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Subsequently, when engaging the bat teries of San Juan, it was evident that their shooting was very bad. Ow ing to the quick rolling of there ves sels, even in a very moderate sea. they were unable to…
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patch boat Hist, accompanied by his aide camp and clerical staff, for the purpose of vißiting Manzanillo and to Instruct Colonel Pettit to arrange the conduct of the civil business there. The French C…
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tic product. The question 0f reciprocal commercial relations with Greece, includ ing the restoration of currants to the free list, is under consideration. The long-standing claim of Bernard Campbell f…
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tion of reciprocal commercial relations with Greece, including the restoration of cur rants to the free list. Is under consideration. The long-standing claim of Bernard Campbell for damages for injuri…
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tion of reciprocal commercial relations with Greece, including the restoration of cur rants to the free list, is under consideration. The long-standing claim of Bernard Campbell for damages for injuri…
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tic product. The question of reciprocal relations with Greece, including the re storation of currants to the free list is under consideration. The long standing claim for Bernard Campbell for damages …
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The question of reciprocal commercial relations with Greece, including the re storation of currants to the free list, is under consideration. The long standing claim of Bernard Campbell for damages fo…
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reciprocal commercial relations with 1 Greece, Including tho restoration of cur- No rants to the free list, is under consider- Bo ation. The Jong-standing claim of Bernard Campbell, for damages for In…
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contact with any domestlo product. The question of reciprocal commercial relations with Greece, Including the restoring of cur rants to the free list. Is under considera tion. The long standing claim …
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tion of recipromal commercial rela tions with Grreece. Inscluding the restor ntion of currants to the free list. is under consideration. The long standing claim of BeRrand Camphell for damages for inj…
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tie product The question of reciprocal commercial relations with Greece, includ ing the restoration of currants to the free list, is under consideration. The long-standing claim of Bernard Campbell fo…
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mestic product The question of recipro cal commercial relations with Greece including the restoration of currants to the free llstls under consideration The long-standing claim of Berand Campbell for …
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with Greece, including tho restoration •rants to tho free list, is undor duct, not of e consideration. CXATION OF HAWAII. of Bernard IE AN! h The long standing clai Campbell for damages for injuries t…
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minister from the Argentine Republic; Mr. Calvo, minister from Costa Rica: Mr. De Assis Brasil, minister from Brazil; Mr. I Lazo Arriaga, minister from Guatemala; Mr. Morla Vicuna, minister from Chile…
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coronation congratulations. Dr. Lapponi declares the pope is now in the same health as he has enjoyed for two years past. His holiness received Archbishop Ireland today in farewell audience. TROl'BLE …
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x Vnpl _ tiril «_,» disnateh from Nou olk A l ,nl A U1|M Fort au Prince says: it is reported that the Dominican government is massing tloopH on the frontier in fear of invasion v 'Ltan ,1 nu liiez tro…
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cf operations is desperate. It is added that the federalists, or 'Insurgents, are pushing their operations and the banks of Sucre, the capital of Boliva, have refused to furnish any funds to Alon zo's…
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I all the miners could get to tlie surface i tbe dry timbeis were on fire, tlie fierce I flames barring exit. Oa the Verge or War. Pott au Prince. Hayti, April 12.— The relations between the republic …
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the Veda Rica silver mine, and before all the miners could get to the surface the dry timber were on fire, the fierce flame barring exit. On the Verge of War. Port au Prince, Hayti, April 12. The rela…
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the Veda Rica silver mine, and before all the miners could get to the surface the dry timbers were on fire, the fierce flames barring exit. Oa the Very* of War. Port au Prince. Hayti, April 12.— The r…
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dential election will pass off peacefully. The Degarliche Antarctic expedition has arrived safely at Punta Arenas, Patagonia. Advices from the far East indicate that Japan has watched with jealous eye…
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tinue Its existence. The failure of Villalon's Washington mission caused discussion, and indications were said to point to a mysterious loan forth coming, engineered by an American. The state departme…
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oped that the men on the Lake Shore were to have struck to-day, but they were instructed to remain at work for the time being. Superintendent Razer has laid off three of his assistant fore men. It is …
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General Davis reports the death at Ponce, P. R.. of Commissary Sergeant Martin Fo garty, on July 26, of apoplexy. General Brooke to-day cabled the death at Holguln of Albert B. Ruy, Company G, Tenth C…
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block of houses caused by the grade the changed, Balley, a THE HAYTIAN DERT. Port au Prince, July 28 —There was another meets ing yesterday of the creditors of the Government to consider propositions …
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Miss L. J. Coard. They have two chil dren now living, a daughter, Miss Lena May, aged 31 years, and a son, Gilman, aged 22 years, both residing at home, AMERICAN PROTECTORATE. Creditors Refuse to Acce…
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Adams. Today’s summary is as fol lows:— Singles, preliminary round: J. p. pa ret beat James Terry, 6—2, 7—5 First round: E. P. Fischer beat W C. Grant, 6—3, 6—l. Beals Wright beat J. C. Davidson 9—7, …
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iie mail,' if iin ulln his return to the I.lgatt.iiln. rThi. idlartment is now giv ing the quiet'y consideration, and it will pliIobily dllre t the minister to surren I der the nI ian to the authoriti…
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THE RECORD-UNION population, who consider that the ac tion of the Haytien Government in surrendering the prisoner to the Min ister on his demand probably avoided serious trouble. The people who have b…
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Hartl, and he aeeka to know what «soo rttion ahaU he mada of Mm upon hia re turn to the legation. The department to now giving the query coneideratioti, and it will probably direct the minister to eur…
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cruiser San Martin have arrived hero to visit President Cuestes of Uruguay on his way to Brazil OFFICIALLY C0NFHOIEIJ la the IleunrOd Violation of the Amcrlenn Irscntloia Washington August 3 Acting Sc…
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throw of tho government, nnd the Amerl ean minister has asked the latter to exer cise clemency toward the prisoners. MAY SI It It I-', Mil: vivic.n. It Must He Shown That He Will lln Given a Fair Tria…
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dent McKlnley will have an oppor tunity of enjoying the sport, as some of the finest hunting grounds In the Adlrondacks are within a few hours' Journoy. Tho deer are so numerous this year that they ar…
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client impression among the foreign popu ation. who consider that the action of fh davtinn Government in surrenderlnsr th >risoner to the Minister on liis demaui >robably avoided serious trouble. The …
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mucuous membranes, Inlbcases treat ed, after one or two weeks there was in el a eevening or complete vossation of the cough and expectoration, asy well oy a return of sleep, nppetite and strength, Rev…
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foreign population, who consider that the ac- tion of the Haytian Government in surrender- ing the prisoner to the Minister on his demand probably avoided serious trouble. The people who have been arr…
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ton. Wilmington, N. C, nevertheless, has quarantined against Norfolk, much to the Iatters disgust It was a senseless thing to do. and it will be remembered bitterly for years to come. The recent invas…
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THE RECORD-UNION population, who consider that the ac tion of the Haytien Government in surrendering the prisoner to the Min ister on his demand probably avoided serious trouble. The people who have b…
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Tho remnlns of of President Ilcuroux will probably bo taken to Santo Do mlngo for tho funeral services. Washington, July 27. Ponding ofTl rvlnl advices of tho usssasslnatlon of President Houreux of Sn…
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the Springside authorities. She went to, ered very promptly, compared with New York but tired of the metropolis usual outbreaks and In an institution and drifted back to New Haven. She hoe a husband w…
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ber of arrests being made by the Haytian officials, and the very fev erish condition of affairs. Although the dispatch does not so state, the authorities assume from the tone of Mr. Powell's advices t…
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cabled tho stato department that the pres ence ot a United States warship may be required to lnsura tho safety ot the lega tion Tho department Is closely watch ing developments and has been In com mun…
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nient Troops Before Them. Port au Prince, Hayti, Aug. 8. Tha revolutionary Dominican troops whicu assembled at Aouanaminthe have cross ed the frontier and have taken posses-' sion of Dajabon. The garr…
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persons thought capable of taking part in a revolutionary mevement have been ar rested or have sought refuge in the con stlates. The government is treating the prisoners with clemency, owing to the in…
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state land agents provided for by the recent legislature will recover a half million acres at the first Tattle FIRST MOVE. in the New Ilaytian Revolution —Jiminez Shows His Hand. Port Au Prince, Hayti…
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tempt to Land to Take Command. At- Port au Prince, Hayti, August 8 The revolutionary Dominican troops, which had assembled at Aunaminthe, crossed the frontier and have taken possession of Dnjabon. Ihe…
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(P.v Telegraph.) TOUT AU PIW^'CE. Aug. S?The re? volutionary Dominican troops, which assembled at iwaSatstWTiie. have ernss cl the frontier ami have taken possess? ion of I )ajalioi"fc Tin' garrison o…
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ONE DOMINICAN TOWN Captured by the KevslBtiealnts-Jln-Irpz I Kxpeetrd Maartly. Port Au Prince, Hayti. Aug. 8. The revolutionary Dominican troops, which asemblcd at Ouanamlnthe have crossed the frontie…
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afull dlot Just now could not fall to bring nbatu after they bad disposed ot tho llrst REVOLUTION IS ACTIVE Troops Crossed the Frontier and Gained Possession of Dajabon THE GARRISON WAS FORCED TO RETI…
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Dominican Revolutionists Take Pos session of Town of Daiabon. PORT AU PRINCE, HAYTI, August 8.—~The revolutionary Dominican (roops which assembled at Ouanaminthe have crossed the frontier and have tak…
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difference, in effect, between punishment by law aod puisbment without law. The difficulty is briogiog these ideas to their attention is that the very strongest arguments against mob rule cannot be pr…
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sitions were made prior to air. diohcij death. Dominican HeheU Active. Port an Prince, Haiti, Aug. 0. The revolutionary Dominican troops which assembled at Ouanamlnthe have crossed the frontier nnd ha…
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The first bale of the new crop of Texas cotton was sold at.public auction in front of the Cotton Kxchange, New York city,for the benefit,of the sufferers by the Hoods in Texas. It brought $3,000. info…
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year, 83,524,000 came from Alaska. B In 189G, and for nearly fifty years previously, the United States occupied the first place in the world's produc tion of gold. In that year the output of the world…
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WILLIAMS, Acting Chief Weather Bureau. Hurricane Moving, Northward. KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. 10. Turks Island reports that the cyclone passed during the night after doing trifling damage. The center of…
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Kennes. Aug. 8. The secret sitting of the Dreyfus court-martial this morning lasted until 11:45 o'clock, when the court adjourned until to morrow morning. The- Dominican Revolution. Port an Prince, Ha…
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Washington, Aug. 5.—Acting Secre tary of State Adee has received a cablegram from Minister Powell at Port au Prince, Haiti, confirming the newspaper reports of the violation of his legation by police …
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council of administration will meet in the Continental hotel at 4 p. m., Sept. 4. The thirty-third national encamp ment will convene for business at 1 p. m.. Wednesday, Sept. 6, in the Grand opera hou…
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killed on both Sides, and a largt; number wounded. Mr. Meide says he get his Informa? tion from an ??11i. r of the German cruiser Kalke, which had been station? ed at Apia during the recent troubles. …
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of North America, New York, as the de pository for funds, and Col. B. F. Jones, chief quartermaster, to receive supplies and provisions. Ills office is in the army build‘ng on Whitehall street, New Yo…
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mere was never any luea or war, and that even had Count Von Munster, the German ambassador in Paris, been recalled, a charge d affaires would have been left to carry on tne emDassy business. s MONTE C…
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Barclay, in Pine River, Minn., last spring. Nothing has been heard of the case since the men were sent to the Hen nepin county jail. DTT VTVIEII INCIDENT. Haltlcn Foreign Minister Apolo gized for Inva…
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was naased excluding them from the Dominion. Canadians came in and took their mines. The Americans estimate their loss at about $10,000,000. There will be other olaitns for damages, making the total a…
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lumbia law and that afterward a law was passed excluding them from the Dominion. Canadians came in and took their mines. The Americana estimate their loss at about $10,000,000. There will be other cla…
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Dominion. Canadians came in and took their mines. The Americans estimate their loss at about $10,000,000. There will be other claims for damages, making the total about $25,000,000. Mr. Lewis wants th…
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The arrest of General Jiminez by the United States authorities seems to have taken all the snap out of it. This is not announced, however as the os- tensible cause of the Junta's sudden suspension of …
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>rs in K y AAV-: Tampa and Havana Is bring orgni/ed are current In the to -1 ha. o trade in New York. Pi. at F P Ripley of the Santa Re iw a v iHtnpanv says the Santa Fe wi; sur in in Sim Francisco on…
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Lewis Morrison will take a company oi American piajers to japan, it is Mr. Morrison's intention to leave San Francisco next May with a company of twenty-two people, scenery, etc, ana piay a year in ja…
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being orgnized are current in the to bacco trade in New York. President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway company says the Santa Fe will surely be in San Francisco on or before Jan. 1 next. The hea…
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being orgnized are current in the to bacco trade in New York. President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway company says the Santa Fe will surely be in San Francisco on or before Jan. 1 next. The hea…
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been transferred from the George Croise, a steamer of Santiago de o Cuba, engaged on the Cuban coast and in foreign trade, were seised q aboard the French bark RuninWe. Captain Port, on Tuesday night.…
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Government at Washington, Mr. Grullon said rt -Thexa Sta er vh truck y he spar to Ste] MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH TROOPS, SE SS “hore ie no Minister at fan Domingn. The X AN AM} AN ADOPTED AN IMMENSE CROWD …
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had any relations with Droyfus, The Tageblatt says the government might name the real spy. NEARLY ACCOMPLISHED. ,r C< t Tho Dominican Revolutionists Male- 0] Ingr Rapid Progress. ft] WASHINGTON, Aug. …
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habitants of Acre,the territory claimed by Brazil and Bolivia, proclaimed its independence and constituted a new South American commonwealth The Acre territory question arouapd mauy comments because o…
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of r.eldenne necessary to ohtasn the fran A 8chooner Sunk. Buffalo. N. Y., Sept. 4.-A. Goodrich, Ont., special says: The schooner Lisgar of Toronto has been lost about 60 mllt, from here. She was in t…
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i Jlmlnez, Revolutionary I/cader, 11 celv?<l In Triumph. SANTIAGO DE LOS CABELLERC Sept 7.?Gen. Horado Vaaquez. the pi visional president, has repeatedly te! graphed Gen. Jlmlnez to Impress up him the…
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Thonclit to Tie a Spy. PARIS, Sept 14. A German, who Is Eupposed to be a ?py, has been arrested at La Croix-Sur-Meuse, where he was watch ing the army maneuvrcs. Fear for a Hrltlxh Ship. NEWPORT NEWS,…
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into the responsibility for the loss of Spain's colonies. rr—p———— San Remo, Italy, Feb. 15.—The British Am bassador to France, Sir Edmund J. Monson, left San Remo to-day, saving that his destina tion…
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ing elsewhere at $25. Get in early in the week. True, we have plenty of sets, but a $25 Tea Set for $9.75 is a winner. They'll go quick. CASTELBERG, 935 Pa. Ave. Consul of Spain at Aquadilla, IV It.. …
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the ['nited States to accept the reduced amount caused Mr. Straus to come home and suggest to the State Department that the only way to col lect the indemnity was by the method pursued by England In N…
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teeming with millions of is just “At present, there is no way of com municating with the cities located in the north (Cape Haitien and Port de Paix), except by a long and rugged road which follows the…
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the Zlonlstlc movement was given by Hirsch Pupky, recently from Russia. He explained the ideas of the move ment, nnd extolled all present to do their best toward accomplishing the foundation of the He…
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a lawyer of high legal ability. Shorty after his admission to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States, he was elected to a professorship in and Dean of the Law Departmentof Howard Universit…
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tion, a reservoir costing in the neigh borhood of $1,500,000, which will sup ply not only these once prosperous, but now distressed Indians, but as well a large area of public lauds cal culated to pay…
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though not varying at amy place more than 700 feet. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan Government has been set ‘tled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jenner, British Minister at Cua…
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though not varying at any place more than 700 feet. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan Government has been set tled by arbitration, Mr. Georg F. B. Jen ner, British minister at Guat…
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although not varying at any place mora than 700 feet. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been settled by arbitration, Mr. Geo. F. B. Jenner, British minister at Guate…
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at any place more than 700 feet. Tho pending claim of It. H. May against the Guatemalan Government has been settled by arbitration. Mr. George F. B. Jeuner, British minister at Guate-[ mala, who was c…
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settlement of Claims. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been set tled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jenner, British Minister at Guatamala, who was chosen as sole …
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place more than 700 feet. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been settled by arbitration, George F. B. Jenner, British minister at Guatemala, who is chosen as sole ar…
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than TOO feet. ABOUT CERTAIN CLAIMS. The pending claim of R. 11. May against the Guatemalan Government has been settled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jenner, British minister at Guatemala, who was …
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at any place more than 700 feet. Tho pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan Government has been settled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. .Tenner, British minister at Guate mala, who was cho…
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at any place more than 700 feet. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan Government has been settled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jenner, British minister at Guate mala. who was chos…
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although not varying at any place more than 700 tort. Tbe pending claim of R. H. May against tho Guatemalan Government has been settled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jenner, Britißh minister at Gua…
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varying at any place more than TOO The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been settled by arbitration. Mr. George P. B. Jen-ner. British minister at Guatemala, who was ch…
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American Indemnity Claim*. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been set tled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jen ner, British minister at Guatemala, who was chosen as…
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varying at any place more than <OO The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been settled by arbitration, Mr. George F. B. Jenner, British minister at Guatemala, who was cho…
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points on the line, although not varying at anv place more than <OO feet. The pending claim of R. H. May against the Guatemalan government has been set tled bv arbitration. George F. B. Jen ner. Briti…
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gation. Mr. Pioda, the Swiss minister, was attended by Mr. Charles L. E. Lardy. sec retary. The minister of Ecuador and Mrs. Uarbo followed. The Purtuguese minister, Viscount de Santo-Thryso, and his …
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ing arrived from the south but a few days before. He said the jewels were jrtven him by a friend who asked him to pawn them. The robbery of Mrs Kuhne's jewels took place in her apartments at the .Bavo…