Germany Defies U S on South American Affairs
Berlin declares Germany will manage its Central and South American relations without U S supervision. Kaiser's letter to President Madriz triggers two official messages, one conciliatory and one asserting full independence from American influence. German foreign office insists Washington oversteps in Central American diplomacy.
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Eign
Germany
United States
Nicaragua
Madriz
Foreign Office
South America
Western Hemisphere
Kaiser Wilhelm
Mandriz
America
Kaiser
Madrid
Washington
Berlin
Voissche Zeitung
Germany Erred Over Monroe Doctrine Letter says Washington
In Washington July 12 observers see Germany's Mada lriz letter as hastily issued and not a real challenge to U S authority in Central and South America The State Department notes the Kaisers missive was a formal communication and not a move to invade diplomatic fields The action could magnify tensions and fuel anti American sentiment while inviting careful official scrutiny of Germany's aims and the Mosgue doctrine implications
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Madelriz
State Department
Kaiser
Muautriz
Germany
United States
Central America
South American
Foreign Office
Madriz
Friends of
Kern Seeks Bryans Aid In Campaign For Indiana
Democratic hopes in Indiana hinge on William Jennings Bryan, whose local option stance fuels tension with party leaders led by Thomas Taggart. Bryan’s influence could help Kern, but the party central committee rejects inviting him while Taggart maintains control, though Anti-Saloon League backing could allow a speaking tour.
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John W. Kern
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Kern
Bryan
Democratic State Committee
Anti-Saloon League
Democratic Party
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
State Central Committee
Jackson
Anti- Saloon League
School Board Moves to New North Side Home
The school board agrees to a 99 year lease for 110000 to occupy Fitzgerald residence north of St. Clair park at Meridian and St. Clair streets. Possession in December will make it official residence for the board, vacating 312 N. Meridian street. First year rent is 4950 with yearly increases for five years. An assignment backs the deed to Louis Hollweg of Hollweg Reese.
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Fitzgerald
St. Clair
Commissioners
St. Clair Park
Meridian
Mary B. Fitzgerald
N. Meridian Street
Louis Hollweg
Hollweg & Reese
John P. Fitzgerald
Hollweg
Girl in Uniform Arrested by Interurban Detectives
Della Ayres, 19, of 419 English Avenue, was arrested on a petit larceny charge after approaching an interurban conductor at the Traction Terminal station to meet her sweetheart. Detectives Shine and Healy had been tracking her for five months over thefts of trinkets and clothing from a former rooming house.
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Della Ayres
English Avenue
Shine and Healy
Miss Ayres
Traction Terminal
Loeb Says He Is Not in Contest for Governor
New York on July 12 announces that William Loeb will not seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination. A close friend said Loeb told President Taft at a Monday conference that he cannot enter politics now due to financial difficulties.
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Loeb
New York
William Loeb
Taft
Rain Cancels Columba s Indy Doubleheader
The Tuesday double-header between Columbus and Indianapolis was canceled due to rain. Manager Carr said the first game was impossible at 1 pm and the second was abandoned at 2 pm. Columbus returned home, then faced Minneapolis on Wednesday as the Blues started a four day series at Washington Park.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Carr
Minneapolis
Blues
Washington Park
Burglar Steals Cigars From Dolph Dellinger’s Apartment
A burglar gained entry to Dolph Dellinger’s Roberts annex apartment at 229 N Illinois street on Monday afternoon using a key. He took a box of cigars and a box of matches after Dellinger returned home that night.
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Dolph Dellinger
Roberts Annex
N. Illinois Street
Dellinger
Boy Draws Lot Kills Himself in American Duel
In Budapest on July 12 Emil Gerre a 16 year old Pressburg pupil died from a self inflicted wound after drawing the red lot in an American duel staged by a military cadet and two seconds. He promised to kill himself within 24 hours and did so after writing letters to his parents friends and the girl at the center of the quarrel.
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Budapest
Emil Gerre
Pressburg
Hungary
Europe
Gerre
Castine Hull Inspected After Collision Near Provincetown
Divers examined the gunboat Castine beached at the east end of Provincetown harbor after a collision with the submarine Bonita late Monday. They do not believe the vessel is damaged beyond repair.
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Provincetown
Mass
Fight Pictures Not to Be Seen in Indianapolis
Mayor Shank ordered police chief Hyland to bar the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures from Indianapolis after discussions with Prosecutor Hooton City Attorney Kealing and Judge Collins. The H. Lieber Co. faced opposition and may not bring the images to Indiana, excluding them from the state.
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Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Shank
Hyland
H. Lieber Co
Hooton
Kealing
Collins
Indiana
Sues Rather Than Wed In Breach Of Promise Suit
Dora Durham by Flora J Durham sues Thomas W Perkins for 15000 damages alleging breach of promise. The 18 year old plaintiff says Perkins promised to marry her last October but did not keep the promise.
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Dora Durham
Flora J. Durham
Thomas W. Perkins
Perkins
Mike
Man Charged With Tire Theft In City Case
Walter Morton, 24, of 416 N Senate Ave, is charged with grand larceny over a tire theft. Police say Morton matched a description tied to tires found piled at Fisher Ante Co on Capital Ave and fled when spotted by a night watchman. A tire cover allegedly given by Morton is in evidence.
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Walter Morton
Senate Avenue
Speedway
Kurtz
Morton
Fisher Ante Company
Capital Avenue
Employers Move to End Cloak Makers Strike
New York July 12. The cloak makers strike widens as employers seek settlement. The executive committee doubles its membership to handle heavy applications, with 100 firms set to sign the scale and 11,000 costume workers, rain coat makers, and alteration workers joining the strike.
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New York
Clerk Charles Suesz to Retire After 25 Years at Stalhut
Charles M. Suesz, a Fred Stalhut grocery clerk for 25 years, will retire and move to his brother's Kansas home for a first vacation in ten years.
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Charles M. Suesz
Fred Stalhut Grocery
Kansas
Train Wreck Near Metz Kills Two Injures Many Delegates
A derailment of Southern Pacific No. 75 near Metz, Salinas, California, killed two trainmen and severely injured four others among a crowd of passengers, including Mrs. H. E. Barnard and Laura Mukohf. The second section carried chemists convention delegates from Los Angeles to San Francisco, including Wilbur Bancroft and H F Bancroft. Communication was hampered by distance to a telephone or telegraph station nine miles away.
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Charles Lamont
Detroit
H. E. Barnard
Indianapolis
Laura Mukohf
Beach City
M. F. Nicholas
Grand Harbor
Mich
Chemists’ Convention
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Forty Hurt as Detroit Railway Collision Hits Orangemen Parade
In Detroit on July 12 a construction car on the Detroit United railway collided with a special carrying Orangemen en route to Windsor. The wreck injured forty people, all hurt seriously, as the dispatches misrouted orders and the construction car failed to wait on the siding.
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Detroit
Mich
Sim
Detroit United Railway
Ortonville
Windsor
Eight perished in Campbellton fire that wiped out town
An explosion and raging fire destroyed Campbellton New Brunswick early Monday leaving about four thousand homeless and raising losses to around two million dollars. The Richardsons shingle mill started the blaze which spread to the Inter-Colonial railway station and telegraph offices as wire communication failed.
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ST. John
N. B
Campbellton
Richard's Company
Great Northwestern
Harmon Hopes to Put Lynchers in Prison or Chair
Newark riot arrests begin as Gov Harmon vows rigorous prosecutions. Fifteen or more suspects expected within 24 hours, including Elmaline Watha and others named by Columbus authorities. Detective testimony and premeditated murder charges loom, with police reorganization anticipated after the lynching of Etherington.
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Columbus
Newark
Barry J. Bradbury
The
Service Company
Cleveland
Denmnnt
Denman
Elmaline Watha
Hayti
Weldon Dennis
Charles Bagley
Edward Willard
Postmaster Chosen in Hatfield Spencer County
Mary L. Scott was appointed postmaster at Hatfield in Spencer County to replace A McKenney who resigned. The selection was announced from Washington on July 12.
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Washington
Mary L. Scott
Hatfield
Spencer County
A. McKenney
Rolls Crushed to Death in Blow to Aviation Meet
Charles Stewart Rolls, famed English aviator and the only man to fly solo across the English Channel, died when his Wright machine crashed during an aviation meet at Bournemouth. The biplane’s tail broke after a 60 mph descent, crushing Rolls as spectators watched in disbelief. His father and mother, Lord and Lady Tangattock, learned of the tragedy upon arrival and were overwhelmed by grief.
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Bournemouth
Eng
Charles Stewart Rolls
France
Wright
Rolls
J. A. Drexel
M. Audemars
Audemars
Holiday Mead
Rolis
Lord
Lady Tangattock
Bownemouth
Capt. Rolls
Charged With Cruelty to Animals
George Nicholson a fish dealer and his delivery clerk Bert J Parr were arrested Tuesday for cruelty to animals. Humane Inspector Gunsolus reported Parr was driving a horse with a sore shoulder when arrests were made at 320 Indiana Avenue.
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George Nicholson
Indiana Avenue
Bert J. Parr
Hurmane
Gunsolus
Parr
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