emphasizes serving the people, preserving rights, and building public sentiment for reform.
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