Nicaragua Accepts Settlement Amid Britain’s Reluctance
Nicaragua has agreed to a 277,300 indemnity to be paid within 15 days after British ships leave Corinto, while Britain holds firm on payment under duress with the fleet present. The United States urges a peaceful settlement as revolution fears mount, and arbitration may be considered with US representation not ruled out.
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Miners Strike Halts 7000 Workers in Ohio Districts
May 1 report from BeLlame Ohio notes mines in the area and the Fifth Ohio district closing as miners demand 60 cents per ton before resuming work. Over 7,000 miners are out of work amid the stoppage.
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Robbed by a Crook in Ohio Girl's Unpleasant Experience
Miss Lizzie Shriner of Middleport, Ohio, vanished while temporarily demented and was found by Bridgeport authorities. A crook known as Boxer O'Neal robbed her of a gold watch, chain, and about $20 before his arrest. The case follows other regional notices and society items from Ohio on May 1.
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Indian Outbreak Stirs Fear Over Timber Land Arrests
From Farno North Dakota May 1 United States Marshal Cronan reports 200 300 hostiles at Langan ready to resist as settlers flee St Johns. Indians claim original title to land and deny arrests for timber cutting while the government reserves land and grants homesteads.
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McBryde Probes Pittsburg Miners Strike for Columbus Report
Pat McBryde secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America is in Pittsburg district to study the strike for a report to the national convention in Columbus. Ohio miners and Shawnee district delegates also examine the situation to present accurate findings at the meeting.
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Pilot James Pelle Jr Named Responsible in Steamboat Sinking
Louisville May 1 report by local steam boat inspectors finds the State of Misouri wreck due to pilot negligence. The case is referred to United States District Attorney Smith to pursue the pilot in court.
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Baltimore belt tunnel to open for business tomorrow
The Baltimore and Ohio belt tunnel, 7 300 feet long, will open for business tomorrow after five years of construction at a cost of 6 900 000 dollars.
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Railroad Wreck In Mexico At Teinamatla Kills 14
City of Mexico May 1 report another wreck on the Inter Oceanic line at Teine matia where a freight train jumped the track. Fourteen were killed and several injured. The curve has caused previous Temomatla disasters and other wrecks with loss of life.
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Foreign warships gathering threaten Japan Russia crisis
Dispatch from Kobe reports foreign warships assembling at Japanese ports with French vessels ordered to prepare for emergencies. Japanese press faces censorship as crisis signs mount, with ministries resisting Russian dictation and possible defiance. Washington notes limited likelihood of immediate demonstrations by Russia, Germany, or France. Army transfers announced by Secretary Lamont shift Ruger Merritt Brooke and others among Chicago Washington St Paul Omaha Denver San Antonio. Miners strike in West Virginia nears general action as nonunion workers displacement prompts resistance and traffic stoppages.
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Insurgents Reorganize In Cuba Face Spanish Forces
In Cuba near Ramon Yagneres insurgents, said to be routed April 24 by Major Tejerizo, regroup and clash again. Reported rebel casualties include 62 dead with many wounded. Spanish losses cited as six dead and three wounded.
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Murder in Louisville Shakeup Ends In Double Homicide
Arch ie Brown son of Kentucky’s governor and Mrs Fulton Gordon prominent in Louisville society die after a fatal shootout at an Madison Street house. Gordon arrested after attempting flight. coroner rules justifiable homicide amid a grisly scene with bloodied rooms and shattered furniture.
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Chance for Buchanan Execution Delay Advised
Albany May 1 Deputy Attorney General Hasbrouck advised Warden Sage of Sing Sing to suspend the execution of Dr Robert W Buchanan until after the habeas corpus appeal Is decided by the U S Supreme Court If the appeal is dismissed Buchanan may not be resentenced before execution The governor s respite expires today and a delay would prevent immediate death also noting a park purchase near Missionary Ridge and plans for National Military Park development
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Markets Summary From Various Cities and Dates
Markets report mixed conditions across regions with prices on livestock and dairy products varying. Notable figures include butter prices from Elgin and Ohio creamery, eggs from Pennsylvania and Ohio, cattle and hogs quotes from East Liberty and Cincinnati, plus wheat and oats futures in New York. Additional notes cover massillon grain and supply prices, with general market tone shifting toward slower demand in hogs and steadier or firmer sheep and lamb values.
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