Boundary Line Dispute Binds Peru Ecuador War Preparations
Lima May 11 24 000 men in Lima mobilized along the frontier and 10 000 armed near the boundary as war preparations continue. A Bolivian Ecuador alliance alleged while Secretary Knox works to avert conflict. The Commercial notes Peru cannot concede its rights and condemns the Moussodian frontier demands as absurd.
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Knox
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Ecuador
Chile
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Cima
Arma
Nord Lime
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Rood Woureen
Hcuadorian
Par
Chillan
Bolivia
Per
Gommerale
Taft
Pittsburg
United States
Baundor
Alfonso
Strong Ey The Pennylin Indiany Ringed With Valor
The fragment notes a claim that the Pennylin Indiany hold a remarkable ringe of valor, cited as the greatest by some. Limited readable content hints at a historical or ceremonial honor associated with the group, but exact details are unclear from the OCR.
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Vlalon
House Passes Railroad Bill in Tight Vote
Washington May 11 The Republican pass of the railroad bill with a 200 to 126 vote shows solid GOP support while Democrats deserted the minority. The measure includes provisions pleasing President Taft and ends a stormy house career amid a buoyant reaction from supporters led by Joe Gannon and others.
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Taft
Joe Gannon
Goffin
Washington
Hove
Joe Coonen
Taft Administration Elated Over Pending Senate Rail Measure
Officials express optimism that the administration backed rail reform bill will pass the Senate in the last week of May. The House version creates a commerce court and restricts railroad rate quotes, while imposing personal valuation of railroads and government oversight of stock and bond issues.
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Taft
Senate
House
Commerce Court
Earthquake Scare Reaches Panama and Cartago
Reports from Panama and Cartago mention canal workers on vacation escaping after a quake. A panic spread through the public square with one death from fright and a rumor of a practical joker triggering the scare.
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Panimi
Canal
Cartago
Conta
Acare
King George a Busy Morning Funeral Plans Begin
London May 11 reports Queen Mary guiding royal preparations for the Windsor Castle funeral of Edward VII. Westmin ster Hall will host the lying in state and St George’s chapel drapery will be violet. A royal procession with 2600 troops to Westminster and a memorial service at Westminster Abbey are planned as King George V and foreign royals attend.
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Germany
Prunalay
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Denmark
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Spain
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George 1
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Fréderick
Alexandra
Alfonso
Tom
Funeral plans amid royal mourning in Europe era
Fragmented report details mourning for King Edward VII with lines of royal mourners including Queen Alexandra and Archduke Ferdinand. Notes an Anglo Japanese Exposition opening and hints at King George V's dual roles as head of army and navy. Mentions Westminster Abbey funeral, Sandringham estate issues, and unsettled residence arrangements for the royal family.
Royal titles and royal visit news from London and Washington
A fragmentary report discusses royal title decisions for the queen mother and dowager queen, the Hereditary Peerage, and an audience with the queen Mother in London. It notes Prime Minister Asquith's arrival, a royal visit to Marlborough House, and ongoing show arrangements in London. It mentions Taft considering naming Colonel Rowsngelt when appropriate.
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Denmark
Rhothi
Alexandra
Marstval
Duke of Norfolk
Cornell
Asguith
London
Marlborough Haws
Francia Luking
George
Lord Lonédate
Olympus
France
Special envoy status tied to funeral date
Washington May 1 President Tate will not name a special envoy to represent the United States at the funeral of King Vil until official notification from the British embassy on the date. Colonel Roosevelt may be considered for representation if invited by then.
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Roosevelt
United States
Fitneys
Washington
Tate
Arbitration award for Vanderbilt railroad strike delayed
The Central Arbitration report from New York states that the grand offer for trainmen and conductors in the Vanderbilt system west of Buffalo will not be announced before Saturday. Arbitator B D Clark in Washington handles commission duties while P H Morrissey joins the other arbitrator there as they prepare the award here.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Buffalo
B.D Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Honlines
P. H. Morrissey
Funeral Oration Mixes Meaning In Comic Exchange
Amid garbled lines and mispronunciations, Mrs Malaprop and neighbors exchange playful phrases about a funeral. Mrs Mluluytuy and Mrs Steubiace attempt corrections as the room fills with muddled euphemisms and anonymous words in a lighthearted, misheard exchange.
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Kerman
Mluluytuy
Panegsties
Biss Steubiace
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