Venezuela Arbitrate or U S Forces to Secure Justice
In a note from Caracas the American minister Bowen asks Venezuela to arbitrate pending questions. If Venezuela refuses the United States will take necessary steps to secure justice. The Netherlands warns of coercive measures over Dutch sailors imprisoned seven months. The Caracas situation grows muddier as Castro clashes with the United States and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Willemstad
Curacao
Caracas
Bowen
Venezuela
Charge D’affairrs
Netherlands
Holland
Notice of marriage and death ad insertions in papers
Notice states that applications for marriage and death notices will appear automatically without extra charge in morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Chicago Tribune Cincinnati Enquirer Philadelphia Public Ledger Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer and more.
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
Married and Funeral Notices in 1905 District Ledger
Licensed pairs listed from Alexandria to Camden with multiple observers and spouses named. Funeral notices include Baldwin, Brown, Browne, Hinman, King, Hegh, Shilindrg, Thompson, Woodruff with dates March 1903 1905 and locations Irvington Portland Flats Elizabeth NJ and Washington DC area.
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 of Patients
A health office record lists numerous individuals with ages ranging from months to 105 years, including Thomas Bark at 008 Mist NW and others at Salina, Freedmen's Hospital, Children’s Hospital, and Washington addresses. Entries mention caregivers, hospitals, and long lists of ages, with several seniors and infants among the names.
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
Venezuela Crisis Deepens Over Asphalt Arbitration Standoff
U S Minister Bowen warns Caracas that arbitration is required on the asphalt lake dispute or the United States will pursue its own course. The move follows Castro's refusal to arbitrate, while tensions rise as Britain Germany and other powers press Venezuelan claims. Political maneuvering and bond recapitalizations threaten to destabilize the Caracas government and risk international conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bowen
Unites States
Caracas
Castro
State Department
New York and Bermudez
United States
England
Germany
Piance
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Bowen
Venezuela
W Dudley
Peru
New York
Bermudez
Critchfield
Orinoco Steam Navigation Company
Jaurett
Blood Purifiers and Tones Debated in Medical Rhetoric
A pamphlet-like critique argues that blood cannot be purified by medicine alone and that digestion from wholesome food is essential. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as supplying missing digestive principles, claims strong digestion benefits, and warns against tonics and cathartics. The text ends noting lack of official updates on foreign affairs including Italian coal mines and the French Cable Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
No Ultimatum by France in Venezuela Dispute
Paris reports no French ultimatum to Venezuela or warships sent. Officials say London dispatches exaggerate tensions. No Caracas court decision on French Cable Company concession. ministers discuss Morocco but hold Venezuela actions pending court ruling. Caracas conditions described as quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Paris
Foreign Office
Caracas
London
France
United States
Council of Ministers
Delcasse
Morocco
Council
M. Brun
Manior
Death notices from many cities mark March 21 1913
A chain of death notices across cities reports Henry E G Luyties of New York a wine importer dead at 76 Madison Avenue from pneumonia aged 56. Other obituaries include former Judge Charles M Jameson of Somerset County New Jersey at 84, Rev Edward P Crane in Tallahassee aged, William Zieck head of Rockford Mitten Company died in St Louis after an operation, John C Balderston rubber goods executive in Boston aged 74, John L Boland St Louis businessman and Confederate veteran, Captain George T Hodges West Point quartermaster chief clerk aged 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Rockford
William Zieck
Rockford Mitten and Hosiery Company
Burson Knitting Company
St Louis
Chicago
Zieck
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 neutrality scrutiny
Berlin reports that Loewe, now under Vorwaerts pressure, is producing several hundred machine guns for Russia with many already sent to Moscow. The piece alleges neutrality law breaches and recalls Krupp’s Boer War refusals. In Lodz a Polish police official Mosgunoff was shot and wounded. the assailants fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vorwasertseskis
von Buelow
Loewe
Russia
Moscow
Vorwaerts
Krupp
Orange River
Washington Post
Lodz
Russian Poland
Mosgunoff
Public Funeral Sets Brockton Mass Factory Disaster Service
Brockton officers report 155 bodies recovered with 45 missing after the R B Grover & Co shoe factory explosion. Governor Douglas attends the first funeral for Jerome Mayo, and public services are planned for Thursday in City Theater with an overflow at the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
R. B. Grover Company
Br, B. Grover & Co
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, Lowell police bureau chief, testifies to using Father John’s Medicine for relief in the home. He claims it strengthens him and aids his croupy daughter and supportive wife, noting it is not a patent medicine and contains no opiates. The medicine is said to be prescribed by a renowned specialist for the late Father John O’Brien and has decades of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Laflamme
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Lowell
New England
John
Father John
John O'Brien
Brockton Factory Fire Fallout and Survivor’s Probe
Joseph Jones, a stitching room worker, fled a fire and later learned his family mourned a death. State boiler inspectors conducted a detailed exam of the plant’s boilers amid possible damage suits. Grover Company leaders faced news of the disaster and a surviving president spoke of duty to families. Messages of sympathy from England and other cities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
A special seven member committee’s mutualization plan for Equitable Life Assurance Society was unanimously adopted by the full board. The plan calls for 28 policy holder votes and 24 stock holder votes per election cycle, with gradual mutualization over four years and annual director elections. Policy holders must hold a policy and pay a year’s premium to qualify to vote, regardless of policy size, and the charter amendment requires state and attorney general approval. The Crimmins committee opposes the plan and may push a competing proposal and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
State Superintendent of Insurance
Crimmins Committee
Remains of Mrs. Jane Stanford Arrive in San Francisco
Remains of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford arrive by steamer Alameda from Honolulu. David Starr Jordan and trustee Hopkins lead, with Miss Bertha Berner and Miss May Hunt. Detectives Reynolds and Callaghan accompany. Flags half-mast as procession moves to Southern Pacific depot. Funeral train to Palo Alto, services Friday at Memorial Chapel, Stanford Mausoleum on university grounds.
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 Rospigliosi seeks Vatican annulment ruling
Princess Rospigliosi formerly Marie Jennings Geld of New Orleans asks the Vatican to clear her record by annulling her first marriage to Col. Fred H. Parkhurst of Bangor Maine. Ecclesiastical authorities expect an annulment, noting Parkhurst never baptized, and the union was civil. Movements of ocean steamers list several arrivals and sailings between New York, Hamburg, Havre, and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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 strengthen party organization, raise GOP prospects in the state, and align with Fairbanks’ national ambitions amid anticipated Republican gains.
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
Funeral of Gen Joseph R Hawley former U S Senator drew thousands in dreary weather. Body lay in state three hours at the state capitol. general assembly adjourned in respect. services at Asylum Hill Church led by Rev Joseph Twichell. Eulogies by Sen Platt Hamilton College President Stryker and others.
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
New Acting GOP Chairman Receives Congratulatory Message
Harry S. New, yesterday named acting chairman of the Republican National Committee, received a telegraphic congratulations from Thomas Taggart of the Democratic National Committee. The note praised the selection and sent best wishes from Capitol Avenue. Postmasters appointed include Albert W. Farmer at Newshire and Eliza Love at Bealsburg, 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 and War Front Dispatches
Report of Gen Europatkin departure from Harbin with crowds cheering. Officials publish order allowing medical posts for students and foreigners to join. Dispatches note Russian forces retreating in Manchuria, concerns of Rennenkampf encirclement, damaged bridges delaying pursuit, and Vladivostok garrison redeployments. Forty steamers chartered to move prisoners and the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Europatkin
Washington Post
Paris
Petit Parisien
Harbin
Rennenkampff
Tieling
Rennenkamppit
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Tokyo
Changshan
Kir
Linovitch
Kirin
Vladivostok
Mukden
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 minimum of about 50 million dollars. Germany is expected to take approximately 15 to 20 million, though not fixed. The loan secures customs and railways, with Deutsche Asiatische Bank handling dealings via London. New York notes progress and hints at higher pricing than the prior issue, suggesting a short term 6 percent bond may fetch well above par due to Japan's prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Baron Takahashi
Deutsche Asiatische Bank
Hongkong and Shanghai
London
Russia
New York
Losses in Mukden Battle Revised Totals Published
Tokyo reports revised Japanese losses at Mukden near 60,000 with Russian losses from the campaign totaling about 175,000 killed wounded or captured through Tie Pass. Gunshu Pass notes Japanese losses estimated at 100,000 for Russian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mukden
Tie Pass
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Spied for the Japanese Chinese Governor and Relatives Confess
London dispatch reports the Chinese governor of Shiao-yang and thirty-two relatives confess to acting as Russian spies since the war began. They face punishment under martial law. Also notes Russians sail to Port Said and Harbin residents withdrawing deposits as civilians depart. Berlin reports Japan awards the Grand Cross of the Order of the Sacred Treasure to the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Port Said
Canea
Crete
Niebogatof
Harbin
Berlin
Order of the Sacred Treasure
Japanese plan Sakhalin expedition may recapture island
Major General Heckel retired once a key instructor to the Japanese army. Advices say an expedition may depart from Hokkaido to seize Sakhalin, angered Japanese after Russia traded for Kuriles. Historical fishing rights and profits cited as motive. May 7 marks 30 years of Russian control, with reports of a Vladivostok aligned move.
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Heckel
Victoriia
Hokkaido
Sakhalin
Russia
Kuriles
Vladivostok
Russian rentes drop to 87 amid war loan terms
Special cables from St. Petersburg report Russian internal loan terms approved causing a fall in rentes to 87, the lowest since the war began. Markets expect more exacting terms than the French loan as external borrowings loom. In New York, Schwab sails for Europe to discuss warship contracts for Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fest
St. Petersburg
Rusealan
Imperial Debt
Three Brothers tragedy shocks Latania region
Granley Heaton of Latania EKy. killed himself by shooting after two of his brothers died by their own hand in recent years. His body was found on an abandoned road near Covington Branch Hospital in Cincinnati Oto on March 21.
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Cincinnati
Oto
Granley Heaton
Latania
Eky
Covington Branch Hospital
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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 William Ho Lee
Mary L
Willer
Milard Button
Deitie L. Rogero Abraham & Hernstein
Annie Rosenthal
Walter Campbell
Zerebla Porter Cuintun L Warde
Cora C Nixon
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Les
Joseph Gawler
F. Earsy
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Folrtersta Street
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
North 47
George P. Zarhorst
Eaat Capital Sf
East
Spa
Hyes
Hay
Moody
High Court
Cuarkeas
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello
Senor Valentina
la Guara
Holand
Glota
Tokalon Wine CO
14Th Street
H. E. G. Luyties
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
Rockwell
Josiah F. Gibbs
Grover
Patricia
Hamburg
Dover
Boulogne
Manetonka
la Gascogne
Havre
Kroyrrinz Wilheim
Bremen
Armneapolia
Lizard
Pennsylvania
Anttwerp
Mayer
Beniana
Queenstown
Decante
Liverpool
Roberts
Taggart
Czar
Gen. Kuropatkin
Sooo
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
Wood
Ieee
Pries
T.W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Virginia
Woon's
Sai-Lac
Reora
A.collins
Napoleon
Erie
New York & Kentucky Company
Fifth Ave
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