Nicaragua Rebel War Ends with Surrender at Leon
A Managua cablegram reports the four month rebellion in Nicaragua ending as rebel forces surrender at Leon. General Baca's envoy sought peace terms with President Zelaya, who demanded unconditional surrender and now the government enters Leon with forces. Ministers notify that peace is established and Corinto port will reopen soon. The cruiser Alert may sail north shortly.
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Washington, D. C
Managua
Nicaragua
Leon
Zelaya
Liberal Party
Zeya
Baca
Lewis Baker
Gnally
Gomes
U. S
Baker
Coriute
Matabeles Retreat Reported Near Bulawayo
Telegraph from Bulawayo says Matabeles have withdrawn from the vicinity of Bulawayo and may retire westward. Cape Town dispatch claims Rhodes predicts earlier railway reach due to upheaval. Palapye report notes two white outlaws aiding Matabeles, while Khami and Khama cite famine and divisions among Matabele leaders.
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London
Barl Gray
Bulawayo
Mangwa
Timex
Cape Town
Gwelo
Cecil Rhodes
Matebeleland
Khama
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Pueblo Coast Rates Reduced to San Francisco
A circular signed by the Southern Pacific and connecting lines cuts Iron article rates from Pueblo to San Francisco by twenty five percent. The move follows Interstate Commerce Commission orders that Pueblo rates exceed seventy five percent of Missouri river rates, after Colorado Fuel and Iron's case against lines including the Southern Pacific.
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San Franccisco
Southern Pacific
Pueblo
Colorado
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rates Protest Under Interstate Commerce Commission Order
The Southern Pacific and its allies threaten court action, attaching a notice to their tariff stating the published rates are under I C C order and not regarded as reasonable compensation for the service, accepted only under protest.
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Haut
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Brazilians Want a King
Rio de Janeiro May 4 monarchists press for restoration amid Republican turmoil. Demonstrations last November in Rio and Sao Paulo show growing support. High rank officers in the army and navy publicly back the monarchy, while many remain neutral or suspected of sympathy with conspirators. General Pompen urged students and colleagues to join. The Republican journal calls for loyalty tests among officers.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
San Paulo
Thomas Pompen
Military School
Fort Alez
Republican Journal of
Palz
Republic
No Refuge for Embezzlers in Mexican Case
Chester Rowe of Poweshick county Iowa was sentenced to twelve years and two months in Bellm prison after embezzling $38,000 and seeking Mexican citizenship to avoid punishment. The case, pursued by lawyer Alfore and prosecutor Buckstone, tests extraterritorial reach as Rowe’s offense continued on Mexican soil. The Supreme Court appeal looms, with supporters praising Mexico as law abiding.
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Mexico City
Chester Rowe
Poweshick County
Iowa
Aguelar
Bellm
Rowe
Mexico
Alfore
United States
Supreme Court
Buckstone
Manchester Canal business rises with US trade
Washington May 4 The Manchester ship canal business shows improvement per Consul Grinnell based on a report from Manchester He notes 67389 bales of cotton arrived in the first quarter from the United States more than in the previous two years since the canal opened He expects more US cattle and provision trade to shift to Manchester with canal aid
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Washington, D. C
Great Manchester Ship Canal
State Department
United States
Grinnell
Manchester
Madchester
Tribute to Susan B. Anthony and Anthony's Annuitant
In Atlanta at Capital College Miss Will Allen Drumgoole extols Susan B. Anthony as a monumental figure whose legacy will outlast time. The speech lauds her struggles for women and the enduring cause of suffrage. Rachel Foster Avery is noted for having endowed an $800 yearly annuity for Anthony.
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Susan B. Anthony
Atlanta
Will Allen Drumgoole
The
Capital College
Miss Anthony
Rachel Foster Avery
Funeral calling leads to a funeral home misunderstanding
An ex governor recounts two brothers in an undertaker business. The elder dies and his nephew Thomas joins the firm. Thomas arranges a wealthy man’s funeral but annoys the widow by asking in mischief when she has been accustomed to burying her husbands.
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Massachusetts
Thomas
Tom
Dudgeon
Mrs. X
Potato Beauty Soap Substitute Suggested by Writer
A writer suggests using a newly grated raw potato as a facial wash. The fine potato juice is said to contain ingredients that act quickly and beneficially on the skin, serving as a natural cleansing substitute for soap.
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Lee
Ite
Vic
Pueblo Coast
Manchester Ship Canal
Anthony
Her
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Denver Directory
Red Mueller
Rimer Street
Denver
Procter
Lawrence ST
Nock & Garside
Lought Sold, & Machinery Co
Knigh Tapahoe
Jenry Miler & .O
Arapahoe
Otis
Blitz Jewelry CO
Artis
Denver Music
Champa Street
HIRES
Charter F. Hires Co
Philatelphis
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