Ultimatum of Kaiser and Haitian crisis flares
German cruisers reach Port au Prince as an eight hour ultimatum demands indemnity for Herr Lueders. Ha ytian authorities reportedly ready to yield to superior force accepting most conditions while fearing internal troubles. Roles of Count Schwerin and the U S minister Powell cited amid mounting tensions.
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Haytien
Port Au Prince
Su Prince
Des
Germany
Hayti
Herr Lueders
Haytvien
Sweders
Ville de Marseille
Port Orico
Count Schwerin
Simon Sam
Demad
Yrt Zeitung
Washington
Republic of Hayti
Emil Lueders
United States
William F. Powell
Lueders
Count Schwerz
Kinaston
Jamaica
Port-au- Prince
Haiti
Four Outlaws Detained In Jail At Muskogee
The Jennings brothers Al and Frank and Tom OMalley were captured east of Muskogee while traveling in a covered wagon. Morris OMalley was arrested in a Bond Switch house. They face charges including a broad daylight Rock Island train holdup and cattle theft. Rewards total 4000. Al Jennings once county attorney of Canadian county and a UVA graduate.
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Jennings
Muskogee
Muskoama
I. T
Frank Jennings
Jennings Brothers
Tom O'Malley
United States
Bennett
Here
Arkansas Line
Bond Switch
Morris O'Malley
Cherokee Nation
John O'Malley
Jennings Boys
Rock Island
Chickshaw 1
Canadian County
Frank
University of Virginia
Temple Houston
Texas
al Jennings
Woodward County
Oklahoma
Lorimer Bill Seeks Postal Savings Bank System
Representative Lorimer introduces a bill establishing and regulating a postal savings bank system. Money order offices would serve as branch banks with a central department office. Deposits capped at 300 dollars, two percent interest added yearly, and stamps issued in 6 and 10 cent gold denominations. Depositors include minors and married women. deposits protected from seizure subject to legal process.
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Lorimer
New Mexico
Lorrimer
Washington
Postmaster General
Central Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Crimea
New Mexico statehood bill reintroduced with changes
The New Mexico statehood bill, reintroduced by Delegate Ferguson after Catron, alters eligibility and delegation rules for a proposed convention. Voters must reside 60 days, delegates rise to 77, based on 2000 population per delegate, and an extra delegate for any excess over 1000. Delegates to be elected on the eighth Tuesday after passage. Protest addresses McKenna to the Senate. Romanization concerns and civil service expansion urged by American Protective Association. Cotton wage cut opposition in Manchester. Ray mill in Woodsocket suspends operations. a Humboldt Neb. farmer kills wife then attempts suicide, awaiting hearing. Fair Shoe and Clothing Co. files chattel mortgage. rail snowed-in in Spain. Political Equality club notes women’s suffrage progress and a Turkey Shoot event.
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New Mexico
Catron
Ferguson
Political Equality Club
T. B. Swan
Ninth and
Poplar Streets
Lessdh
Executive Department
Constitutional Development
R. Lawrence
Opera House
Anna Shaw
Shaw
Henry W. Longfellow
Chas. Sumner
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Butler
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Francea
BE. Willard
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George Hamilton
India
Misa Butler
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Montreal
Patrick Egan
Chile
Europe
United States Treasury Department
Quebec
Laxcoin
State Board of Transportation
Nebraska
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Galvestoy
Tex
W. J. Bryan
Lake Surprise
Luetgert
Carcago
Adolph L. Luetgert
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Daily Mail
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Mediterranean
Suediah
Turkey
Antioch
Reichstag
Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
von Tirpitz
Keith
Vincennes
Ind
J. Keith
Ottawa
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Yukon
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Richard Folsom
Congress
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Senate
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Ohio
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Colorado
International Monetary Commission
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Kentucky
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China
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House
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Bailey
Grosvenor
George
Wright
Massachusetts
Postal Savings Bank Bill
Littiz Race
Ark
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van Buren County
Captain Taylor
Giles
Peary
Geographic Club
University of London
Royal Geographical Society
Levi Downs
Wide Awake
Atlantic
Capes
Coods
McKenna
Manchester
N. H
Associations of Cotton Operatives
Woodsocket
R. 1
Ray
Holecheck
Pallus Crry
Joseph Holechek
Humboldt
Holechek
Louis
Fair Shoe and Clothing Company
Buron
Spain
Political Equality
Turkey Creek
Joan Ropers
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