Madriz Forces Take Bluefields Ending Nicaragua Revolt
The Madriz army under President Madriz defeats General Estrada’s revolution, seizing Bluefields after feeble insurgent resistance. Estrada vows to continue fighting elsewhere as Bluefields capitulation marks the revolt’s final scene. Washington reports the capture ends the conflict that began last year.
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Mardiz
Nicarighay
Seerha
Madriz
Bluefieins Bluff
Estrada
Bluefields Bluff
Washington
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Mamigua
Steel trust to see management change this year
New York May 28 reports say United States Steel near its tenth anniversary will see a management overhaul. Andrew Carnegie will relinquish control and new leaders and methods will be introduced despite no visible friction in the corporate ties.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Tension Over Carnegie Stronghold and Appointments
Tension grows over Carnegie influence in the steel company as dictated appointments and methods are debated. Reports say control will shift after early next year when the company proceeds with changes, with President Corey and other leaders preparing for this transition.
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Carnegie
Contro
Steel Company
Ainy
Corey
Tia Cna
TROOPS PROTECT WITNESS IN KENTUCKY TRIALS
Adjutant General under Governor Wilson ordered troops from Hopkinsville and Hart to Latladdo to guard witnesses in the alleged night riders trials. The dispatch notes patrols will cover nights as proceedings proceed and mentions Milton Oliver among those cited.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Plep
A. B. Willson
Hopkinsville
Harter
Latladdo
Lion County
Milton Oliver
Scientist Koch Dies in Baden-Baden at Sixty Six
Professor Robert Koch eminent bacteriologist died in Baden Baden on May 28 from heart disease. His work in malarial regions and Africa followed by 1876 isolation of anthrax, 1882 tuberculosis bacillus, 1883 cholera comma bacillus elevated him to fame. Born Klausthal December 11 143, he graduated Gottingen 1866.
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Baden-Paden
Robert Koch
German East Africa
Koch
Egypt
India
Keech
Klausthal
Hanover
Gottingen University
Westinghouse at Odds With Chairman in Open Break
George Westinghouse president of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing and Robert Mather chairman of the board have an open rupture. Wall Street questions duration of strain and possible resignation. The clash stems from Westinghouse criticism of Mather authorized action involving CU W Register that moved Chicago Railways into receivership.
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Electric Company
Mather
New York
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Robert Mather
Wall Street
Westinghouse
Aera
CU. W. Register
Chicago Railways Company
Sneider Arrested in Bank Looter Case Ties
In New York on May 2, broker Strauss Sneider was arrested at his Flatbush home on charges of aiding and abetting Coleman in stealing 800000 from the National City Bank of Cambridge. Police say Sneider aided the alleged fugitive “Big Bag” Kelt her in mobilizing funds from the bank fraud.
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Coleman
New York
Boston
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Strauss Sneider
Flatbush
Big bin
Kelther
Frial
United States
Sneker
Faro Games Hs
Cotton Crisis Postponed
A delayed meeting after layers vote to reduce wages, interrupting planned actions amid ongoing cotton industry tensions and labor adjustments. The development impacts workers, unions, and management across the sector as talks continue.
Princeton's J Wyman Leaves Vast Bequest to Graduate School
The Boston area obituary notes Isaac C Wynn of Savem Mass died at eighty two and left the bulk of his estate, estimated between 2 million and 19 million dollars, to Princeton University's graduate school in memory of alumnus J Wyman. Wyman born Marblehead 1828, wealthier as lawyer turned real estate investor, never married, collected antiques, and boasted large land holdings across the United States and Canada.
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Isaac C. Wynn
Savem
Mass
Whithedt
Graduate School
Princeton University
Mr. Wyman
Marblehead
William
Princeton
Harvard Law. School
United States
Canada
Spain
England
Big Play Congress Planned for Rochester Convention
The Playground Association of America will hold what is billed as the world’s biggest play congress in Rochester New York from June 7 to 11. About 3 000 invitations and over 1 000 delegates from every state will attend. Sessions will cover the play question recreation and education with speakers including John Collier Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes Ernest Thompson Seton and Charles F Campbell. The event will feature a story telling session a 10 000 child play festival and a water carnival with fireworks.
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Playground Association
Rochester
N. Y
Playground Association of America
The
New York
Congress
John Collier
People
Moving Picture Board of Censors
New York City
Charles A. Israels
Rose Pastor Stokes
Ernest Thompson Seton
Charles F. Campbell
America
Genesee Valley Park
Air springs aim to replace rubber tires in autos
George Westinghouse of Pittsboro has invented an air spring for vehicles. The device uses air cushions under frame corners with plungers in cylinders about three inches in diameter and ten inches long. He claims autos with air springs ride smoother than rubber-tired cars, even with solid steel tires.
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George Westinghouse
Pittsboroh
Westinghouse
Harvard Professor Brues Announces Shotgun Beetle Discovery
In a Bussey Institute lecture in Boston Professor T Brues of Harvard announced the discovery of the shotgun beetle. The talk notes elm bark damage linked to the pest.
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Bussey Institute
Boston
T. Brues
Harvard
Noted Golf Player Jerome D. Travers Fights For Championship
Jerome D. Travers, famed golfer, is set to challenge for the championship today. The event headlines a major tournament with Travers aiming to clinch the title against a field of top contenders.
Veterans clash in Metropolitan final for golf title
Jerome Danstan Travers and Fredierick Berreshoff reach the Metropolitan Golf Association championship final in New York on May 24. Travers, a two time national champion with titles at St Andrews and Nassau in 1907 and 1908, seeks another major win. Berreshoff, runner up to Chandler Egan in 1904 and last year to Walter Travis at Apawamis, aims for a breakthrough.
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New York
Jerome Danstan Travers
Fredierick Berreshoff
Metropolitan Golf Association
St. Andrewd
Nassau
Eben M. Byers
Finldlay
Douglas
Herreshoff
Chandler Egan
Riot in Newmarket as Redmond O Brien followers clash
In Cork May 28 police fired on mobs in Newmarket during a raucous clash between followers of John Redmond and William O Brien. Incendiarism and revolver fire left the main street aflame, one person killed and several injured amid multiple arrests.
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Newmarket
O’brien-Redmond
Cork
John Redmond
William O'Brien
Irish League
Newmarket i San O'Brien
Hedm
Mt Olivet Church Services Tomorrow in Full
Mount Olivet Church announces services tomorrow led by Rev. Edward Redd. Morning service at 10 45, Sunday school at 2 30, and evening service at 7. The pastor extends a cordial welcome to all.
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Mt. Olivet
Mount Olivet
Edward Redd
Big Seashore Traffic Yesterday
Shore traffic surged as many families returned home and several trains ran to capacity amid the holiday rush along the coast.
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Curtis Bros
Jams
David Lerner
GEO, Paar Delicatessen
Mndriz
MAY
Gary Steel Trust
Judge
Gorey
Scierice
Dr. Koch
Westinghouse AT Odds
Big Jack
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Prima Donna
A. G. Wheeler
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Chaiman
Justice McCall
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