Russell to Mediate Interview With Castro Over Venezuela Cable Clash
Washington has sent American Minister Russell to Caracas to arrange a settlement between France and Venezuela after the closing of the Caracas station of the French Cable Company and the expulsion of its manager M Brun. He will meet President Castro in Los Teques while the State Department steers discussions. France protests through M. Taigny and seeks an apology for a note that Venezuela would not communicate via him. Washington deems a diplomatic path preferable to force, with Paris optimistic that Castro will acknowledge an error. France’s embassy welcomes the U S effort and notes possible restraint by Venezuela if talks succeed.
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M. Taigny
Caracas
Venezuela
M. Brun
Washington
Russell
Los Teques
Castro
Mm, Taigny
M Brun
M Taigny
MacTaigny
M. Tuteny
France
Paris
Maigny
Maign
State Department
Tuigny
Cancas
Jusserand
Daffaires
Trench
United States
Senor Veloz
Mayor Declares Franchise Offer For Milwaukee Southern
Milwaukee officials dispute a mayoral charge that backers of the Milwaukee Southern Road offered to sell the franchise for 100000 and then 1600. Treasurer Hall denies the claim while company president Wood in Chicago says there is no truth in any sale price. The mayor insists the offer was made recently and is ready to prove it publicly.
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Milwaukee Southern
Milwaukee
Rose
Milwaukee Southern Road
Common Council
Trensuer $ E
Hall
Hum
Huc Wood
Wired
Chicago
Big Wedding Is Strenuous In St Louis
Miss Stella Marie Wade wed Charles L R Scullin in New Cathedral Chapel as police guarded the entrance to prevent crowding. At Wade home, wedding presents valued over 100000 dollars were being unpacked when a basement fire caused minor damage before firemen stopped it. Government receipts and expenses notes summarize bank note redemptions and tax collections. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as restoring digestive power after mentioning dyspepsia.
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Stella Wade
St Louis
Stella Marie M Wade
Festus J Wade
The
Mercantile Trust Company
Charles L R. Scullin
John Scullin
West
New Cathedral Chapel
J. J. Glennon
Curions
Wade
National Bank
Hood
Troquois Damage Suit Opens in Chicago
Edna Hunter files for 26000 against Troquois Theater proprietors and George A Fuller Construction Company after the 1902 fire. Judge Landis to hear the case. claims violations of building ordinances, no roof flue, unmarked exits, no automatic sprinkler, and insufficient extinguishing equipment. Hunter among survivors. two companions died.
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Chicago
Troquois Theater
United States Circuit Court
Landis
Edna
Hunter
Theater
George A. Fuller
Charles C. Spencer
Spencer
Miss Hunter
Promise to Pay in Full Ties to Bank Failure Details
Pittsburg reports indicate arrangements to at once lift from the Enterprise National Bank any paper bearing names of the Pennsylvania Development Company Santa Fe Central Railroad or WH Andrews. Attorney Walter Lyon said they will pay every dollar tied to these companies even if not due. Francis J Torrance denies involvement in the bank's failure. Coroner Armstrong refuses an inquest into the Clarke death.
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Pittsburg
Cunningham
Enterprise National Bank
Pennsylvania Development Company
Santa Fe Central Railroad
WH Andrews
Francis J. Torrance
Arthur Kennedy
Walter Lyon
Francis J Torrance
Allegheny
Clarke
Armstrong
Allegheny County
H Andrews
Andrews
Requisition Requests For Brown and Vandermartt Returns
Harrisburg Gov Pennypacker seeks William R Brown held in Dorchester on stock mining swindle charges and William Vandermartt to Bradford County on burglary and larceny. New York Gov Higgins asked to return Vandermartt. Detectives pursue Cunliffe деньги in East Hartford as part of Adamaxpress robbery case.
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Harrisburg
Ten Years for Canal Letter From Board of Engineers
The Panama Canal board reads Isham Randolph predicts completion by 1918 and urges release of financial figures on the $10,000,000 appropriation. He argues the eight hour law raises costs and that private contracting may be preferred. Public disclosure and further expert testimony loom as the commission plans a full financial statement and more data for Congress.
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Randolph
Wallace
Isham Randolph
Zina R. Carter
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Canal
Canal Commission
Taft
Commission
Isthmus
Congress
Engineer Randolph
Mrr
New Publications In and Out of the Lines by Frances Thomas Howard
A war narrative recounts the 1864 65 occupation of four Federal troops and Sherman’s march. It portrays privations and sufferings of Georgia women and Southern families, highlighting pathos and tragedy from true events. Published by Neale with price 1 50, in New York and Washington addresses.
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Frances Thomas Howard
Vielen Fonts
Sherman
Georgia
Anglo Russian Entente Reported After Talks in Paris
Paris hears that an understanding between Great Britain and Russia has been reached amid signs of a pacific basis. The Temps and Petit Parisien sources credit M Bompard with推动ing the accord against German efforts, aiming to expand Far East commerce and maintain Central European peace.
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Paris
Cabie Bingetch
Washington Pont
St. Petersburg
Charles Hardinge
Petersburg
the Temps
Petit Parisien
Great Britain
Russia
M Bompard
Far East
Central A
Clash Between Troops and Civilians in EKharkoff
In EKharkoff Russia during a 20 000-person meeting students workers and citizens clashed with cavalry. Gunfire blank and live rounds bombs used. Many wounded left on scene. Strikers looted gun shops and armed themselves. Bakeries destroyed and work halted amid looming shortages.
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Ekharkoff
Russia
Strike Dims Rail Lines Threaten Cities and Food
Moscow and St Petersburg face worsening strike turmoil with freight lines tied up and a looming meat famine as cattle arrivals dwindle. Water mains damaged disrupt supply and 10,000 strikers block telegraph, mail, and dispatches while officials fear widespread hunger.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Warsaw-Berlin
St Petersburg
Mytishtchi
Americans Seek Contracts in Russia Amid War Turmoil
St. Petersburg reports a flood of foreign interest as Russia ends the war hopeful of industrial revival. An American syndicate offers to finance a Trans-Caucasia to Tomsk rail link at 15 million dollars with government guarantees and concessions. Robert Gross seeks locomotive contracts while Lewis Nixon negotiates Black Sea torpedo boats. Westinghouse vies for electrification jobs in St. Petersburg and Warsaw.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Trans- Caucasia
Central Asia
Mashkend
Trans-Siberian
Tomsk
Black Sea
Baltic
Warsaw
Westinghouse
Pica
Murray Vernera
Sellers Pickee
Pittsburg
Charles IL Flint
Harriman Ahead of Record Run to Ogden and Back
Harriman's special train from San Francisco to Ogden set a record by covering the distance in nineteen hours and four minutes, finishing at 1:28 a.m. in Ogden. The journey included a two minute engine change and a guard of detectives and Secret Service men aboard. The trip was reportedly slowed at Roosevelt's request to protect his daughter Alice, though confirmation was unclear.
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Ogden
Utah
Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
San Francisco
Secret Service
Oakland
Overland Limited
Pacific Mail
Siberia
Yokohama
HW. H. Harriman
Robert Goelet
New York
Korea
Cheyenne
Wyc
Omaha
Nebr
Union Pacific Railroad
Roosevelt
Alice
T. M. Orr
Orr
Professor Hilprecht Silent in Controversy Visit
Prof. Herman V. Hilprecht, the Assyriologist, arrived from Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, returning to the United States amid debate over charges raised by Rev. Dr. Peters. Exonerated by a University of Pennsylvania trustees committee, he declined further comment until reporting to Penn authorities. He then left for Philadelphia.
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Washington Port
New York
Herman V. Hilprecht
Peters
Europe
Hilpraecht
Hilprecht
University of Pennsylvania
Hiprecht
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Three Liberal Cuban Representatives Resign Allegiance
A Washington Post dispatch from Havana reports three members of Cuba’s house of representatives, all Liberals, resigning their political allegiance. The move appears aimed at currying favor with the Moderates amid Liberal disorganization and fading prospects. More Liberals may follow suit.
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Washington Post
Havana
House of Representatives
Liberal Party
Father Massarenti Dead Aided Pius IX in 1848
Rome reports the death of Father Massarenti aged eighty eight who sold his renowned art collection to Henry Walters of Baltimore. He lived inside the Vatican and aided Pope Pius IX during the effort to save the pope’s life as Rome faced a republic in 1849 led by Mazzini and Garibaldi.
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Pius IX
Rome
Marcello Massarenti
Henry Walters
Baltimore
Vatican
Pather Massarent
Gaeta
Magsinit
Garibaldi
Porte pressures delay Macedonian reform steps
London reports powers have not yet decided on measures to force Porte compliance on financial reforms in Macedonia. Talks continue with no agreement on a naval demonstration. In France, War Minister Berteaux witnessed a Lebaudy airship trial, the device reconnoitering fortifications near a city for about half an hour.
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London
Porte
Macedonia
Toul
France
Berteaux
Deaths From Fever Reported In New Orleans
New Orleans records two yellow fever deaths in seven days with two young white girls aged 14 and 16. A new case involves the son of Dr Maxim Landry, a Marine Hospital Service expert who had the fever months ago. Four new cases announced today, one from Wagganrman.
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New Orleans
Maxim‘ Landry
Landry
Marine Hospital Service
Wagganrman
Dr Penrose Resigns From City Health Board
Dr Edward Martin's successor Dr Charles B Penrose resigns from the Philadelphia board of health brother of United States Senator Penrose. No reason given for departure as Martin had appointed him after taking director role. A separate dispatch reports Toulon France total darkness due to gas workers strike with troops guarding gasometers and orders sent to Lyons and Marseilles for replacement workers.
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Martin
Health Board
Philadelphia
Edward Martin
Charles B. Penrose
United States
Penrose
Board of Health
Department of Pees
Toulon
France
Lyons
Marseilles
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Henry W Savers
George Ade
Wallack Theater
Little Johnny Jones
Yankees
Geo. M. Cohan
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the Lafayette
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Blanche Bates
Golden West
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Gincus
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