Venezuela Invades Colombia Rumors Stir War Talk
Dispatches from Quito claim liberal forces defeated clericals near Pasto in Colombia, while Venezuela plans to invade Colombia with units sent from Maracibo and Coro under General Davila. Colombia denies full war, citing internal Venezuelan movement and frontier policing as preventing invasion. Strict censorship is reported in Colon.
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New York
A. J. Restrepo
Lberal
Colomba
Quito
Pasto
Tergio Peres
A. Rosas
Restrepo
Colombia
Uribe-Uribe
Venezuela
Washington
Martinez Silva
Associated Press
Castro
Alfaro
Heuador
Dr Silva
Silva
Ecuador
Tamaco
Rio Hacha
Uribe- Uribe
Juan Pietri
Magdalena
Carabobo
Arouz Guerico
Caracas
Colon
United States Discusses South American Troubles
London editors debate the South and Central American crisis. The Daily Graphic warns of inevitable U S intervention if orderly government fails, drawing Egypt and Suez as a warning. The Times endorses Hay’s stance to protect U S interests and urges moral influence within reasonable limits under the Monroe doctrine.
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London
South America
Daily Graphic
United States
Egypt
Suez Canal
Isthmus
Times
Hay
pan-American Congress
Mexico
Strife Eases as Non-Union Workers Arrive at Tin Plate Mills
In Pittsburg amid a wide strike, calm returns at Star plant and allied sites while non union workers arrive under police guard. Amalgamated members restrain violence, and arbitration talk names Governor Stone as possible mediator. Seven foreigners warned by magistrate after tube plant clashes. An armored omnibus incident involving negroes creates excitement but ends without serious harm.
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Pittsburg
Star
American Tin Plate Company
Pennsylvania Tube Works
Painter Mil
Lindsay and McCutcheon
Carnegie
Union
McKeesport
Demmler Tin Works
Irondale
Tin Plate Company
Diacuas
Governor Stone
Bec
Startin Plate Works
Union Station
John E Cramer
Union Staton
Milt
Pennsylvania
McGarvey
Amalgamated Association
Egroes
Baltimore and Ohio
Buffalo, Rochester
Alleghany
Smithfield Street
Clearfield
Elkins
W Va
United States As Moral Leader Cited In Foreign Congress
The document argues the U S role in world affairs as a moral hegemony with a strong influence over distant destinies. It says the proposed congress offers a favorable chance to discuss peacekeeping questions under the moderating, disinterested influence of the United States, serving as a mirror to lasting stability.
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United States
New World
Gould Interests Seize Norfolk and Western Control
Philadelphia August 22 Gould interests have gained actual majority control of the Norfolk and Western railway shifting power from the Pennsylvania Railroad. The move, part of a plan to secure an Atlantic outlet, could force opposition adjustments in Pittsburg and Philadelphia. President Cassett sails soon. Pennsylvania may resist unless Gould abandons the Pennsylvania route.
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Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gould
Norfolk and Western Itag
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
New York
George F Gould
Wabash
Pittsburg
Atlantic Seaboard
Gould Group
Cassett
Europe
Seaboard
Pittsburgh
Bio Wour
Wellington
Ohio
Cleveland
The Employers' Liability. A Strong Policy from London
A notice from Mr Clarence Angier, general agent of The Employers' Liability of London, announces new personal accident and health policies claimed as liberal and attractive. The company boasts resources of over five million dollars and has long-standing operation. It also offers coverage for Employers' Liability, Elevators, Teams and Fidelity Bonds, urging insurers to consult Mr Angier before placing insurance.
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Tiflis
Clarence Angier
Employers’ Liability
London
Angier
Strikers Refuse to Leave in Chaotic Tampa Night
In Tampa Florida August 2 tensions rise as striking workers refuse eviction and gather at their usual haunts. Authorities warn of consequences, while investors and city officials brace for possible actions before morning. A separate update from Los Angeles August 22 reports Senator Clark's United Verde mine at Jerome Arizona back to full operation after a street-level strike.
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Tampa
Fla
Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
W. A Clark
United Verde
Jerome, Ariz
Labor Tensions Rise Among Hawaiian Plantations
Honolulu reports labor strife as planters discuss restrictions on黑人 workers while seeking other laborers. Judge Estes rules all Chinese born in Hawaii are American citizens, stirring policy debate amid worker shortages. Also, a Berkshire rumor clears Pocahontas Lumber of involvement with Chequasset Lumber.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Asg
United States
Estes
Hawaiian Islands
Planters’ Association
Gretna Green Ends as Indiana Clerks Restrict Marriages
Jeffersonville Indiana August 22 Indiana's Gretna Green closes as Clerk Carr stops issuing licenses to non residents Deputy Clerk Hanlon reports Carr ordered no more licenses for out of county brides Magistrats Haus notes the change may enable a Europa trip James Keigwin plans to remove his matrimonial sign New Albany clerk Scott denies licenses to six couples from Kentucky for not meeting Floyd county residency rule.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana
Gretna Green
Carr
Teylor
Hanlon
Clark County
Magistrats Haus
Europa
James Keigwin
Ephriam Keigwin
Charles B. Scott
New Albany
Kentucky
Floyd County
Walthour and Champion lose at Boston team race
At Charles River Park a large crowd watched a motor paced team race. Elkes and Michael beat Walthour and Champion by finishing 2¼ miles in 38.33. In New York, Bobby Walthour was matched to race Johnny Nelson in a 1½ mile event at Madison Square Garden on August 26.
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Boston
Mass
Charles River Park
Harry Hikes
Jimmy Michael
Bobby WaLthour
Albert
Elkes
Michael
Michel
Walthour
Nelson
New York
Johnny Nelson
Madison Square Garden
Louisville and Nashville Sue for Tax Execution Block
A bill in equity was filed in federal court by the Louisville and Nashville railroad and the Atlantic Coast Line to enjoin Georgia Comptroller General from issuing tax executions on $1,500,000 stock of the Western Railway of Alabama held by the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company. The suit seeks to declare the stock non taxable and to halt tax collection, arguing the Georgia company has no interest in resisting taxes and that double taxation would result. The case hinges on lease arrangements and whether Georgia law permits taxing foreign railroad stock. A hearing before Judge Newman is anticipated. Wiley T Britt Dies at Grady Hospital at 62.
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Louisville and Nashville
Western Railway of Alabama
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
United States
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Joseph B
Bryan Cumonsing
Augusta
King & Spalding
Atlanta
Western Railway
Alabama
Georgia
Louisville and Nashville Road
Georgia Railroad Company
Louisville
Nashville
Georgia Company
Newman
Jasue
Death of Monroe Cannon at Grady Hospital
Monroe Cannon, 18, a Southern railway operator from Howells station, died at 6 30 PM yesterday at Grady hospital from chest and abdominal injuries after being struck by a moving train on the Southern road Wednesday night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Nettie Wants Wedding Presents. In April Nettie and Howard Knox were wired. In June they separated. Now she has taken out a divorce suit in Justice Ores court today.
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Monroe Cannon
Southern Road
Grady Hospital
The
Southern
Howells Station
Nettie
Howard Knox
Nottiet
Justice Ores Court
Czar to Meet Kruger During French Visit
Dispatch from Copenhagen says the czar plans to broach South African mediation with Emperor William and President Loubet. He may receive Kruger in private in France to obtain a Boer position statement for a possible mediation plan.
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Brussels
Independence Belge
Copenhagen
William
Loubet
France
Kruger
Trouble 18 Breweng in Japan
Yokohama reports signal a rapid collapse of the current cabinet as Parliament convenes. The upper house seeks greater political power, while Manchurian and Korean issues fuel international tension. Russia is viewed as gaining from Chinese affairs, and Korea's cereal export veto threatens Japan’s trade and treaty relations.
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Yokohama
San Francisco
Associated Press
House of Peers
Marquis Ito
Russia
Japan
Hoffeman Flying Machine Near Berlin Similar to Langley
London August 22 engineering scribes describe a nearly Berlin bound flying machine as closely resembling Langley's design with a hollow wing boiler engine. It uses exhaust steam carried through hollow wings for condensation and tests a two stage water and compound condensating system. The working model weighs seven pounds and the propeller turns rapidly, spreading nine feet.
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Berlin
Langley
London
Engineering
Ef- Langley
Hoffman
Harvey Companies Combine For United Steel Firm
London August 22. E Marshall Fox announces that Harvey Steel Company of New Jersey joins with Harvey Steel Company of Great Britain Harvey Continental Steel Company and Harvey Process Association of France to form The Harvey United Steel Company with 450000 capital. Board to include Albert Vickers Colonel Hunsicker and Herr Krupfel. The new firm controls the Harvey patents.
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England
London
E. Marshall Fox
Harvey Steel Company
New Jersey Company
Great Britain
Harvey Continental Steel Company
Harvey Process Association of
France
Harvey United Steel Company
Albert Vickers
Hunsicker
Carnegie Company
Herr Krupfel
Krupp Company
Harvey
Frano Turkish Imbroglio Doubt Over Naval Display
Paris officials say no news and no change in the Turkish imbroglio and deny any planned naval demonstration while avoiding confirmation of dispatch reports. Three battleships and a cruiser arrived at Toulon to coal and provision, but officials have no information to share.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Toulon
Introduction of gold currency in Austria announced
Vienna August 22. The Austro-Hungarian bank directors plan a small issue of 20 kronen gold coins as part of replacing paper money with gold. The dual monarchy governments say they have assembled enough gold bullion reserves to start this transition.
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Austria
Vienna
Austro-Hungarian
Great Trusts Are Feared by Continental Leaders
In Vienna Edward Suess argues that American trusts threaten European markets more than battleships. He says central European defense must unite against U S commercial expansion, noting China Russia and the United States as rising global powers with railroads shaping economic might. Croker plans homeward voyage from London to New York on August 22.
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Vienna
Edward Suess
United States
Europe
China
Russia
America
American Union
Germany
France
Turkey Proclaims Martial Law in Sassoun District
London reports Westminster Gazette states Turkey has proclaimed martial law in Sassoun district amid alleged Albanian plots. Sassoun was the scene of the massacres in 1834.
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Turkey
London
Westminster Gazette Today
Sassoun
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Becomes Popular Choice
In 1895 the product sold none and by 1990 the brand claimed six million boxes yearly. The advertisement touts Cascarets as the best medicine for the bowels with bold claims and endorsements, highlighting mass adoption and consumer verdict.
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Entelide
Tay
Patek-Philippe
Miptyncin
Waisenar
Norfolk and Western Road
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Biltmore
Pocahontas Lumber Company
Norfolk, Va
Chequasset Lumber Company
Chequasget Company
Cortez
Key
Havana
Key West
Wiley T. Britt
Wiley T Britt
Noo
Gwinnett County
Tucker
Ulaik Well
Mnidlayvong
Misa
Geusany
Czar
Trouble 18 Breweng
Hofeman Flying Machine
Harvey Companies Combine
Washington, D. C
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta, GA
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Hien
Blaermge Lefos
Pryor and
Alabama Streets
Shane
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
BEAL
THADE
Atlanta Phono CO
Plat
Tavelone Local Appliance CO
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Tnd
Uanpagne
Paria
Pleasant Valley Wine CO
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Albert Howell
Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Law
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Abante
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Baltimore, Md
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