Venezuela Refuses Hay Request in Asphalt Controversy
Caracas reports a negative reply from President Castro to American proposals on asphalt and other issues. The State Department notes the move strains US Venezuela relations and foresees possible arbitration or coercive action, with diplomacy to be exhausted before further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Hay
Caracas
Castro
Liv
United State
Aysto
Lefe
Situa Venezuela
United States
Conemue
Atnner
Nis
State Department
Mexico
Iis
Informa- Lowen
Licensed to Marry Tas and Helen Frances af Lordua
Fragmentary notice records a marriage license grant for Tas and Helen Frances af Lordua Smale Warren and Carrie MARRIED with names Jeni Bhental Jt Lose and Jane MeTMENT in a partial item. The text is garbled and limits full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas and
Helen Frances Af Lordua, Smale, Warren
I and
Carrie
Fal Tate
Das
Jeni Bhental
Junie A
Imson
Jane Metment
Health Office Record Fragment Amid Historic Local Notes
Fragmentary health office record lists ages and places such as Mosp, Weave Hosp, Ashyl, and Val ave with ages 39 51 48 13 23 years. Mentions Howard, Garett, AssL Hosp, Unt week and a few hospital references, requiring careful interpretation from the readable chunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Aw
Val
Tore Et Saeterer
Ana
Garett
Undertakers Joseph Gawler Jr Established 1860
Joseph Gawler Jr. funeral services advertise long established undertaker work from 1739-32 Pa. area offering first class service and complete funeral arrangements with every detail handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gawler, Jr
State Department urges patient approach before action in Venezuela
The text notes that authorities prefer restraint and orderly handling of American claims to avoid criticism or charges of hastiness. It argues that the State Department has been patient and long-suffering in pursuing a fair settlement, cautioning against compulsory measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
State Department
Munroe's Stock Traced by Brewer Declines to Surrender
In bankruptcy hearings Frank Brewer of Brewer & Co testifies he has not seen partner MacDearmid. Brewer holds 10700 Munroe & Munroe shares. dispute over 16700 unaccounted shares to be surrendered on payment. Court pauses settlement to Monday. Munroe & Munroe opens new offices while mail goes to the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brewer
New York
Brewer & Co
Munroe & Munroe
MacDearmid
Maurice Untermyer
Maurice Untermyer,“No, I Don’t; I Am Told He Exists.’ MM Untermyer
Edward W. Curtis
Curtis
Bagsitern Trust Company
Untermyer
Mr. Untermyer
Brewer
Broad Exchange
J. Tenry
German Bank Failure Prompts Court Investigation
In Buffalo New Jersey January witnesses testifying in the German Bank affair allege Appleyard secured fifty thousand dollars on valueless bonds. Summit resident Charles Cooper and former Ohio Union Traction officials argued the holding company never issued valid bonds. Cashier Werner testified that promoter Appleyard obtained sixty thousand dollars from the German Bank as security for the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleyard
Buffalo
N. J
Charles Fef. Couecy
Summit
Ohio
German Bank
Lash Paul Werner
Murphy
Coaney
Ohio Union Traction Company
Werner
Spanish War Veterans Names Committees in Ind
Commander-in-Chief English of the United Spanish War Veterans reveals committee appointments on January 2 in Indiana. Executives include the senior and junior vice commanders and nine officers from multiple states. others cover appeals and enforcements, credentialing, auditing, and judge advocate roles with a long slate of names from Illinois, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Maine, Kentucky, and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Ind
William English
United Spanish War Veterans
J. Jay Enderton
Iowa
John T. Hilton
Indianapoli
W. McConnell
Ilinois
Ohio
John Washington
Robert H. Waoud
District of Columbia
Thomas F. Leyden
Missouri
Russel B. Harrieson
Indiana
Chesley R. Derry
Henry Bass
Kentucky
William If Lyons
Charles D. Cain
Uilinois
E. E. Philbrook
Maine
H. L. Warren
Michigan
Jobo HR. P
Foster
Frank F. Jones
Pennsylvania
Refusal of President Angell’s Resignation at Michigan
Ann Arbor Michigan January 20 The board of regents were surprised by President James B Angell’s formal tender of resignation He said health and strength allow him to believe a younger man should lead The regents declined to consider the resignation noting no successor could fill his place and offered to assist if he wished to resign at a later time.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Regents
University of Michigan
James B. Angell
Rell
Lhe
Seawright
A. Tobnere
Richmond
Gailon Batik T
Esterd
Southern Tobacconist and Manufacturers’ Record
Richmond, Va
Nove Smber
Mystery In Shipwreck Off Hog Clays Abacco
The three masted schooner Mary Lee Latton of Baltimore ashore at Hog Clays Abacco. When found in early evening the cabin was lit the table set for supper and the sails furled. No crew members seen by nearby natives and it is feared they perished in heavy seas while attempting to land. The Patton last sailed from Philadelphia to Cardenas Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Mary Lee Latton
Steelmang
Baltimore
Hog Clays
Abacco
Patton
Philadelphia
Cardenas
Cuba
Rosseau Held On Hearing In Philadelphia
Rosseau arrested January 13 faced a hearing and was committed to prison awaiting New York requisition papers. Captain Donaghy said New York grand jury indicted him for placing an infernal machine in the Umbria pier. magistrate deemed evidence sufficient to hold him for requisition.
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Philadelphia. A
Jill. Co
Ucenier Rosseau
Ion
New York
Donaghy
Grand Jury
Hosseau
Umbria
Roisseau
Expel His Assailant at United Mine Workers Convention
Randall, a Dietz Wyoming delegate, was expelled after charging President Mitchell with selling out to operators during the Colorado strike. Mitchell demanded Randall withdraw the accusation or leave. The convention passed a resolution affirming officers against Randall and suspending him unless he retracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Randall
United Mine Workers' Convention
Dietz
Wyo
Mitchell
Colorado
Randall
Walker
Ilinois
John Mitchell
Mine Workers of America
Right to Swear Witnesses Declared by Justice Wright
Justice Wright in Criminal Court No 4 yesterday told the grand jury foreman he may administer the oath to all witnesses who appear to testify. He affirmed the foreman’s legal power to swear witnesses individually, endorsing the former grand jury’s recommendation.
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Justice Wright
Wright
Grand Jury Indicts Nineteen In City Crimes
Grand jury returned true bills against nineteen defendants in Kansas City and nearby for housebreaking robbery assault with a dangerous weapon larceny false pretenses carnal knowledge depredation of property and related charges. John W Cook and Morris Greenburg were not indicted on two counts.Speyer circus murder conviction noted. Rockefeller debt case ruled on by New York court. A Black man named John Johnson was hanged in Chicago after a police kill.
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Grand Ry
Stephen Snowden
William C. Leftridge
Henry Bolden
Bernard Weismuller
George Mardy
William Tobin
Hillary Woodrow
Thomas (Reek
Percy Kenner
Percy
Kennie
Sarah Lev
Mamie Vermillion
Hunter Green
George W. Taylor
Joseph Stane
Thomas Sheldon
Charles J. Beebe
Louia Hawkins
William Alexander
Robert Jackson
Junk Jackson
John W. Cook
Morris Greenburg
Kansas City
John Martin Speyer
New Orleans
Speyer
Duke Hearing Postponed
New York January 20 The application for the appointment of a commission on the person and estate of Brodie L Duke was postponed for one week in the Supreme Court.
Death notices of notable figures across cities
A roundup of obituaries dated January 20 reveals Rev. J Gray D D of Williamsport Dickinson Seminary dying after surgery in Baltimore at about seventy. Mgr George Hobart Doane of Newark’s St Patrick’s Cathedral passing at seventy five. George Allan Poteet of Kansas City dead from pneumonia aged sixty seven. Frank Wells of Lansing dies aged seventy six after long health service. Maj W J Gleason of Cleveland dies at sixty, Civil War veteran. Abbot Felix de Grasse of Guthie, related to French Admiral de Grasse, dies at sixty three after thirty years with Potawatomi and Osage Indians.
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Williamsport “Dickinson Seminary
Williamsport
J. Gray
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal Conference
Gray
Newark
N. J
George’ Hobart Doane
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral
George’ Washington Doane
New Jersey
William ©. Doane
Albany
Doane
Kansas City, Mo
George Allan Poteet
Western Railway Weighing Association
Lincoln
Siflen
Chickamauga
Resaca
Nashville
Lansing
Mich
Frank Wells
State Board of Health
Guthie, Okla
Felix de Grasse
Count de Grasse
Washington
Free Lectures Highlight New Navy and Arizona Wonderland
W H H Smith spoke at City Library on Our New Navy and Arizona Wonderland, illustrated by 150 ties from original photos showing vessel classes, armament, and internal arrangements. Smith, veteran of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, explained naval development and contract history. Ulysses G B Bierce presented Blanket and Camera in the Arizona Wonderland at Masters High School, drawing strong audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
W. H. H. Smith
United States
Uncle Sam
Mr. Smith
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Bureau
Masters High School
Ulysses G. B. Bierce
Gen Allen Tate Dead Interior Department Attorney
Gen Allen Tate former attorney for the Interior Department died at his home of consumption in Washington at age sixty two. Native of Tennessee he served as attorney for the Second judicial district and for the Interior Department. Survived by wife and seven children including Oscar Theodore Ernest Tate and siblings in this city and Cincinnati. Interment in Arlington Cemetery expected Sunday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
W. J. Gleason
Maj. Gleason
Ireland
Interior Department
Gen
Allen
Tate
Twentieth Street Northwest
Tennessee
Arlington Cemetery
Second Judicial District
Department of the Interior
The
Oscar M
Thank Theodore
Ernest Tate
Miks Bula
Edith
Mary ‘Tite
Nettie Booth
Cincinnati
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah E Harvey at St Josephs Church
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah U Harvey was held at 9 20 yesterday morning at St Josephs Catholic Church Secord and C streets northeast Rev Valentine Schmitt officiated and sang the requiem mass. Dominican friars and nuns attended and services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Mae M Cantell 117 Sixth street northeast. Interment followed at Mount ret Cemetery with pallbearers James A McDevitt J Oliver Vermillion Michael Shane James Mann Joseph Cury and Michael Lynch.
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S. Sarah U. Harvey
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Secord
C Streets
Valentine IF. Schmitt
St. Dominic's Church
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Mae M. Cantell
Death of Mrs Cora Lena White
Mrs Cora Lena White wife of former Representative George H White of North Carolina died at 181 Eighteenth Street Northwest Thursday night. Funeral at 1 30 today at the residence and body to Tarboro NC for burial. Survived by husband a son and a daughter. Daughter of late Henry H Cherry member of NC legislature.
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Cora Lena White
George H. White
North Carolina
Eighteenth Street
Tarboro
N. C
White
Henry H. Cherry
Tighe Fages Ghardes Reform Crusade Proceeds
Police Capt. Robert A. Tighe faces five charges in connection with graft raids at Mercer street. Commissioner McAdoo suspends him pending trial set for next Monday. He targets elderly inspectors for possible retirement on pensions after a crackdown on gambling and disorderly houses. Women subpoenaed for evidence and several poodlrooms patrons questioned at police headquarters. District Attorney Jerome expands raids, seizing gambling paraphernalia from Morgan's storage and from John Kelley’s alleged operation.
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New York
Jan
Robert A. Tighe
Mercer Street
McAdoo
Tighe
Board of Surgeons
Lin
Jerome
Max Blumenthal
Fortyfourth Street
Morgan
West Forty-sixth Street
John Kelley
Kelley
Kesley
WEW Officers Installed at Washington Council Knights of Columbus
At the recent Washington Council No. 223 Knights of Columbus meeting, officers for the year were installed by District Deputy William O. Fieishel with Warden G. HW. F. Davis assisting. Grand Knight Dr. Wilson P. Malone and fellow officers were named and speeches outlined past achievements and coming work. A number of speakers, a paper on the Romance of Holy Rood, and plans for future lectures and fund-raising were noted, with next events scheduled for January 24 and 31, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
William O. Fieishel
G. HW. F. Davis
Wilson P. Malone
Charles IK. Koones
J. 8. Washy-Smith
Br. F . Shanahan
A. D. Wilkinson
H. Eaton Brooks
Joseph P. Cullen
Edward P. Marrington
Bar Mohun
James J. Dove
Frank M. Ferris
Tidward Voigt
George R. Repetti
John P. Myers
John T. Callaghan
William B. Reilly
EL Harrington
Scotch Abbey
Mary
Queen of Scots
M. J. Wade
Iowa
Dubuque
Death of W Harry Sutton at his home
W Harry Sutton thirty died at 1519 Eighth Street NW yesterday morning. Son of Harbormaster Sutton a popular riverfront figure. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM. He was survived by no living siblings. Newsboy bitten by dog near 128 Seventh Street SE yesterday afternoon.
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W. Harry Sutton
Robert Grown
William Hawking
Seventh Street
McCaully Contempt Case: Motion to Quash Denied
Justice Wright denied the motion to quash the rule to show cause against Benjamin F. McCauly and set the contempt proceedings for 16 o'clock this morning. Attorneys Birney Woodard argued the affidavits lacked basis in fact, while Easby Smith contended the rule could issue on information and belief. The judge held the affidavit sufficient and left the discretion on jurisdiction unresolved, noting jurors near the courthouse are protected from corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birney & Woodard
George E. Tralles
Woodard
Easby- Smith
United States
Keig
Masby
Claimed Oklahoma Lands Denied in Mandamus Action
Justice Barnard denied Willis C. West’s mandamus petition to force approval of his land allotment in Oklahoma. West claimed Wichita affiliation and an act of Congress granted 10 acres formerly held in common. The Interior Secretary’s decision that West was not a Wichita member was upheld as final and unreviewable, with attorneys listed for both sides.
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West
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Willis C. West
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Wichita
Congress
Ivor
United States
Adkins
Barkley
Interior Department
W. H. Robeson
W. C. Shelley
and & A. Putnam
Narrow escape at city window recalls St Petersburg
Ferdinand Ehrhardt narrowly escaped a bullet that shattered his window in the Winter Palace notes. In Washington at his cabinetmaker shop on Louisiana Avenue Northwest he heard a shot at about 8 on the morning. He thought Nihilists or pigeons may have been involved and detectives are investigating the incident.
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Ferdinand Ehrhardt
Russias
Winter Palace
Neva
Eharhardt
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Whrhardt
St. Betershburg
Ehrhardt
Washington
New Royal Arcanum Council Formed in Colimbie Name
A new Royal Arcanum council named Colimbie was formed at the Pythian Temple on Wednesday evening with Grand Regent John D. Siddis and a full slate of officers. Edmond Mallett was named Representative Grand Council, F W Parker regent, John E H Brooks vice regent, H E Pitcher orator, James G Jestur secretary, Thomas EMI elector, and others filling roles including treasurer William P Lockwood and warden John D Presser. Nearby, a juvenile mischief case ended with a court lecture for Johnny Love after he and peers rang bells and fled. Judge Kimball released him after promising better behavior.
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Royal Arcanum
James G. Jestur
Thomas Emi
William P. Lockwood
John D. Presser
Alexander B. Kirby
Charles T. Coggeshall
Emil A. Lange
George W. Salter
Carl Q O. Markham
Alexander Abraham
Johnny Love
Johnny
South Washington
Patrick Naughton
P Street Southwest
Kimball
Flower Pickers Collateral Arrests Over Garden Bouquets
George McCarthy and Lewis Muller faced $10 collateral each after being arrested by Policeman Groff on information from government employee Thomas Lee for having flowers in grounds of the Department of Agriculture. They forfeited the collateral by staying away from the Police Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
George McCarthy
Lewis Muller
Groff
Thomas Lee
Excursions to Old Point Comfort by Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Old Point Comfort is a popular winter destination with a mild climate and fine hotels. The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company offers daily departures at 6:50 p.m. with electric lighting, comfortable staterooms, and an onboard cafe. Connections at Norfolk link to Southern trains and boats to New York and Boston. Multiple ticket offices are listed around town including at the wharf Seventh Street Sixth and Pennsylvania and 70 Fourteenth Street Colorado Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Seventh Street
Sixth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Colorado Building
Matinee at Lafayette Theatre Delights Local Audience
A Robert Flickman and pupils matinee under Miss Hawley impressed a large Lafayette audience yesterday. The one act play Faith's Divorce by Albert William Greeley of The Washington Post featured Edith Cranston played by Myrtle Olmstead and Bubby Labour portrayed by Robert Hickutan. Supporting roles included Charles Walton Tod Rogers and Heyward, with J Sterting and others delivering engaging performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mx. Hickman
Lafayette Theater
Robert Flickman
Myrtle Olmstead
Edith Cranston
Robert Hickutaun
Ely Jend
Givin
Neing
Bocce
Bouncer
Graduating Class Elects Officers at Yeuninme School
The P1dus of the Armstrong Ma uat Yeuninme School elects officers for the graduating class. The slate includes Tulat Tewing, Dang Miss ms, and Robert Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Mau
Yeuinme School
Tulat
Robert Winslow
Seawright Lithia Water Remedy Claims and Public Endorsements
A historical ad exposes Seawright Lithia Water as a potent remedial agent for rheumatism insomnia and various ailments. Letters from users in Staunton Washington and beyond praise relief, with endorsements from physicians and merchants and references to supply in Staunton and Washington markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawright Patel
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Adopt
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Adi
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Lincs Nape Onquirer
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Iclane
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Posy Standard
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Seapolia Thegqune
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Undertakers
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F Street
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RAL
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Wricht
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East Capital
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Chicago
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Guy and
Henry Coleman
Donovan
Allegheny Coal Company
South Capitol
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Alexandria County
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Louisiana Avenue
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Anthony A. Connolly
Connolly
Pittsburg
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Reform Crusade
Tammany
WEW
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Eleventh Street
Lu Brown
A.colling
New Council of the Royal Arcanum
Wes
Sligally
the Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
D Sts
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
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AMA
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EL Hayward
Staunton
LL. Bowma
Browning & Middleton
Cnriec
A. Middleton
Washington,d.c
G.T. Ennie
G. Audison
Trinity Reachy
Addisongton
D.C
Humanity
Lithia
WM. Cumming
Sbyterian Church
Seawright Magnesian Lithia Spring Co
Browning & Middleton, Agts
Ave
Newerapurkh Chiyee
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