Bloodshed at Granada in Nicaragua reports siege and battles
Special from San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, says General Seavalas fortified Granada with about four thousand troops and has proposed a settlement with Leon revolutionaries to restore peace. Battles at Matareas and Manigua caused massive casualties, with estimates around one thousand to one thousand lives lost across both armies. Vasques, ruler of Honduras, reportedly plans a Granada-led movement to stop Leon gains aided by Policarpo Bonilla. Furthermore, an uprising near Valparaiso, Argentina, failed as federal troops resisted disarmament, causing fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
The
Herald
Seavalas
Granada
Leon Revolutionista
Matearas
Manigua
Zeelaya
Avilaes
Seal
Adimita
Matareas
Policarpo Bonilla
Leon
Vasquese
Honduras
Bonilla
Vasquese Party
the Herald
Valparaiso
Chile
San Luis
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
France Accepts Siam Offer Amid Boundary Talks
Paris reports a Sunday meeting at the Elysée where ministers, led by President Carnot, accepted Siam’s unreserved ultimatum, with discussions on safeguarding Siam’s compliance and possible settlement of the France Great Britain boundary dispute. Britain’s papers editorialize on protectorate options as Siam’s acceptance is noted. Patrols and blockades continue at Bangkok with ships, mail seizures, and trade disruptions in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Siam
France
Elyssee
Carnot
Marly le Roi
Dupuy
Poincarre
Rieunier
Viette
Develle
M. Terrier
M. Delicasse
M. Peytral
M. Guerin
Loizillon
M. Vigere
Meziers
M. Pavie
Great Britain
London
The
Daily Graphic
Mekong
England
Morning Post
China
Banakor
Vadanha
Forfait
Latina
Inconstante
Comete
Licon
Palace and
Swift
Menam Bar
Arbitral decision hints on Bering Sea sealing rights
The Bering Sea arbitral tribunal has closed arguments and will likely rescind pelagic sealing to prevent herd extinction while denying Americans full property rights. Damages remain a secondary, protracted issue in the ruling process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Sea
Paris
Bennington Goss
Mediterranean
New York
United States
Bennington
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Asia Minor
Europe
Montevideo
South Atlantic
First Cargo of New Tea Reaches Tacoma From Yokohama
The ship Clarence 8 Bement arrived from Yokohama with 8500 tons of tea, a first crop shipment to reach an American port. Cargo to Chicago and eastern cities will be moved by fast freight. Lawrence Barrett dies at 28 in New York, eldest son of the late William C. Barrett, Democratic politician of Saratoga Springs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Clarence
Bement
Yokohama
Chicago
Lawrence Barrett
Lona Branca
Barrett House
New York
William C. Barrett
Saratoga Springs
Two Negroes lynched after Gaston assault
Thompson and Preston, two Black men implicated with Andy Naigler, were captured near Columbia and hanged in Gaston after a mob of about 300 people tortured them with whips and bullets. Arch Lightler led the beatings, with more crowd violence to follow as a 1000-strong mob gathered at Lexington House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLtamaia
5. C
Arch Lightler
Thompson
Preston
Gaston
Lexington House
Waigler
Electrical flashes and accidents across states and crimes
A composite report lists drownings, robberies, suicides, and crimes from Michigan to Illinois and Indiana. Incidents include a drowning in Saginaw, assaults at Adrian, and a child’s death in Hartford City, with additional notes on a prison escape, a mail robbery confession, and local political gatherings.
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Mabel Terry
Saginaw
Mich
Daniel Batdman
Adrian
Saylor Springs
Jesse Harper
I. J. Walters
Carlyle
Christian Spidel
Hartford City
Ind
Emma Campbell
Cedar Rapids
William Herman
L. Hernan
Paul Roseman
Oklahoma Board of Equalization
Pullman Car Company
Joseph A. Howell
Missouri
Joe Donnelly
Bill McKinley
Thompson
Samuel Turner
Joe Weitel
Frederick Govennette
Fernando Govennette
Indiana
Charles A. Higgins
Lincoln
J. N. Hannelly
Frank Fetch
Springfield
Henry Schultz
Consolidated Coal Company
Mound Olive
Ills
Giant Swindle Uncovered In Grain Elevator Certificates
The World's reports a vast fraud tied to Northern Pacific Elevator Company forging 1.5 million in duplicate grain storage certificates. Banks in New England and New York were defrauded of about 800000, with forged notes used as collateral. The company rebranded as Lake Superior Elevator, offering banks 60 percent cash and five yearly installments, while bankers decide on a course of action.
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Northern Pacific Elevator Company
New York
New England
Lake Superior Elevator Company
George Cook
David Dow
Plan to Move Wheat Crop By 15 Day Checks
Grain men in Minnesota propose paying farmers 15 days after date for wheat sales to ease loan limits and avoid bank advances on drafts. The plan slow but fair spreads burden, aiding crop movement though farmers may face inconvenience. A Wichita robbery at the Pacific Express resulted in 7500 stolen from a train center near the creamery, two armed assailants seizing the messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Wichita
Wichitsa
Kan
Pacific Express Company
Rock Island
Wichita Creamery
Train and accident fatalities across states from Peoria to Olympia
A string of fatal and injurious events reported includes McGinnis killed by a freight train in Peoria and Blessing crushed by a runaway horse there. Porte dies after head severed by engine in Terre Haute. Crane Crawfordsville cases. a 12 year old girl burned in Hillsboro. and other deaths from accidents and violent acts. Additionally, embezzlement arrest in Cuya hoga Falls. horse theft arrests in Dixon. hydrophobia concerns in Brazil Indiana. Ursuline convent chapel dedication in Alton. executions slated in Michigan City for Parker and McAfee. and a fatal boiler accident in Olympia.
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Charles McGinnis
Princeville
Ils
Peoria
Alexander Blessing
Wesley City
Tls
John A. Porte
Terre Haute
Young People’s Endeavor Societies
Livingston County
Illinois
Fairbury
Robert Morrison
Crawfordsville
Ind
James L. Pennington
Hillsboro
Ills
Charles Orton
Big Four
Joseph O. Davis
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad
Cuyahoga Falls
W.H. Dawkins
Arthur Buckingham
Dixon
Henry Heberland
Marshalltown
Anna Smith
Brazil
Alton
Ill
Ryan
Hickey
Springfield
Parker
McAfee
Eyster
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Aurora
Independence
Chris Hawk
Hedrick
Edward Bevant
Bucyrus
Fahrman
Jacobs
Vogler
Repke
Alpena
Mich
Jackson
Des Moines
Sidney A. Foster
Loyal Union Mutual
Weatherwax Lumber Company
Olympia, Wash
William Welch
Startling Increase in Insanity Cases Warned by Doctor
A history of rising insanity is linked to numerous nervous disorders. Dr. Franklin Miles promotes Restorative Nervine as a cure and urges prompt treatment. Testimonials from patients in Carlisle and Galien praise relief, with Dr Miles products advertised as opiate free and guaranteed.
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Franklin Miles
J. R. Miller
MW. E
Big Run
Br. Miles
Dr. Miles
J. C. Stephens
Carlisle
Miles
W.S. Cutshaw
Galien, Mich
Milas
Milea Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Bloskade
Linnet
Wolf
Bangkok
Chandraboon
Hong Kong
Singapore
Bombay
Washington
Bhut
Representative Geary
California
Senator Quay
Congress
Speaker Crisp
Georgia
Metropolitan Hotel
Paterson
N. J
Stone
First National Bank
Abram Fardon
Lara Yeette
H. T. Taylor Company
Denver
Blackhawk
Col
Chris Smith
Little Hotel
Canon
Russia
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Koelnisch Zeitung
Germany
William Preston
Bulleta
Buzzards Bay
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Dr. Bryant
Bryant
Burtite
Mon
James. Talbot
A. J. Davis
District Court
Erwin Davis
Santos
Peters
Peel
van Tern Wingert
Hastixas
Neb
Orendorff
Illinois National Guard
Alexander B. Hay
Third Infantry
Harry T. Griffin
George Rentfield
Sixth Infantry
Sidney
Potter
Leo Wilson
Hoquaim
Gunderson
Crepar
Griggs
City
Cedar River
Louisville
Cincionati
Menefee
Hemming
Gunn
Parrott
Murphy
Snyder
Gams
Tye
Cincinnati
Grim
King
Vaughn
St Louis
Mauck
McGill
Schriver
Clarkson and
Gunson
Marat
Roastons
Baba Philadelphias
Pittsburgs
Clevelands
Brooklyns
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Chicagos
Baltimores
Washingtons
Louisvilles
National Lead CO
Clark Avenue
Tenth Street
T. Louis. Mo
Uva
Jas
Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
C. W. Brown
China Hall
J. C. Yetzer
Isaac Dickerson
A. W. Dickerson
Cashier
Ghnhbrali
Valleetrong
J.C. Yetzer
N. Richards
G. 8. Montgomery
G. F. Loofbourow
John H
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