Marines Move Toward Guantanamo Amid Cuban Tensions
The Guan car Sugar Company and Irish-American Iron Company report rebel threats near Cuero and Sak. Captain Kline sends 489 marines to Guantanamo Bay and the Paducah reports a critical situation at Santiago. Admiral Osterhaus dispatches the fourth Atlantic fleet division to Cuba, forming a potential 1,200 marines and sailors, with further levies possible. Reports of atrocities near Saviga and powerful naval buildup signal imminent action, while the Fourth Division leaves Key West for Cuban waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guantanamo
Kline
Naval Staion
Guantanamo Bay
Caimanera
Tend
Paducah
Santiago
Eline
Navy Department
Ad‘al Osterhaus
Key West
Ohio
Misouri
Mississippi
Minnesota
Steher
Usher
Osterhaus
State Department
Havana
Monteaguda
Beaupre
Saviga
Oriente
Cuba
Cuba Key Est
Fla
Missouri
Cuban
Officers Use Girl to Decoy Her Lover
Owensboro Kentucky scouts a plan to trap George Blackburn, accused of killing Policeman Coleman Dawson and wounding Policeman James Bell, by using his sweetheart Ella Campbell as a decoy. About 75 armed men will cross the Ohio River into Indiana at dawn to close in on Blackburn’s hiding place after Campbell was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
George Blackburn
Coleman Dawson
James Bell
Ohio River
Indiana
Blackburn
Ella Campell
Eckport
Ind
Myrtle Hawkins Case Near Jury Verdict
In Hatem ergonville North June 5 only small evidence was presented in the Myrtle Hawkins case as lawyers argued. Thirteen attorneys will speak and the trial is expected to go to the jury Saturday morning, occupying at least two more hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hawkins
Ergonville
Another Judge Facing Trouble
A House debate over impeachment of Judge Hanford centers on a letter from Attorney General Wickersham to Victor Berger alleging gross injustice in canceling Leonard Oleson’s naturalization. The impeachment move could proceed via a special privilege, with the judiciary committee to prepare the case for the Senate if adopted.
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Hanford
Berger
Oleson
Wickersham
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Victor Berger
House of Representatives
Washington
Leonard Oleson
Department of Commerce and Labor
Oregon
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
James Knox Taylor Resigns as Architect
James Knox Taylor, supervising architect of the Treasury, resigns to take effect June 15. He has served in government since 1896 and plans to enter private business. Native of Illinois, the move follows long standing disagreements with Secretary MacVeagh over methods in the office.
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Washington
James Knox Taylor
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Taylor
Illinois
MacVeagh
Soldiers Will Get Pay In Few Days
Colonal T. Department of Pay reports pay arrears will be disbursed within a short period. Officials assure soldiers their salaries and allowances are forthcoming despite irregularities in earlier notices.
Money Sent to Darrow Cited in McNamara Trial
W J Ford, assistant district attorney, explains that about 200000 dollars moved to McNamara defense attorneys was offered as ledger evidence. He says the witness Flather’s testimony targets only defense fund transfers, not implicating AFL leaders Gompers or Morrison.
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Gompers
McNamara
W. J. Ford
H. H. Flather
Washington, D. C
Ford
Flather
Clarence Darrow
Amuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Lord
Morrison
McNamara Defense Fund
Washington
Darrow
German Colonial Society Opposes Mixed Marriages
In Hamburg on June 3 the German Colonial Society in session adopted a resolution disapproving of mixed marriages between Germans and colonial natives. The measure condemned the Reichstag action that upheld the legality of such marriages in the colonies.
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Hamburg
German Colonial Society
Reichstag
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce Formed plans set
Plans completed for the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce with a July 9 meeting in Columbia to elect officers. Lewis W. Parker of Greenville serves as temporary president and A Mck Hamby of Columbia as temporary secretary. A dollar dinner will be served after the first meeting.
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Carolina Commerce Chamber
Columbia
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Lewis W. Parker
Greenville
A. Mck. Hamby
American Marines Land in Cuba Amid Intervene Rumors
Havana reports 450 Marines landed at Guantanamo to protect foreign property after an urgent appeal from local business interests. A subsequent 120 more were sent, fueling talk of possible U.S. intervention as rumors of battleships circulated and Cuba’s government announced no decisive news on Oriente operations. Rebels and troops clash at El Cristo with some wounded.
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Havana
Quantanamo
Guantanamo
Mavens
Ezetted
Key West
Mare Castle
An Our
Senate
Committee On Laws
Noty
Province of
Oriente
House of Representatives
Gomez
Perez Carbo
Santiago
Monteagudo
el Cuero
Pompo Manganese Company
el Cristo
NO DARK HORSE AT BALTIMORE
Fragmentary dispatch discusses Taft Roosevelt split within the party. The speaker criticizes both leaders and notes Roosevelt’s bolting, with speculation on Roosevelt and Taft’s future actions and loyalties. The piece references Chicago and uncertain timelines for a possible decision.
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Baltimore
Loyless and Bell Funeral Notices From Texarkana
Loyal circle invites relatives to the funeral of Mrs. W A Loyless on Thursday June 6 1912 at 3 2 o'clock from 14 West Peachtree Street Interment at West View cemetery Pallbearers meet at H M Patterson Son at 3 o'clock The list includes H D Moore Walter W Brown John G Burkhardt A P Philips Lloyd Parks F L Young Bell Mrs W Jay Bell died May 21 funeral at West View cemetery this afternoon at 3 o'clock Friends of the family invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stephens
A. M. Hollingsworth
W. W. Harris
A. F. Bellingrath
West View Cemetery
H. M. Patterson & Son
H. D. Moore
Walter W. Brown
John G. Burkhardt
A. P. Philips
Lloyd Parks
F. L. Young
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Guancar Sugar Company
Iish-American Iron’ Company
Rail and Sail New Rohs
Doston
Savannah, GA
Brchiv
Eerc
Troy
Earl & Wilson
Boltwood
Oakview
East Lake Country Club
Forrest
George Adair
Peachties Street
Houston Street
White Automobile Company
Munti
John J. Woodside
Storagh
Auburn Ave
Weyman & Connors
Peachtree Road
W. E. Worley
Edgewood Ave
Ivy
Courtland
Roff Sims & CO
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone
Dunwoody Road
Fulton County
McLendon Bros
Auburn Avenue
Bell
South
Marietta
G. M. McKinnon
Peters Building
Decatur, Georgia
Decatur
Dekalb County
Georgia
Stone Mountain
Aese
Otter Convent
Allaut
Bond
Atlanta
Taft
Roosevelt
Maey
Bellevén Possevelt
Texas
Fulton Lodge
Masonic Temple
Richard A. Burnett
W. M
Richardson
Couer de Lion Commandery
Peachtree and
Cain’ Streets
Order of the Temple
WM. Broadbent
C. G
Tripod
Royal Arcanum
Yonah
K. P. Hall Riser
Pryor and
Tmter Streets
BP. m
John E. Chandler
Chas. B. Crankshaw
Georgia State Bankarium
J. J. Lamar
Georgia State Sanitarium
Central OF Georgia Railway CO
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Ite
Te Commission
Additioa
Commission
Ihs
Alexander RK
Lawton
Marietta Street
Tabernacle Place
Worth Avenue
Highland Avenue
RM. Clayton
FR. M. Clayton
Chsef
Peachtree Creek
Mapoaa
R M. Clayton
Keeley Coy
Brewster
Albert Howell
High M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
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