United States Faces Nicaragua Turmoil In Central America
The article recalls United States concerns over Jose Zelaya’s treatment of American citizens in Nicaragua and notes his removal from power after the Grove and Cannon murders. It says Madrid’s government persists in harsh acts against Americans, and predicts further U.S. intervention as tensions rise.
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United States
Jose Zelaya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Madris
Grove
Cannon
Pittman
Pledged Reforms Blocked in Colorado Seventeenth Session
In Colorado, Governor Shafroth urges a special session to redeem party pledges ignored in the Seventeenth General Assembly. The piece critiques the majority for failing on initiatives such as direct primaries and ballot reforms, noting political pressure and promised reforms unfulfilled for election reasons.
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Coloorado Seventeenth General Assembly
John” Shafroth
Shafimih
Shafroth
Colorado
Sevelon
Extra Session Pressure on Seventeenth Assembly
Governor Shafroth and Colorado voters confront the need for an extra session to address a fractured majority. The call to "make good" targets lawmakers who promised reform, reopening old wounds and signaling political stakes for 1910.
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Eveton
Shafreath
Colorado
Severnteentl Assembly
Seventeenth Assembly
Shafroth
Ple
Poem Fragment by Tom Moore on Love and Sorrow
The poem speaks of youth’s bright inner world and fleeting pleasures. It contrasts happiness with lasting affection found only after sorrow and fading joy, suggesting true love arises from sorrow rather than sunshine.
Speech by Senator Carter Recalled In Wool Debate
Private John Allen recalls a Montana senator's wool speech, noting a later decision not to sell more copies. He also tells of a Mississippi murder case where a Black defendant pled not guilty after a local lawyer arranged funds, with the prosecutor pressing for guilty pleas.
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John Allen
Migeissippi
Thomas M. Carter
Montana
John
Mississippi
Yaasir
Yassir
Sin
Yassin
Laurier Tour Clips Western Provinces With Cabinet
Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier travels across the western provinces on an extensive tour. He is shown in conversation with L. P. Brodeur minister of marine and the navy and Lady Laurier. In the foreground W. L. Mackenzie King minister of labor, the youngest Laurier cabinet member.
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Wilfred Laurier
Canada
L. P. Brodeur
Minster of
Marine and the Navy
Laurier
W. L. Mackensie King
Labor
Iron Duke Clashes With Gifford Pinchot
A Washington talk contrasts conservation pioneers J W Powell and Gifford Pinchot with Theodore Roosevelt and the Payne Aldrich tariff era. Pinchot rejects a new party while predicting a shift toward public welfare driven by a new school of politics and a debate over party lines.
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Iron Duke
Gifford Pinchot
Congress
Pinchot
Aldrich
Dolliver
Cummins
Beveridge
la Follette
Murdock
Norris
Stubbs
Mas
United States
Dr Crippen Painted as Second Holmer
New York detectives comb the Lusitania from stem to stern chasing clues in the Crippen case as they weigh reports of nightly gunfire at the Crippen home and a possible carnival of crime tied to the dissected body of Belle Elmore found buried in the basement.
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Dr. Crippen
Crippen
Bello Himore
New York
Belle Elmore
Stern
American sought in murder case tied to London death
Vaneet, suspected in the United States for a murder tied to Rin urn Belle Wimore and Misa Clare LeNece, with Sarapher. he allegedly aided by burying Mrs Chippen's body in their London basement as investigators trace a wire work from New York and Hoboken. The immigration commissioner warned agents to pursue the leads as detectives connect a broader network.
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Vaneet
Rin Urn Belle Wimore
Misa Clare LeNece
Sarapher
Mra. Chippen
London
Immigration
Wiltoday
New York
Hoboken
Great Pennsylvania Strike Still in Air
In Philadelphia on July 15 A B Carreston president of the Order of Railway Conductors announced a strike for better working conditions involving 25000 conductors and train men. He said it would not be called before 9 o clock tomorrow morning and did not confirm if it would occur then. In Pittsburgh after a two hours conference between Pennsylvania railroad officials and committee representatives negotiations were still ongoing with the situation described as unsettled.
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Philadelphia
A. B. Carreston
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Wool buyers stampede as plant bid roils market
A movement led by President Magnes Brown of the Minnesota Wool Growers association aims to build a Rocky Mountain wool plant in Albuquerque. Eastern buyers stampeded, bidding up prices by cents but not securing wool. Magdalena holds 2,000,000 pounds of wool as bids surge.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Magnes Brown
Minnesota Wool Growers’ Association
Rocky Mountains
Magdalena
Stenographer Presides in Judge's Absence
In Oklahoma on July 15, a stenographer working in the judge's office presided over the court in the judge's absence and received the jury verdict in an important case. The report values the improvised role and the outcome of the verdict.
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Oklathoma Ity
Jury verdict delivered in closed session
The judge discharged the six jurors after they delivered a unanimous verdict. The court clerk confirmed the verdict as read and the jurors were instructed to remain in charge of the court until tomorrow. The scene occurred as rain began shortly after the trial concluded.
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Migs
Ner Mitchell
Sam Hooker
Jurom
Escape Out of Jail Sparks Manhunt for Murder Suspects
Condemned inmates Casin and Robert Georges Dortows escaped from Sherry County jail in Memphis, July 16. The pair, sentenced for the murder of two white fishermen in Detember, were discovered missing at 6 o clock this morning, with Sheriff Frank Monteverde leading the pursuit.
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Liberty
Memphis
Casin
Robert George
Dortows
Sheryy County
Frank Monteverde
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