Rebels Move to Unify South American Republics
Reports from Colon say Liberal rebels in Colombia, backed by Venezuela, Ecuador and Nicaragua, threaten security on the isthmus. The federation plan envisions Venezuela Ecuador Colombia and Nicaragua uniting under liberal leadership amid financial and military strain in Bogota. The isthmus and Panama rail service face disruption while gunboat Ranger speeds toward Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Bocas del Toro
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Kingston
Jamaica
Panama
Venezuela
Ecuador
Castro
Gran Colombia
Sama
Alban
Savaniila
Nberal
Magdalena River
Bogota
Ranger
Washington
Futtle
San Diego
Cal
Acapulco
Mexico
Wilkes Torpedo Boat Launch Set for September 28
Washington reports the torpedo boat Wilkes will be launched at the Gas Engine and Power Company yard in Morris Heights New York on September 28 Miss Elizabeth Wilkes daughter of Rear Admiral Wilkes will christen the vessel named after her admiral who commanded the San Jacinto during the Trent affair The note adds Very Hot in Oklahoma with Lawton recording 100 degrees and fever fears following sanitary conditions and an outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Lawton
Okla
Daring Deeds of Funston and Hazzard Outshine Rescue
Manila reports Lt Hazzard of the Third Cavalry led civilian scout Ferguson and eight Macabebes to infiltrate Colonel Atienza's camp at night. They located and abducted American deserter Howard, a Filipino insurgent leader, without disturbing the camp. Captain H L Jackson surprised General Luckban at Pambujan. Three of Luckban's guards were killed and Luckban wounded but escaped. His family was captured. A captain and a lieutenant were captured. Dr Ohlinger, a contract surgeon, drowned when his boat swamped in the Pambujan river. body not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Pitcher
Mindoro
Hazzard
Third Cavalry
Howard
Fergueson
Atienza
H L Jackson
Luckban
Pambujan
Samar
Ohlinger
New Havana Papers and the Morning News Ritual
A Havana correspondent describes the crowded newspaper scene in Cuba’s capital, noting the rise of Monday editions and multiple daily sheets. He observes press practices, editorial biases, and the strong role of commerce in Cuban papers, along with how readers consume three daily installments and the local taste for wedding and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideuatria
Wranger
Giberga
Marti
Cuba
Havana
Artillery Corps
President Shafer Says National Civic Federation Is Working Without Authority
Pittsburgh August 2. Reports say peace negotiations over the steel strike are underway with mediation by the National Civic Federation. President Theo F Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association denies official knowledge of such talks. The federation committee intends to carry on and seeks high level mediation if needed. Both sides claim progress while warnings of dismantling orders and plant detail news emerge from Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgha
National Civic Federation
Theo F Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iran, Steel
Adnin Workers
Civic Federation
Archbishop Ireland
Bishop Fotter
Daniel Hanna
Seth Low
Steel Corporation
Steel
Amalgamated
Combine
Wheeling
American Sheet Steel Company
Vandergrift
Bleck
Meekesport
John Sheridan
DeWees Wood
Sheridan
Black
D M Fiteack
Demmler Tin Plate Milla
Shaffer
Trust
Pirate
Pittsburg
Wek
Painet
Hoop Combine
Star
Piper
Lindsey -MacCutcheon Mills
Allegheny
WB Wmac
Willams
Amalgamated Lodges
Independent Mills
Pierca
Gibson
Association
Planta
Star Mills
Ian Tola
Painter
New York
Ralph M Eas‘ley
National Civb Federation of Labor
Henry White
United Garment Workers of America
Pittsbur
United States Steel Corporation
Strik
Amalgamated Association
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Easley
White
Three Thalers Held For Theft In Chicago Probe
Chicago officers of the detective bureau faced a city service commission trial amid allegations of fraud via fictitious expense accounts. Lieutenant Peter J Joyce, Detective Sergeant John C Cramer, and Detective John J Tracey testified as details emerged on backdated returns for prisoner transfers to Cleveland and inflated reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detective Bureau
City Police Department
City Service Commission
Peter J Joyce
John C Cramer
John J Tracey
Joyce
Lovece and Larkins
Cleveland
W H Eubanks
State Auditor's
Springfield
Tracey
Larkins
Cra~mer
Corporation
Ioffe
Simeon Armstrong
Tia
Civil Service Card Mission
Cramer
Larking
Gallagher
Lovece
Tarkins
O'Neill
Vergally
Tite
Armor royalties withheld in Navy Sanction Dispute
The Justice Department in an opinion by Acting Attorney General Beck holds that approval for certain royalties paid by Bethlehem Steel and Carnegie Steel to the Navy’s Marine Company for the Tares process in steel hardening may be withheld. The ruling covers royalties on battleship armor plates since 1893, affecting all related contracts and reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Beck
Navy
Bethlehem Steel Company
Carneete Steel Company
Piarvey Steet Company
Ntarvey Steel Company
Seirs
White
Dinois
Wisconsin
Witnesses Against Neely in Cuba Postal Fraud Case
The War Department directs Attorney Tewhs, special agent in the Neely postal fraud prosecution, to hand to General Wood the testimony of twenty four witnesses if the Justice Department does not object. Among the witnesses is the president and cashier of the Seventh National Bank of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Washington
War Department
OC Tewhs
Department
Charles Neely
Cuba
General Wood
Department of Justice
Seventh National Bank of New
Quiet visit to Pittsburgh seeks to aid steel talks
Mr Tingles and colleagues explained no authority to make proposals for the Amalgamated association. They met Professor Jenks and John Mitchell to learn the exact situation and offered conciliation help without offering terms. They insisted they were at service of both sides and would not meet with Meiers, Morgan, or Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingles
White
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Steel Trust
Jenks
Industrial Commission
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Amalgamated Association
Easley
Meiers
Morgan
Schwab
Premier Roblin Robbed by Manitoba Partner in Cattle Crime
At Winnipes police court Premier R P Roblin of Manitoba charged cattle partner D W Mills with theft of 1600 dollars. Roblin alleged Mills took proceeds from jointly owned cattle while away in the east. Mills had 2309 dollars on arrest. a lengthy hearing was adjourned for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Manitoba
Winnipes
R P Roblin
D W Mills
East Mills
Western Canada
Ground Covered by Peaches in Illinois Storm Damages Orchards
A violent windstorm and cloudburst struck Ventralia causing extensive damage. The colored Baptist church and peach orchards were wrecked, 15600 bushels of peaches lay on the ground, utilities including telephone and electric light systems were damaged, and streets were blocked by fallen trees. Residents reported many homes damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ventralia
Colored Baptist Church
Japanese Protest Over Honolulu Health Officers Action
The Japanese legation filed a remonstrance with Secretary Taft protesting U S health officers in Honolulu and the treatment of the newly arrived Japanese vice consul and his wife. The protest is directed at the quarantine branch via De Cofer of the Marine Hospital Service. The State Department referred the matter to the Secretary of the Treasury for investigation before replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Washington
Tia
United States
Treasury Department
de Cofer
Marine Hospital Service
State Department
Treisurs
Lusitania Sunk After Collision Off French Coast
Havre reports the Spanish steamer Ambota and the German Lusitania collided near the Casavet rocks. The Lusitania sank in an hour. four crew drowned, twenty one rescued. The Ambota, sailing from New Orleans and Norfolk, was bound for this port. The Lusitania, an iron vessel of 984 tons, hailed from Hamburg and built in 7881.
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Havre
Munitiz
New Orleans
Norfolk
Hamburg
Mediterranean
Casavet Rocks
Himburg
American Claims Presented For Damages In South Africa
Terdon August 26 Newton Crane for the American embassy filed a compensation claim with South Africa's compensation commission on Charles B. Nelken a Prussian native and naturalized American citizen Major General Sir John Ardagh of the foreign office notes the claimant joined the Boers to protect his property and remarks that no one who fought Britain will receive compensation per the commission's recommendation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Terdon
Newton Crane
South African Compensation Commission
Charles B .Nelken
Prussia
John Ardagh
Foreign Office
Great Britain
France presses Korea over missionary murders demands
From Yokohama a dispatch datelined Seoul reports France has presented demands in Seoul including 30 indemnities for missionaries injured and punishment of fifty rioters in the Quelpert unrest. France seeks to replace Meclay Brown as director general of Korean customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Seoul
Meclayv Brown
China's apology delayed by pretext for delay in Basel
In Basel Switzerland a Chinese prince and commission arrived en route to Berlin to apologize for the death of Baron von Kettler, the German minister at Pekin. Political delays and new complications in the settlement protocol prompted orders from Pekin to halt progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Chan
Germany
Rome
China
Basel
Switzerland
Berlin
Baron von Kettler
Pekin
Basel 2
Prince Chun
United States selects Jibuti as fleet stopping place
London reports US steps to establish Jibuti as a stopping and revictualling station for its fleet, favoring Jibuti over Perim and Aden. A group of capitalists plans coal depots to supply American coal, competing with British coal, while a company negotiates to coal Russian vessels. Report denied. Also: in Macon, Ga a rumor that Henry Stewart Negro was lynched is stated as untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Yfwhuti
Jibuti
Macon Ga
Henry Stewart Negra
Democrats Name Maguire for Indianapolis Mayor
Indianapolis Democrats nominate Charles Maguire for mayor at first primaries under new law. He defeats William Moore two to one in the August primary. Louise Davenport is dead in San Francisco from cirrhosis of the liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Maguire
Democrats of
William Moore
Louise Davenport
San Francisco
Mr. Louigie Sheridan
Sheriff Sales in September 1901 Fulton County Georgia
Sheriff sales scheduled for September 1901 at the Atlanta city court and Fulton county in Georgia. The notices describe multiple properties in Atlanta and surrounding areas to satisfy judgments, with parcels in blocks near Luckie, Rawson, and Hood streets, and land records tied to various defendants including Mrs Agile Webstur and Thomas Fink. Involves foreclosures and liens from city and superior courts, listing affected parties, property descriptions, and sale times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Alinta
Pulten
Georgia
Tynday
Lana
Hood
Rawson Streets
Rawson Street
Rawson
Webster
Tole Lowing
Prytty
Gigia
Ol Monte Am
Charles Barnett
Newton Ami
Ebert Camptalls
Flence
Corn
Herth
Camytell
Thame Mtorris
Alang Morris
Betwen
Morris
Bohira
Wala Hyblers
Montgmers
Westoal
Newton
City Coir
Nortaw
Incks
Thoris
Wekeom
Leliwood
Porn County
Porn County G Tetas Tedom
Isaa
Gom
Julian
Thmas Fink
Traneferen
Janerwin Ant
Frank J Erwin
Bow Meennell
Alsat
Atlanta
Dalton
Cerm
Luckie Street
Gresham Street
Gresham
Venable Street
Venalie
Lucente Street
Luckie
Luskiester
WP Harris
Feankill
Asali Harris
Julia F Dtarrie
Tula Fe Harris
Pothsty
Atanta
Thomas W Strangman
Dickinson Ioan Company
Lot Aoh
PA Anderson
James A Burns
Unier
Gerain Anue
Georgia Avenue
Andor
Merching and Mechanics
Ant Loma K
Jamea
Pranerts
Atlinta
Lee and
Gord Streets
Isa
Caldwell
Caliwells
Caldwel
Brainning
Point Poundel
Janis
Pia & Falinell
Warn Cond Gorentia
Ganlan Street
Riley
T.t Gorentio
Tre
Pred Wagener
Gornfo Ail Dantising
Fulton County
Pri & Co
Warnesters
Ohio
Intel
Walun Street
Leviel
Jasuel
Rmania Coan Ant Binking Co
Prilerine
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York records
A Georgia filing shows the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York with principal office 346 Broadway New York City. It lists capital stock paid up 106000 and total assets 4279963 with total liabilities 4279983 for the first months of 1900 and disbursements of 1454505.67 for the first months of 1901, plus a notarized statement by J R Nutting & Co confirming Georgia management and city offices. It also includes a notice to debtors and creditors for Harper R Goldwire estate, July 27, 1901, administrator Donatell R Green, 1854 West Mitchell Street, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qraml Anne
Provident Savings Tipe Assurance Society OF
NIM York
State of
Insurance Commissioner
State OF Georgia
Fulton County
JR Nutting & Co Managers
Georgia
Provident Savings
Ansurance Society of
New York
IR Nutting
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Aiskels
Machias
Wilkes
Funston
Walter Howard
Herald
Journal
Sam Small
Havana Post
el Mundo
the World
Mundo
Ifavana
Ig Violenti
Tooney
Corps of
Ayuntamientos
la Larcha
San Miguel
Tt Lucha
Flavana
la Patria
la Miscusion
Juan Gualberta Gomez
Editariald
la Discusion
Gomez
Lincoln Zayas
Wavana
Associated
Jacksonville
Times-Herald
Associated Press
Murual
York
Shafer
Hts
Wavy
Carnegie Company
Beau
Louwe Jy Weie
de Wiss & Co
CRTO
de Tunis Nougeuures
Japan
France
Korea
Europe
Jonathan
Queenstown
Commonwealth
State St
Bogie
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