Junta formed in New Orleans over Central American uprising
New Orleans reports an alleged junta collecting funds and supplies to start revolutions November 1 in Costa Rica Honduras Nicaragua and Guatemala. Don Angel Ugartel claims to back insurgent efforts in Honduras while denials surface about Costa Rica connections.
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Costa Rica
Honduras
Salvador
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Don Angel Ugartel
Policarpo Bonilla
Central America
Tobias Cuniga
Blue Fields
American Captain Reports Aloah Seized Near Arenas Reef
ALOAH the Gulf Fisheries smack was seized by the Mexican transport Progresso while becalmed near Arenas reef off Galveston. Captain and crew are reportedly in friendly hands and will not face prior cruelty. The seizure was reported to the state department after the incident and a request for action was made.
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Galveston
J. W. Munn
Gulf Fisheries Company
Aloah
Progresso
Arenas Reef
Pensacola
Mobile
Secretary Root
Munn
State Department
Ciphered note delays Stens land surrender plan
Washington dispatch reports the state department sent new ciphered instructions to Mr Gummere the American minister to Morocco on surrendering Paul O Stens land president of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago to Illinois Assistant States Attorney Olsen. The delay followed Gummere's lack of a cipher key and request to repeat the message in plain terms.
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State Department
Gummer
Morrcco
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago
Olsen
Illinois
Tangier
Gummere
Scott
Adee
United States
Stensland
Efforts Under Way to Bring Stensland Back to U S
States Attorney Healy in Chicago asks that Olsen and James Keely be delegated to seize ex banker Paulo O Stensland. Governor Deeneen requests Roosevelt aid as extradition papers depart for Washington. Moorish authorities reportedly no objection to transfer. Stensland held in the American legation in Tangier.
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Olsen
Keely
Chicago
Healy
Tangier
James Keely
The
Chicago Tribune
Stensland
Barbour
Deeneen
Springfield
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
State Department
Georgia Democrats nominate Hoke Smith for governor
In Macon on September 5 the Democratic state convention unanimously nominated Hoke Smith for Georgia governor and endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908.
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Macon
Hoke Smith
Georgia
W. J. Bryan
Johnson Renominated at Democratic State Convention
Minneapolis dispatch notes the Democratic state convention nominated Governor Johnson with Bryan endorsed as running mate. Bryan’s name drew loud cheering in every mention.
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Johnson
Minneapolis
Bryan
Bryan lashes Sullivan in Chicago addresses
W J Bryan spoke twice in Chicago as a guest of local Democrats. At a luncheon by the Iroquois club he attacked current political methods, and at the Jefferson club banquet he urged Sullivan's resignation while backing Bryan as the next Democratic nominee. He warned Illinois Democrats not to endorse Sullivan again and proposed a cross state remedy for trusts.
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W. J. Bryan
Iroquois Club
Jefferson Club
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Bryan
Sullivan
Tey
Prices Roar as Call Money Soars to Thirty Percent
News from New York reports a feverish stock market amid high call money at 30 percent. Speculators and professionals fueled wild trading with manipulative orders, while money tightness added to the volatility.
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New York
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