Honduran Crisis Deepens as Marines Ready for Action
Washington orders 150 U S Marines to be field ready amid rising Central American tensions. Des Moines expected to reach Colon with troops while Albany carried 100 marines to Amapala. Zelaya Cabrera rivalry fuels fears of allied Honduran push with Salvadoran, Guatemalan forces. Officials report Salvadoran warnings of invasion plans and frontline arrests as rebel activity escalates.
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Ambassadors weigh Honduras crisis amid Haitian tensions
Washington reports say Mexico supports neutrality for Honduras amid a revolution, while Nicaragua and Guatemala endorse noncombatant stances. The US Navy moves gunboat Marietta toward Port Antonio and Paducah to Port au Prince as Haiti faces unrest and past fire.
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Tariff Commission in Paris Sets Work Plan
Paris July 4 The joint Franco American tariff commission opened at the Foreign Office to map a program of work. Edmond Bruwaert presided and Louis extended welcome in the absence of Pichon. The talks focus on reducing vexatious regulations and examining tariff relations for possible reciprocity and future double scheduling.
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Inquiry Clears Report of Greeks Held on Turkish Warship
Washington reports that state department consular staff are expanding their probe into the claim that about one hundred Americans, believed to be naturalized Greeks, were imprisoned on a Turkish warship after being taken from Nicaria. The Greek Brotherhood of Pittsburgh raised the issue.
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DROWN IN MANILA BAY
A pleasure launch en route to Corregidor Island capsized in a typhoon near Manila. About seventy five aboard. twenty five believed drowned including three Americans. Fifty survivors rescued by the British steamer Suveric and other nearby boats. an army surgeon among those saved. Corregidor Island lies at the bay entrance thirty miles from Manila.
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Costa Rica’s Peace Advocate Sees Washington Talks a Success
Luis Anderson former Costa Rican foreign minister and envoy to the United States and Mexico arrives in the city on a special mission. He defends Costa Rica’s peaceful policy in Central America, condemns indiscriminate use of Central America as a term, and says Costa Rica will honor Washington agreements and stay aloof from Honduran disturbances.
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The Portuguese Scandals Revealed in Lisbon
A published list names influential officials and nobles who received illegal treasury advances, including Generals Cuva Costa and Lopez at five thousand dollars each. The Portuguese minister to Pekin drew twenty years salary in advance. The total misused funds run into millions as cabinet intrigue continues.
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Eulenburg Perjury Trial Interrupted by Illness in Berlin
The trial of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg for perjury in Berlin was halted as he suffered a severe collapse. He was carried back to prison in his night clothes, with bandaged limbs, while a hospital consultation room served as a courtroom. The session lasted two and a half hours before suspension, as the prince spoke in a weak voice and offered evasive remarks about Ernst’s testimony. He blamed mental torture and family pressure, noting his own illnesses and saying he was not an angel.
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Etienne, Wife Hurt in French Auto Accident
Eugene Etienne former French minister of war and interior was seriously hurt in a car crash near Alencon. Mme Etienne and the chauffeur were also badly injured when the auto struck an obstacle at high speed.
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Y M C A Relays Carry Message Across State in Summer Race
The New York Chicago relay chain carried a message from Mayor McClellan to Mayor Busse with athletes traversing Auburn to Geneva and links through Rome Utica Johnstown Schenectady. Runners and swimmers navigated lakes and moonlit waters as fifty one boys joined the relay, delivering the tube ahead of schedule.
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Lull in Hostilities at Tabriz Amid Negotiation Efforts
A Times dispatch reports a temporary quiet in Tabriz as city elders push for amnesty from the Shah. Rachin Khan nods to talks, while reactionaries control telegraph lines to hinder negotiations. Sata Khan claims advantage if food and ammo persist, and critiques clerical influence driving despotic policy.
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Persian Controversy Quiet Returns to Teheran
John B. Jackson, American Minister to Persia, reports from Berlin that Teheran has settled into calm after the Shah reasserted constitutional authority. He describes a clash between the Shah and secret political societies over parliamentary influence, with citizens arming themselves for safety while European residents remained safe.
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De Castellane Children Custody Suit In Paris
Count Boni de Castellane files for custody of his three children from Anna Gould. Hearing set for July 27. he cites Prince Helie de Sagan’s past conduct as unfit. He seeks 220000 francs annual maintenance per child. Princess de Sagan’s counsel predicts a lengthy, fall-term case.
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American scoreboards clash with British rules at Olympic trials
Amid heavy rain and cold, American athletes contest discus and weight events in London. Desborough apologizes for missing American flag decor in the stadium and defends heat drawings while American manager Halpin participates arena-side. Sheridan leads discus for America as Giffin and Harr follow, with Britain closing the aggregate gap.
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General Portuondo Dies After Mayari Stabbing
General Rafael Portuondo died from a stab wound suffered during a Mayari political meeting. The assailant, Aguiere, is linked to a Mayari mayoral candidate and may have acted from political motive or personal grievance. Flags at half mast mark the tragedy as authorities weigh motive and timing ahead of elections.
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Government tests seek mastery of air in Fort Myer venture
Washington July 16 five years after Langley experiments near the Potomac the government prepares to test aeroplanes and dirigible balloons at Fort Myer Virginia. The test program includes Wright brothers and others with three-flight limits and a mixed flight course setup.
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Farman Aeroplane to Reach New York on July 27
A cable from Antwerp states the Farman skyscraper will sail on the Kroonland, due July 27, with three guards aboard to protect the craft. Farman plans a higher priced vessel for arrival here after securing $6,000 by cable. He and his secretary will travel with wealthier cushions per the St. Louis syndicate contract.
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Aeronauts Prepare Monday Night Reception for Farman
A Monday night gathering is planned to welcome Mr. Farman as part of a continuous reception by our group of aviators during his visit to this region. The event aims to project support and showcase aviation progress amid his ongoing fights.
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Zeppelin Faith Keeps Count Optimistic After Setbacks
Friedrichshafen reports Count Zeppelin remains unshaken by recent airship mishaps. His chief assistant says the incidents were test related and not linked to construction. Damage will be repaired in about ten days with no ascent for three weeks as the envelope is deflated and new gas loaded.
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Americans Eye Berlin Bennett Cup Balloon Race
A Holland Forbes J Metoyv and Lt F P Lahm likely to compete for the James Gordon Bennett Cup in the Berlin event next October. Nominated by the Aero Club of America with 300 entry fee paid to the German organizers. Lahm may miss if government aeronautical work demands him. Arnold of North Adams would be alternates. The race is set for about October 10 with a cash prize. America won in 1908 with Lahm. Germany won last year.
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Knabenshue Flies Short Flight To Toledo Return
Roy Knabenshue abandoning a Toledo to Cleveland trip launched a brief airborne ascent remarking he would land soon. After an hour and a half the aeronaut’s ship touched down near Dundee, twenty five miles from Toledo, then he and companion George Duessler began the return to Toledo.
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MONEY BOARD TO MEET AT NARRAGANSETT PIER
The national monetary commission appointed under the currency law will hold a conference at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island on July 2 to discuss changes in the monetary system and lay out a work plan. Members include Senators Aldrich Allison Burrows Hale Knox Daniel Teller Money Bailey and Representatives Vreeland Overstreet Burton Weeks Bonynge Smith Padgett Burgess Pujo with A B Snellon as secretary. Secretary Cortelyou is expected to attend.
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Roosevelt's conservation commission begins stocktaking
Washington July 16. The national conservation commission has started gathering data on waters forests lands and minerals to report to the President by January 1 next. Material from executive departments state commissions and national organizations will fuel the inventory aimed for fall and winter meetings with state governors to boost cooperation.
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