Huerta Backs Down Seeks Peace via Lind Talks
Vera Cruz August 28 General Huerta notifies Lind that his government will renew conference and accept Wilson terms to secure peace and recognition. Lind's message to Wilson casts hopeful odds for a settlement in the southern republic as both sides plan franker negotiations. Officials note Lu Lind may return to Mexico City and stress a peaceful resolution without ceding sovereignty.
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Huerta
Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
General Huerta
Mr. Lind
Washington
John Lind
White House
Itay
Mexico
Manuel M. Guasque
United States
Federico Gamboa
Mexico City
Gamboa
United Sttes
Senor Gamboa
Benor Gamboa
Labor praised at dedication of new mining building
Frank J. Hayes of the United Mine Workers spoke at the dedication in Colorado of a local union building. He forecast nationwide unionization within a month for southern district mines and noted a workforce of about forty percent Americans among Mexican and other nationalities. Hayes mentioned the Trinidad killing of Gerald Lipplatt but defended union efforts amid operator coercion. District 16 secretary Edward Doyle expected operators to eventually agree to unionization. some already showed openness to acceptable terms.
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Colorado
Frank J. Hayes
United Mine Workers of America
Hayes
Ditrict
Gerald Lipplatt
Baldwin- Felts
Trinidad
Liberty
Honda
Baldwin-Felts
Edward Doyle
M. W
Nem
Denver
Peace Palace Dedication At The Hague In Grand Ceremony
The Peace Palace was dedicated in The Hague with dignitaries from diplomacy and arts present. Abraham Van Karnebesk praised the peace movement and Carnegie's generosity as Jonkher Reneke Van Swinderen accepted custodianship for the diplomatic corps.
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the Hague
Palace of Peace
Onea
Wilhelmina
Emma
Henry
Abraham van Karnebesk
Chinegle Foundation
Ihs
Andrew Carnegie
Jonkher Reneke van Swinderen
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Court of Arbitration
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Miners Clash at Calumet as Pumps Fail in Strike
Miners at the Mohawk copper mine in Calumet Michigan were called out by the Western Federation of Miners last night causing pumping shafts to fill with water. Copper mine strikers and women attacked a Calumet and Hoola miner on his way to work but he was rescued by the militia.
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Calumet, Mich
Mohawk
Western Federation of Miners
Calumet and Hoola
Tha Millitta
Pinkham Receives Protest on Hawaii Governor Nomination
Laciuse G. Pinkham of Hawaii, named governor by President Wilson on July 24, learned Aug 28 that a protest against his confirmation has been filed with the Senate committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico by Democrats from California and Hawaii.
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Worcester
Mass
Laciuse G. Pinkham
Hawaii
Wilsom
Pacific Islands
California
Mystery Figure Awakens Mirror Tie Charm
A cryptic line describes a stern woman known as a mart figure who can wake a mirror tie to her face, hinting at a symbolic or theatrical role. The fragment suggests intrigue about identity and ritual attire without clear context.
Militant suffragettes attack Prime Minister Asquith on golf links
In Elgin Scotland Aug 28 two suffragettes tackled Prime Minister Asquith during a game with his daughter grabbing his clothing and dragging him briefly before detectives intervened. They were taken to Elgin police station after refusing to give names or addresses.
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Elgin
Scotland
Ananiaa
Mr. Asquith
Baptist papers merge in bid to consolidate publications
The Exirin er of New York and the Watchman of Boston, two Baptist publishers, plan to consolidate. Meetings will be held in Brooklyn and in this city on Thursday to complete the deal.
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Hoston
Exiriner
New York
Watchman
Boston
Brooklyn
Infantry Holds Lead In Shoot At National Rifle Meet
Sharp shooters of the U S infantry led the team match at CAMP PERKY Ohio, posting 1684 at the 1000 yard stage. Wisconsin 1648 and Washington 1615 trailed, with Texas and the navy tied at 1618 and 1615 respectively. An accidental shooting involving Peruvians halted ranges work. coroner ruled accidental death and the body was sent for transport.
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Camp Perky
Ohio
United States Infantry
Maine Coors
Wisconsin
Town
Washingtom
Texas
Pavy
Francisco Zegarra Ballon
Feru
Juan Zanarra
Doon
Port Clinton
Eru
C. B. Hulek
Ottawa County
Waa
Thaw case moves through Quebec and border case delays
Sherbrooke reports Harry K Thaw’s lawyers keep him jailed while awaiting action from Quebec authorities. William Travers Jerome urged premier Lomer Gouin to transfer Thaw to immigration control. premier’s absence in New York thwarted plans. Thompson the chauffeur faces border aid charge. lawyer St Laurent seeks defense. Bail options discussed as Thaw awaits October trial at Kings Bench.
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Sherbrookip
Harry 'K
Thaw
Quebec
Travers Jerome
Lomer Gouin
Jerome
New York State
Matteawan
Franklin Kennedy
Sherbrooke
New York
Lord Hallane
England
Louient
Séturnet
Roger” Thompson
Thompson
St. Laurent
Mulvena
Alleh
Matloawan
Gald Tonteht
Oor
Government releases Osage land for private entry
The interior department led by Indian commissioner Cato Sells offered 12 000 acres of Osage reservation land for release. Bidders may acquire tracts from 40 to 160 acres, with drilling rights for mineral search. The area lies near active wells with daily output of 6000 to 10000 barrels.
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Washington
Osage Indian Reservation
Interior Department
Cato Sells
Borholes
A Well Fed Walles Makes a Well Fed Guest
A concise proverb-like note emphasizes hospitality and abundant food as a guest etiquette standard. It suggests that generous preparation reflects well on the host and ensures comfortable visits. No specific people or places are named.
Caucus Approves Currency Measure With Few Changes
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic caucus passed the administration currency bill by 183 to 1 after weeks of debate. Key provisions include twelve regional reserve banks, a federal reserve board, and gradual 20 year refunding of government bonds, with notes to be retired and circulation restructured.
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Caucus
Washington
House Democratie
Fonlaht
Henry, Bagte
Callaway
Texts
Hardwick
Georgia
Loheok
Nebraska
Piehannn
Fowler
Miinois
Neeley
Kanwis
Sisson
Minaiaalpil
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Banka
Wil
Menbeta
Ste Tenry
Murder in Fossil: Abraham Redford Shot by Laborer Dan Mullin
In Fossil on a Sunday evening around 6 15pm laborer Dan Mullin fired a steel jacket rifle through a saloon doorway, killing Abraham Redford instantly. The motive appears unknown with no prior quarrel, Mullin claiming he was not shooting from the hip.
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Kemmerer
Wrya
Abraham Kk
Hedford
Fossil Sunday
Dan Mullin
Reford
Fossil
Henry Young
Jin
Min
Myers
Marlin
Outfit
Mullin
Redford
Bedford
San Francisco Youth Dies After Train Injury
William Decker of San Francisco fell ill after being hurt on the Oberland train on July 25. His parents from Tiffin, Ohio, plan to reach Ogden tomorrow and learn of his death today.
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Ogden
William Decker
San Francissco
Tiffin
Hspital
Henry
Judge Shoemaker Dead
Judge W. B. Shoemaker an Omaha pioneer attorney Civil War veteran and 35 year Nebraska political figure died of heart disease in a local hospital after being stricken in his law office. He was born in Ohio in 68 years of age.
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Omaha
Shoemaker
Nebraska
Ohio
Weather man pounded Hib Washington weather inspector fined
Washington Aug 28 Norman Conger a weather bureau inspector in Washington was demoted and fined for alleged political activity. He was reassigned to Detroit as a loyal forecaster in another detail.
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Washington
Norman
Conger
Weather Bureau
Tony
Detroit
Largest Vessel Imperator Swept by Devouring Fire at Dock
New York Aug 28 The steamship Imperator the largest seafaring vessel in port at Hohokan caught fire while docked with 1 281 steerage aboard Second Officer Gobrecht died after leading crew into the hold to fight flames Immigrant passengers were sheltered ashore and later moved to Wille Itlandile under guard as fire teams battled the blaze damaging compartments and disabling watches throughout the ship.
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New York
Imperator
Hohokan
Gobrecht
Ok Wateh
Ruoveagr
Mapond
Oesel
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