Venezuela Blame Castros Expulsion Sparks Diplomatic Demand
Correspondence released by Secretary Root reveals diplomats condemn Venezuela for expelling the French chargé d’affaires in La Guaira, arguing it violates diplomatic immunity though Castro dismisses global opinion. Letters show EU and Latin representatives seeking clarity from Venezuela’s foreign minister Ybarra, with Brazilian envoy Lima backing the protest and demanding reasons.
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Diplomatic Corps
Senor Yobartra
Talgay
Root
Charge D'Affaires
France
Venezuela
M.taleny
Castro
Senor Ybarra
Taigny
Senor Manuel de Oliveira de Lima
Martinique
la Guiara
Youg Tv
Fregret
de Oliveira Lima
Veneszuelan
Calhoun Visits Washington Over Asphalt Dispute Rehash?
President's special commissioner J Calhoun arrived in Washington to finalize details of the asphalt controversy. He will consult with Secretary and issue instructions to Minister Russell in Caracas regarding the New York and Kermudez Asphalt Company claims before the Venezuelan government. The option to renew arbitration remains under review by the State Department.
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Hix Vonfreres
Cndressec
Fas
Scar
Ellenes
United State Venesuetan
Senor Lima
Cafleignes
Caracas
Washington
New Lima
Ewsfap
New York and Kermudez Asphalt Company
Verezuelan
Bowen
State Department
Castro
Daphiyve
Record Cold Wave Grips Eastern States Across Regions
Weather Bureau reports a severe cold wave extending over the eastern United States, Lake region, and West with extremely low temperatures. Readings fell to 42 in Savannah and twenty degrees below in parts of northern New York, with 24 below at Sault Ste Marie and other lows at Duluth Des Moines and Moorhead. Officials say this is the first real deep cold spell of winter in the East and forecast moderation soon.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Lake Region
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Atelantic States
Savannah
York
S.iports
Rockliffe
Ontario
Sault Ste. Mar
Mich
Duluth
Des ‘Moines
Ieo
Moorhead
Minn
Washington
Confidence Men Net Big Win for Canton Banker
James Spears of Canton New York, president of St. Lawrence County Bank, was swindled out of forty eight thousand dollars by a band of confidence men operating across New York. The scheme used gold temple Cripple Creek mining stock and a phony transfer with scalpels of Wall Street names to dupe Spears into funding a fake profit. Other named players include Mosness and Walter McBride, with connections to Denver and Prescott Ontario. The conman group reportedly has Boston and Philadelphia branches and echoes the famous Horseshoe Mining Company swindle.
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New York World
James Spears
St. Lawrence County Bank
Canton
N. Y
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Horseshoe
Swinale
Larry Summerfield
Atlantic City
N. J
Saratoga
Liton
Willimantic
Spears
Mosness
Wall Street
Ogdensburg
Florida
Intertown
Walter McBride
McBride
Temple Cripple Creek
Denver
Prescott
Ont
Méiride Tohiladelphia
Consolidated Exchange
A. A. Hayden
Hayden
Alexander J. Halter
Halter
Mostess
Scotchman
Hals
di Acust
Montreat
Frigae
Aergscrom Co
La_ Chivia
Oscar Bergstrom
Henry A. Teylor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jacob J. Yeckel
Mexico City
Have You a Friend Have You a Friend Then Tell Him
An old advertisement urges readers to share Ayer s Cherry Pectoral for cough and lung troubles. It claims doctors know and use the remedy widely and encourages asking a physician about it. The fragmented text ends with an apparent misprint about publication details.
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Ayer
Miners Convention Sees Contested Motion and Adjournment
The meeting of miners continued amid confusion as President Mitchell warned of a national executive board meeting and urged funds for self-sustaining defense. Delegates from district No 5 condemned President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham for actions in February 1906. The conference adjourned after a district caucus and a reported pledge of support for the action by district No 5.
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Minera
Mitchell
Dice
F. L. Robbins
Doal
Chicago
Hayes
Collinsville
Patrick Delan
Wilson
Fisor
Clark
Pittsburg
Dolan
Chris Ebvans
Ohio
Pennsylvania
William Dodds
Bellingham
Rose
P. Dolan
W. B. Wilson
Pittsboro
Evans
Haskins
National Executive Board
Campbell
America
Alumni Banquet Highlights Rensselaer Reunion Glory
The midwinter reunion of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association in Troy New York drew members from across the country. Attendees included executives and professors with ties to the Pennsylvania Railroad Columbia College and the Panama Canal Commission. Toastmaster A P Boller urged members to speak, and about seventy five alumni were later received by President Roosevelt in the White House Host Room.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y. A
N. Y
New Willard
Steven van Rensselaer
J. Cagsatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wiliam H. Burr
Columbia College
George B. Roberts
A. P. Boller
New York
Toastminster
W. Aubrey Thomas
Frederic D. P. Howe
Edgar Marburg
Richard T. Childs
W. H. Arasid
Frank G. Smith
W. S. Babcock
George €. Plummer
Clarence B. Watkins
Isaac W. Frank
Exin
F. T. Hepburn
T. Guilford Smith
MT. Endicott
J. D. Hailman
A. J
Richard H. Turner
R E Shaw
Henry Mactier
T. Appleton
W. E. Moeivay
A.aghby
President Roosevelt
White House
Parker Beats Sullivan in Quick Washington–Chicago Clash
In a two round setback Parker, the Chicago fighter, outboxed and floored by Sullivan of Washington, suffers a rapid defeat after a sharp right counter. Sullivan dominates with inner infighting and a decisive knockdown, while Parker’s corner revives him for the post bout plan of intercity matches and training near Raleigh and Charlottesville.
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Washington Post
Baligore
Kid’ Sullivan
Washington
Kid Parker
Chicago
West
Parker
Kid Egan
Kid Tutts
Philadelphia
Tutts
Capital City
Wyan
Herford
Baltimore
Tommy Lowe
Harry Scroggs
Danny Lewis
George‘town
Joe Tipman
Forgery Arrest of Lynchburg Ex-Cop in Portsmouth
F Hudson, once a Lynchburg police officer, was arrested at the Sea Air Board Line shops in Portsmouth on forgery charges. He allegedly forged the name I I Johnson of Lynchburg on a $20 check and was delivered to a Lynchburg officer.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
F. Hudson
Lynchburg
Sea Air Board Line
Portsmouth
I. I. Johnson
Boxing Notes Preview Major bouts Across East and Midwest
Boxing editor reports on Jimmy Briggs and Jake Dougherty signing for a 15 round bout at 138 pounds in Chelsea Massachusetts, with weigh in at 3 pm next Monday. Also listed are Matt Matthews against Gane Bezenah in Cincinnati, Maurice Sayre versus Willie Lierce in Chelsea, Abe Attell versus Jimmy Walsh discussions, Tommy Mowatt’s offer to meet Tommy Murphy, and plans for Britt vs Hanlon in San Francisco. Local promoter activity extends to Philadelphia area and Indianapolis card updates.
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Jake Dougherty
Milwaukee
West
Dougherty
Bri
Douglas Athletic Club
Chelsea
Mass
Matty "Matthews
Gane Bezenah
Cincinnati
A. C
Bezenah
Jimmy Erthag
Maurice Sayre
Willie Lierce
Agias Athletic Club
Mame
Jimmy Coffroth
California
San Francisco
Abe Attell
Jimmy Walsh
New England
Coffroth
Walsh
Attell
H. Attell
Tommy Mowatt
Chicago
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Jimmy Britt
Eddie Hanlon
Hanlon
Ton
Britt
Joy Thomas
George Herberts
Harry Iroley
Billy ‘Honey’ Mellody
Mellody
Thomas
Cosma (Cal) Athletic Club
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
O'Brien
Ryan
O’brien
Benny Yanger
Rugged
Kid” Broad
Cleveland
Squared Circlé
Indianapolis
Andy Bezenah
Yanger
Broad
Riverviewary
Will
Round bout at the Tuxedo Club nears match up details
O Rourke offered Kaufman a bout against Abby with a 50 percent gross receipts split. Bowman joins Uniontown this year. Rube Wendett's arm rehab shows little progress. Major leagues paid 98 000 last year for drafted players. Cleveland training squad to 26 players. Mack doubts foul strike rule repeal. NL stands by it. Jennings bets Brooklyn may drop if finances falter. Baltimore may join. Harris and Cohan courting Providence ball club. Griffith to start with eight pitchers. Gibson heads to Hot Springs for arm healing. Zimmer signs McKean at second base. Hoghever recalled from Clase B. Detroit trains 2926 miles cost 5000 for 25 men. Exhibitions in South to cover costs. Hanson seeks Bowerman for Cincinnati, McGraw wants Seymour. Griffith claims foul-stake rule origin.
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Cleveland
Connie Mack
Hugh Jennings
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Providence
Sam , Harris
Terry McGovern
George Cohan
Griffith
Norman Gibson
Boston
Hot Springs
Zimmer
Nashville
Eddie McKean
Ceilean
Famdéusala
Indianapolis
George Hoghever
Watkins
Detroit
Yale Athletic Reforms Tentative Report Issued
Yale special committee reports tentative reforms to the University Council. Training tables to be abandoned and publicity for athletic accounts urged. No limit on coaches, but restrictions on alumni memberships and curbing extravagance cited. Figures include Prof T S Woolsey Prof Charlton M Lewis and Prof Louis V Pierson. Dougherty defeats Ryan in eight rounds. Deshler defeats Sayers after twenty rounds in Milwaukee.
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University Council
New Haven
Conn
Yale Athletic Committee
Uversity Council
Figley
T. S. Woolsey
Law School
Charlton M. Lewis
Louis V. Pierson
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Dougherty
Deshler
Milwaukee
Wis
Jack Dougherty
Buddy Ryan
Dave Deshler
Maurice Sayers
Middlesex Athletic Club
Cambridge
Mass
Pains in My Back and Kidney Trouble Cure Claim
A Toronto woman Mrs Switzer reports from January with kidney and bladder inflammation causing severe back and leg pain. She describes a doctor offering surgery, but credits Warner's Safe Cure for her recovery after four bottles. The ad touts the medicine for kidney and bladder diseases, warns of test results, and promotes a free trial and medical booklet.
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A. W. Switzer
Toronto
Gan
Warner
Washington Post
Switzer
Wyatt Avenue
Canada
Bright
Aytte Warner
Safe’ Cure CO
Rochester
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