Obaldia Victory Triggers Arias Resignation in Panamon Crisis
July 3 report notes Senior Arias resigning amid peace talks and American influence rumors. Obaldia’s triumph in municipal races cited as key factor. Officials discuss dual resignations and a unity candidate to avert U S occupation, with both leaders receiving congratulations.
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Arias
Sefior Obaldis
Sefior Arias
United States
Sefier Obaldia
Republic
Panorma
Sefior Obsidia
Executions in Guatemala Amid Coup Attempt
A public list from Mexico City details top Guatemalan figures executed by President Estrada Cabrera after the latest assassination bid. Cadets and officers facing execution included Manuel Mendosa Alfredo Fuentes Manuel Mamirano Maldonado and others. Several prominent leaders were jailed or fled to Mexico.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
Manuel Mendosa
Alfredo Fuentes
Manuel Mamirano
Maldonado
Hurtado
Manuel P. Cordova
José F. Salazar
Victor M. Vega
Mateo Morales
Francisco Ruiz
Eduardo R. Ing
Rafer Prado
R. Juan Vitert
Adolpho Vitert
Vicente Ascenta
Pedro Guillermo Corfine
Ramon Palevica
Sarvell Soloriano
Fox Hunt in Bronx Zoo Ends with Capture
A European red fox escaped a runway by leaping a six foot fence at the Bronx Zoological Garden in heat driven pursuit by keepers Ferguson Reilly and Engieholm and hounds Rex and Jack. After two hours the fox was cornered and returned to its runway with medical aid from Dr V Reed Blatt.
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Bronx Zoological Garden
Ferguson
Reilly
Engieholm
Rex
Jack
Las
Bar
Tem
Mr. Reynard
V. Reed Blatt
Lawyer Brandt Possibly Insane On Observation Ward
Brooklyn lawyer and Democratic figure Charles F. Brandt, aged forty one, was sent to Kings County Hospital observation yesterday. A Harvard Law School graduate and former aide to Councilman John J. McGarry, Brandt's recent months focused on law practice at 162 Montague Street and public speaking. He left his wife six weeks ago, living at the St George Hotel, and his brother Dr William J Brandt brought him home before the ambulance removed him for evaluation. The report suggests overwork and insomnia as possible factors.
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Charies F. Brandt
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Brandt
Harvard Law School
John J. McGarry
Generral Munty
Congress
Francis H. Wilson
Hugh McLoughlin
Montague Street
Carroll Street
St. George Hotel
Wiliam J. Brandt
Garfield Place
Fleet Ready to Sail for Honolulu and Antipodes
The Atlantic fleet of sixteen battleships, fresh from dry docks and coal bunkers full, anchors in San Francisco awaiting a Tuesday departure for Honolulu on a 13,000 mile voyage. Led by Connecticut under Rear Admiral Sperry, the fleet will visit Auckland Sydney Melbourne, Manila, and return to Hampton Roads after fourteen months at sea.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Atlantic
Globe
Kearsarge
Mare Island Navy Yard
Sperry
Alabama
Maine
South America
Wisconsin
Nebraska
R. Morrell
F C. Beattie
Charleston
Bremerton
Bailey Escape From Puerto Cortez Stirs New Orleans Chase
Lieutenant Beery and U S marshal guards reached New Orleans with Albert Bailey and Charles Myers aboard the Ulstein after Francis G Bailey fled from the ship at Puerto Cortez. Bailey the extradited suspect vanished ashore in Honduras, later believed to have reached Guatemala.
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New Orleans
United States
Peter W. Beery
New York Police Department
Albert Bailey
Charles H. Myers
Albert Oxley
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Orleans Parish
Parish
Berry
New York
Francis G. Bailey
Ulstein
Bailey
Baileys
Export Shipping Company of
New Jersey
Albert W. Bailey
Beery
Gulf
Francis Bailey
Guatemala
YACHT OWNERS RESIST INSPECTION OF EQUIPMENT
Deputy Surveyor Mathew M. Conbys conducted a port inspection as dozens of private yachts tied to the tug John J. Timmons were examined for lifesaving gear. Owners including W. E. Ellsworth and Magistrate Tighe argued over safety requirements, while several vessels lacked adequate life preservers.
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Mathew M. Conbys
John J. Timmons
W. E. Ellsworth
Bayonne
N. J
Katherine
Treasury Department
James S. Clarkson
Coneys
Venona
Ernest Accini
John T.timmons
James Carroll
Louis Kindt
Kingfisher
Ellsworth
Florida
Timmins
Helen R
Sheepshead Bay
Magistrate Tighe
Brooklyn
Flushing Bay
Tighe
Providence
Parthenia
J. H. Ross
New Jersey
Louise
L. F. Sandkaut
Crescent Yacht Club
Man in masquerade held after nine years
Mrs. August Lieb, 36, of 641 Sixth Ave, was sentenced to five days in the Workhouse by Magistrate Corrigan for nine years of disorderly conduct masquerading as a man. He was found unconscious at 62nd St and Broadway and taken to Roosevelt Hospital after heat exhaustion. Lieb said she came to this country about ten years ago, separated from her husband, and worked as a lunchman in Broadway hotels while dressing as a man.
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August Lieb
No. 641
Sixth Avenue
Corrigan
West 68Th Street
62D Street
Broadway
Roosevelt Hospital
Pittsburg Mills to Resume Full Time by Tomorrow
Telegraph reports virtually all Pittsburg district mills to resume normal operation within a day. About fifty thousand idle workers will be called to work as Carnegie Steel, Jones & Laughlin, and National Tube Works restore full production. Shortage of unskilled labor, especially among foreigners, hampers hiring. Railroads report increased maintenance as lines base at Pittsburg push to rebuild capacity.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Edgar Thomson
Duquesne
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
National Tube Works
Pittenburg
Hooper Dies After Welcoming Baltimore Employes
James E. Hooper president of William E. Hooper & Sons Company cotton duck maker died at 68 in his Rehoboth Beach Delaware summer home after a long illness. He had planned to see all his Baltimore area workers before death and arranged a two thousand person excursion for his staff and families to pay respects. Hooper received attendees in an invalid chair on the cottage porch.
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Tribune
Baltimore
James E. Hooper
William E. Hooper & Sons Company
Rehobeth Beach
Del
Hooper
Hooper Mills
Rehoboth
Woodberry
Celebrators in Court Over Fourth of July Firearm Incidents
Magistrates differed on handling 132 arraigned for discharging firearms in the street on the Fourth. Breen discharged most youths after arraignment and confiscated weapons. Crane freed 26 prisoners, citing no harm in blank cartridges. Wahle fined some and held others on concealed weapons charges. Herrman’s Harlem docket fined most entrants. Hospital interns rested. fireworks accidents injured several, including Vazilio who may lose sight after a giant cracker blast.
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Breen
Tombs
Crane
Wahleone
Lot
Harris
Herrman
Harlem
Roderick Vazilio
East 14Th Street
Lincoln Hospital
Bronx
Joseph Stein
Oak Tree Place
Amsterdam Avenue
176Th Street
F. W. Williams
West 106Th Street
145Th Street
125Th Street
Bomb outrages tied to Sicilian suspect in East Side case
Police led by Joe Petrosino trace a web of bombings to a Sicilian man Giuseppe Affinito held on affidavit for throwing a bomb at No 2 East 74th street to intimidate a wealthy Italian. Magistrate Wahle to arraign. another suspect Angelo Lupino charged for the 336 East 11th street blast as part of an extortion ring.
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Joe Petrosino
East Side
Giuseppe Affinito
Petrosino
Archiopoli
Affinito
East 74Th Street
Polica Sary
Wahle
Steinert
Yorkville Court
Angelo Lupino
No. 336
East 11Th Street
Shaw
Lupino
Prospect Park Arrests Rise as Park Vandalism Claimed
About sixty arrests were made at Prospect Park Brooklyn yesterday amid ongoing efforts by Park Commissioner Kennedy and aides to curb weekend disorder by East Siders. Magistrate Steers, cooperating with police, fined many offenders and discussed steps with a rabbi to warn Hebrew newspapers readers about violations. The magistrate stressed fairness, saying arrests depend on probable guilt and intent.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Spector O'Reilly
Kennedy
East
East Side
Duel Ends in Death of Count Sumarakoff Elston
In St. Petersburg on July 5 Count Sumarakoff Elston, eldest son of Prince Yussupoff, was killed by Count Manteuffel of the Horse Guards in a pistol duel on Krestovsky Island on the Neva. The duel arose from a family quarrel following a challenge from Manteuffel.
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St. Petersburg
Sumarakoff- Elston
Yussupoff
Count Manteuffel
Horse Guards
Krestovsky
Neva
Constables Stop Speeding on Bethpage Turnpike
Justice George Tatem and constables patrolled Bethpage turnpike Mineola Long Island to curb speeding. The Automobile Club of Long Island posted warning cards. Two arrests occurred Arthur Goldschacki speed 64 mph confessed 50 Arthur Schali paid a $10 fine.
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Arthur Schali
New York
Amateur aeronaut killed by balloon crash in Columbia Neb
Paul Haunstocker of Humphrey Neb, an amateur aeronaut, died during a balloon ascent when a gust pushed the craft into electric wires. The balloon toppled loose from the lines and Haunstocker struck a brick building, falling lifeless to the ground.
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Columbia
Neb
iPaul Haunstocker
Humphrey, Neb
Haunstocker
Venezuela Confiscation Claims Rise in Senate Debate
The Orinoco Corporation and other claimants press for confiscation of property from Venezuela. Senator Cullom likens Castro to needing a spanking as the Foreign Relations Committee weighs Wrongs Done American Citizens by the Government of Venezuela. Rumors say Castro moved the capital to Valentia amid plague recognition.
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United States
Venezuela
Orinoco Corporation
New York and Bermudez Company
Orinoco Shipping Company
United States and Venezuela Company
A. F. Jarrett
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Cullom
Castro
Jaurett
Caracas
Valentia
Dutch Colonists Petition Queen Over Venezuelan Measures
The Curacao Chamber of Commerce General Dutch Union and Naval League draft a petition to Queen Wilhelmina urging steps to improve Dutch Venezuelan relations. They cite seizures of four Dutch ships Aruba Curacao crew imprisonments blocked laborers and curbs on cargo and traffic in ports. The governor pledges to keep the Dutch government informed and seek remedies through Caracas.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuelan
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Mad Dog Attacks Three Children in Jamaica Yard
A bull terrier went mad in a yard at No 1 Rockaway Road Jamaica Queens biting four children and injuring a larger dog. Two policemen shot the animal after it leaped fences and torn clothing by patrolmen. Victims Ruth Miller four Helen Pudbielski four George Pudbielski eight were taken to St Marys Hospital.
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Herbert Jarvis
Metro
Rockaway Road
Jamaica
Queens County
St Mary's Hospital
Ruth Miller
Rockaway
South Street
Col Milton Young to Sell McGrathiana Horses This Fall
Colonel Milton Young owner of the McGrathiana Farm in Lexington announces he will sell his entire breeding holdings this fall unless racing conditions improve. A leading Kentucky breeder and member of the State Racing Commission he influenced Latonia’s bookmaking decision.
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the Tribune
Lexington
Milton Young
McGrathiana Farm
Price McGrath
Kentucky
Elmendorf
Colonel Young
State Racing Commission
Latonia
Curtiss Flies June Bug Circles In Air Tests
In Hammondsport New York Glenn H Curtiss successfully turned the June Bug during an ascension before thousands. After five eighths of a mile he faced the starting point and landed with minor damage to the front controls and right wing, uninjured. The success marks the first circle and the Aero Club praised the trial and planned further tests.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Aero Club Committee
Tragic Park Fireworks Death in Kutztown
Miss Kate Machemer twenty two seated in a Kutztown Park grandstand was killed within minutes when a rocket from the fireworks display fell and struck her near the heart. The remainder of the show was halted.
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The
Tribune
Kutztown
Penn
Kutztown Park
Kate Machemer
Perilous Balloon Flight Ends in Canadian Landing
The Ville de Dieppe and its crew report a dramatic Lake Huron crossing with rapid altitude changes. Captain Mueller and Captain Peterson describe injuries from barbed wire and trees during a rough landing in Canada near Lake Huron, then safe arrival in Benton Harbor and ongoing repairs.
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S&s
Benton Harbor
Mich
Haddoett and Howard
Cincinnati
Captain Peterson
Chicago
Lake Huron
Canada
Peterson
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Hudson
Balloom
America
Aeroplane Trial At Turin Ends In Storm
Immense crowd witnesses Leon Delagrange experiments in Turin. After two failed attempts the French inventor stops due to a storm. The machine then lifts briefly into the air for minutes and seconds at ten feet, traveling about one kilometre.
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Turin
Leon Delagrange
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Preble
Farragut
Pacific Squadron
F.G. Bailey
Francis G Bailey
Goldsboro
Prince Yussupoff
Bethpage Turnpike
Eaton, Crane & Pike Company
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Mad Dog
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Doll
Col. Young
June
Aeronauts
Peril
Mueller
Ville DE
Dieppe
Carsonville
Georgian Bay
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C. A. Coey
West Monkton
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Dominion of Canada
James Moffatt
Saginaw
Lake Ontario
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