Obaldia Victory Triggers Panamanian Political Shakeup
In Panama City July 3 the announcement of Senior Arias as candidate for the presidency removed threats to peace. Obaldia’s victory in recent municipal elections is cited as the main reason for Arias’s resignation. Arias sought a joint candidacy but Obaldia refused. Arias then resigned to avoid military occupation and to allow party unity. Both leaders have received congratulations.
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Panama
Arias
Sefior Obaldie
Sefior Arias
United States
Sefior Obaldia
Sefior Obaidia
Executions in Guatemala After Attempt on Cabrera
A list released by authorities names cadets and officials executed after the last assassination attempt on President Estrada Cabrera. Cadets include Manuel Mendosa, Alfredo Fuentes, Manuel Mamireno, Maldeonado, Hurtado, P Cordova, Jose F Salazar, and Victor M Vega. Others executed for complicity include Dr. Mato Morales, Dr. Francisco Ruiz, Eduardo R Ing, Rafer Prado, R. Juan Viteri, Adolpho Viteri, Vicente Ascenta, Pedro Guillermo Corfino, Ramon Palevica, and Colonel Sarvel Solorgano. Several cadets fled. many prominent Guatemalans remain jailed.
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Tribune
Mexico City
Guatemala
H Estrado Cabrera
Manuel Mendosa
Alfredo Fuentes
Manuel Mamireno
Maldeonado
Hurtado
Vicente Ascenta
Pedro Guillermo Corfino
Ramon Palevica
Sarvel Solorgano
Fox Hunt in Bronx Zoo Sparks Overnight Chase
A European red fox escaped a six foot barrier at the Bronx Zoological Garden during heat and caused a two hour chase through the grounds. Keepers Ferguson Reilly and Engieholm with foxhounds Rex and Jack pursued the animal until it attacked a hound. keepers intervened and captured the fox, sending it to the hospital and back to its runway.
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Bronx Zoological Garden
Ferguson
Reilly
Engieholm
Rex
Jack
Mr. Bernard
W. Reed Blair
Brooklyn Lawyer May Be Insane at Kings County Hospital
Cherries F Brandt a Brooklyn lawyer and Democratic figure was sent to the observation ward of Kings County Hospital. The 41 year old Harvard Law School graduate lived with his wife until six weeks ago and recently moved to the St George Hotel. His brother Dr William J Brandt took him home after an ambulance brought him to the hospital.
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Cherries F. Brandt
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Brandt
Harvard Law School
John J. McGarry
7Th Ward
Gental Munty
Congress
Jatner
Francis H. Wilson
Hugh McLoughlin
St. George Hotel
Wiliam J. Brandt
Garfield Place
Fleet Ready to Sail for Honolulu on World Cruise
The Atlantic fleet of sixteen battleships, freshly repaired and fully supplied, lies at anchor in San Francisco preparing to sail Tuesday for Honolulu marking the second leg of a globe-spanning cruise. Under Rear Admiral Sperry, the squadron will visit Auckland Melbourne and Manila before returning to Hampton Roads. Locally, torpedo boats Perry Preble and Farragut were towed to San Diego with tow-line breaks complicating the voyage.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Atlantic Fleet
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Atlantic
Globe
Kearsarge
Mare Island Navy Yard
Sperry
Alabama
Maine
South America
Wisconsin
Nebraska
R. Morrell
FC. Beattie
Charleston
Bremerton
Beattie
San Mego
Cal
Perry
Preble
Farragut
Pacific Squadron
Bailey Escape Shocks Steamer Voyage to New Orleans
Francis G. Bailey fled custody during a Honduras harbor stop, sailing ashore in a skiff while the Ulstein carried his party. Lieutenant Peter Beery and U S marshals then moved the remaining prisoners to Orleans Parish Prison, with Bailey believed to have slipped into Guatemala.
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New Orleans
United States
Peter W. Beery
New York
Parish
Berry
Francis G. Bailey
Ulstein
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Bailey
Baileys
Export Shipping Company of
New Jersey
Albert W. Bailey
Beery
Gulf
Francis Bailey
Guatemala
YACHT OWNERS ANGRY AT INSPECTION OF BOATS
Deputy Surveyor Mathew M. Coneys rode to inspect equipment on a dozen or more private yachts in New York Harbor aboard the tug John J. Timmons. Owners including W. E. Ellsworth and F. L. Budlong argued the rules, but Coneys enforced lifesaving gear requirements on vessels from 12 to 26 tons, with many lacking enough life preservers.
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Mathew M. Coneys
John J. Timmons
W. E. Ellsworth
Bayonne
N. J
Katherine
Treasury Department
James S. Clarkson
Coneys
Wenona
Ernest Accini
John T.timmons
James Carroll
Louis Kindt
Kingfisher
Ellsworth
Florida
Timmins
Helen R
Sheepshead Bay
Magistrate Tighe
Brooklyn
Flushing Bay
Tighe
F. L. Budlong
Providence
Parthenia
J. H. Ross
New Jersey
Louise
Man impersonator jailed after nine years in disguise
Mrs. August Lieb, 36, of 641 Sixth Avenue, was convicted of disorderly conduct for masquerading as a man for nine years. Magistrate Corrigan sentenced her to five days in the Workhouse after officers found her unconscious at 62nd Street and Broadway. Lieb said she came to the United States a decade ago and worked jobs including hotel lunchman while living apart from her husband.
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August Lieb
No. 641
Sixth Avenue
Corrigan
West 68Th Street
62D Street
Broadway
Roosevelt Hospital
Pittsburg Mills to Restart Full Time. Up to Fifty Thousand to Return
Telegraph dispatch from Pittsburg reports nearly all district mills will be on full time tomorrow, restoring pre crisis operations. Carnegie Steel and other major plants will rehire thousands, with mining and coke sectors adding workers but labor shortages and skilled labor gaps persist. Railroads also race to repair shops as business resumes.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Edgar Thomson
Duquesne
Hooper Dies. Baltimore Mills Honor His Workers
James E. Hooper, 68, president of William E. Hooper & Sons Co., cotton duck makers, died at his Rehoboth Beach home. A week earlier he asked to see all of his Baltimore employees, who toured to pay respects as his mills closed for a day. He received visitors in an invalid chair on the cottage porch, greeting many with his hands.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
James E. Hooper
William E. Hooper & Sons Company
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Hooper
Hooper Mills
Rehobeth
Woodberry
Celebrators in Court Over July Fourth Firearm Incidents
Magistrates clash over handling of 132 July Fourth arrestees most aged eighteen to twenty and foreign born. Some were discharged with weapons confiscated, while others faced fines or bail. Hospital cases noted severe accidents from leftover fireworks and a runaway horse.
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Breen
Tombs
Crane
Wahleone
Lot
Harris
Herrman
Harlem
Roderick Vazilio
No. 282
East 149Th Street
Lincoln Hospital
Bronx
Joseph Stein
Oak Tree Place
Amsterdam Avenue
176Th Street
F. W. Williams
West 10Th Street
145Th Street
125Th Street
Bomb outrages linked to Sicilian suspect in East Side case
Police, led by Joe Petrosino, trace a Sicilian keeper of recent bombings. Giuseppi Affinito faces arraignment on a charge tied to a bomb at 2½ East 74th Street aimed at pressuring a wealthy Italian. Another suspect, Angelo Lupino, is charged in the East 11th Street blast as a tool in extortion plots.
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Joe Petrosino
East Side
Giuseppi Affinito
Petrosino
Archiopoli
Affinito
East 74Th Street
Wahle
Steinert
Yorkville Court
Angelo Lupino
No. 336
East 11Th Street
Shaw
Lupino
Prospect Park Arrests Highlight Park Tensions in Brooklyn
Sixty arrests were made at Prospect Park in Brooklyn yesterday amid ongoing efforts by Park Commissioner Kennedy and Inspector O'Reilly to curb Sunday crowd disorder. Magistrate Steers fined most offenders 19 dollars and pledged cooperation with police. He noted discussions with a East Side rabbi to urge Hebrew papers to warn against damages while praising the parkgoers who abide by the rules.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
O'Reilly
Kennedy
East
East Side
Count Sumarakoff Elston Killed In Duel On Neva
St. Petersburg July 5 Count Sumarakoff Elston eldest son of Prince Yussupoff was killed by Count Manteuffel an officer of the Horse Guards in a pistol duel on Krestovsky Island Neva following a family quarrel Manteuffel issued the challenge and the duel ended fatally with Sumarakoff Elston as the deceased.
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St. Petersburg
Sumarakoff- Elston
Yussupoff
Count Manteuffel
Horse Guards
Krestovsky Island
Neva
Constables Patrol Bethpage Turnpike Seize Speeders
Justice George Tatem and constables enforced Bethpage Turnpike speed limits this afternoon aided by the Automobile Club of Long Island. Only two arrests occurred with Arthur Goldschacki, chauffeur for Charles Frost, charged with speeding at sixty four miles per hour and Arthur Schali fined ten dollars.
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Arthur Schali
New York
Balloon ascent ends in death in Nebraska
Paul Haunstocker of Humphrey Nebraska, an amateur aeronaut, was killed during a balloon ascent when a gust pushed the craft into electric wires. The balloon broke loose from the wires and struck a brick building, throwing Haunstocker to the ground where he died.
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Columbia, Neb
Paul Haunstocker
Humphrey, Neb
Haunstocker
Venezuela Claims and U S Tensions Amid Caracas Plague News
The article notes U S and Venezuelan tensions over alleged confiscations by Venezuela, naming Orinoco Corporation and others as claimants. It cites Senate Foreign Relations debate where Senator Cullom referenced a possible action against Castro. An unconfirmed report claims Castro moved the Venezuelan seat from Caracas to Valentia as Caracas recognizes a plague.
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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 Ask Redress From Venezuela
The Curacao Chamber of Commerce the General Dutch Union and the Naval League prepared a petition to Queen Wilhelmina calling for improved relations with Venezuela. They cite seizures of four Dutch vessels Aruba Curacao, crew imprisonments, official mail access limits, foreign labor bans on vessels and curtailment of transshipment and Dutch- Venezuelan traffic. The governor vows to keep the Dutch government informed and says the Caracas legation uses lawful means to seek relief.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Mad Dog Attacks In Queens Yard Three Children Bitten
A bull terrier escaped from a yard at No 1 Rockaway Road Jamaica Queens, biting three children Ruth Miller four Helen Pudbielski four and George Pudbielski eight before being shot by two patrolmen. The dog chased a larger dog and retreated to its kennel.
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Herbert Jarvis
Rockaway Road
Jamaica
Queens County
St Mary’s Hospital
Ruth Miller
Helen Pudbielski
South Street
George Pudbielski
George
Colonel Young to Disband McGrathiana Horse Breeding
Colonel Milton Young owner of the McGrathiana Farm in Lexington announces a sale of his entire thoroughbred holdings this fall unless racing conditions improve. A longtime breeder and member of the State Racing Commission he previously prompted Latonia’s bookmaking ban.
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Tribune
Lexington
Milton Young
McGrathiana Farm
Price McGrath
Kentucky
Elmendorf
Colonel Young
State Racing Commission
Latonia
Curtiss Turns June Bug In Flight At Hammondsport
Glenn H. Curtiss makes the first circle in the June Bug at Hammondsport New York during a trial before thousands. The plane landed with minor damage to front controls and right wing but Curtiss was uninjured. Aero Club committee members left satisfied and planned repairs for tonight and more experiments tomorrow.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Aero Club Committee
Fatal Rocket Accident At Kutztown Park
Miss Kate Machemer, 22, was instantly killed in Kutztown Pennsylvania when a firework rocket fell from its stand and struck her over the heart during a Fourth of July display. The remaining show was abandoned as bystanders watched in shock.
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The
Tribune
Kutztown
Penn
Kutztown Park
Kate Machemer
Aerial Ballooners Reach Michigan After Harrowing Lake Crossing
The Ville de Dieppe lands three miles from Benton Harbor after a perilous crossing of Lake Michigan. Mueller and Peterson describe a rugged descent from 6 000 feet, with barbed wire, fences, and a rough landing. They report injuries, a long time on the ground, and a forced stop in Canada before arrival in Michigan.
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Mueller
Haddock
Howard
Cincinnati
Ville de Dieppe
Michigan
Letchletter
Peterson
Pickens
Areonautique Club
Chicago
Captain Peterson
Lake Huron
Canada
Lake Michigan
Hudson
America
C. A. Coey
West Monkton
Logan
Saginaw
Mich
Lake Ontario
French inventor Delagrange flies brief Turin flight in calm
An immense Turin crowd watched Leon Delagrange attempt a prototype aircraft. After two abortive takes due to a storm he resumed once weather cleared and stayed aloft for two minutes at ten feet, covering about one kilometer.
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Turin
Leon Delagrange
Delagrange
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Bethpage Turnpike
Eaton, Crane & Pike Company
Redrels
Mad Dog
Girl
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Col. Young
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