Venezuela Defends Dismissal of Dutch Minister De Reus
Caracas and Port of Spain report Venezuela will not pursue armed conflict with the Netherlands over the De Reus dismissal. The government cites prior U S recall actions as reference and says De Reus acted with publishable intent in his letter.
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Apecial
Caracas
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Castro
Netherlands
M. de Reus
United States
Lord Sackville West
Cleveland
Spain
Dupuy de Lome
McKinley
de Reus
Pea
Sackville
Diapoy de Lome
Amsterdam
the “Hoven Trouw”’ Society of Amsterdam
Europe
Hamburg
Curacao
Pew
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Endorsed For Women
Advertises Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic medicine for women with weak health and expectant mothers. Claims it eases childbirth and is backed by medical endorsements. Also promotes Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets for constipation and general health.
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Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
Affaio
N.Y
Dutch Firms Caution Against Dutch Labor in Venezuela
The Netherlands minister warns Dutch firms against employing Dutch youth in Venezuela due to competition in imports, political instability, and meager domestic prosperity. He notes European workers are unlikely to be hired and suggests seeking opportunities in other Central or South American nations. The Jacob Van Heemskerk rumor is denied as routine relief for Gelderland.
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Pean
Netherlands
Venezuela
de Reus
Jacob van Heemskerk
Venezuelan
Gelderland
Gelderland Arrives At Willemstad With Venezuela Tensions
Dutch cruiser Gelderland docks at Willemstad from La Guaira and reports attempts to land a boat and deliver official communications to the German minister blocked by shore authorities. The Venezuelan defense buildup is noted as Holland weighs prompt action.
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Willemstad
la Guiara
Venezuela
Caracas
Holland
German Army Manners On Immense Maneuvers Across Nation
Berlin reports orders for fall army maneuvers engaging nearly one million men. Reserves add 289 742 to a 626 846 peace force for a total of 686 488 under arms. Imperial maneuvers in Alsace Lorraine pit the Fifteenth against the Sixteenth corps with emperors’ oversight. Siege operations, heavy artillery, and coastal defense drills accompany navy exercises at Swinemunde Neufahrwasser and Pillau. Mach battery prepares with 350 live shells.
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Berlin
Alsace-Lorraine
Isto
Guards
Swinemunde
Neufahrwasser
Pillau Mach
Big Increase in French Marriages
Paris reports that Abbe Le Maire’s marriage law has raised six month marriages in 1907 by 1 975 over the prior year to 366 680 the highest count since 1872 and 1813 while officials expect more marriages will offset birth rates.
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Paris
Abbe le Maire
France
Destructive Nevada Cloudburst Strikes Spanish Canyon
A cloudburst in Spanish canyon near Streamboat Springs between 2 and 4 pm caused loss of one life and drowned stock while washing away cabins and logs. McM. Ross and James Burke suffered severe injuries. others were saved after battling the floodwaters.
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Reno
New
Verde
Bette
Nev
Spanish Canyon
Sreamboat Springs
Ross
James Burke
Arizona Mineral Exhibit To Be Shipped For Albuquerque Congress
The Phoenix mining collection may travel to Albuquerque for display at the National Irrigation Congress. The cost is estimated at 750 to 1000 dollars for removal packing transport and care. Governor approves the plan pending funds from Arizona boards and mining interests to ensure a territorial exhibit.
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Phoenix
Territory of
Arizona
Albuquerque
National Irrigation Congress
Phoenix Republican
Republican
Irrigation Congress
Fair Grounds
Congress
RR. E. Twitchell
Board of Control
New Mexico
Foss
Phoenix Board of Trade
J. W. Foss
Board of Trade
Aziz
Territorial Board of Control
N. M
Fair
Boards of Trade
WB. Twichell
Pug-Mac
Geo W. Cowgill
Phoenix Board
Southwest
Bad Road Responsible For Automobile Accident
In the Santa Cruz mountains tragedy, Mrs Frederick Marriott and chauffeur Jesse Gilbert died. Surviving victims include Dorothy Partridge, Desiree Marriott, and Frederick Marriott. The crash occurred on a narrow, poorly constructed summit road. the car plunged down an embankment after the earth gave way.
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San Francisco
Santa Cruz Mountains
Frederick Marriott
Jesse Gilbert
Dorothy Partridge
Desiree Mariott
News Letter
Marriott
Gilbert
Los Gatos
National Guard to Enforce Sunday Liquor Laws in St Louis
Governor Folk ordered Brigadier General H C Clark to assemble the Missouri National Guard’s First regiment and Battery A in St Louis County to enforce Sunday liquor laws and maintain order. The move follows a St Louis county grand jury inquiry and a late-night conference with Dr Denny.
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St. Louis
National Guard
St. Louis County
Folk
H.C. Clark
National Guard of
Missouri
Denny
Grand Jury
Cuban electoral boards urged in Taft cable
Governor Magoon of Cuba sends thanks to Taft for endorsing a nonpartisan electoral boards approach in the new electors law. The message credits this suggestion with contributing to the law’s success and its operation at electoral events. Troop maneuvers at Camp David Stanley begin with 113 officers and 2,548 enlisted. Washington National Guard and several western states to join by Monday. Brigadier General Brush takes command.
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Hig
Taco
Tacoma
Wash
Camp David Stanley
American Lake
Washington National Guards
Oregon
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Brush
Mitchell Could Mediate Delaware Lackawanna Strike
John Mitchell, former president of the United Mine Workers and newly named mediator of the Civic Federation, may be asked to act as mediator in efforts to settle the threatened strike by switchmen on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western system in Scranton.
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Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Civic Federation
Delaware
Lackawanuna
Western
Panic at Adrianople as Mutiny Shocks European Turkey
The Times reporter from Sofia Bulgaria says Adrianople the second most populous town in European Turkey after Constantinople erupts in panic due to a mutiny by four thousand time expired soldiers.
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Lyndon
the Times
Sofia
Bulgaria
Adranople
European
Turkey
Contantinople
Blesele Record Broken in Salt Lake City Meet
Albert Crebs of Salt Lake City shaved a quarter second from the amateur base ball record at Salt Air tonight. His time stood at 24 2-5 seconds.
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Blesele
Salt Lake City
Utah
Albert Crebs
Mosquitoes and Malaria Alarm Gotham Summer Plague
Special Correspondence reports New York swarmed by mosquitoes after drought heat and fly outbreaks. Malaria and rabid dogs plague the city as authorities plan homecoming celebrations and crack down on airless exhaust smells. Aeronauts Farman and dynamism of bridge acrobats attract public attention as city life continues amid pestilence and sports fever.
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Morning Journal
New York
Battery
Bronx
Gotham
Alrewdy
Central Parks
Henri Farman
Farman
Boston
Manhattan
East Side
Burnham Injured in Detroit Street Car Fall
D. H. Burnham of Chicago renowned for designing the Chicago World's fair buildings suffered a fall while alighting a street car in Detroit. He was unconscious tonight with doctors fearing a possible skull fracture.
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Detroit
D. H. Burnham
Chicago
Burnham
Loaded Shot Gun Shells Line at Mcintosh Hardware
A single line item notes a stock line of loaded shotgun shells at Mcintosh Hardware Company with a focus on bond.
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Mcintosh Hardware Co
Fragmented Antique Catalog Listing
A damaged notice-like fragment describes items for sale or inventory at a property in Terre. It mentions a White Mountain sink kit, enamelware, a wagon, umbrellas, lawn mowers, a Stephens single barrel shotgun, and shell pails with prices. The legible parts show locales and ownership hints but lack clear dates or full names.
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South Pirst Street
Terre Ff
Stephens
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Bibi
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