Guatemala Conflict Escalates With 40000 Troops Mobilized
Washington reports Guatemala under Cabrera has massed about forty thousand troops amid border clashes with El Salvador and Honduras. The Marblehead readies to safeguard U.S. interests from La Libertad, while Salvadoran forces press toward Conte Peque. Martial law spreads as both nations prepare for possible war.
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Geen
Washington
Merry
San Salvador
Guatemala
Balvador
Guate
Honduras
Regalado
Cemr
Prest/ Cabrera
Offores
State Department
Ga ~Ador
Gart
Cabrera
Navy Department
Hitican
Marblehead
Panama
la Libertad
Galvador
Brown
Legation
Guatemala City
Conte Peque
Salvador
Mr. Brown
Prine
Dalvador Fe
Steel Trust Favored in Armor Plate Contract Award
Secretary Bonaparte announced that Carnegie and Bethlehem steel will receive the armor contract for one 16 000 ton battleship at Midvale’s bid price. Midvale secures the other battleship armor. Carnegie and Bethlehem, linked to the steel trust, bid higher. Midvale is independent. Schwab lobbied in Washington as bids were revealed. Congress had required the contract go to the lowest responsible bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Navy Department
Carnegie and
Bethlehem Steel Companies
Midvale Steel Company
Midvale Company
Bethlehem
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Dvale Company
Charles M. Schwab
Washington
Trust Armor
Congress
Rose mayor of Kansas City Kansas seeks U s Supreme Court review
Rose, mayor of Kansas City Kansas, secured a writ of error from Justice Brewer of the U S Supreme Court reversing a Kansas Supreme Court ruling and staying a $1009 fine and office relinquishment. He will not resign and will continue duties pending further action, with term expiration looming before a decision.
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States Supreme Court
We. Rose
Kansas City
Kans
Brewer
Preme Court of the
United States
Kansas Supreme Court
Rose
McKinley Relatives Bound Over on Falsifying Records
Relatives of McKinley including Mrs Willy McKinley postmistress of Oxlahoma and wife of a cousin of the late president were arraigned before a United States commission. John McKinley Lizzie McKinley and Ja Godfrey assistants waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the grand jury.
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Willy McKinley
Stringfisher
Oxlahoma
cKinley
John McKinley
Lizzie McKinley
Ja Godfrey
LVADOR GENEIRAL Fatally Wounded in Battle
In a report from the United States Ministry at Sad Gelvader the general LVADOR GENEIRAL was fatally hurt during a clash described as a battle against an unnamed adversary. The incident is being relayed as a military fatality with officials confirming the casualty.
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United States
Gelvader
Spirit of Holy Roller deaths stir Seattle case
A Seattle dispatch reports Esther Mitchell aided by Mrs. Maul Creffield is accused of complicity after the 17 year old girl killed her brother George Mitchell. Creffield admitted involvement and police hold her as accomplice. Esther allegedly acted under orders from a spiritual influence.
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Seattle
Wash
Bather Mitchell
Maul Creffield
Cosrge Mestrell Rete Ghifageau
Ether Muckell Mace
Fred
George
Holy Roller
George Mitchell
Esther Mitchell
Mitchell
United States Mediation Tries to Halt Central American War
Reports from San Salvador and Guatemala City describe the Salvadorean army defeating Guatemalan forces at Patan, with Guatemalans suffering losses and prisoners. Nicaragua asserts neutrality as diplomacy resumes under US mediation led by Coombs Merry and Bacon to arrange a peace conference and potential arbitration. Honduras states it is not involved. proposals seek cessation of hostilities and a conference to adjust differences.
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San Salvador
Tee Guatem High Pores
Patan
Amt
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Panama
United States
Coombs
Guatemala City
Merry
Cabrera
Escalon
Bacon
Mesers
Associated Press
New York
Bonilla
State Department
American Alplomatic
Oyster Bay
Root
Bryan More Radical Says Bryan Confident on Progress and Money
A London special reports William J. Bryan, after reading American papers, agreed to discuss issues since rising as a presidential possibility for 1900. He says he remains a conservative in principle and is more radical on economic questions, insisting the Democratic party defends property while exposing dishonesty. He notes no change on the silver question, supports free silver, and says other issues like trusts railroads and imperialism will be addressed with the same principles.
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London
William J. Bryan
Re Porti
Democratic Party
Ryan
Creditors File Bankrupt Petition Against Cotton Firm
Creditors led by Georgia Railroad Bank National and Southern States Phosphate and Fertilizer sue the Weer operated cotton firm in federal court for more than 145000. Georgia Railroad notes 120000 Southern States 11681 National Bank 7500. T W Alexander personal liabilities about 26000 total 165181. Alexander’s whereabouts remain unknown and creditors expect no criminal action.
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Banke
Georgia Railroad Bank
National of Augusta
Southern States Phosphate and Fertilizer Company
Southern States Phosphate Company
National Bank
T. W. Alexander
Alexander
Coal Diggers Resume Return to Labors
Nearly forty thousand coal miners in central Pennsylvania will return to work on roughly the 1905 scale after a conference at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where operators and workers agreed to resume on the same basis as before. The agreement follows a shutdown that began April 1 when operators refused to restore the 1903 wage scale.
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Central
Pennsylvania
Harrisboro
Bad Advice to Boys Sparks Mail Case With Nation
Mrs. Carrie Nation was arrested in Marhbourne Texas on a warrant accusing her of misusing the mails. She was taken to Dallas and after appearing before U S Commissioner May was released on bond of 32 600. The examining trial is set for July 31. The warrant says a publication headed A Private Talk to Boys was deposited in the post office with an improper article.
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Carrie Nation
Marhbourne
Texas
Dallas
United States
May
Palk
Bors
Strikes Seize Government Camp in Wyoming Action
About one hundred armed strikers took control of a government camp near Corbett tunnel in the Shoshone reservation, miles from Cody Wyoming, creating a reign of terror and threatening many workers. Sheriff Halmette and fifty deputies pursued the group. a battle seemed likely as the strikers, enraged and armed, drove officers from Cody.
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Corbett Tunnel
Ie Shoshone
Cody
Wyoming
Sherif Halmette
Berry Armen
Fertilizer Men Lose Out in Va Tenn Case
In Richmond Virginia, Judge Goff denied the writ of habeas corpus, upholding Judge Waddlel. Mr Tinsley represented Virginia defendants and was remanded to marshal custody. Waddlel ruled the case should be tried in the Tennessee court where the indictments were brought. Notice of appeal to the U S Supreme Court was given.
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Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
Richmond
Goff
Wadalll
Tinsley
Virginia
Waddlel
Tennessee
Supreme Court of the United States
Five Die in Trolley Crash Near Martinsville
Buffalo dispatch reports a westbound International Railway trolley collision after an open switch east of Martinsville. A trolley freight motor and seven car train were struck. five people were killed and about twenty injured, with several in serious condition.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lockport
Lings
International Railway Company
Tonawanda
Martinsville
Desperado Slays Sheriff in Clay County Tragedy
Sheriff Wilson of Clay County Florida was shot and killed during an attempted arrest on Tuesday afternoon. A deputy was also killed amid the ensuing chaos as the incident shook the local community and heightened security concerns.
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Wilson
Clay County
Florida
Oc Nmne
Young Man Kille Knoxville Citizen and Fatally Wounds Sheriff
McPherson aged 24 a summer from justice with two posses pursuing him. he killed Grant Smith a former merchant of Knoxville and fatally wounded Deputy Sheriff William Walker who tried to arrest him. McPherson shot Smith in Nettie Hall's house apparently without provocation.
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Knoxville
McPherson
Grant Smith
Tenn
William Walker
Smith
Nettie Hall
Post Office Robbery at Glen Bernie Station
The Glen Bernie Maryland post office, a small railroad station, was robbed Sunday night of about $1000. Robbers knocked out acting postmaster Adam Wingert, bound and gagged him, then escaped. No clue to the burglars.
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Glen Bernie
Adam Wingert
Apprentices Too Limited Says College President
College leader S. L. Luther of Trinity College Harvard laments that labor unions restrict apprenticeship opportunities. He argues few able apprentices remain, due to limits imposed by unions, harming boys seeking trades and causing neglect, expense, and lower skill development.
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United Stas
S. L. Luther
Harvard
American Institute of Insit
Luther
Labor Unions Demand Bail or Trial for Heywood
The Silver Row Trades and Labor Assembly of Butte Montana calls for an immediate trial or bail for Charles H. Moyer, William D. Haywood, and George A. Pettibone, charged in the murder of former Governor Pennoyer. It urges every central labor body in the United States to adopt resolutions to District Judge Frank J. Smith of Caldwell Idaho.
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Heywood
Silver Row Trades and Labo Assembly
Butte
Mort
Labo
United States
Ford General
United
Frank J. Smith
Caldwa@ll
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
Haywood
George A. Pattibone
Chagrede
Frank Penners
Smith
Heinous Butchery Near Barbers Junction Shocks Rowan County
A brutal dawn murder occurred near Barbers Junction in Rowan County, North Carolina. Unknown assailants entered the Lyerly home between 1 and 2 o'clock, killed Mr. Lyerly and his wife along with two of their youngest children, mortally wounded a third, and set the house on fire. The two elder daughters, Ma and Addie aged 18 and 16, escaped by climbing the stairs to awaken their parents. The surviving sisters helped ferry the wounded from the flames as neighbors responded. The crime remains unsolved.
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Lyerly
Addie
Negro murderer captured after man’s killing in Beaufort marshes
The captured suspect in the killing of Mr. Schlegel was seized by a posse in marshes twelve miles from Bris ton and taken back to the county seat for the legal process. The murdered man’s father and brother urged neighbors to let the law run its course amid a large local crowd.
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Schlegel Mileh
Beaufort
Uie
Chemin
Lynching Report Blaze From Salisbury Plights Prisoners
In a Salisbury case a mob threatened lynching of inmates but the sheriff restrained them. The coroner prepared to announce details Saturday night as authorities prepared to move prisoners.
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Salisbury
Prisoner Refuses Plea Deal as Sole Defense
Warry Thaw distances his law firm Jack Olcott Gruber Jionynge in anger and the firm declines to defend him. Dismissal follows a series of arguments among Thaw Rashad and several firm members over whether the insanity plea can be used as the only defense. Thaw reportedly declares he will not stand for the beauty plea.
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Warry Thaw
Jack, Olcott Gruber & Jionynge
Rashad
Varion
Iit Te Hose
British steamer attacked and missionary killed
Advices from Hong Kong report the British steamer Samam attacked by Chinese pirates near Wu Chow. Rev. Mi Machongtd was shot and killed, the steamer heavily damaged. A Chinese passenger and others were injured. Macdonald and his wife are stationed at Wa Chow for the Wesleyan Missionary Society.
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Hong Kong
Atvo Point
Fron
Wu Chow
Mi Machongtd Wies
Wan Kidud Macdonald
Wa Chow
Wesleyan Misatonars Society
Notable legal trio hosted by Atlanta citizens
Monday three distinguished guests Willan Travers Jerome district attorney of New York and assistants Arthur Vandiver and Francisco Garvan were entertained by Atlanta citizens. The trio, newly active nationally, toured Wartn Savings, Ga, with Mr Jerome reportedly widening the Georgia Bar Association’s reach.
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Willan Travers Jerome
New York
Fivwe
Arthur © Vanc Diver
Francisco Garvan
Atlanta
Wartn
Tinned Meats Shipment Declines from U S to London
London dispatch reports smaller imports of tinned meats from Boston and New Orleans this year. June receipts show 4 900 cases, July 24 000, with no arrivals recorded yet this month. Previous orders from 1904 and 1905 are noted.
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London
Boston
New Or
United States
Admiral Assassinated In Black Sea Fleet Blast
Advices report Vice Admiral Chouknin of the Black Sea Fleet shot Wednesday aboard the battleship Otcha and died Thursday morning after failing to regain consciousness. The commander was reportedly out of action due to the incident in Sebastopol.
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Sebastopol
Russia
Chouknin, Yamande
Hove
Col Lumpkin Withdraws From Senate Race
Col Lumpkin withdraws from the United States senate race altering the field. A public card explains his exit due to changed conditions and respect for comradeship, noting no personal fault, while press commentary signals a climax in the contest.
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Col. Lumpkin
Col. W. Woolamplin
United States
Fehl
Shmilread
Lumpkin
Enty
Tealstine
Fragmentary OCR Novelty Note on Local Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Thursday session with newspaper men and a planned event at a venue. The text is incomplete and hard to parse but suggests an upcoming community gathering or business meeting with unspecified attendees and an evening program.
RUSS GENERAL ASSASSINATED NEAR Czar Palace
A report claims General Kiszlo, headquarter staff, was murdered near the Czar’s palace in Saint Petersburg. The dispatch, though garbled, notes a high level of suspicion and suggests the event aimed to quell political agitation.
Georgia House Votes for $100000 Agricultural College Aid
The Georgia House passed a $100000 appropriation after a prolonged debate. Proponents and opponents of the measure clashed as supporters hailed the approval. the vote favored the measure 95 to 9. The bill targets funding for the state agricultural event and related programs.
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Georgia
House of Representatives
Min Cotuer
Bartow
Georgia Candidates File for Four State Offices
All aspirants for Georgia offices have paid assessments. The slate includes incumbents for the Supreme Court bench and statehouse seats. Mentioned raceups include Sanford versus Wright for campagner general and Mark Johnson against Merritt for state school commissioner.
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Georgia
We House
Wisco Kati
Jim Smith
Thy
Mipeeme Court
State House
Cale
Vineeem Tt Sanford
Campy Trader General
W. A. Wright
Mark Johnsen
W. B. Merritt
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Annual Meeting of Editors
South Carolina Press Association
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