Roosevelt Leaves Mediation to Guatemala and El Salvador
In Oyster Bay on July 14 the president said the United States has no program of action and will follow the contending governments' suggestions. Mediation could take the form of a joint arbitration tribunal with Mexico and the U S, or a peace commission from Guatemala and El Salvador. Official announcement stated no US mode of procedure unless requested.
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M Oyster Bay
United
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Roosevelt
United States
Guatemal
Election law pamphlets and encampment orders issued
The attorney general's department reports daily requests for election law pamphlets with supply exhausted and more copies ordered to be mailed with postage. Adjutant General Hulen orders state troops to Camp Mabry August 5 to 19 for maneuvers with listed men drawing pay, and opens entry for troops from other states. The education department rules that teachers' certificates can be extended under the new law.
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Attorney General's Department
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
Hulen
Camp Mabry
Texas
Department of Education
Elks Welcome Hundreds for Grand Lodge Ses sion in Denver
Denver hosts the forty second grand lodge session and twentieth annual Elks reunion as thousands arrive. Fifteen special trains bringing Elks arrived Friday night with about fifty more en route. The city is decorated and illuminated for the visitors. Robert W. Brown of Louisville and Fred G. Robinson of Dubuque have opened headquarters.
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Denver
Union Depot
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
Fred G. Robinson
Dubuque, Ia
Mexican immigrant predicts trouble with Americans
George Alexander arrives from Jalisco reports general unrest in mining districts and says clergy direct anti American movements. He warns Americans to leave and predicts revolution and war with Mexico within two years.
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Jalisco
Denison
George Alexander
Mex
Mr. Alexander
Mexico
Penitentiary Report Shows Rise in Convict Population
Austin July 14 The June penitentiary report tallies 3920 convicts on hand June 1 and 3961 on hand June 30 after 94 new admissions 2 recaptures 1 returned by sheriffs 46 discharged 2 pardoned 5 escaped 1 delivered to sheriffs and 0 deaths. The financials show $28076 on hand June 1 receipts $84071 disbursements $86948 and $25198 on hand June 30.
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Austin
Gold in Graveyard. Butte Jews Move to Remove Miner
The Hebrew Benevolent society that controls the Jewish cemetery in Butte Montana begins court action to evict Herman Mueller, a wealthy saloon man, from grave plot his placer claim allegedly overlaps. Mueller claims clear gold evidence and plans to mine in the cemetery.
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Butte Hebrews
Butte
Mont
Hebrew Benevolent Society
Herman Mueller
Mueller
Central Pennsylvania miners to resume on similar scale
In Harrisburg, nearly 40,000 coal workers idle since April 1 due to mine closures over the 1903 scale, are to return to work on roughly the same terms as before. In Gibraltar, the salvage ship St. Marys reached the scene after reports of a sighting and stranded vessel with no aid available.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hartje divorce letters spark fierce cross examination
Pittsburg July 14 Dr Powell testified letters in the Hartje divorce case were fabricated and was sharply cross examined by Hartje counsel J Scott Ferguson. The day featured angry tilts as the mystery man linked to the case was identified as B F McElroy who sought to sell letters to Hartje's lawyers.
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Pittsburg
Marshall D. Powell
Hartje
J. Scott Ferguson
Hartie
John Marron
Madine
Bryan's Reception Plans Mapped by Committee
Plans for William Jennings Bryan's New York reception in late August are mapped by the Commercial Travelers' Anti-Trust league committee chaired by Louis Nixon. Bryan will land at the Battery, proceed to Victoria hotel, then attend an Madison Square Garden event with M. L. Thompson presiding. Governor Folk leads a large Democratic guest list.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Louis Nixon
the Battery
Bryan
Broadway
Victoria Hotel
Madison Square Garden
M. L. Thompson
Cleveland
Folk
Missouri
United States
Douglas
Massachusetts
Gold Discoveries Back Bryan Contentions Says Taggart
National Chairman Taggart, in French Lick Springs, says he doubts Bryan has changed his bimetallism stance but cites new gold discoveries that have increased money volume and support Bryan's earlier contentions that the country needs more money.
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Taggart
Bryan
French Lick Springs
Ind
William J. Bryan
George N Wilson Convicted of Attempted Criminal Assault
Galveston July 14 George N Wilson a candy maker was convicted of attempted criminal assault on an eleven year old girl and given ninety nine years in the penitentiary. Letters from the girl and a man friend to influence testimony were read to the jury who deliberated about thirty minutes.
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George N. Wilson
Galveston
Wilson
Sweeney Injured In Trinity and Brazos Valley Wreck
Vice President and General Manager Sweeney of the Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad was likely fatally injured when a motor car wreck occurred one mile from Collidge on Friday. He suffered a broken leg and skull fracture and was transported to Fort Worth for treatment. The line forms part of the Denver to New Orleans Colorado Southern system.
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Mexia
Tex
Sweeney
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad
Fort Worth
Trinity and
Jacksonville Sees Huge Potato and Fruit Shipments This Season
Jacksonville Texas reports immense business with 823 cars of potatoes tomatoes and peaches, 623 cars tomatoes, 143 peaches and 57 potatoes. Express consignments may add over 75 cars and push totals above 300000 dollars in local earnings.
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Jacksonville
Tex
Miner Bitten Fifty-Six Times By Alleged Mad Dog
A young miner treated at the state Pasteur Institute in Austin after a bite from a dog from Indian Territory. The dog is believed mad and the patient endured 56 bites. About twenty patients receive treatment, costing the state $25 each versus private clinics charging $100 to $200.
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Pasteur Institute
Austin
State Pasteur Institute
Indian Territory
Pasteur
Chicago
New York
Two Unarmed Men In Texas Fight Leaves Davis Wounded
In Mumford Texas on July 14 Will Harris and Will Davis, both Black men, fought with a pocketknife. Davis was disemboweled and needed about twenty stitches from Dr Oliver of Bryan. The doctor says there is no chance for Davis.
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Will Davis
Mumford
Tex
Will Harris
Oliver
Bryan
Davis
Woman's Rash Deed Sinks Amid Family Quarrel
Mrs George Jackson wife of a Fort Worth Texas millionaire's son drank carbolic acid after a quarrel with her husband. She was taken to a hospital and was alive Saturday morning. The incident occurred in Los Angeles on July 14.
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Dirin
Los Angeles
George Jackson
Texas
Fort Worth
Train wreck in Rhome leaves three dead
A Fort Worth and Denver line freight accident in Rhome Texas derailed a Pullman and a coach. Three negro passengers jumped and were killed when crushed. Separately Ithaca Cornell rowing coach Courtney resigned after a management dispute.
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Rhome
Tex
Fort Worth and
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
Ithica
N. Y
Courtney
Cornell
Harris Lipshitz Dry Goods Co chartered in Austin
Austin July 4 Harris Lipshitz Dry Goods Co of Las capital stock five hundred thousand dollars has been chartered as a wholesale only firm Upcoming status notes indicate a new large dry rice company could be involved in the market development in the region
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Large Dry Rice Company
Austin
Harris-Lipshitz Dry Goods Ale
Llas
Capital Stock
Boll Worms Appear In Denison Area
Boll worms are reported in the Denison region as of July 14, with no damage yet observed. The pest presence is noted but remains non destructive at this time.
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Denison
Bryan and Roosevelt Nominees Discussed by Williams
John Sharp Williams, minority leader in the house, believes President Roosevelt will consent to run again and be forced into the race. He also names Bryan as the logical Democratic candidate.
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John Sharp Williams
New York
London
John Sharpe Williams
House
Roosevelt
Mr. Williams
Bryan
Mystery Swelling Plagues Mrs Chadwick in Prison
Prison officials in Columbus report Mrs Cassie Chadwick in poor health with a swelling in her arm that grows larger. She remains able to eat but shows listlessness and pain, baffling doctors and authorities about the cause.
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Chadwick
Columbus, O
Cassie Chadwick
Mrs Leslie Carter Marries Actor in New Hampshire
David Belasco confirms that Mrs Leslie Carter wed W L Payne, an actor, in Portsmouth New Hampshire last Friday. Belasco says he spoke to Carter by long distance phone and confirms the report as true.
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Leslie Carter
New York
David Belasco
Portsmouth
N. H
W.L. Payne
Bishop Nichols Offers Nob Hill Site for Cathedral
In Cathedral San Francisco on July 14 Bishop Nichols of the Episcopal church states the Crocker mansion site on Nob hill will be donated to the diocese of California for the construction of a palatial cathedral.
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San Francisco
Nichols
The
Episcopal Church
Crocker
Nob Hill
Diocese of California
Crown and Bridge Dental Specialty Office Upstairs
Dental specialty firm offers crown and bridge work with office located upstairs above Burt Norwich's store.
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Burt Norwich
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Edison Standard
MO. M. Caldwell Jeweler
Haswebun’s Book Store
W. H. Lawrence
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney’s Drug Store
Bryan, Texas
T. R. Batte
A. L. Mondrick
M. D
Brazos Bottom
Burleson County
James’ Drug Store
John Wittman
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Yave
Brazos County
Pitts Bridge Road
Ross Perrino
Dallas
Nadinda
National Toilet CO
Parr Teno
H. D. Evans
DeWitt
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Emmel & Malony
ELKS
Will
Gibraltar
St. Marys
St. Marys Gibraltar
Augustus Hartje
Bryan and
Monroe
City and Country Property
Ford
Ford’s
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
Kutter
Cole Hardware Co
W. C. Fountain
DR. C. F. Andrews
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