Guns of Machias Frown on Black Mobs of Haiti
A cablegram from Commander McCrea at Cape Haitien reports widespread disorders and threats to foreign consuls. The US Navy supports protecting residents and warns against bombardment without due notice, citing international law and humanitarian concerns.
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Haiti
Washington
Navy Department
McCrea
Achias
Cape Haltien
State Department
Cape Haitien
Owe Mathias
Gulf
Caribbean
Tt Able Inn
Central
South America
Machias
Cape Hatden
Gulf of California
Cuban Tariff on Cattle and Barbed Wire Proposed
President Palma seeks changes in Cuban tariffs to exempt cattle breeding stock and barbed wire from duties for one year. The plan would allow breeding cows and heifers from specific breeds to enter duty free with farm-landing guarantees, and barbed wire imports would also be duty free for 12 months.
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Palma
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
Caballeria
Jersey
Guernsey
Devon
Durham
Puerto Rico
Board of health wins appeal over diploma recognition
Springfield Nis July 29 The board of health won an appellate court ruling in the case of Millard F Bailey a University of Tennessee medical college graduate The court held the state Board of health has discretionary power to judge if a medical college is in good standing and its decision is not subject to mandamus review.
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Board Health
Springfield
Nis
Board of Health
Millard F. Bailey
Medical Department
University of Tennessee
State Board of Health
CAPT MATHIAS KNABEL DIES AT St Joseph
Captain Mathias Knabel a long time steamboat master on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers died at relatives' home in St Joseph Missouri aged. He commanded the first large cargo carrier north of here the Ona ga Wase and saw it sunk near Nebraska City in the early fifties. He owned and ran steamboats between this city and St Louis.
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Mississippi
St.Joseph
Mathias Xnsbel
Missouri
Onaga
Nebraska City
St. Loula
American and Britons Swindled in Mexican Mining Scheme
United States Ambassador Clayton secured restitution in a major embezzlement case tied to the Tlahanillo Mining Company of Mexico. Directors allegedly used packed elections and power shifts to steal over 2,000,000 dollars amid involvement by some Mexican officials. The conspirators were forced to disgorge funds and securities after diplomatic pressure.
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Washington
United States
Clayton
Mexico
State Department
James Brown Potter
Tlahanillo Mining Company
State Department For Justice
Wao
Powell Clayton
Penrose
Pennsylva
Bunco Victim Recounts Pennies Scam In Police Court
Boston July 29 A man told police court how he lost 2500 dollars in a penny can scam. Frank Bernstein is held for the grand jury on larceny charges after Bennett received a can supposedly containing gold coins for counterfeit English sovereigns. A strong acid used to separate coins left pennies spilling 9.97 from the tin. The other conspirator remains free.
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Boston
Frank Bernstein
Barnard Bernnett
Bennett
Bernstein
Bornstein
Cemetery Committee Clears Oakland Cemetery of All Faults
The Qatland Cameo reports the cemetery committee of the general council has concluded its investigation into Oakland cemetery and all city employees connected with it are vindicated. The committee found no wrongs or unexplainable mistakes and issued a public statement summarizing findings. The inquiry involved local newspapers and citizens, with three main charges identified and continued on the next page.
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General Council
Oakland
Rumors Fade as Edward’s Coronation Planned for August 9
Royal reports say King Edward’s doctors now back August 9 as the coronation date. He walks with a stick, diets restrictions ease, and invites to Westminster Abbey are confirmed. The king will sail to Balmoral after a naval salute and a London luncheon is planned, with a royal procession through southern London possible.
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London
Edward
Cowessie of Wight
Westminster Abbey
Cowes
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral
Joseph C. Dimsdale
Prince of Wales
Bears Catch Bulls Napping On Oats Action At Chicago
Chicago July 29 Traders on the board of trade moved against the bulls by seeking a marginal price for new July oats. Directors fixed 45 cents for marginal purposes after a hearing, though the July option closed at 60 cents and recently traded at 72 cents. Bears claim victory while bulls call it a rights assertion, under rules allowing officials to set prices if a corner is suspected. President Warren said the move reflects outside market values and does not alter the core situation.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bulls
Board of Trade Directors
Bears
Warren
Teller Waits on Dem Democrats In Colorado
Cripple Creek Colorado July 29 The Times prints a letter from Senator Henry M Teller to W H Griffith chairman of the silver republican state committee. He says he will leave the question of his candidacy to the Democrats in Colorado and will accept a nomination if the state convention offers one. If not he will not seek reelection He notes no corner rule on the board of trade and that longs in oats may force shorts to settle deliver or default.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
the Times
Henry M. Teller
W. H. Griffith
Silver Republican State Committee
Colorado
United States
Board of Trade
Tariff issue looms at Iowa GOP convention platform
Des Moines Iowa July 29 All interest in the republican state convention tomorrow centers on the platform The main question is whether last year’s plank opposing tariff protection for monopoly will be reaffirmed Governor Cumming and his followers favor reenactment The delegation split with many opposing the clause Democrats of Michigan meet Detroit July 29 openly contending for governor include Charles F R Sigh and Senator W Helme Justin R Whitine and B J Brown lead the ticket no minor offices or platform talk seen The convention will be called to order at 2 p m Homm Alfred Lucking Detroit will be temporary chairman
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Cumming
Jayette Young
Polk
Democrats
Michigan
Detroit
Charles FR. Sigh
Grand Rapids
Ww. Helme
Adrian
Justin RR. Whitine
St. Clair
B. J. Brown
Leadihg
Upper Peninsula
Strikes on the Santa Fe May End Soon
Topeka July 29 George Henderson Santa Fe superintendent of motive power said more talks with coast line strikers are under way and settlement chances are good within days. Secret committees from Cleburne Texas have been in Topeka seeking shop sympathy strikes, but none appear likely at present.
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Topeka
George Henderson
Motive Power
The
Santa Fe
Cleburne
Tex
Evangelical Lutheran synod to found Negro preparatory schools
Milwaukee Wis July 23 The Evangelical Lutheran synod closed and decided to establish one or two preparatory schools for the benefit of Negroes. A commission will study the matter and choose school locations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Evangelical “Lutheran Synod
Drowned While Watering Horse at Chaplin River Farm
John Ryan of Latham Springs in this county drowned in the Chaplin river while trying to water his horse. He, his mother, and family witnessed the accident as a whirlpool swept him away. The horse and buggy were lost in the river.
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Springfield
Wis
John Ryan
Latham Springs
Chaplin
Horse
Bugsy
Oil giants Rockefeller Rothschilds Nobel form world trust
The Daily Mail reports a hidden merger among Rockefeller Rothschild Nobel interests creating a vast alliance. Russian exporters were offered to sell output at set prices but refused to yield. The move is said to have prompted Moscow Batoum communications and a government invitation response.
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London
Jssia
Mall
Rockefeller
Rothschilds
Nobel
Batoum
Moscow
Oll Gianta
Devine to marry before his execution in Baltimore
Baltimore on July 2 reports that John Wesley Devine, to be hanged on September 19, plans to wed Mary Jones, the woman involved in his crime. Reverend George W Lane, his adviser, will perform the ceremony and baptize him. Devine confessed to the murder after a May 19 quarrel and shooting a patrolman who entered the house.
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Baltimore
John Wesley Devine
George W. “Lane
Devine
Mary. Jones
Donohue
Mary Jones
Balfour Loses In First Leeds By Election Vote
London July 2 A North Leeds by election elected Rowland Barran Liberal over Sir Arthur Lawson Conservative by 7589 to 6761 votes. The seat became vacant after William Lawes Jackson Conservative left for the peerage. The loss unsettles Balfour ministry and prompts Conservative papers to rail at the government’s education bill and protection stance.
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London
House of, Commons
North Leeds
Rowland. Barran
Wberal
Barran
Arthur Lawson
William Lawes Jackson
House of Commons
Conservat ‘Ive Press
Eet
Mason Reelection Drive Fueled by Cuban American League
Wiasom campaign fund of 400000 launched in Washington on July 29 with Sen Mason’s bid for reelection endorsed by the Cuban American League. The 460000-strong group plans to tax members up to $1 if needed, to organize pro Mason chapters and push allied newspapers to drop Hopkins. By August 8 a dozen top speakers are slated to address the campaign.
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Hopkins
Dlincis
Waehingeten
Masons
League
Mason
Ite
Masen
Insurance waiver denied in Goddard case in Kentucky
In Louisville on July 29 the circuit court ruled that an insurance agent cannot waive contract stipulations. Eyre A Goddard sued Manhattan Life Insurance for 15000 after his son Wit Goddard died from an accidental gun discharge in Greensburg Kentucky. The policy was not delivered, but the agent allegedly dated its effect from acceptance. The judge said the agent had no right to waive and proof will be taken before final decision.
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Louisville
Goddara
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Wit Goddard
Greensburg
O'Doherty
Goddard
Rioting in Anthracite Region Over Non-Union Work
Rioting reported from Shamokin and nearby towns as 1000 civilians oppose non union workers at Cameron collieries. Stones and missiles targeted scabs while police and officials seek troops. Similar mobs charged workers at Duryea washery and Duryea crowd deterred resumption of operations. Mitchell plans to tour the region delivering addresses to United Mine Workers assemblies.
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Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Shamokin
Mineral Company
Cameron Collierses
Burgess Thomas
Coal Company
Reading and
Union Company
Mount Carmel
Richards
Wanke
Duryea
Scranton
Jacobs
Oakland cemetery report clears parties amid rumors
A report from cemetery committees exonerates all parties in rumors of mismanagement at Oakland cemetery. Captain Evan P Howell resigns as seventh ward councilman to Mayor Mims. Atlanta faces school admissions strain with 2000 children applying at term opening. Holly Thompson, 15, wins southern championship at Atlanta Gun Club. Georgia news notes a Augusta death near a streetcar, a drowning in a canal, and other local events. Foreign and domestic items include Cape Hatien bombardment warning, coal mine riots, and political maneuverings across states.
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Oakland Cemetery
Evan P. Howell
Mims
Seventh Ward
Atlanta
Holly Thompson
Savannah
R. Georgia
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Camfaiga Fund
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Uyhaw
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United Ming Workers
Schuylkill Region
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Mahanoy City
National Board
John Fallon
John Carter
Augusta
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Canal
Hubert Norris
Par Columbus
Bullock
Warden Ponder
Tillman
South Carolina
W. C. Benet
Hartzog
Clemson
Charleston
von Kilnitz
Simonton
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Gotti
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Ledochowski
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Botha
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