Intervention in Cuba Threatened as Havana Resents Action
State Department warns Cuba of possible U S intervention to preserve a constitutional government. Note transmitted through Minister Beaupré in Havana cites military and rural guard influence at a veterans meeting as a threat to Cuba’s republic, promising action if laws are defied and stability endangered.
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State Department
Havana
Washington
United States
Wil
Cuba
Beaupré
Hay Wan
Gomes
Beaugré
National Council of Veteran
Pote
Ures
Gomez
Veterans’ Association
Seterana
Taerplers
Congress
Seston
Department
Eubelantin
Spain
Cura
United
Tre
Tng
Cubs
Smiclais
President Gomez Declines Alarm Over U S Cuba Intervention Feared
In Havana on January 16 President Gomez dismissed U S intervention threats as exaggerated. He said Washington misreads Cuba due to distorted reports, affirmed control of the country, pledged to enforce laws, and warned against patriotism that opposes the government. A cabinet meeting planned talks with party leaders and veterans to frame a response.
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Jose Miguel Gomez
Havana
United States
Garde Xeon
Knox
Beaupré
Washington
Cuba
Anight
Eral Emilio Nunes
Veterans’ Association
the Veterans’ Assoriation
Harper's Weekly drops Wilson candidacy claim after governor's demand
Harper's Weekly explains it withdrew support for Woodrow Wilson after a direct statement from Governor Wilson that the advocacy harmed his candidacy. Colonel Harvey, editor, and William F. McCombs deny personal quarrel, citing editorial judgment. Wilson declines to comment, noting no breach with Harvey. reports say some readers viewed Harvey's backing as favoring “the interests.”
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Woodrow Wilson
Harper's Weekly
Wilson
Feane
George Harvey
Deal Beach
Herbert FE. Bowen
Harvey
Harvey Dore
Bowen
Trenton
Hary
Harv
William F. McCombs
Princeton
Wison
West 41Th Street
Harper's
McComba
Har
Lotus Club
New Jersey
Man Ferrone guilty of murder tries to kill himself in court
Joseph Ferrone, found guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife on Bradhurst Avenue, lunged at a juror and attempted suicide in the Court of General Sessions. He was restrained and placed in a straitjacket at the Tombs. juror No. 6 fainted amid the chaos. Ferrone, born in Italy in 1851, faced impending death by electric chair, with Judge Foster presiding.
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Joseph Ferrone
Mamie Cunningham
Foster
Ferrone
Perrone
Captain Fanning
Vorrone
Judge Foster
Bridge of Sighs
Fere
Y. Gammock
No. 130
West
Gammocks
Gottlieb Sternberg
138Th Street
Whitman
Anie
Riverside Drive
Hudson Street
Italy
Edward McCormack
37Th Street
Cormack
McCormack
Jersey City
Cunningham
Philadelphia
Verrone
New York
Bradhruat
Caate
Dead Banker on Trial in Federal Court
Young, a cottonseed exporter, faces trial in the Federal Court of BH for alleged misappropriation of funds at Calveston National Bank following the president’s death. Defense seeks to quash the indictment arguing the late president was never convicted, while Young is charged with misapplying nearly 700 dollars.
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Jan WA
Young
Calveston National Bank
Jnment
Henee Young
Unstrag
Sa Tt
Alive but dead legally found alive in New York City
Ogdensburg reports Captain Cruikshank believed drowned on the St Lawrence River on June 27 1910 and declared legally dead. He reappeared in New York, telling attorney George W Fuller that he staged the disappearance for business reasons. Fuller will petition to revoke letters testamentary issued to Cruikshank's wife.
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Ogdensburg
van Mittain
Barton & Cruikshank
St. Lawrence River
New York City
George W. Fuller
Potedam
Cruikshank
Syracuse
Suite Nations
St. Lawren
Morine
Cand
Poughes Engineering Company
No. 60
Church Street
New York
Verbeck
Getal
West 4Th Street
Fuller
Abeot. Herriman
Puller
Petitton
Tain
Three Men Drive Hudson in Big Mercedes Car
Fred Koenig Baker Coleman and William Connors crossed the Hudson River at Tarrytown yesterday in a large Mercedes. The trip covered about three miles of water in fifteen minutes. The thermometer stood near the zero point and all three had frozen hands on their return.
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Fred Koenig
Baker Coleman
William Connors
Hudson River
Tarrytown
Hudson
Koent
Fero Point
West Side Fire Destroys Wanamaker Warehouse Contents
A midnight blaze tore through the Wanamaker storage warehouse on 27th Street, drawing multiple alarms and fifteen engines. Patrolman J Hehubert spotted flames, and Chief Kenton, with Commissioner Waldo and Johnson, coordinated efforts to prevent spread as thousands in valuables, including furniture and tapestries, were consumed. losses estimated up to 500000 dollars.
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Wanamaker
2Th
UTA
J Hehubert
Kenton
Petantivons
Waldo
Warmaker
Johnson
27Th Street
Coasters Near Death at West Point Cadet Accidents
Cadets at West Point were hospitalized after a serious Chapel Hill accident involving two bobs skidding from a path and crashing into a stone wall. Cadets Harden and Hartizen suffered severe head injuries requiring stitches and ongoing hospital care. Officials maintain secrecy on the injured cadets' conditions.
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Newhare
Jai
IiIt
West Point
Chapel VI
Teath
Atone Wall
Harden
Hartizen
Passenger Train Derailment Near Newburgh Causes Injuries
A West Shore passenger train derailed about eight miles south of Newburgh New York injuring four or five people, none seriously. A broken flange is blamed. derailed passengers were moved to another train and continued to New York.
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Newburgh
N.Y. Jan
Weehawken
New York
Mayor Gaynor Declines Clover Club Dinner Offer
Philadelphia January 1 The note from Mayor William J. Gaynor to the Clover Club expresses humorous regret at missing the thirtieth annual dinner. He recalls a past rejection by the Jackson Club in Washington and jokes that they broke his heart. Theodore Roosevelt also replies with a regretful note about not accepting invitations to speak.
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Philadelphia
William Jr. Gaynor
Clover Club
Jackson Club
Washingon
Theodore Roosevelt
Bent sues wife over $310000 in stocks and securities
S Arthur Bent files bill in Suffolk County Superior Court against his wife Mrs Mary H Bent alleging she obtained stocks and securities valued at 310000 by threats while they were in Europe in 1900. Bent, aged 71, prominent lawyer and author, resident at 24 Commonwealth Avenue, formerly Boston School Board member.
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Arthur Bent
Boston
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