Hearst Back In Democratic Fold Spurs Upstate Split
Reports say Hearst may rejoin the Democratic Party with Civic Alliance backing, while upstate leaders fear his return could swell the League and split Tammany. Shonts dinner noted as a sign of shifting alliances ahead of the 1907 gubernatorial campaign.
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Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Tema
William R. Retierty
Tammany
Democratic League
Saratoga
Civic Alliance
Hearst
Democratic
Conners
Mr. Hearst
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Shonts
S. Stanwood Menken
League
Mr. Menken
Schurman weighs state control of Cornell University
President Schurman in his annual report suggests state control could be increased through charter amendments or full trusteeship changes. He classifies universities as endowed, state, and Cornell as both, and notes strategic needs including a new chemical lab armory and facilities for Sibley College and veterinary medicine.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Schurman
Draper
Senate
United States
College of Agriculture
Sibley College
Sing Sing Convict James Murphy Escapes
James Murphy a ten year prisoner at Sing Sing disappeared from the prison stable last night a general alarm was issued. He had earned trust since arriving from Kings County four years ago and was known as a trusty while supervising horses and tracking around the stable. Despite a thorough search no trace of the escapee was found. Murphy was convicted of first degree assault in Brooklyn and had shown no trouble since admission.
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James Murphy
Sing Sing
Murphy
Kings County
Brooklyn
France Demands Equal Control in Chinese Railway Talks
Paris financiers now press for equal division of railway construction control, risking derailment of negotiations with Britain and Germany. Meanwhile, Amoy China reports the Imperial Board of Communications has advanced 500000 dollars for the Amoy and Changchow line extension.
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London
Great Britain
China
Amoy
Imperial Board of Communications
Amoy and
Changchow
Gompers Gets a Stay on Contempt Case
The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia grants a stay of execution of the mandate sending Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison to jail. The stay is indefinite pending appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Governor Creel Granted Leave. Sanchez Named Acting Governor
In Chihuahua the State Legislature grants thirty days’ leave to Gov Enrique Creel and names Jose Maria Sanchez Acting Governor as Creel travels to Mexico City amid reports he is called to join the Cabinet In Navre Marie Mallet an elderly cook dies suddenly inheriting a large fortune bequeathed by a California Forty Niner to her heirs
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Enrique Creel
Jose Maria Sanchez
Creel
Mexico City
Navre
Marie Mallet
California
Mexico Offers Plan in Nicaragua Crisis
Mexico proposes a plan to resolve the Nicaragua crisis to the United States. Zelaya reportedly signals willingness to retire, but Estrada rejects any terms. Reports describe battles between Estrada’s rebels and Zelaya’s government and hint France may intervene to protect citizens if needed.
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Mexico
Nicaragua
Salvador Castrillo
Estrada Provisional Government
Matuty
Zasquez
Estrada
Zelaya
United States
Bluefields
Liberal Party
Sefior Castrillo
Washington
Adolph Diaz
Dr. Castrillo
Telegram from Grace and Cannon case clarifies interview rumors
The telegram states regrets over sensational reports of an interview about Nicaragua. It denies an interview on the topic and notes no such discussion. It mentions a hypothetical mission to move marines from the Isthmus of Panama to Corinto in Nicaragua if Zelaya faces a demonstration.
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Nicaragua
Pichilinque Bay
Mexico
Buffalo
Panama
Zelaya
Corinto
French consulate asked to investigate Nicaraguan outrages
A San José dispatch reports the French government faces possible consequences from Zelaya after outrages against French citizens in Nicaragua. Faustino Montiel lodges a formal complaint with the Costa Rica French Consul General, detailing abduction, looting, and threats at a farm near the Great Lake of Nicaragua. Other claims allege executions of Espinosa relatives and Barrios and Lacass supporters, denied by the Nicaraguan Consul here.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Martinique
France
San José
Costa Rica
Faustino Montiel
Montiel
S Form
M. Menier
Paris
Great Lake of
Larios
Mr. Ruinart
Portuga
George S. Lacoya
Leon
Francisco Espinosa
Rodolfo Espinosa
Emilio Espinosa
Lacoya
Atenas
Colon
Espinosa
Corinto
Grenada
Lacaya
Col
Hernando Barrios
Maximilian Lacass
Estrada
Agea
Reichstag Session Opened by Kaiser in Berlin
Emperor William opened the Reichstag by reading the throne speech. Bethmann-Hollweg handed the document, announcing sick benefit insurance for workers and a system for dependents of deceased laborers. The empire aims to extend Usambara Railway and reform legal codes amid pan German debate.
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William
Reichstag
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Imperial Insurance Organization
Africa
South Seas
Usambara
Kilimenjaro
Count von Sternstorff
United States
Philadelphia
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Bernstorff
Count Bernstorff
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