Russell to Mediate Interview With Castro in Caracas
Washington has commissioned American Minister Russell to arrange a Franco Venezuelan settlement after the Caracas closing of the French Cable Company station and the expulsion of its manager. Russell will meet President Castro in Los Teques to discuss the Taigny note and the ongoing diplomatic incident.
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France
Paris
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State Department
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Trench
United States
Senor Veloz
Milwaukee mayor accuses offers to sell franchise for large sum
Milwaukee officials dispute the claim that backers of the Milwaukee Southern Road offered to sell the Milwaukee franchise for 100000, later raised to 1600, with Treasurer Hall denying and the company president in Chicago calling the assertion untrue. Mayor Rose vows proof if demanded.
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Big Wedding for Stella Wade and Charles Scullin
Police used clubs to hold back curious guests at the marriage in New Cathedral Chapel, St Louis, as Miss Stella Marie Wade wed Charles L R Scullin. Fire from wedding presents at the Wade residence caused minor damage, contained by firefighters. Government receipts and expenses are reported, with national bank notes redeemed and revenue figures. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted for digestion.
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Troquois Damage Suit Opens in Chicago Court
Edna Hunter, badly burned in the Troquois Theater fire of December 39, 1902, sues the theater proprietors and George A Fuller Construction for 26000. The suit alleges building code violations including absent flue, poorly marked exits, no automatic sprinkler, and inadequate fire equipment. Hunter to testify. two companions died in the blaze. hundreds more suits follow.
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Notes Taken Up and Payments Promised in Bank Scandal
Pittsburg report outlines efforts to lift from the Enterprise National Bank any paper bearing names of the Pennsylvania Development Company Santa Fe Central Railroad or WH Andrews Francis J Torrance and Arthur Kennedy as indorsers for these firms Attorney Walter Lyon says payments will cover all such papers even if not due A note by Francis J Torrance denies influence in the bank's failure Coroner Armstrong will not hold an inquest into the Clarke death and the Clarke will is filed as a modest late 1890s will executrix named for his wife
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Francis J. Torrance
Arthur Kennedy
Walter Lyon
Francis J Torrance
Allegheny
Clarke
Armstrong
Allegheny County
H Andrews
Andrews
Requisition Requests Return of Brown and Vandermartt
Harrisburg governor seeks William R Brown of Philadelphia stock mining fraud case and William Vandermartt to Bradford County on burglary charges. Dorchester holds Brown awaiting transfer. New York Governor Higgins is also asked to return Vandermartt. Detectives continue search for missing Cunliffe money.
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Ten Years For Canal Letter From Panama Board
Isham Randolph of the Panama Canal advisory board predicts the canal will be completed by 1918 and oppose the eight hour labor law. The Panama Canal Commission plans to release financial data on the $10,000,000 appropriation and a public decision on contracting work.
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In and Out of the Lines by Frances Thomas Howard
A war story recounts 1864 65 Federal occupation and Sherman era privations. It portrays hardships borne by Georgia women and Southern families during Shermans march, with praised pathos and heroism cited from multiple reviews. Published by Neale Publishing Co. New York and Washington addresses listed.
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Anglo Russian Entente Hinted as Understood by Europe
Paris reports an Anglo Russian entente appears formed after failed Russo German alliance attempts. British Ambassador Hardinge’s audience in St Petersburg sparked comment and foreign correspondents note a pacific basis. Entente aims to boost Far East trade and preserve Central Asia peace.
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Troops and People Clash in EKharkoff Riot
In EKharkoff Russia last night a 20 000 strong crowd of students and workers faced a cavalry detachment. Shots fired by civilians and two cavalry volleys left many injured. Strikers looted gun shops and armed themselves. bakeries were destroyed. work halted and life supplies grew scarce.
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Strikes worsen as famine looms in Moscow and St Petersburg
Oct 24 report shows extended strike actions crippling rail lines and cutting water. In Moscow and surrounding districts the famine threat grows with meat and bread shortages while 10,000 strikers decide to block telegraph and mail services.
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Americans Seek Russian Contracts Amid War Disarray
Foreigners press for business in postwar Russia as government attention fixed on rail strikes. An American syndicate offers a $15,000,000 Trans-Caucasia to Trans-Siberian rail plan with bond guarantees and concessions. Robert Gross seeks locomotive contracts, while Lewis Nixon pursues torpedo boat deals in the Black Sea. Naval and electrification projects in St. Petersburg and Warsaw loom, with Westinghouse and others bidding.
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Pittsburg
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Harriman Special Sets Record San Francisco to Ogden
Harriman’s private train beat the overland limit by seven hours, covering San Francisco Ogden in nineteen hours four minutes with guards aboard. Roosevelt reportedly requested speed reduction for safety. officials deny knowledge of any order. Train reached Cheyenne then Omaha, with arrival due Wednesday morning.
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Prof Herman V Hilprecht Returns From Europe Amid Controversy
Prof Herman V Hilprecht an Assyriologist arrived from Europe today aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He went abroad to gather material for his side of the dispute with Dr Peters and was later exonerated by a University of Pennsylvania trustees committee. He declined interviews until reporting to PA authorities.
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Three Liberal Cuban Deputies Resign Allegiance
Three members of Cuba's house of representatives from the Liberal party have resigned their allegiance. They are accused of seeking favor with the Moderates as Liberals show disorganization and no clear path to power. More Liberals are expected to follow.
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Father Massarenti Dead and Art Heir to Walters
Rome reports the death of Father Massarenti at eighty eight. He sold his famous art collection to Henry Walters of Baltimore and was a characteristic Vatican resident. He aided Pope Pius IX in his exile to Gaeta during the 1849 crisis when Rome faced a republican movement led by Mazzini and Garibaldi.
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Porte Pressure Delayed on Macedonian Reforms
London reports powers have not yet decided on steps to enforce financial reforms in Macedonia. Talks continue but no agreement on a naval demonstration. In Paris, War Minister Berteaux took part in a successful Lebaudy airship trial to reconnoiter fortifications and the city.
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Deaths From Fever In New Orleans Reach Two
Yellow fever reports in New Orleans include two new deaths, both young white girls aged 14 and 16, marking the first fatalities in seven days. A new case involves Dr Maxim Landry’s son, a Marine Hospital Service expert. Four additional cases were noted, including a case from Wagganrman.
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Dr Penrose Resigns From City Health Board
Dr Edward Martin resigned as health department director yesterday and his brother, Dr Charles B Penrose, a U S Senator’s brother, also stepped down from the board of health today amid no stated reason.
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