Americas Demand Panama Settlement Over American Attacks
Washington says Panama has shown unsatisfactory replies to protests over unprovoked assaults on American citizens and naval personnel in Colon and Panama City. The United States asserts a right to intervene if public order fails, with tests of Panamanian authorities ongoing and multiple incidents cited from 1903 to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
Isthmian Republic
State Department
Herbert G. Squiers
United States
Cofon
Colón
Columbia
Colon
Charles Rand
Joseph Ciestik
Buffalo
Panama Po
Rand
Clestik
Charles M. Abbott
John Williams
Injunction Denied Against Striking Elwood Workers
Goshen Ind July 26 The petition of American Sheaf and Tin Plate Company for an injunction against its striking employees at the Elwood plant was denied by Judge Baker in the U S circuit court. The ruling cites lack of specific operations against defendants and shows the strikers’ right to organize and picket without hindering employers access to the labor market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
American Sheaf and Tin Plate, Company
Elwood
Baker
United States
Doctor’s Grape-Nuts Testimonial Surprises Family
A Kangar doctor shares cases of Grape-Nuts aiding recovery in a four year old with pneumonia and a 73 year old with severe stomach trouble. The boy improved within a month gaining eight pounds, while the elderly patient regained strength after two to three weeks on the cereal with milk and a touch of sugar. The doctor claims many cases show Grape-Nuts working wonders. There’s a “Reason” in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangar
Wrights feat delayed by stiff wind at Fort Myer
Orville Wright made a brief flight at Fort Myer with no passenger as a stiff wind up to 20 miles per hour postponed the endurance test. President Taft and a large Washington crowd watched. Wright hoped to fly tomorrow to complete the official tests before the Wednesday deadline.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Taft
Hie
Wright
Selfridge
Signal Corps
Cannon
Aldrich
Wrights
Bourne
Archibald Butt
Madame Jusserand
Nicholas Longworth
Dickinson
Hitchcock
Nelson A.miles
Wickershaw
Madison Georgia Leader James E. Hutt Dies at 29
James E. Hutt, a prominent Madison citizen, died yesterday at a local private sanitarium after seeking Atlanta treatment. The body was moved to Barclay and Brandon's, then sent to Madison at 7 30 this morning for interment in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James, E. Hutt
Madison
Atlanta
Barclay & Brandon
Miss Zoe Tillman Dies Suddenly in Camilla Georgia
Miss Zoe Tillman of Tifton Ga died in Camilla at 2 PM from heart failure while writing a letter after dinner. She was visiting her sister Mia Whitworth and was well known in southwest Georgia with many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Tillman
Tifton
Mia
L. ‘Whitworth
Mise Tillman
Georgia
Eugene Clark a famed opera tenor dies in New York
New York reports the death of Eugene Clark aged 66 a renowned grand opera singer once best known as Ralph Rackstraw in H. M. S. Pinafore. He appeared in Henry Ward Beecher's church and later taught singing though he had been ill for months.
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Eugene Clark
New York
Ralph Rackstaw
America
Mr. Clark
Henry ‘Ward Beecher
Biles. Taylor
World’s Shoe Fair Fails at Cambridge Receiver Appointed
The first world’s shoe and leather fair in Cambridge was placed in receivership by Judge Dodge of the U S circuit court. Alleged indebtedness ranges from 140000 to 350000 dollars. The receivers court will operate the fair to seek alignment with creditors and preserve assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cambridge
Just‘ ‘Lee
Dodge
United States Circuit Court
Cashier Vanishes With 50 000 At Tipton Bank
Noah R. Marker assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Tipton disappears after taking between 50 000 and 80 000 in cash. He leaves a note for his brother and sets a time lock to open at 9 am. Bank suspends operations as examiner arrives to audit potential misappropriations. Marker, aged a social and lodge figure, had no known bad habits.
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Marker
Brother
Tipton
Ind
First National Bank
Indiana
Noah R. Marker
Dlaas
Indianapolly
Indianapolla
William Marker
Six Boys Arrested For Stealing Books
Six youths were arrested yesterday morning by Detectives Coker and Oe for breaking into Fair Street School and stealing books from the principal’s office. Ages were 12, 12, 12, 14, 14, and 13. They will be tried in police court today as anxious parents hurried to aid their sons after the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coker
Oeborn
Fair Street
Captain Beavers
Sheriff Evades Lynching Mob With Suspect in Car
Natchez Miss July 26 Sheriff Clarke after capturing Robert Graves charged with attempted criminal assault spirited Graves out of the city in a automobile. Anticipating a lynching mob the crowd formed miles away. Graves is accused of attempting to assault Pearl Dorsey a 16 year old white girl.
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Natchez
Miss
Sheriff Clarke
Robert Graves
Graves
Pearl Dorsey
Bankers Put on Trial in Asheville Case
In Asheville North Carolina jurors were selected and part of the documentary evidence introduced as William E. Breese and Joseph F. Dickerton go on trial for conspiracy to defraud the First National Bank of the city. The defense motion for postponement was denied by Judge Newman in the U S district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashevile
N. Gy -Suly
William E. Breese
Joseph FE. Dickerton
First National Bank
Newman
United States District Court
United States Relief
Wire price increase announced by American Steel and Wire
New York reports an advance of two dollars per ton in wire products to take effect August 1 by the American Steel and Wire Company, a United States Steel subsidiary. Earlier, the rise was set for next year and contracts for post January 1 deliveries were made. An increase in steel bars plates and structural shapes is expected within about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Guns of Asahi Gun Crew Die in Ise Bay Explosion
A Japanese battleship Asahi gun crew in Ise Bay suffered a fatal accident during practice when a twelve pounder exploded. Four gunners were killed and five wounded, including two officers aboard the vessel.
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Ise Bay
Judge Bethea Very Ill in Northern District
Sterling II on July 26 reports United States judge for the northern district of Winds, H Bethen, critically ill from paralysia of the heart. Late tonight his physician held out no hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethea
Sterling, II
H. Bethen
United States
Manhattan Club Rye Ad Catalog Teases Smooth Rye
Fragmentary ad copy promises a catalog for a rye product labeled Manhattan Club Rye. Reads like a midcentury promotional snippet with unclear phrases about smoothness and quarts and a call to write for the full catalog. The readable bits indicate a brand promotion without concrete details, dates, or prices.
Balloonists’ Snow Storm Flight Lands Near Savannah
In a midsummer snow storm two miles up, John Berry and crew attempted to reach the Lahm cup from University City. They traveled about 242 miles mostly through rain and snow before ballast was thrown and the gas could no longer lift the wet craft. They landed nine miles north of Savannah in a wheat field, short of the 475 mile record set by Charles De Forest Chandler in 1907.
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St. Louia
Nerth
John Berry
Paul J. McTullough
John
Thurman
University City
Savannah
Ita
Odin
Berry
Ila
Charles de Forest Chandler
St. Louis
Wireless Telegraphy Used by Boy Burglars
Four youths ages 14 to 17 were arrested in a deserted shack at Blades and Winter streets. Police say the gang used wireless telegraphy to coordinate burglaries and thefts, with Arthur Smith 17 as chief operator. Seven members total, with three communicating after arrest to aid evasion. The gang, active for months in party thefts bicycle stealing and burglaries, faced arraignment following a police confession.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Blades
Arthur Smith
Smith
John Brown
Burnett Ward
Leslin Johnson
Central Wireless
Women of Bay State Invade England
Massachusetts anti suffragists announce a planned exodus to England to counter suffragette efforts. The newly formed Massachusetts association opposing votes for women includes Boston society leaders and literary women such as Mrs A J George Mrs G Howland Shaw Mrs J Randolph Coolidge Miss Anna L Dawes Mrs Charles E B Guild Mrs Charles D Homans Mrs Henry M Whitney and Miss Agnes Irwin ex dean of Radcliffe College.
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Boston
Mass
England
Massachusetts
America
Massachusetts Association
New
Anti-Suffrage Society
Boston Society
A. J. George
G. Howland Shaw
J. Randolph Coolidge
Anna L. Dawes
Charles EB. Guild
Charles D. Homans
Henry M. Whitney
Agnes Irwin
Radcliffe College
Paddlers Cover 2053 Miles in 18 Foot Canoe
New Orleans reports H. G. Frasch and J. Balfley from Harrisonburg Pennsylvania completed a 2053 mile journey in 29 days. They traveled in an 18 foot canoe from Pittsburg to New Orleans arriving today.
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New Orleans
H. G. Frasch
J. 8. Balfley
Harrisonburg
Pittsburg
Dress bill dispute in chancery court ends in favor of plaintiff
London July 26 A 5000 dress bill sparked a chancery court dispute between Paria costumer and Mrs. George Law a wealthy American The verdict favored the plaintiff who recited how Mrs Law took her to theaters and the Louvre urged copying dresses of famed women of the Louisa XV period and complimenting her attire
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London
Chancery Court
George Law
Acressex
Louvre
Girl Is Stabbed by Unknown Man in Gadsden
In Gadsden Alabama on July 26 Alma Turner a 16 year old girl was awakened by a man at her bedside and stabbed seven times. She suffered wounds from head to knee while the intruder fled thru a window pursued by her father who fired but could not catch him. Bloodhounds failed to locate the suspect and theories include burglary or a jealous sweetheart. The girl's condition is described as potentially recoverable.
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J.J. Prendergast
Christian Church
Grange Street
H. HK. Pendleton
Goggins, Ga
Mr. Prendergast
The
Southern Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Gadsden
Ala
Alma
Matt Turner
Witc
Northeast Arkansas League Opens Season With Four Cities
The Northeast Arkansas League began play with Jonesboro Marianna Paragould and Newport as the four member cities. The circuit forms after the Arkansas State League dissolved with Boswell Brown of Jonesboro as president as the season runs until September 15.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jonesboro
Marianna
Paragould
Newport
Boswell Brown
Bigamy guilty plea in Honolulu court
M Bator of Chicago pleaded guilty to bigamy in Honolulu after arrest May 24 and was sentenced to three years ward labor by Judge Dole. He met Eva B Wallace aboard a steamer and married her upon arrival, amid reports of shared wife and child in Chicago. Port Barre murder case appears separately with Justin Manuel fatally shooting his brother in law after dispute over his sister.
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Honolulu
M. Bator
Chicago
Dole
Baker
San Francisco
Eva B. Wallace
Port Barre
Justin Manuel
O. Guillar
Manuel
Guil" Mart
Guillari
Man kills son-in-law in Clinton dispute over marriage
News from Clinton, La, reports Cyrua Holloman shot and killed his son-in-law, John Collins, late Saturday night following a quarrel sparked by Holloman objecting to Collins marrying his daughter.
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New Orleans
Cyrua Holloman
John Coling
Clinton
Holloman
Collins
Pastor Accepts Nashville Call at First Baptist
Dr. Herbert M. Insow of Joplin Missouri has accepted the call to serve as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Nashville Tennessee, filling the vacancy left by Dr. Landing's departure for Hyat.
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Iniow
Nashville
Tenn
Herbert M. Insow
Joplin
First. Baptist
Landing
Hyat
Hart Knocked Out by Schreck in Fourth Round Fury
Terre Haute Ind July 26 Marvin Hart of Louisville fought Mike Schreck of Cincinnati in a scheduled ten round bout. Schreck punished Hart with fast upper cuts to the jaw and body blows before Hart’s seconds threw on the sponge in the fourth round.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Mpange
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Behre
Hart
Schreck
Death of Little Boy in Macon
William Hall Freeman 14 months old, son of Mr and Mrs T H Freeman, died after brief illness. Funeral by Rev R E Douglass tomorrow morning. Interment Riverside cemetery.
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George Lawrence
George
W. C. Lawrence
Copenhill
Oakland
Malvern
A. Williams
Egan
Hollywood
Macon
William Hall
T. H. Freeman
R. BE. Douglass
Riverside Cemetery
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Malvern Williams
Camilla
Iver
Idiana
Fair Street School
Negro
Manhattan Club Rye
Bay State
Law
Lamar & Rankin Drug CO
Atlanta, GA
NEW Arkansas League
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Agassiz
National Magazine
Mr. Agassiz
Robt
F. Maddox
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