Venezuelan Arbitrate Or Faces U S Action In Curacao
The Caracas note says Venezuela must answer if it will arbitrate pending questions and warns that the United States will take necessary steps to secure justice if it refuses. Netherlands warns coercive measures over Dutch sailors kept in a Venezuelan prison for seven months amid tense relations with the United States.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Caracas
Bowen
Venezuela
United States
Charge D’affairrs
Netherlands
Holland
Notice on Free Marriage and Death Notices In Major Papers
A notice states that marriage and death notices can be inserted in The Washington Post and appear simultaneously in multiple papers at no extra charge. The list includes New York Times, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Star Tribune, Saint Paul Pioneer Press, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Bostov Globe
Elitalo Colrier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cahilalo
PEI Orl Herald
Philadelphia Plblic Ledger
Pittsul
Providence
Jolaval
Rochester Herald
T Louis Republic Syrague Pot Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marriages and Obituaries Notice Card Fragment
Fragmented obituary notices and marriage listings from a 1900s era newspaper, listing names such as Baldwin, Brown, Hinman, King, Hegh, Shittlinderge, Thompson, Woodruff, and others. Includes dates around March 1903 to March 1905 and locations in Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Abby
Wickliffe
Baldwen
Irvington
Brown
Lizme R Brown
Pmtland
Alice Wey Browne
John Wiles Browne
United Prats
Spring Street Northwest
Wilbur FP Hinman
Emontel Siaty
John 1 Brug
Gilverd
Mi Hegh
Montis
C Street
Anime Wi Hush
Terrell
Rerel
Rclock
St Paucks
Ous Sons
Artie
Health Office Record Jeaths and Ages at Hospitals
A health office record lists numerous individuals with ages and residences, including patients at Freedmen's Hospital and Children's Hospital. Names such as Harrison Webb, Elizabeth White, Meurice B Williams, and Sophia Winebrenner appear among entries with ages from months to 89 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaths
Thomas Bark
Rachelwelt
Charles Brown
Herbert Campbell
Mary Carroll
Sears Felishtaark
de Rees
Sears
Andrew J Colbert
Walter Cortin
Maggie
Dew
Laura Mayo
Raymond Pyles
Vittoria
Stanford Glessore
Harrison Webb
Elizabeth White
Meurice
Williams
Sophia
United States presses Venezuela to arbitrate asphalt dispute
State Department, via Minister Bowen in Caracas, informs Caracas that the United States will pursue its own course to settle the asphalt lake controversy unless Venezuela agrees to arbitration. Officials stress it is not an ultimatum and aim to avoid foreign complications, while Castro's stance and new bond arrangements threaten broader tensions with Britain, Germany, France, and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bowen
Unites States
Caracas
Castro
State Department
New York and Bermudez
United States
Venezuela
Hay
Roosevelt
Washington
Bowen
Moody
High Court
Cuarkeas
England
Germany
Piance
Italy
Holland
Belgium
W Dudley
Peru
New York
Bermudez
Critchfield
Orinoco Steam Navigation Company
Jaurett
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted Overtones of Digestion Cure
A nutrition focused column argues against blood purifiers and tonics, praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for aiding digestion by supplying digestive principles. It claims one tablet digests 3,000 grains of foods and that regular use prevents indigestion, with universal appeal beyond the sick. It also notes a global information blackout on Italian coal mine seizures and the French Cable Company.
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Stuart
No Ultimatum by France Stated Over Venezuela
Paris reports that France has not presented an ultimatum to Venezuela nor sent warships. Officials say London dispatches misrepresent the situation and no aggressive move is planned. Caracas court decision on the cable concession awaited as ministers discuss Morocco. The company notes Caracas remains quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Paris
Foreign Office
Caracas
London
France
United States
Council of Ministers
Delcasse
Morocco
Council
M. Brun
Manior
Deaths in Various States Mark March 21
New York figure Henry E G Luyties of Luyties Bros dies in New York at 56 after pneumonia with assets of wines stored in cellars. Somerville reports former Judge Charles M Jameson dies at 84, once pastor and government official. Other obituaries include Rev Edward P Crane in Florida, William Zieck in St Louis, John C Balderston in Boston, John L Boland in St Louis, Capt George T Hodges at West Point.
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New York
Henry E G. Luyties
Luyties Bros
Park Row
Madison Avenue
Bernhardt
Stuttgart
Somerville
Charles M Jameson
New York City
Somerset County Court
New Jersey State Senate
Pittsburg
Edward P Crane
Western University of Pennsylvania
Tallahassee
Fla
Cleveland, Harrison
McKinley
United States
Hanover
Germany
Crane
Boston
John C. Balderston
Balderston & Daggett, Rubber Goods
National Rubber Company
St. Louis
March
John L. Boland
Boland
Ballington
Newburg
George T. Hodges
Quartermaster’s Department
West Point
Sixth United States Infantry
Making guns for Russia in Berlin seized by press
Berlin reports claim Loewe factory now makes hundreds of machine guns for Russia under a Russian artillery officer. The Vorwarts says neutrality laws are violated and cites Krupp’s Boer War delays as a model for German veto on orders. In Lodz, police official Mosgunofft was shot and wounded on the street. the shooter fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vorwasertseskis
von Buelow
Loewe
Russia
Moscow
Vorwaerts
Krupp
Orange River
Washington Post
Lodz
Russian Poland
Mosgunofft
Brockton Factory Explosion Death Toll Tops Sixty Five
Public services were planned for Thursday after a fatal blast at the R. B. Grover shoe factory in Brockton Massachusetts. Officials reported 65 bodies recovered 14 identified 45 missing and 283 reported escaped as rescue work ended after thirty seven hours amid snow and rain.
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Gov
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
R. B. Grover Company
Br, B. Grover & Co
Police Inspector and His Daughter Testify About Father John’s Medicine
Charles Laflamme, chief of Lowell police bureau of criminal investigation, testifies that Father John’s Medicine relieves his water scolds and aids his ailing family. He notes it is not a patent medicine and praises its withdrawal of opiates or nerve-deadening drugs while claiming long use and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Laflamme
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Lowell
New England
John
John O’brien
Worker recovers memory after factory fire and losses
Joseph Jones, a stitching room worker, returned home in shock after escaping a blaze at a shoe factory and later recalled the day’s events. The State boiler inspectors conducted a thorough check of the plant's boilers while Grover Company faces probable damage suits. Messages of condolence arrive from Leicester England and other city mayors as Capt Grover learns of his plant’s destruction and lives lost.
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Joseph Jones
Emerson
Grover Company
Capt. Grover
J. F. Hill
Ohio
Kieth
Arthur Faire
Boot Manufacturers’ Association
Leicester
England
Brockton
H. B. Grover
R. B. Grover Company
Ufe
Cant Grover
Mutualization Plan Adopted by Equitable Board
The Special Committee of seven directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society reported a mutualization plan that the full board unanimously adopted. It would elect 28 directors by policy holders and 24 by stockholders, with phased annual selections to total four years. Voting eligibility requires a policy held one year with paid premium. approval of the State superintendent and attorney general is also needed. The Crimmins committee opposes the plan and may push for a different election method, possibly via legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
State Superintendent of Insurance
Crimmins Committee
Remains of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford Arrive in San Francisco
The body of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford arrived on the Alameda from Honolulu in the care of Stanford University officials. Detectives and family accompanied the procession as thousands paid respects and the funeral train sped to Palo Alto for services in the Memorial Chapel and interment in the Stanford mausoleum.
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San Francisco
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Alameda
Honolulu
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Hopkins
University
Bertha Berner
May Hunt
Pacific Street
Southern Pacific Railway
Bay
Southern Pacific
Paulo Alto
Stanford
Cal
Menlo Park
Princess Rospigliosi seeks Vatican annulment to clear record
Princess Rospigliosi formerly Marie Jennings Geld of New Orleans seeks an annulment of her first marriage to Col. Fred H. Parkhurst of Bangor Maine. Vatican report to Cardinal Martinelli notes grounds include lack of baptism for Parkhurst. Marriage was divorced in 189? and later to Prince Rospigliosi in Rome, not recognized by the church. Movements of ocean steamers list arrivals and sailings including Patricia, Manetonka, La Gascogne, Armneapo?lia, and others with ports New York Hamburg Dover.
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Rospigliosi
Vatican
vRome
Cardinal Gotti
the Propaganda
Cardinal Martinelli
Princess Rospigliosi
Marie Jennings Geld
New Orleans
Fred H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Maine
Congregation of the Propaganda
Volta
Col. Parkhurst
Rome
New York
Patricia
Hamburg
Dover
Boulogne
Manetonka
London
la Gascogne
Havre
Kroyrrinz Wilheim
Bremen
Armneapolia
Lizard
Pennsylvania
Anttwerp
Mayer
Beniana
Queenstown
Decante
Liverpool
Escort of Tarheels for Banquet at Greensboro
A prominent North Carolina Republican committee escorted Vice President Fairbanks to Greensboro for a Tarheel Club banquet and reception to boost Republican strength in the state. Speakers from Montana and North Carolina outlined party progress and the push toward a national party, with plans to visit Guilford Battle and rally independents ahead of the 1904 campaign.
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North Carolina
Fairbanks
Greensboro
Tarheel Club
Indianapolis
Guilford Battle
Guilford
Joe” Cannon
Washington
C. J Harris
United States
Harry Skinner
House
D. H. Abbott
W. %. O'Brien
Raleigh
Internal Revenue
John W. Yerkes
M. M. Parker
J. M. Dixon
Montana
Benbow Hotel
Skinner
RE. Spencer Blackburn
Blackburn
Roosevelt
South
Rolling
General Assembly
Rollins
Yerkes
Dixon
Fairbank
Wip
White House
Solid South
Last Rites For Gen Hawley In Hartford Service Draws Notables
Funeral for Gen Joseph R. Hawley former U S Senator drew a large crowd in Hartford with body lying in state three hours at the State capitol rotunda. Governor Roberts and the General Assembly paid respects and high officials delivered eulogies before interment at Asylum Hill Church with National Guard escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Joseph R. Hawley
United States
General Assembly
Gen. Hawley
House
Gov. Roberts
Gen Hawley
Capitol
O. H M. Platt
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Connecticut National Guard
Grand Army
Joseph Twichell
D. D
Stryker
Hamilton College
Hawley
Platt and
Bulkeley
Horatio King
Brooklyn
Army of the Potomac
van Reypen
U. 5
Acting Chairman New Receives GOP Congrats From Taggart
In Indianapolis on March 21 Harry S. New, yesterday named acting chairman of the Republican National Committee, received a telegraphed congratulations from Thomas Taggart of the Democratic National Committee. Postmasters appointed include Albert W. Farmer at Newshire and Eliza Love at Bealsburg in New York and West Windham, New York.
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New
Republican Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Amdog
Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Capitol Avenue
Newshire
Albert W. Farmer
West Windham
New York
Eliza Love
Bealsburg
Czar Returns Him as Front Units Head to Moscow
Reports from Harbin describe Gen Europatkin’s farewell ovation as thousands crowd the station. Officials publish orders permitting medical posts to be filled by students and allowing foreigners to join the service. Dispatches warn of Russian strategic difficulties in Manchuria with Rennenkampf's forces possibly surrounded and bridges hindering pursuit. Japan reports major prisoner and wounded transport efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Europatkin
Harbin
Gen. Kuropatkin
Three Nations Take Loan From Japan In World Credit Plan
Berlin March 1 report says a new Japanese foreign loan will be shared by the United States Great Britain and Germany with not less than 50 million dollars. Germany may receive about 15 million and the German government backed the deal in advance. Japan seeks broader foreign credit and counterbalances Germany's interest in Japan and Russia. New York March 21 progress reported toward selling bonds likely at prices above last November with a short-term 6 percent issue favored due to Japan's prestige and investor appetite.
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Castro
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello
Senor Valentina
Washington
H. W. Bowen
Venezuela
la Guara
France
Holand
Great Britain
Germany
Berlin
United States
Japan
Baron Takahashi
Deutsche Asiatische Bank
Hongkong and Shanghai
London
Russia
New York
Losses in Mukden Battle Adjusted by Japanese and Russians
Revised figures put Japanese losses at 60,000 in the Mukden fight. Russian losses from start to Tie Pass total about 175,000 killed, wounded, or captured. Gunshu Pass reports Japanese losses at 100,000.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Tie Pass
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Spied for the Japanese in wartime China
Tokyo says the Chinese governor of Shiao-yang and thirty-two relatives confessed to acting as Russian spies since the war began. The report warns punishment under martial law. The dispatch also notes the Russian Baltic fleet reaching Port Said and Harbin residents abandoning deposits as civilians flee. A Japanese honor is reported for an emperor.
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London
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Port Said
Canea
Crete
Niebogatof
Japanese plan Sakhalin expedition after 30 years of occupation
Major General Heckel, retired, once a leading tac tics instructor to the Japanese army, suggests a possible capture of Sakhalin. Advices state an expedition from Hokkaido may be sent to seize the island, as Japan feels betrayed by Russia’s Kurile exchange. Fishing rights formerly shared with Russia are cited, and petitions urge government action. May 7 marks the thirtieth anniversary of Sakhalin’s occupation by Russia, with reports of a Vladivostok timed move.
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Heckel
Victoriia
Hokkaido
Sakhalin
Russia
Kuriles
Vladivostok
Rentes Drop in Russia After Loan Terms
Rusealan per cent rentes fell to 87 the lowest since the war began after the internal loan terms were announced. The imperial debt commission approved the French loan and considered further external borrowings. Schwab sailed to Europe to pursue Russian warship contracts, with reports he would visit St Petersburg.
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Washington Fest
St. Petersburg
Rusealan
Imperial Debt
Brother's crisis ends in suicide near Covington road
Granley Heaton of Latania EKy. killed himself by shooting. His body was found today on an abandoned road of the Covington Branch Hospital area. Two of his brothers had died by their own hand in recent years.
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Paine
Gov Douglas
Jerome Mayo
C. L. Fish
Keith
City Hall
Froctor Congregational Church
Melrose Cemetery
Louie
Sadie Hickey
John Lundell
Lundell
Cincinnati, Cto
Granley Heaton
Latania
Eky
Covington Branch Hospital
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Milard Button
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Cora C Nixon
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R. F. Harvey’s Sons
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
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George P. Zarhorst
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Hyes
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Tokalon Wine CO
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H. E. G. Luyties
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William Zieck
Rockford Mitten and Hosiery Company
Burson Knitting Company
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Hall
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Jerome A Mayo
James Ray Cole
Guorce E Smith
Yave Florence A Dunham
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Stephen Snow
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Hmma M Tallman
Harry Barnlett
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Petit Parisien
Rennenkampff
Tieling
Rennenkamppit
Changshan
Kir
Linovitch
Kirin
Sooo
Order of the Sacred Treasure
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
Wood
Ieee
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T.W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
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