Coup in Granada Nicaragua reshapes power struggle
August 22 report from Granada details a coup de main by Roberto Bagaza aimed at removing opponents and shifting momentum amid a long running clash between the Progresistas based in Granada and the Catholic party with Leon and Managua roots. Arrests included Don Anselmo Rivas editor and Don Ines Guzeman. casualties among police, soldiers, and civilians reported, with exiles to the border and threats of death for return. The incident fuels unrest but Canal work proceeds despite political strife.
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Mirauta
Nicaragua
raneca
Roberto Bagaea
progresa testa
st Granada
Catholic church party
Leon
Mana
xanada
Inez
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himelf
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uding Dutvspape
Don Inmogut Guzeman
Guzeman
Rodri ues
Washington
Granada
pison
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Rodnguez
Farmers and Laborers Rally Favors Treasury Plan
August 2 session of the Farmers and Laborers convention opened with President Hall condemning the sub treasury and third party push. He urged opposing close legislation yet supported establishing such treasuries, while denouncing allied states for seeking a government loan. The gathering cheered as credentials were read and the convention adjourned until 2 next.
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Laborere nnen
Hall
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Maryland Republicans Nominate Ticket in Ocean City
August 27 Maryland Republicans opened with Chairman Hoda stressing party harmony for success in the state. Colonel William G VanHart of Kent County nominated for governor at the afternoon session. The platform endorses the first fifty congress Harrigan administration and calls for diplomacy while condemning cheap silver dollars that cheat wage earners.
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Maryland
Ocean City
Maryland Republian
Hoda
William G Vanhart
Kent county
Harrigan
department of state
valoa SHERMAN
Sherman
Opposition to Labor Unions Prompts San Francisco Assembly
A newly formed Los Angeles based labor group meets with 00 manufacturers to defend against trade union pressure. Directors elected include LW Herruk Oscar Tews and Janesa KR Carib box maker. plan to expand across California and ally with similar groups. Monthly dues set at $200. The association supports workers’ rights to organize in self defense while opposing job loss due to union activity.
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San Frascisco
organics
nplovera
xcimi tg
trade aganions
LW Herruk
Oscar Tewstron
A Rollins
Janesa KR
Carib
WOW Willer
Albert Derham
B Stebon
California Street retroad
clenry Tingham
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T Merry packer
sta jting
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trateg uong
Lecherous Lee Quan Arrest Leads to Fatal Shooting
A man named Lee Quan attempted to assault General Shaw's daughter in the morning. He was arrested, then shot twice by officers while being taken to safety, with reports indicating he may die.
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Lee Quan
ting
Shaw Ho
Convention and alliance conventions in August meeting notes
The Republican league of Kanax met with 400 delegates, committees named, and an afternoon session to receive Knights of Reciprocity delegates. Resolutions praised Harrigro and Tarrigon, condemned the Peoples Party, and favored silver. Farmers Alliance seated Demara to back Ocala platform. Prohibition state convention opened with delegates. Ames chosen parliamentarian. speech denounced ballot reform law and major traffic. Daly and Lupuet were convicted of murder in San Francisco.
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Kanax
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league
Knighta
committee on
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Tarrigon
peoples party
cub
Srinivas
Farmers Alliance
Demara
Ocala
PARK PLACE HORROR Victims pulled from ruin as death toll climbs
The Park Place disaster yields sixty one remains with up to ten bodies found by dusk. Decomposition hinders identification. the mayor forms a relief fund committee to aid families. Fire damage suggests many victims may be burned. investigators continue at the scene as numbers of missing linger.
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New York
Grant
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Spain and California compete for raisin trade prices
News from New York reports Spain plans to challenge California in raisin packing and pricing as it ships from the first steamer with new stock to the retail trade. California packers, backed by lower prices, face intensified competition to regain market share. Also, Stockton street railway system sales disclose plans to invest 400,000 in electric upgrades and city improvements.
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New York
Phe
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California
Balmaceda Rebels Boast of Setbacks in Chile Conflict
Dispatches from Valparaiso and surrounding ports report Balmaceda loyalists repelling insurgent forces at Quintero Bay and along the Aconcagua. Government troops gain numbers from the interior while rebels struggle to retreat or regroup as engagements widen and international observers monitor neutrality and supply movements.
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Wasmaero
Valparano
maurgente
Quintero bay
Valparaiso
Aconcagua
Lorindres
Paris
Cluirean legation
Great Chico Mile Race and Gala Day At Indepe Citco
A crowded August 7 event featured mile and trotting races at Chico and Independencia City. Wild Oats led in the mule race with Don Douglas second. trotting events saw Keno and Lucky B place close, and detailed heat times noted for each. The gala day drew massive attendance, with notable performances from Nancy Hawke, Allerton, and Roy Wilkes in various pace and handicap events. Weather across venues cooled crowds, with Saratoga and Wishcwester Park events listed alongside regional races and a tennis doubles match concluding with Hobart and Hall defeating Campbell and Huntington. Governor Markham returned to state capital after a six week vacation and appeared healthy.
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Citco
Don Douglines
Ido
Keno
San Jose
Lucky B
lowers
Oroville
Andy Sommers Peppers
Iosapeles
Henry Tach
Perano
Laonie
Myrtle
Lila
JeroA
Une Wilkins
Roy Wilkes
Guy
Dallas Bo Major Wonder
Saratoga
Saratoga race
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Tivo
amport
Mabel Glenn
Saratoga cap
Lou Angeles
Peasara
Wishcwester Park
St Jonao
Patrimony
San Juan
Prather
Bermuda
Hantrorp Aggost
Fred Wilkes Worthe
Charter Oak
Diehtingale
Turbulent Political Feud and Mining News
Fragmented clipping reports a quarrel between Henry Allister and Dr G Vo Vacung in Washington, accusations of Wall Street ties and political manipulation, plus mining offers and ship crew desertions. It mentions Macune, Pat Calhoun, and the Alliance network amid financial disputes and a Pensacola sailors incident.
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Durant
WSMW
Allister
Alliance
G Vo
National Alliance
ton
Starkulle
Wilhter
Macune
dama
Allane
lster
Wall street
Wacune
Pat Calhoun
Iaxis Atlante
Texas liance exchange
Dangerous Street Accident and Barn Fire Report
A wagon runaway severely injured a farmer near Modesto with broken bones requiring amputation above the ankle. A nearby barn fire destroyed structures after an explosion from a lantern fed blaze. A shipyard donkey engine mishap at Ben Dixon’s yard fatally injured four people, blowing one onto a vessel and sparing a fire-damaged mall last week. Baseball notes from San Francisco and Sacramento.
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Bodabarn
ronary
Smithereens Eurax
Ben Dixon q shipyard
teach
Matthews
Wedding guests praise Chute couple at fifth anniversary
A large group gathered Tuesday at Mr and Mrs David Chute of Madreon district to celebrate the fifth anniversary of their wedding. The hosts welcomed guests to a pretty new home and received many gifts including an elegant bed, a marble top table, and numerous decorative and practical items from friends and relatives.
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David Chute
Madreon
leva
Al.housh
Chute
bareau
Gould
hamond
Market Price Rundown From City Trade Pages
The wheat market shows strong quotations with higher demand and high offerings while barley remains dull and prices hold. Fruit and dairy sections reflect improved arrivals with steady or firm prices on fruits vegetables and butter, though some items show weaker notes. several goods such as grapes peaches and berries list varied per box or per crate with fresh shipments and future delivery terms.
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iuperior
Jemone Breily Pw
futura
muscatele
uqual
muscateld
Descriptive Humidity Figures From Signal Service Bulletin
From the San Fraesco bulletin comes figures showing air humidity during hot spells in thin state and its dryness when compared with that of eastern pots. Tieotenant Finley provides the data with emphasis on atmospheric conditions and comparative dryness across regions.
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San Fraesco Bulletin Tieotenant
Finley pives
Tromper and Haines Return From Survey Trip East
William Tromper and Henry Haines, two gentlemen of this city, returned from a survey trip to the San Joaquin Valley Railroad line. The camp lies about fifty miles from Fresno, with preliminary surveys pushed seven miles beyond. Lumber and fruit supplies are ample, and all indications show the railroad will open rich back country to Fresno.
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Mt Hamilton ridge
Siths creek
Mt Tetbel
sao belipe
Robert Morton
San Franccisco
William Tromper
Henry aines
Willam Trumpar
Henry Haines
San Joaquin Valley Railroad company
Fresno
Johnson’s
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Warrant Arrest Follows Bankrupt Forgetful Plot
Judge Crichton awoke to a warrant execution aimed at Ambrose Lisner. Frank Miller claimed Lisner held his pocket book with about $40, leading to Lisner detained, then released after Lisner repaid Miller and court costs. August notes mention a Washington relief fund and burial arrangements following a workplace disaster.
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Crichton
Ambrose Lisner
Frank Miller
Lisner
jasner
Washington
Willer
big trank
Wila Walla
Wash Hoe
warrat
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