Birth of a New Nation as Central American Treaties Advance
The article reports on new bilateral treaties between Nicaragua and Honduras, with references to further linkage with Guatemala, El Salvador, and Costa Rica. It describes a defensive and economic union, abolition of commercial frontiers between the states, and arbitration to settle disputes, aiming toward a single American nation and eventual incorporation.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Honduras
Honatemala
Salvador
Costa Rica
Forest Fires Delay Wis Train Service
Reports from Superior Wisconsin describe disastrous forest fires in northern Wisconsin near Iron River and along the Duluth South Shore and Western line. A Northbound South Shore limited was delayed four hours by burning ties under the track and a stifling heat with embers spread by winds. Northern Pacific ties and four box cars were destroyed in the blaze.
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Superior
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Spucinl
Wisconsin
Alorig
Duluth
South Shore
Iron River
Alty Iines
Here
Northern’ Pacific Road
South ‘Bhore Limited
Wire Nail Trust Forming Amid Pittsburgh Deals
Pittsburg special reports the wire nail trust forming with the Besver Falls plant sold to Consolidated Steel and Wire Co. Most U.S. plants expected to join the combine except Boecker Co. mills in Philadelphia and Joliet. Nail makers pause price quotes after June 1. Also notes attempts by cut nail manufacturers to unite.
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Tittsburg
Dispatch
Wire Nail Trust
Besver Falls
Consolidated Steel and Wire Company
Combine
Philadelphia
Jollet Mills
Boecker & Co
Pittsburg
Proclamation Reflects End of War Ambition With China and Japan
A historic proclamation notes that the government weighed continuing the war versus making peace with China and Japan. It cites lack of decisive victory and incompetence among leaders, then asserts the crisis demanded a shift in policy. The document recalls alarms, the throne’s dignity, and coastal inundation as ominous signs.
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China
Japa
Wheat outlook debated as snow and frost injuries questioned
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade casts doubt that weather has seriously damaged wheat. Reports say prices likely rise, but Western receipts show gains and export demand weak. Corn, pork, oats, cotton all up. iron and steel sectors improve. 207 U S failures versus 183 last year, 2383 in Canada versus 28 last year.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Pillsburg
Kessemer
Pitsburg
United States
ISS
Canada
Riot at West Indianapolis Car Works Ends With Gunfire
A clash at the West Indianapolis Car Works left striking union men and non union workers exchanging shots. Assistant foreman Frank Madsen and foreman L N Winkley were attacked as Madsen fired at the assailants, missing. Nine deputy marshals arrived to separate the factions, one mob member reportedly killed and carried off, with more troops anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Frank Madsen
Syus
L. N. Winkley
Madsen
Hinkley
Assilanta
British Ambassador Seeks Behring Sea Conditions
Sir Julian Pauncefote, British ambassador, met with the U S State Department to relay telegraphed advice on Behring Sea sealing. He outlined Canadian sealing vessels and gear cleared for Behring Sea patrols and clarified British naval patrols to American authorities. A Colorado storm event followed by hail damaged Greeley with eggsized hail and shattered windows.
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Washington
Sir Julian Pauncefote
Behring Sea
Julian
Whhich
War end date unsettled by Interior official in 1805
Washington special Assistant Secretary Steynalds of the Interior department declares the War of the Rebellion ended in July 1805. Pensions for service after that date require a direct link to belligerent operations.
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Washington
Steynalds
Interior Department
Hugh McCulloch Dies at 48 Former Treasury Secretary Passes Away
Washington special reports Hugh McCulloch longtime secretary of the treasury has died at age 48 in Fort Wayne Ind. He served as comptroller of the currency and later as secretary of the treasury through Lincoln Johnson and Grant administrations. Born in Maine in 1808 he built a finance career from Fort Wayne to Washington shaping national banking policy. Funeral arrangements were not yet made awaiting his daughter Mary’s arrival.
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Fort Wayne
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the Treasury
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Tong
Mary
New York
Ith
Haugh MaCallouh
Kennebunk
Jho
State Bank of Indiana
State Bank
Lincoln
Chase
McCulloch Camptroller
Te Treasury
Johnson
Gen
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Mecullach
Congress
Yublin
Galves
Houtwell
McCulloch
London
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co
Jay Cooke & Co
London House
McCulloch & Co
United States
Grestain
Arthur
Venezuela Seeks US Mediation to Restore Europe Ties
Venezuela asks the United States to act as intermediary to resume diplomatic relations with France after a four month dispute that led to a complete break. Caracas seeks US help to restore friendly ties, following a note from French, German, Spanish and Belgian ministers and prior British withdrawal.
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Washington
United States
France
Venezuela
Sener Andaile
Paris
Eustis
Franca
Vari
Germany
Spain
Belgium
Lut
Iikehanes
Dtaly
Staiin
Sheabona
Great Britain
Taxing Mexican mines to raise revenue
Washington reports Mexico plans a new ext tax on all gold and silver mines. The tax aims to yield 2 275 000 pesos and applies at 21g percent on silver and Sy on gold with no exemptions.
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Washington
Mexico
Free Charles Lee and tied to four-year term in Pibaque
Judge O'Donnell released Charles Lee on two bonds of $1,000 signed by the boy's father. Lee faced indictments for larceny from a building and other charges, with a continuance granted while state authorities proceed.
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Pibaque
O'Donnell
Biy
Slice
Lochner
Lee
Didee
Didee ‘Yy Donnell
Stolen Pour Grips At Marstalltown Depot Reported
A report notes that pour grips were stolen from the North western depot at Marstalltown. The incident appears linked to a traveling itinerant, with farmers noting worsening weather and its impact on crop growth and dairying in nearby counties.
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Marstalltown
Dairyman Creen
Chelstian
Bonn
James G. Bain
Ceptrnl
Dea Moines
Owli
Burlington
Holmes
Barrow Et al
Boone
Supreme Court of Iowa
IOWA CROP BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS COLD DRY PERIODS AND FARM LOSSES
The Iowa crop bulletin reports unusually cold and dry weather with daily highs near eight degrees below normal. Vegetables show a marked check in growth while grain and fruit suffer some damage from freezing temperatures. Drowning victims from Bartlett are found in Bartlett Bartlett and a mystery hangs over the Ohio incident.
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Herries
New Bridge Planned for Sioux City Across Missouri River
A city council approves a new Missouri River bridge linking Sioux City with Covington and Seb, with a proposed 10 percent assessment on stake shares and a total project cost around $4.0 million. Contractors anticipate funding within an hour and expect $0.039 million otherwise to complete the bridge.
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Uheir City
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Seb
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Creda Combutition Company
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Disorder and unrest ripple through Iowa towns and counties
Reports recount labor strike tensions at Orrville and Cresrey with threats to property and arrests. Sheriff and officers pursue suspects after a burglary spree in Pulaski and a fatal shooting of Constable Hoylin. Boon residents mourn Charles Carlson killed on a Chicago line.
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Ely
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