Strained Mexico Guatemala Relations Said to Impair Hague Efforts
Washington May 3 officials fear tensions over Guatemala's refusal to surrender fugitives including Lima threaten Central American peace. State Department monitors Junta activity in Mexico and possible revolution plans while seeking to avert war with partial troop mobilization on the Guatemala frontier.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Lima
Barrillas Ie Wa
Americas
United States
State Department
Nicaragua
Honduras
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Nicaruena
Amalapa
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Root
Creel
Jose Lima
Cabrera
Barrillas
General Barrillas
Ti Ja
Officials Dismiss Four Land Office Clerks Over Oregon Irregularities
Washington on May 3 reports William E. Volke of Maryland principal examiner, W. D. Harlan of DC, J. J. Barnes of Michigan, and R. Ogden of Montana, clerks in the general land office, were dismissed. They were tied to cases involving land irregularities in Oregon.
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William_ E. Volke
Maryland
General Land Office
W. D. Harlan
District of Columbia
J. J. Barnes
Michigan
R. Ogden
Montana
Oregon
Roosevelt Delivers Speech at McClellan Statue Unveiling
In Washington on May 3 the bronze Major General George B. McClellan statue was unveiled with civic and military ceremonies. President Roosevelt gave the principal address before a distinguished audience, marking the event organized by the Army of the Potomac.
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Washington
George B. McCelllan
Army of the Potomac
Roosevelt
Officials Charged With Padding Manila Payrolls
Manila reports Captain FP G Cole of the quartermaster department and Chief Clerk P F Thornton pleaded not guilty in the criminal court to accusations they padded payrolls.
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Manila
FP. G. Cole
Quartermaster's Department
P. F. Thornton
Kelsey Sustained by Senate in Insurance Chief Fight
Albany May 3 The New York Senate narrowly sustained Alta Kelsey as state superintendent of insurance in a vote that fell short of the two thirds needed to support Governor Hughes removal plan. Twenty seven senators opposed removal while twenty four voted to sustain the governor, with party lines breaking as Republicans 22 Democrats 2 joined in opposition.
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Sénate
Alta
Kelsey
State Superintendent of Insurance
Hughes
Mexico City ready to fight as Guatemala tensions rise
Reports from the city say serious trouble may erupt in Guatemala. A prominent returnee believes Estrada Cabrera could be unseated or forced to defend his office. The Barillas-Lima incident and Harilas assassination have intensified revolutionary sentiment and left rebels poised at the first opportunity.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
Barilas-Lima
Harillas
Paducah Scout Vessel News From Pacific Patrol
The Paducah scouting unit sails from Paducah for Puerto Cortez and Puerto Barcinos to assess dike preparations. The gunboat Maria is to accompany the mission while a brief stop is planned, and wireless communications will be monitored during the voyage.
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Puerto Cortez
Panduras
United States
Puerto Barcinos
Cruatemala
Conmauasea
Mari Tla
Lost Voice and Self Harm by Arcangelo Rosel in Milan
Arcangelo Rosel, formerly with the Confeder Opera company in San Francisco, attempted suicide in Milan yesterday after a fright from the earthquake. The tenor, already unsettled by recent misfortune, cut out his tongue with a pair of scissors.
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Arcangelo Rosel
Confeld Opera Company
San Francisco
Child awarded damages in dog attack case in Richmond
In Richmond Indiana a circuit court jury awarded Mabel Berger ten years old damages of 400 dollars in her suit against Henry Overman after a bulldog owned by Overman attacked the child. The girl's father filed the action seeking 5000 dollars. In Charleston West Virginia three more bodies were recovered from the Whipple shaft bringing total victims to fourteen. The mine has been explored and all workers from the day of the accident are accounted for.
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Richmond
Ind
Mabel Berger
Sears
Henry Overman
Overman
Charleston
Whipple
City House Bans Retail Liquor Dealers in Bill
Jefferson City May 3 the house passed a bill prohibiting brewers distillers and wholesale liquor dealers from retail sales. The measure also grants authority to search for liquor in certain counties.
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Jefferson City
House
De King's New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs and Colds
G S Clerk of Westfield praises De King's New Discovery for a dangerous cough and throat ailment. He states the remedy relieved the ominous dry cough after one bottle and fully cured after three, with a 60 cent price and a free $1 trial bottle offered by druggist O D Knoe.
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Westfield
Laws
de King
Two Men Charged With Fire at Pleasantville
Sullivan County Indiana May 3 Adolph Memlert and Rush Frederick were arrested at Carlisle for setting fires in Pleasantville Sunday night. The blaze caused about 12000 in loss and targeted the Albert Gilmore drug store, tied to an unlicensed saloon dispute. The pair allegedly sought help from Frank Harbison, amid anti liquor sentiment and a suspected arson motive.
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Sullivan
Ind
Adolph Mem.ert
Rush Frederick
Carlisle
Here
Pleasantville
Frank Harbison
O' Haver
Gilmore
Busines
Vinol Health Claim Ad Targets New Albany Area
An advertisement urges New Albany residents to try Vinol cod liver peptone iron tonic. It claims Vinol uses fresh cod liver elements without oily residues and promises health restoration for elderly, weak, and recovering patients, with a money back guarantee.
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Vinel
Chae
D. Nuoefer
Dragywist
New Albany
Pairchilds Case: Ex-Treasury Chief Charles Fairchild Indicted
Former Secretary of the Treasury Charles S Fairchild to appear next Monday as he faces six counts of forgery in the third degree. Indictments arise from the Prat Bian bond transactions tied to New York Life Insurance Company. George W Perkins, former vice president of New York Life, faces similar charges. proceedings before Justice Greentanney and related grand jury actions are noted.
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Mass
District Attorney's Office
Charles S. Fairchild
Treasty
New York Life Insurance Company
Farrehiid
New York Life
Europe
Greentanney
Supreme Court
Brand
Fairchild
George W. Perkins
View
Litestuation
Perkins
Judge orders indefinite special session on unlicensed saloons
In Evansville Indiana on May 3 Judge Rasch ordered a special Vanderburgh circuit court session to continue indefinitely to address saloon keepers operating without licenses and to probe county official laxity on license fee enforcement. The grand jury probes the murder of Jesse Gray, bookkeeper for F and Furnatture Co., who was choked by a robber.
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Evaneville
Ind
Rasch
Vanderburg
Furs
Jesse Gray
F. and ©. Furnatture Company
Liberty Short Lived: Prisoner Escapes Again
Adrian House, arrested in Harrisburg Illinois for assaulting a 15 year old girl, escaped while being brought to Sullivan Indiana. Rearrested near Evansville, he fled again from Vincennes train stop taking the officer’s overcoat revolver and handcuffs. Upon capture the second time House had filed off the handcuffs.
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Ind
Adrian House
Harrisburg
Here
Evansville
Vincennes
Self Defense Plea Sustained in Soldier Murder Case
Marion Ind May 3 John Hurgry a veteran of the war of the rebellion was acquitted by a jury of murdering his comrade John H Smith. Hurgry had stabbed Smith with a pitchfork at the national soldiers home in January and later faced a guardhouse sentence at the national military home for rule infractions. Witnesses said both men bore pitchforks and approached with equal aggression in the home barn where they were on duty.
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Marion
Ind
John Hurgry
John H. Smith
National Soldiers Home
National Military Home
Wuzzy
Huzzy
Smith
Boy Killed by Railside Collision near Oakland City
Edwin Jenkins aged eighteen was instantly killed in Oakland City Indiana when he boarded a Southern railway freight train for a short ride. A car with no drawbar moved as the train stopped and crushed his body between two cars. He was found between the cars after the crash.
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Oakland City
Ind
Edwin Jenkins
Southern Railway
Rioting Arrests In Greensburg Case
Five men Andrew Muldoon Richard Lacey Charles Speer James Mowry and Thomas Morgan were arrested in Greensburg Indiana on rioting charges after a recent attack on six Black residents. They were released on bond.
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Greensburg
Ind
Andrew Muldoon
Richard Lacey
Charles Speer
James Mowry
Thomas Morgan
New Use for Churches in Greenfield Presents Roller Seating
May 3 Greenfield Indiana reports the basement of the new Presbyterian church will be fitted for roller seating to accommodate congregation members amid a growing attendance. The note discusses community use and the need for efficient space.
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Greenfield
Ind
God the Swarm
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 8 over Brooklyn 1 and St Louis 4 over Cincinnati 1. Other games feature Chicago 4 over New York 1 in one matchup and Boston 1 over New York 4 in another. American League shows Detroit 2 over Chicago 4 and Cleveland 0 over St Louis 3. St Louis 2 and Boston 2 with New York 5, plus Washington 1 and Philadelphia 1. American Association reports Indianapolis 4 over St Paul 2 and Toledo 7 over Kansas City 1, with Louisville 6 over Milwaukee 1 and Columbus 15 over Minneapolis 4.
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Detroit
Cleveland
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Diphtheria Outbreak Tied to Old Garments in Indiana
In Huntingburg Indiana on May 3 a fourteen year old child of Mrs John Ellis of Heilman died of diphtheria and her clothing was stored in a trunk for years. When a newer child opened the trunk the disease struck the family with the father as the only spared member, doctors suspect germs lingering in the old garments.
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Huntingburg
Ind
John Ellis
Heilman
Ruef Seeks Change of Venue for Fair Trial
Abraham Ruef moves for a change of venue claiming widespread sentiment against him in San Francisco and inability to obtain an impartial jury. The motion will be argued after the jury is completed as opponents file affidavits. Also included is a note from David Parker of Fayette New York praising Electric Bitters for stomach ailments and overall health.
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Ruef
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Hit
Turbulent Boise Prepares for Steunenberg Trial
Violence fears mount as Idaho officials and public wrestle with the looming trial of William Haywood and co defendants. Reports say radicals may try to influence events, while Governor Gooding tightens security amid threatening letters and police vigilance. Decatur, Ind., also reports a masked double robbery at local gas stations.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
William Haywood
Wallots
WSGO
Haswood
Coure Alene
Chasen
Colorado
Frank
Mrs De Massy Declared Guilty in New York Trial
Mrs De Massy, titled “Daroness,” was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the killing of Gustav Strian, a shirt waist manufacturer. The court remanded her to Totals until May 9 for sentence with a recommendation of mercy.
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New York
Mayo
Daroness
Anista
Wisconsin senator caucus and parleys across nations
The report notes a Wisconsin senatorial caucus and Belgian parliament reconvening next Tuesday. It also cites a hotel fire at Durham and ongoing debates within the General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution in Wheeling.
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Carrolina
Durham No Co
Illicit Printery Exposed Tied to Lottery Tickets
Postoffice inspectors uncover a printing operation in Pittsburg suspected of producing lottery tickets for wholesale distribution across New York Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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Pittsburg
Postoffice
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Hellister’s Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as life producing medicine
An odd OCR fragment touts Hellister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a natural focus of life producing elements unseen in other medicines. It mentions Tea of Tablege and a 84 cent price from Jao A Kiagelbeha.
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Hellister
Rocky Mountain Tee
Jao A. Kiagelbeha
Sea Elephant Specimen on View at Tring Park Museum
A sea elephant specimen on display at Tring Park in England draws attention to the great private natural history collection. The creature, named as a sea elephant or // proбoscia, reaches up to fourteen feet and is linked to the family of seals known for elongated snouts resembling an elephant trunk. The article also mentions court martial verdicts in San Antonio and baptism plans in Madrid, plus brief notes on local laws and commodity prices.
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Tring Park
England
Natural History
Phon Lioneh Waiter Rothschild
Jargent
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