Limited War Concept Advocated at Mohonk Meeting
Dr. Ellery C. Stowell of New York argued at the Lake Mohonk arbitration conference that limited war or reprisals can prevent wider armed conflict. He cited U S Mexico tensions, neutrality principles, and the Hague discussion, urging quasi neutral measures to protect commerce without full war, and noting Mexico's leadership to 1916.
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Mobttonk Lake
Ellery C. Stowell
New York
Lake Mohonk
United States
Mexico
Stowell
Colimbia Uariversity
Reed
Jalon
Hague
Short conference on Mexican problem at Niagara Falls resumes in Toronto
Mediators and delegates from South America the United States and Mexico held a brief follow up in Toronto after attending a garden party for the Duke of Connaught. The talks cleared some points but did not settle the Mexican imbroglio, with further discussion postponed due to social obligations. Separately Henry P. McFarland Jotington urged the creation of a supreme court of arbitral justice within two years and named nine potential member nations including the United States Great Britain France Germany Austria Hungary Italy Russia Japan and the Netherlands.
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Toronto
Ont
Niagara Falls
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Develoe
United States
Supreme Court of the World
Henry P. McFarland Jotington
Supreme Court
International Court of Arbitral Justice
Ie Hayne Lee
McFarland
Sat
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Russia
Japan
Netherlands
Shouk
Supreme Court of the
Marshall Ted
Union
Four Member Cabinet Planned For Mexico Peace
Reports from Falls Ontario May 28 describe mediators outlining a plan to pacify Mexico. The core is transferring executive power from Huerta to a provisional president and naming a four member cabinet commission. The United States would recognize the provisional government and withdraw troops. Elections details would not be referenced in the protocol. The provisional president would serve until 1910 to fill Madera's unexpired term. Progress is rapid, with a likely agreement within a week.
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Ae Falls
Ont
L'Bo
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Madera
Conpaca Simee
Ammunition Cargo for Huerta Lands in Mexico
Washington reports ammunition for the Huerta government landed at Puerto Mexico from the German steamers Upirange and Bavaria. Consul Canada in Vera Cruz relayed the cargo details to the State Department as the United States suspended hostilities during mediation at Niagara Falls. Authorities noted preventing shipments would require a breach of mediation terms and would disrupt talks.
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Washington, D.C
Huerta
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Puerto Mexico
Canada
Yera Cruz
State Department
War Department
Bavaria
Hamburg-American Line
United States
Niagara Falls
Rebels Seize Coal Mines Near Sabinas Mexico
Acting on orders from General Carranen, constitutionalist officials confiscated five coal units near Sabinas, Mexico. The mines, owned by French and American capitalists, are among the largest in Mexico and were announced to be sold to fund the constitutional army, with proceeds aiding the rebel cause.
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Eagle Pres
Tex
Carranen
Sabinas
Mexico
Piedras
Nevers
Grand jury reports murder charges from Chandler riot
Canon City May 28 report of the Promott county grand jury shows twenty nine men charged with murder and seventy six with rioting after a fight at the Chandler mine on April 25 that left William King dead. Twelve charged with murder are under arrest.
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Canon City
Col
Munter
Promott County Grand Jury
Chandler Ming
William King
Morgan & Co. Book Examiners Review New Haven Records
Four Interstate Commerce Commission examiners visited J. P. Morgan & Co. early today to examine the New Haven railroad books and records. The firm welcomed the inquiry but urged no fishing expedition and the formal inquiry will resume in Washington on Wednesday.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commentary
J. P. Morgan & Co
New Haven
Washington
Graves of American Soldiers Located Near Cherbourg
Paris May 2 graves of several American soldiers buried at Cherbourg after the 1864 engagement when the Confederate steamer Alabama was sunk by the Kearsarge have been located. Hanson Cox, ex deputy American representative general at Paris, is mentioned with wives to be decorated with flowers and ages.
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Cherbourg
France
Paris
Porvette Kearsage
Hanson Cleveland Cox
Renant
Political rifts amid Missouri Republicans and local death case
St Louis May 25 The state convention of the Republican party unanimously adopted a resolution inviting the Progressives of Missouri to return to the fold and ratified the national committee's plan to reduce southern representation at the national convention. The meeting also protested Democratic national administration as vacillating and un-American. Bloomfield May 28 Cust Zollay arraigned in the death of Peter Coulis at the Bloomfield Lumber camp last Friday. Bail set at 5000. Zollay released after arraignment. Details remain meagre. Coulis died of a gunshot wound. findings not yet public.
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St. Louis
Republican Party
Missouri
National Committee
Democratic
Bloomfield
Cust Zotley
Peter Coulis
Bloomfield Lumber Catrip
Rufue Eb, Brown
Burling ‘Ton
Zollay
Ten People Saved in Detroit Fire
Netrait reports a Detroit blaze at Veion station where over fifty firefighters were overcome by smoke. Ten partly conscious foreign nationals were evacuated to safety as crews battled stubborn flames in a historic incident.
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Detroit
Union Station
Netrait
Ffty
Veion
Executioner 18 III Edwin F Davis dies of indigestion
Edwin F Davis known as executioner of 160 persons suffered acute indigestion after arriving at his home in Trenton NS He was rushed from the railroad station to his home and died in an ambritianer chair surgery history notes that electrocution was used in New York State.
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Edwin F. Davis
Suit Settled in Bankruptcy Backed Suit in New York
In St Albans on May 28 a rarnty court settled a case involving Leo M Jacobs of St Albans and Celia Davis of New York City. The suit, arising from an alleged breach of promise, sought 14818 in New York court. Jacobs faced bankruptcy proceedings after a 1912 bankruptcy discharge, with the latest action aimed at honest returns in bankruptcy.
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St. Albans
Celi Davia
New York City
Leo M. Jacobs
New York
Cam
Supreme Work of
Jacob Tine
Broklyn
Jacobeé
M Millingham Arrives in Vermont for Memorial Day Day
M Millingham arrived in Vermont from Washington to deliver the Memorial Day address at Waterbury on Saturday. He planned other addresses during the brief visit, including St. at Soret Friday and Enosbury Falls on Tuesday, with appearances tied to Daughters of the American Revolution and Waterbury events.
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Ingham
Mamipelice
Washington
Waterbury
Nealy Haw Beeneryray
Rewu
St. Toomighl
Alrredy
Watersbury
Enosbury Falls
Streeter Arrest Case Shrouded In Confusion At Putnam Station
At a sight session in Putnam a deranged man Streeter was charged with obtaining money by small check deposits. He demanded to be sent home to his wife and family and showed signs of intoxication. A grand jury decision considered him temporarily insane. City Judge and police officials intervened.
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Hirtland
Eile
KO Streeter
Putnam
Streeter
Yo 4
Seinberton
Jesse Young
Barre Stone Shed Fire Insurance Rates Row
Barre manufacturers protest a 25 percent insurance rate hike on stone shed property in Barre and nearby towns. They argue losses do not justify higher rates and accuse the New England Exchange of padding premiums to cover others’ losses.
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New England
Harre
Granite Manufactrers’ Association
Stoneshed
Charles H. Wishart
Cabinge
Montpelier
Northfield
East Barres
Williamstown
Focal
Barre
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Stonewheel
Wishart
Maine
Heenyas
Th Ie Tivumnee Exchange
Na Barre
Gladding
Fire Department
Taam
Burre Sinen
Coe
Vermont
East Barre
New England Exchange
Insurance Exchange
Yon Etopth
Havre
Karre
Great Tremor Shook Earth Amid Pacific Upheaval
A sequence of earthquake shocks was recorded as the most severe in Australian seismograph history at River View observatory at 12:30 AM, lasting three hours with indications of activity near the Friendly Islands in the southern Pacific. A separate strong quake occurred near Colon last night lasting over 30 seconds, described as very strong but causing no reported local damage. Gatun officials reported a powerful tremor with no canal damage known by late hour.
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Sydney
Australia
Government Observatory
River View
Friendly Islands
Pacific Ocean
Colon
Carnal
Gatun
Vermont State Federation meets at Bellows Falls June 3 4
The nineteenth annual Vermont State Federation of Women's Clubs meets at Universalist church Bellows Park June 3 4 with a packed program. Highlights include invocations favors, welcomes from Mrs Edward Kirkland and Senator Frederick H Babbitt, and remarks on eugenics and education. The schedule features reports from civil service educational and public health departments, art and handicraft showcases, and a dramatization of Hiawatha by campfire girls. The event is open to all interested attendees.
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Vermont State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Universalist Church
Bellows Park
George BP. Lovell
Arthur Peabody Pratt
Edward Kirkland
Bellows Falls
Clarke C. Fite
New England
J. H. Stuitie
Educational Department
Alice K. Wakefield
Public Health Department
Herbert T. Johnson
Hubert Smith
Deonnmira
Kertha Terrill
University of Vermont
Henry Datton
J. M. Turss
Vers
Bingham Stone
Gilbert BF
Davie
Anna Hawks Putnam
Charles A. Wing
Concord
Mins Suzanne K. Throop
Middlebury College
Austin D. Payre
George H. Smilie
A. Puttaam
Congregational
Muse Chuir
Paul W. Thayer
Robert Geldamith
Weooklyn
Ouimet Wins French Championship at Greenside Versailles
In Versailles on May 28, Ouimet defeated Prancis matevel to clinch the French Championship after a four up and three to play finish in the final round of 88 holes. The event saw notable reactions among French officials and spectators at Greenwich Country Club setup.
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Versailles
Orange
Prancis Matevel
France
Tesentin
Greenwich
Freneheuan
HURRAN FOR LIBERTY
Landen, a noted suffragette, arrested for smashing three windows at the National Gallery. She created a scene before a magistrate shouting in French for liberty and continued a volatile declamation. She was remanded for further hearing.
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Landen
Peete Mitant Vaffragette
National Gallery
Triday
Freeney
Fremel
Cleanup drives Barre to a cleaner city
Barre organized a massive cleanup as 600 students, teachers, city officials, and volunteers cleared streets of refuse on pickup day. Boxes and bags lined every avenue, with 500 loads predicted though more trips were needed to finish removal. Volunteers distributed 600 quarts of lemonade, and photos captured each group, while plans target Memorial Day completion.
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Barre
Ths Civic House
Barre Woman's Club
Outpost
Cicy
Hoban
Ane
Rabbies
Funs
Boy Scouts
A. M
Troup
Heat Fatal To Log Workman In Vermont
A heat wave in southern Vermont marked the hottest May on record with temperatures from 98 to 101 degrees in towns along the Connecticut River. In North Walpole New Hampshire across the river a log worker died of heat prostration at about 4 pm, the Health Officer citing heat as the cause. The event underscores a record warm spell reportedly unmatched in 40 years.
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Mellows Falls
Vermont
North Walpole
Nhs
Conncticut River
Windham County
Omar
International Paper Com
J.P. Lenahan
Connecticut River
New Hipshire
St Johnsbury Youth Fatally Injured in City Accident
Vernon J Mawe, 1 ye ar old son of Mr and Mrs L S Lowe of St Johnsbury, died after being struck by a wagon driven by Frank G Landry near Starettints Diary hospital. Initially thought nonfatal, the boy did not regain consciousness and died shortly after. A suit has been filed against Landry.
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St Dohestbury
Vernon jMawe
LS. Tlowe
G. Landry
Tal
Two Barns Destroyed by Fire in Kiwhford May Night
Fire damaged two barns at Carlie W. Gas, origin unknown, flames began last night and were knocked down after manual effort. Names of involved workers show scattered misreadings, with partial coverage by insurance and local authorities.
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Kiwhford
Carlie W
Montreal
Uretins
Franklin County Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting in St Albans
The Franklin County Medical Society met in St Albans with about 40 members in attendance. Members discussed committee reports and approved routine business as part of the Belt Line annual meeting and address.
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St. Albans
May
Franklin County Medical Society Belt Iy
Mrwtime Thaskee
Death by Steel Cable in Barre Granite Work
William Marr, a leading figure in Barre granite development and head of Marr & Gordon, died in Troy hospital from injuries sustained while setting a monument using a derrick. The accident occurred as a rusted block gave way, hurling a stone and injuring him severely. The firm operates two plants with a major role in Barre’s granite industry. Marr’s death impacts Congregational church, Masonry, and local civic circles.
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William Marr
Orm of Marr & Gordon
Barra
Troy
Marr
Haley
Arthur Lomian
Rutland
Remmins
Barre
Steven
Aberdert
Scotland
Jrrs
America
Quincy
Mua
Tte
Charles Marr
Alexander Gonion
Millestone Hill
Roth
Apent
Marr & Gorin
Bnainena
Mr. Marr
Mra
Lacie Chamberlai
Har Mayah
Robert Marr
Ont
Alexander Mure
Aberdeen
Tars
Andrew Cruickshank
Dany Clark
London
John Marr
Colorado
Congregational Church
R. A
Teanplars
Reed
Clan Gordon
Wanted man Carter arrested in Keene court case
Fragmented local notice reports Donald E Carter wanted at Bellows Falls for a September term of court on charges linked to forged checks drawn on a Keene bank. Police alleged he attempted to obtain funds, with warrants and arrest tracking through Keene and nearby towns.
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Bellows
Donald E. Carter
Puller
Pritay
Keene
Barhard Brothers
Cles
Im Lawrence
Mase
Inez
Riley & Wall
Munday
Carter
Fewm
Keene Netionel Fewk
Tarrant Arottere
Cbeeke
Pridag
Westerday Certer
Bern
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Morgan & CO
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moose
Carl Zolley
Peter C. Coulis
Essex County
Celia Davis
Mmillingham
Putnam, N.Y
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Wishart DeCares
Pacific
State Federation Meeting
Ouimet
Henry J. Topping
Hurran For
Showted
London Court Waeranence
N. H
ST. Johnsbury
Vernon Mawe
Richford Wednertey
Wight
Franklin County Medical Men
Willie A “Iarr
Troy, N. Y
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