Venezuela Arbitrate Question as U S Warns of Action
A Caracas note from the American Minister Bowen asks if Venezuela will arbitrate pending questions. If they refuse, the United States will take steps to secure justice. Netherlands warns of coercive measures over Dutch sailors jailed in Venezuela. Tense diplomacy surrounds President Castro amid cross border friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Willemstad
Curacao
Caracas
Bowen
Venezuela
Charge D’affairrs
Netherlands
Holland
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices in Major Papers
A notice states that marriage and death announcements will appear in multiple morning newspapers including the New York Times Boston Globe El Cairo Colier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer via wireless telegraphy at no extra charge to insertions in the listed papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Licensed to Marry in Alexandria and Nearby Counties
An OCR laden notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Aleeider Walter to Vaggie Bond both of Alexandria Virginia and James J Brown to Mary F Plummer of Land oin Maryland with other names. The fragmentary text mixes names across several states and misc. details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleeider Walter
Vaggie Bond
Alxandria
James J Brown
Mary F Plummer
Landoin
James E Brown
Culpeper
Ani
Eleanor D Kable
Rabeltown
Vatharles
Ridgels
Camden
Del
Helene
Rudolph Willem Ho Lee
Mary L
Willer
Milard Button
Deitie L. Rogero Abraham & Hernstein
New York City
Annie Rosenthal
Walter Campbell
Zerebla Porter Cuintun L Warde
Cora C Nixon
Health Office Record Jeaths and Resident Ages
Health office record lists numerous individuals with ages from a few months to 89 years, including Thomas Bark at 008 Mist nw and Rachelwelt at 628 Tth t se, plus patients at Freedmen's Hospital and Children's Hospital. Names mention Andrew Colbert, Walter Cortin, Mary Carroll, Elizabeth White and others with ages ranging from newborn to centenarian, across several urban addresses and streets.
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
U S Pressures Venezuela Over Arbitration in Asphalt Dispute
The United States, via Minister Bowen in Caracas, warns Venezuela it may pursue its own course to settle the asphalt lake dispute if Caracas will not arbitrate. Officials stress no ultimatum, while Castro’s moves to legitimize prior bonds and pledge port revenues complicate the crisis with Britain, Germany, France, and others watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bowen
Unites States
Caracas
Castro
State Department
New York and Bermudez
United States
Blood Purifiers and Tones Not a Real Cure Claim
An extended critique argues that true renewal comes only from wholesome food digested properly, rejecting the notion that medicines can purify blood or build new tissues. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for aiding digestion, citing their digestive power and wide use, and notes limited official details on international seizures and embassy updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
No Ultimatum by France Not Yet Delivered in Venezuela
Paris reports that France has not presented an ultimatum to Venezuela and no French warships have been dispatched. Officials note London dispatches misrepresent actions and expect diplomacy first. Caracas court decision on the cable concession awaited. conditions in Venezuela remain quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Paris
Foreign Office
Caracas
London
France
United States
Council of Ministers
Delcasse
Morocco
Council
M. Brun
Manior
Deaths and obituaries from scattered U S towns
A compilation of notable deaths including Henry E G Luyties of New York wine firm, former Judge Charles M Jameson of Somerville, Rev Edward P Crane ex chancellor of Western University, William Zieck of Rockford Mitten and Hosiery, John C Balderston of Boston rubber goods, John L Boland of St Louis, and Capt George T Hodges of West Point all reported March 21 to March 31 across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Illinois Missouri and Massachusetts.
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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 Amid German Export Push
Berlin reports German arms maker Loewe, now Vorwaerts, is producing hundreds of machine guns for Russia under supervision of a Russian artillery officer. The move, said to violate neutrality, echoes Boer War refusals by Krupp. In Lodz, police official Mosgunofft was severely wounded by gunfire, attacker fled.
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Berlin
Vorwasertseskis
von Buelow
Loewe
Russia
Moscow
Vorwaerts
Krupp
Orange River
Washington Post
Lodz
Russian Poland
Mosgunofft
Funeral Services Set For Brockton Factory Victims
Brockton report details 55 dead and 45 missing after the R. B. Grover shoe factory explosion. Governor Douglas attends first funeral for Jerome Mayo as public services are arranged for Thursday at City Theater with overflow at the Congregational Church.
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Gov
Douglas
Paine
Gov Douglas
Jerome Mayo
C. L. Fish
Keith
City Hall
Froctor Congregational Church
Melrose Cemetery
Louie
Sadie Hickey
John Lundell
Lundell
Police Inspector and His Daughter Testimony on Father John’s Medicine
Charles Laflamme of Lowell police details his and his family’s use of Father John’s Medicine. He touts relief for scolds by water and immediate relief for his daughter’s croup, claiming no opiates and long years of safe use. He asserts the medicine strengthens and tones the system and is not a patent medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Laflamme
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Lowell
New England
John
John O’brien
Escapee worker aided by shock at Brockton factory fire
Joseph Jones, a stitching room employee, wandered to a nearby shoe factory and worked all day in a dazed state before returning home to learn his family mourned. State boiler inspectors examined Brockton plant boilers for weaknesses as Grover company faces heavy damage suits. Captain Grover, ill, learned his factory’s loss and expressed relief no lives were lost, pledging to support families if they had been. Mayors and factory officials sent condolences from Leicester England and local cities.
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Brockton
Mass
R. B. Grover Company
Br, B. Grover & Co
Rockwell
Josiah F. Gibbs
Grover
Joseph Jones
Emerson
Grover Company
Capt. Grover
J. F. Hill
Ohio
Kieth
Arthur Faire
Boot Manufacturers’ Association
Leicester
England
H. B. Grover
Ufe
Cant Grover
Mutualization Plan Adopted by Equitable Board
The Equitable Life Assurance Society's special committee of seven directed a mutualization plan, unanimously adopted by the board. It envisions 28 directors elected by policy holders and 24 by stockholders, with a four year transition. Voting rights are limited to holders with one year policy and premium. The plan needs state approval and faces opposition from Crimmins committee, which may pursue legislative and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
State Superintendent of Insurance
Crimmins Committee
Remains of Mrs. Stanford arrive in San Francisco
The remains of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford arrived on the Alameda from Honolulu, escorted by Stanford University officials and trustees. Detectives also accompanied the party as crowds lined the harborfront in respect. The casket moved to a Southern Pacific train bound for Palo Alto, with services planned Friday at the Memorial Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 seeks Vatican annulment for first marriage
Princess Rospigliosi formerly Marie Jennings Geld of New Orleans seeks annulment of her 189% marriage to Col. Fred H. Parkhurst of Bangor Maine. Church officials report the case will be discussed by the congregation of the propaganda. Parkhurst was Protestant and not baptized, making the union void, though dispensation questions loom. Movements of Ocean Steamers note arrivals and departures including Patricia from Hamburg and Manetonka from London.
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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
Col. Parkhurst
Rome
Escort of Tarheels for Banquet in Greensboro
A North Carolina Republican committee escorted Vice President Fairbanks to Greensboro for a reception and Tarheel Club banquet at the Benbow Hotel. The event aims to boost GOP strength in the state, with leaders like Harry Skinner and J. M. Dixon among speakers and plans to press for a stronger national party presence in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Today
Funeral of Gen Joseph R Hawley former US Senator drew thousands as his body lay in state three hours in the state capitol rotunda. Gov Roberts urged a future state service and capitol memorial while dignitaries and veterans attended. The procession moved to Asylum Hill Church escorted by the Connecticut National Guard and Grand Army veterans.
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 Congratulatory Telegram
In Indianapolis on March 21 Harry S New telegraphed congratulations after being named acting chairman of the Republican National Committee. Thomas Taggart of the Democratic National Committee sent best wishes. The report also lists fourth class postmasters appointed yesterday including Albert W Farmer in Newshire and Eliza Love in Bealsburg West Windham New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 and Evacuation Moves Forward
Ovation to Europatkin as Gen Kuropatkin faces a Russian retreat in Manchuria amid calls for doctors and legal posts. Dispatches report heavy fighting near Tieling, fears of Rennenkampf’s surround, and Japanese pursuit. Repatriation of Mukden prisoners begins as Russia redeploys forces from Harbin and Kirin.
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Harbin
Europatkin
Gen. Kuropatkin
Three Nations Take Loan From Japan
Berlin reports a new Japanese foreign loan to be shared by the United States Great Britain and Germany with a likely minimum of 50 million dollars Germany may receive 15 million if allocated as expected The loan secures Japan with customs and railroads through Hongkong Shanghai banks and Deutsche Asiatische Bank under London conduits The German government has given prior approval and Tokyo seeks broader foreign credit while balancing Germany's interest against Russia and France. New York says negotiations progress with bonds likely priced higher than last November and a short term 6 percent issue could fetch well above par due to Japan's prestige and American investor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Hay
Roosevelt
Washington
Bowen
Moody
High Court
New York and Bermudez
United States
Cuarkeas
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello
Senor Valentina
H. W. Bowen
la Guara
France
Holand
Great Britain
Germany
Berlin
Japan
Baron Takahashi
Deutsche Asiatische Bank
Hongkong and Shanghai
London
Russia
New York
Losses in Mukden Battle Revised Figures
Tokyo reports revised Japanese losses at Mukden put at 60,000. Revised Russian losses from start of Mukden to Tie Pass end total 175,000 killed wounded or captured. Gunshu Pass estimates Japanese losses at 100,000 per Russian HQ.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Tie Pass
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Spied for the Japanese Chinese official's confession amid war
Tokyo says the Chinese governor of Shiao-yang and thirty-two relatives confessed to acting as Russian spies since the war began and will be punished under martial law. The report notes the admission is announced ominously. Russians sail for Port Said as Baltic fleet division leaves for the canal. Civilians flee Harbin as residents withdraw deposits from banks. Berlin reports the Japanese Emperor has awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of the Sacred Treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Port Said
Canea
Crete
Niebogatof
Berlin
Order of the Sacred Treasure
Japanese plan to capture Sakhalin sparks revival of Ita era talk
Major General Heckel, retired, reports that an expedition may depart Hokkaido to seize Sakhalin, as disgruntled Japanese recall a past fishing privilege split with Russia and allege they were cheated in the Kuriles. Reports place timing around Viadivostok with Ita occupation memories resurfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckel
Victoria
Hokkaido
Sakhalin
Russia
Kuriles
Ita
Viadivostok
Russian rents drop as war terms hurt markets
Russian rents 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 eyed further borrowings as markets anticipated stricter conditions. Charles Schwab sailed to Europe to discuss Russia warship contracts in St. Petersburg.
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Washington Fest
St. Petersburg
Rusealan
Imperial Debt
Three Brothers Crisis Ends in Suicide in Kentucky
Granley Heaton of Latania EKy killed himself by shooting. Two of his brothers died by their own hand in recent years. His body was found today on an abandoned road near Covington Branch Hospital in Cincinnati Cto. March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry E G. Luyties
Luyties Bros
Park Row
Madison Avenue
Bernhardt
Stuttgart
Cincinnati, Cto
Granley Heaton
Latania
Eky
Covington Branch Hospital
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Destro
Baldwin
Abby
Wickliffe M
Baldwen
Irvington
Brown
Twelfth Fleet Northwest
Lizme R Brown
John 1
Brug
Gilverd
Mi Hegh
Montis
Anime Wi Hush
Terrell
Rerel
Rclock
St Paucks Church
Sila
St Artie
Norrhees
Saturny Watreh
Elizibeh
Roby Woodruff
Fhaabeth
Childen
Jobn Angus
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Les
Penosslvania
Joseph Gawler
F. Early
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
North 47
George P. Zarhorst
Eaat Capital Sf
East
Piance
Italy
Belgium
W Dudley
Peru
Bermudez
Critchfield
Orinoco Steam Navigation Company
Jaurett
Glota
Tokalon Wine CO
14Th Street
H. E. G. Luyties
Rockford
William Zieck
Rockford Mitten and Hosiery Company
Burson Knitting Company
St Louis
Chicago
Zieck
Hannah Lindberg
Harry
Hall
Ernest Carleon
Jerome A Mayo
James Ray Cole
Guorce E Smith
Yave Florence A Dunham
Susan
Pray
Serena Shaw Barrows
Stephen Snow
David W Rockwell
Granville Hartwell
Georgie Emerson
Mary O'Connell
Hmma M Tallman
Harry Barnlett
East Bridgewater
Patricia
Hamburg
Dover
Boulogne
Manetonka
la Gascogne
Havre
Kroyrring Wilheim
Bremen
Armneapolia
Lizard
Pennsylvania
Anttwerp
Bening
Queenstown
Oceante
Liverpool
Roberts
Taggart
Czar
Petit Parisien
Rennenkampff
Tieling
Rennenkamppit
Changshan
Kir
Linovitch
Kirin
Vladivostok
Sooo
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
Wood
Ieee
Pries
T.W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Virginia
Woon's
Reora
A.collins
Napoleon
Erie
New York & Kentucky Company
Fifth Ave
Cor
27Th St
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