Peace likely in Honduras crisis as Bonilla protests
Washington reports Manuel Bonilla, ex president of Honduras, denies involvement in the uprising and stays in Belize. U S and Mexico pledge neutral good offices to restore peace, with no forcible intervention planned. The Albany may survey the region as Creel and Bacon discuss Central American neutrality and border security.
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Manuel Bonilla
Honduras
State Department
Belize
British Honduras
Choluteca
Sefior Corea
Bacon
Hiis
Metropolitan Club
Ambassador Creel
Cartage
Costa Rica
Bacen
Sefior Creel
Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Huachuca
Ariz
Bliss
Clark
McIntosh
Tex
Duncan
Ringgold
Brown
Guatemala Expects War Over Honduras Rebellion
Guatemala reports indicate a Honduran rebellion may paralyze the Central American Court of Justice in Costa Rica. Officials say Guatemala will honor Washington peace conference obligations. Diplomats foresee a broader Central American disturbance spreading beyond Honduras.
Battleships Maine and Alabama Leave Guam for Manila
The service squadron consisting of the battleships Maine and Alabama sailed from Guam toward Manila. Aboard, officers studied island conditions and potential government plans while public meetings showed strong desire for citizenship, modified laws, and schools under continued naval governance. Sailors came ashore warmly welcomed as the squadron plans to circle the globe, with Manila arrival expected next Tuesday.
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Guam
Maine
Alabama
Gey
Manila
Benne Washington
Navy Department
Special Service
Nebraska Fleet Near Honolulu and Parade Garlands
The Nebraska closes to the fleet, at sea with Connecticut, distant about 65 miles from Honolulu. Wireless contact maintained with the flagship, averaging 13.5 knots since leaving Francisco. Ex Governor Carter asks Roosevelt to suspend uniform rules so 2400 sailors may wear a garland for the Honolulu parade. In Tabriz, Amira bombardment of the quarter began yesterday, revolutionists reply with heavy rifle fire. no outcome yet reported.
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U. 6. S. Connecticut
Honolulu
Nebraska
Connecticut
Francisco
Carter
Roosevelt
Tabriz
St. Petersburg
Amira
Macedonia's future: British and Russian notes debated
Berlin July 14 British proposals on military questions in Macedonia will be reviewed by the Foreign Office alongside Russia's plans for judicial and financial reforms. Germany expects a long, possibly bitter, dispute as Britain and Russia diverge, with Austria-Hungary to align with Germany. France urges peace as Cambon asserts continued work by the Berlin French colony. The Turkish embassy denies pressing Germany to force Bulgarian restraint, while the Porte insists order in Macedonia must come first. Greece Servia and Bulgaria urged to show good will to halt raids. Turkey seeks peace through coordinated pressure on Belgrade Sofia and Athens.
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Berlin
Macedonia
Foreign Office
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
M. Cambon
Tevfik Pacha
Tageblatt
Balkan
Greece
Servia
Bulgaria
Porte
London
Paris
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Rome
Belgrade
Sofia
Athens
Turkey
Accident to airship halts Zeppelin Mainz voyage
Friedrichshafen July 14 The Zeppelin left Lake Constance at 2 22 p m for a 24 hour trip to Mainz. After 1 hour 35 minutes in the air a break in the side steering gear caused a return. Temporary repairs were made in air but the trip was not continued. the airship re entered its shed and 15 persons disembarked. Another start is planned tomorrow evening. Count Zeppelin said he could have continued but chose not to with the defect.
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Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
Mainz
Count Zeppelin
Balloon accident injures two in Hamburg landing
The balloon Hamburg of the Hamburg Aeronautic Society, attempting a landing at Luebeck, struck a cable house. Baron Pohl and one passenger were severely injured while the other two occupants escaped injury.
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Hamburg
Hamburg Aeronautic Society
Luebeck
Baron Pohl
Fourteen Ladrones Killed in Mindanao Action
In Mindanao, Lieutenants Burr and Whitney led a constabulary detachment against the outlaw Uyan’s fort on Friday. Fourteen outlaws died, two guns captured, Burr slightly wounded, and a private seriously hurt. Washington reports several native murders spurred the expedition.
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Manila
Burr and Whitney
Mindanas
Uyan
Burr
Robert Sievier Committed for Trial at Old Bailey
London July 14 Robert Sievier editor of The Winning Post has been committed for trial at the Old Bailey Bail set at 25000 to sureties and 59000 for the prisoner He was arrested at Sandown track June 27 on a charge of attempting to blackmail Jack Joel a nephew of the late Barney Barnato He allegedly threatened to publish a defamatory article unless payment of 235000 was made.
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London
Robert Sievier
Winning Post
The
Old Bailey
Sievier
Sandown Track
Jack Joel
Barney Barnato
Joel
Turkey Grants Asylum to Persian Prince in Constantinople
Frankfurter Zeitung reports from Constantinople that Shua es Saltaneh, brother of the Persian Shah, and his son Ali Mirza urged the Sultan for asylum. The Sultan granted refuge and Ali Mirza reached Constantinople with a large retinue today.
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Frankfort
Frankfurter Zeitung
Constantinople
Persia
Shua Es Saltaneh
Ali Mirza
Turkey
Mulai Hafig Abdicates Fez Departure Rumors
Reports from Fez indicate Mulai Hafig prepares to leave Tangier but lacks a fixed date as the region turns hostile. Fez is expected to revert to Abd-el-Aziz after Mulai Hafig departs. Residents dislike him for arresting General Bagdani's brother and many deserters flee toward Rabat.
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Tangier
Advieces
Fez
Mulai Hafig
Morocco
Abd-el-Aziz
Mulai Hafiq
Bagdani
Rabat
American Gymnasts Tour Germany Ahead of Championship
American gymnasts in Frankfurt and across Germany before the international tournament begin. Over a thousand visit Taunus Mountains and Niederwald, Coblenz, Cologne, and Paris excursions. Americans participate in all trips and were hosted today by Wiesbaden and Mainz societies.
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Frankfort
Germany
Taunus Mountains
Niederwald
Coblenz
Cologne
Paris
Wiesbaden
Mainz
Platts 75th Birthday Quietly Observed at Woodmere
Senator Thomas Collier Platt marks his seventy fifth birthday at a furnished Woodmere cottage with Mrs. Gustav Abel. A small dinner party will welcome old friends. he speaks of contentment, health, and a possible later life, as family and routine keep him engaged with politics and literature.
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Woodmere
Long Island
Gustav Abel
Senator Platt
Tribune
Frederick
Owego
Taft
Yale
Abels
New York
Upstate
Marcus Ordoyne
Locke
the Oriental
Manhattan Beach
Pacific Coast extension costs rise for Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
The Pacific Coast extension of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad will cost about 5,009,000 more than originally planned, raising total project cost to 77,000,000. Officials cite lower mountain-grade work as the cause. Construction began two years ago, spanning 1,380 miles from North Dakota to Seattle and Tacoma.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
North Dakota
Seattle
Tacoma
Notes of Foreign News Aimed at Banking and Politics
Reports from St. Petersburg, Liabon, Berlin, Tokio, and Seoul detail the Peasants' Bank loan rules favoring individuals over communes to disrupt rural communes, a duel involving Alfonso Costa and Count Penha-Garecia over royal finances, a postponement in Prince Philip zu Eulenburg's perjury trial due to weakness, M Kakamira to become South Manchurian Railway president with no policy change, and Prince Ito departing Seoul for Tokyo.
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Peasants’ Bank
Liabon
Alfonso Costa
House of Peers
Count Penha-Garecia
Berlin
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Tokio
M. Kakamira
South Manchurian Railway Company
Baron Goto
Comedian Richard Carle Ships Cosette for Summer Sail
Richard Carle, now up for Atlantic Yacht Club membership, has chartered the 10 foot steam yacht Cosette from Worcester dealer Charles Crompton. He plans to spend many nights of the summer run of Mary's Lamb at the New York Theatre aboard the yacht, cruising the bay or Sound as much as possible. He requests to be addressed as commodore and stage terms will replace nautical phrases aboard Cosette. A cue will be given for every.
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Richard Carle
Atlantic Yacht Club
Charles Crompton
Worcester
Mass
Carle
New York Theatre
Commodore
Ambassador OBrien Arrives From Tokyo on Leave
Thomas OBrien American Ambassador to Japan and W Cameron Forbes arrive in San Francisco from Tokyo aboard the Korea on a leave of absence. OBrien plans a week in Grand Rapids before heading to New York then Brussels and back to Tokyo by October with the American fleet due. He backs Japan's emigration limits and cites no USJapan war risk, noting rebating trends on the Manchurian railway favor Japanese shippers.
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Thomas O’brien
Japan
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Tokio
Korea
O'Brien
Europe
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
O’brien
United States
Manchuria
Manchurian
O’ Brien
Saionji
Katsura
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Brussels
Trapped and slain as posse closes in at Michigan farmhouse
In Pipestone Township near Benton Harbor August Gross shot meat trader James Kirk then barricaded his farmhouse. His brother Fred joined the defense and killed himself after being wounded. Sheriff Tennant and seven officers stormed the house, finding August dead on his bed from a shotgun blast. Local theory links insanity to financial losses and heredity.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
August Gross
James Kirk
Fred Gross
Tennant
Gross Brothers
Kirk
Gross
Pipestone
Fred
Gross Farm
August
Rush L Holland Elected Grand Exalted Ruler at Elks Meet
In Los Angeles, during the Elks convention, a monster barbecue at the Fair Grounds fed thousands. Rush L Holland of Colorado Springs won the grand exalted ruler post without opposition, with John J Shea Hartford and Fred E Robinson and Edward Leach named other officers. Los Angeles was chosen as next meeting site.
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Tex
Elks
Fair Grounds
Grand Lodge
Rush L. Holland
Colorado Springs
John J. Shea
Hartford
Conn
Fred E. Robinson
Dubuque
Iowa
Edward Leach
New York
Los Angeles
Contest Over Hart Will At Probate In New York City
Benjamin Hart who died in Paris leaves more than 1 million in property controlled by United States Trust Company as executor. Three women contest the will filed for probate July 30. his widow, his adopted daughter Mme Isobel Lucchesi Gillamin, and Madame Gabrielle Juliette Antoinette de Bie. The Paris will provides substantial bequests including the Rue de Galilee home and an annuity to de Bie. Hart, a Virginian who built wealth from Civil War trade and later real estate, separated from his wife years ago.
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Paris
Mme
Isobel Lucchesi Gillamin
Mrhe
Gabrielle Juliette Antoinette de Bie
Hart
Rue de Galilee
New York
United States
United States Trust Company
Jean Gillamtin
Mary Ida Brown
Samuel M. Jones
Newark
N. J
Rue de Gelilee
Benjamin Har Jr
Thomas E. Davis
London
Lewis Hart
Michael Hart
New York Athletic Club
John Campbell
Mrs. Hart
Philadelphia police hunt for poisoner in Dr Wilson death
Police doubt the killer who poisoned Dr William H Wilson's ale and left a confession note. They admit no solid leads, with theories discarded as murder mystery deepens. Fifteen hundred fetters found with the doctor are being examined, many letters from patients among his effects.
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Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Burning oil fire off Mexican coast misdescribed as lake
Captain T L Raven of the City of Mexico says the Tampico Tuxpan blaze is distant from Tampico, inland seventeen miles, not a distant lake. He notes no terror or city danger, Tampico smoke-free, the well blaze visible at sea and flames about fifteen hundred feet high.
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New Orleans
T. L. Raven
City of Mexico
Tampico
Tuxpan
Mexico
Raven
Captain Raven
Higher Railway Fares in Russia Take Effect Today
St. Petersburg July 14 The new passenger tariff on Russian railways goes into effect today making travel much more expensive. First class tickets rise 30 percent second class by percent and third class by 10 percent A fourth class similar to Germany’s is provided
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St. Petersburg
Germany
Hotel Proprietors in Session At 29th Convention
Hotel proprietors from the United States and Canada, members of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association, open their twenty-ninth annual convention in Saratoga. President James H. Joyce of Baltimore urges unity to protect hotel interests as legislation harms them. A unanimous resolution condemns prohibition as an attack on personal liberty. Officers elected include Edward M. Tierney of New York as president P F Fry of Richmond vice president and J K Blatchford of Chicago as secretary treasurer.
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Saratoga
United States
Canada
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
James H. Joyce
Baltimore
Joyce
Amerca
Edward M. Tierney
New York
P. F. Fry
Richmond
J. K. Blatchford
C Hicase
Supreme Court Denies Littauer Restraint in Coster Case
Justice Bischoff rules Littauer must concede Marshall Spader and Co. have no right to resort to the pledged securities or the sale proceeds of a Stock Exchange seat to cover loans to the bankrupt firm Coster Knapp & Co. The motion to restrain sale and disposition of proceeds is denied.
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Justice Bisehoff
Supreme Court
William Littauer
Coster, Knapp & Co
Marshall, Spader & Co
Stock Exchange
Littauer
Stock Exchanger Fund
Bischoff
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