Estrada Taking Towns as Interventions Loom
Near Sliefields Nicaragua June 26. General Arsenio Cruz’s provisional column has captured La Viberted and Juigalpa, with General Mena’s army nearby to seize advantageous positions near Acoyapa. Vasquez’s garrison at Acovapa is surrounded, provisions blocked, and a possible abandonment of plans looms as Mena advances. Dr. Tulian Irias declares Pearl Lagoon coast customs under Madriz, likely clashing with American officials over port access. Venus and San Jacinto bombarded Prinzapolca, causing destruction without surrender calls. Venus departed to Grertown with Dr. Irias aboard ill.
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Sliefields
Nicaragua
Arsenio Cruz
Profu Gsional
San Abalfio
Madriz
Vasquez
Mena
Acovapa
Pearl Lagoon
Bluefields
Pr. Trias
Blue
Venus
San Jacinto
Prinzapolca
Estrada
Irias
Grertown
First Title Insurance Policy in New York City Issued
After 27 years on June 26 1883 27 years ago yesterday we issued the first policy ever written guaranteeing a title in New York City It was a great forward step for our city's real estate Others have followed in our footsteps but the largest experience the largest capital the largest surplus the largest prosperity is still ours Let we guarantee your titles We are large enough and prosperous enough easily to take care of our losses as they come
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New York City
Coward Shoe Warns Public Against Counterfeits
The genuine Coward Shoe brand warns against imitation lines such as Coward Stries and Coward Lasts, noting they lack the authentic features. The public is advised that the authentic Coward Shoe is sold only at 264 274 Greenwich St near Warren St in New York.
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Coward
Greenwich St
Warren St
James S. Coward
Sear Farren Street
Koenigin Luise Delayed By Propeller Failure At Sea
A wireless dispatch reports the North German Lloyd steamer Koenigin Luise broke her port propeller and sails on with the starboard propeller at eight or nine knots. The ship's position was latitude 43 23, longitude 44 49, about eleven hundred miles from New York. The vessel sailed from Bremen for New York on June 18 and is not in danger. Captain Harrasowitz expected to bring her safely to port.
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Bremen
New York
Lloyd Line
Plymouth
Pulack
Prehn
Harrasowitz
New Portuguese Cabinet Formed by Don Teixeira de Sousa
Lisbon reports King Manuel requested a cabinet reform. Don Antonio Teixeira de Sousa forms a cabinet with Teixeira de Sousa as premier and interior minister Manuel Fratel as justice minister Anselmo Andrade as finance minister General Raposo as war minister Jose Azevedo as foreign minister Marusco de Sousa as marine minister Pereira Santo as public works minister. The prior ministry resigned June 17 after urging dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies, rejected by the King and by Liberals Monarchists and Republicans. Julio Vilheno failed to form a cabinet, and the new chamber will meet in August to vote on the budget.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Don Antonio Teixeira de Sousa
Teixeira DE Sousa
Manuel Fratel
Anselmo Andrade
General Raposo
Jose Azevedo
Marusco DE Sousa
Pereira Santo
Francisco da Veiga Beirao
Chamber of Deputies
Julio Vilheno
Cyclone Kills Three Near Moose Jaw
A Winnipeg dispatch reports a cyclone sweeping sixty miles south of Moose Jaw leveling all within a mile wide path. Three people died and seven were injured as the storm struck, with Moose Jaw located about thirty miles west of Winnipeg.
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Toronto
Winnipeg
Moose Jaw
Winnipes
Baron Sternburg Arrested in St Petersburg Letter Case
Baron de Ungern Sternburg was arrested after a search of his apartments yielded documents seized by the political police. He is charged with delivering secret documents to a foreign state and is described as a correspondent for a semi official Austro Hungarian news agency and several English and continental newspapers. He is confined while Premier Stoly pin has been informed through M Belgard, the official handling the Russian foreign press, of his appeal.
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St. Petersburg
Baron de Ungern Sternburg
Baron Sternburg
Stolypin
M. Belgard
Mexican railway wreck claims over sixty dead
In Mexico City on the Manzanillo line four cars carrying Mexican officers soldiers and family members derailed and plunged over a precipice. The death toll tops sixty with at least twenty five children among the injured and sixty one soldiers in grave condition. One hundred more require surgery as crew except conductor Pedro Martinez are released at Zapotilan.
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Mexico City
Manzanillo
National Railways
Zapolitan
Pedro Martinez
Vatican Reconsiders Will Send Reply to Spanish Proposals
Madrid June 2 The Vatican has read by telegraph another note from the Spanish government and will reply to the full text of the proposals. Negotiations between Spain and the Vatican on church relations with non Catholic societies remain in abeyance, essentially unchanged from a week ago.
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Madrid
Vatican
Elections in Panama Towns
Municipal elections were held across the republic with no disturbances. The government won by a large majority, especially in Panama City and Colon.
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Panama
Republic
Panama City
Colon
Wind Stops Aviators Flights At Hempstead Plains
Several thousand spectators gathered from Manhattan, Brooklyn and nearby areas to watch aeroplane flights on the Hempstead plains but a small ocean gale halted all stunts and no flights were attempted.
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The
Tribune
Hempstead
Long Island
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Hempstead Plains
Zeppelin Deutschland Aborts Today Voyage In Storms
In Dusseldorf on June 26 the Zeppelin airship Deutschland did not sail due to stormy weather. The next voyage is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Deutschland
Two Hurled From Auto A Beverly Conference?
Beverly news reports a fatal head injury to Mrs. Bloch and a severe concussion to Mr. Bloch after an automobile crash near Erma New Jersey. The steering gear likely failed, sending the car into a telegraph pole. Mrs. Bloch died or is near death. Mr. Bloch remains in serious condition. The couple, locals of Cape May, were en route to Cooper Hospital Camden.
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The
Tribune
Cape May
N. J
Jacob G. Bloch
Bloch
Erma
Cold Spring
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Mr. Bloch
Camden Bottling Company
Maurice Hertz
Auto kills Pittsburg family near Charleroi
In Beechwood Park Crossing a large auto was struck by a Pittsburg Street Railways Company trolley. William H. Hamilton age 43 and his son Roy 22 were killed. Mrs Hamilton 40 Annie 24 and Blanche Matheny 19 were hospitalized with injuries. Two more children 12 and 7 also hospitalized but expected to recover. The crossing is downhill and the Hamiltons were thrown from the front seat. The car caught fire and Mary 7 was burned before rescue. The motorman suffered minor burns.
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Pittsburg
Charleroi
Pittsburg Street Railways Company
William H. Hamilton
Roscoe
Roy
Robert Hamilton
Mary
Beechwood Park Crossing
Hamilton
Lyttle
Joy Rider Killed As Car Hits Telegraph Pole
Harold Backus twenty two year old chauffeur was killed in a car crash in Bradford Pennsylvania after giving a joy ride at 3 am. Harold McCarthy one of the passengers is in critical condition and Frank Purtle the third man suffered severe cuts and bruises.
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Bradford
Penn
Harold Backus
Smethport
Harold McCarthy
Frank Purtle
Woman on Tandem Killed in Leominster Collision
Mrs. John W. R. Andrews is killed and her husband badly hurt when a tandem motorcycle collides with an electric car driven by Arthur Gaubhert, who is arrested for criminal negligence. The couple, returning home on Church Street, were struck after a hedge blocked their view, dragged about forty feet. Mrs. Andrews, about fifty, was socially prominent.
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Leominster
Mass
John W. R. Andrews
Arthur Gaubhert
Car and taxicab crash on Madison avenue
A southbound Madison avenue car driven by Joseph Mendling struck a New York Taxicab Company auto crossing 124th street. Taxicab occupants William Fox of Brooklyn and James W. Loeb of West 92nd Street, plus chauffeur Norman Boyle of West 1st Street, were thrown to the street but uninjured and declined to complain. The motorman, a green man, was being instructed by William Fitzgerald, an experienced operator.
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Madison Avenue
Joseph Mendling
New York
124Th Street
William Fox
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
James W. Loeb
West 92d Street
Norman Boyle
West 1
Th Street
William Fitzgerald
Dozen Speeders Brought In By Wakefield Police
Wakefield police rounded up a dozen speeding motorists on Boston Road yesterday. The motorcycle squad escorted the group to the station, where bail jewelry and watches among other items were left behind, making the desk resemble a pawnshop.
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Wakefield
Boston
Private Bar Beer Incident On Third Avenue
Tony Balluchi caused a disturbance in a restaurant at 232 Third Avenue by pulling a beer from his pocket and spilling it on waiter Samuel Bass after being refused permission to drink it there. Magistrate Kernochan heard the case with Balluchi fined 8. Police officer Kirk of East 18th Street station arrested him.
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Tony Balluchi
Third Avenue
Samuel Bass
Ballachi
Bass
Balluchi
Kernochan
Kirk
East 18Th Street
Carpenters and Joiners Seek State Injury Compensation Amendment
The New York State Council of the Brotherhood reports drafting a constitutional amendment for compulsory worker injury compensation. If approved, a yearly tax funds the plan with one sixth from workers, three sixths from employers, and two sixths from the state.
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Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
New York
Hughes asked to run again as governor after court appointment
Eben E. Olcott, Hudson River Day Line president and American delegate to the Edinburgh World Missionary Congress, arrived from Glasgow aboard the Caledonia with his wife. He praised the congress as laying a foundation for Christian work, noted limited Catholic delegation, and shared a congratulatory letter from Monsignor Bonomelli. Scott said Roosevelt might urge Hughes to seek another term, calling him essential to the public good and criticizing Albany’s interference.
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Hudson River Day Line
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Caledonia
Mr. Olcott
Monsignor Bonomelli
Cremona
Roosevelt
Hughes
Scott
Gas Tank Blast in Brooklyn Tunnel Hurts No One
A large gas tank supplying light to workers in the Fourth avenue tunnel at 10th street exploded yest erday morning. Laborer Thomas Murphy was thrown from the tunnel and treated at Seney Hospital with no injuries. Two gas pipes were blown from the tank into a third floor apartment at No 403 Fourth avenue, but no one was harmed.
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Fourth Avenue
10Th Street
Brooklyn
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Dr. Smith
Seney Hospital
Blood Transfusion Saves Saltzman Wife at Har Moriah Hospital
Surgeons at Har Moriah Hospital performed a blood transfusion between Osias Saltzman of 108 Goerck Street and his wife, after gallstone surgery and a period of unconsciousness. Five children offered to donate. operation led to the wife resting comfortably by late night.
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Har Moriah Hospital
East 2d Street
Osias Saltzman
Goerck Street
Benjamin Tilton
Israel Sleis
H. Berkowitz
Three Die In Hotel Fire At Seneca House
In Seneca Falls New York three people died and another escaped serious injury when a fire gutted the Seneca House and damaged an adjacent building. The dead include Mr and Mrs Thomas White of Rochester and an unidentified man who remained in the ruins. White and his wife were staying on the top floor and were separated by the alarm. A guest, Harry Stoneburg, leaped from a top floor window and caught a ground rope for minor injuries.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Thomas White
Rochester
White
J. P. Cropt
Harry Stoneburg
Roosevelts Aim For Quiet Life In San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his bride, staying at a downtown hotel, seek privacy and a quiet married life. He dislikes notoriety, plans to settle in San Francisco, work in the carpet business, and live modestly on a limited income as a normal couple among San Franciscans.
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San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Socialist nominees set for state election in New York
At Schenectady convention the Socialist party adopted its platform and named candidates for statewide offices. Charles Edward Russell would be governor with Gustavus A. Streble as lieutenant governor, Mrs Bertha Mathews Fraxer secretary of state, Co A. Curtis controller, Sylvester Butler state treasurer, H L Slobodin attorney general, William Lippett state engineer, and Morris Hillquit associate judge. Eugene V. Debs spoke to about two thousand at a mass meeting Saturday night.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Socialist Party
Charles Edward Russell
New York City
Gustavus A. Streble
Syracuse
Bertha Mathews Fraxer
Brooklyn
Co. A. Curtis
Buffalo
Sylvester Butler
H. L. Slobodin
William Lippett
Rochester
Court of Appeals
Morris Hillquit
Eugene V. Debs
Roosevelt and Taft Likely Attend Governors Conference
Frankfort Kentucky June 26 The governors conference will bring ex president Roosevelt and President Taft to Kentucky for events in Frankfort and Louisville on November 29 Both have accepted invitations from Governor Willson Roosevelt plans a multi day stay likely including Frankfort and Louisville Taft aims to attend if possible and has booked the date Roosevelt’s trip would be his first to the South in years and may span several days with stays in Frankfort and Louisville
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hughes
Roosevelt
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Harvard University
Cambridge
Senator Lodge
Senate
Nicholas Longworth
Massachusetts
Sagamore Ftill
Christ Church
Archie
Quentin
Ife
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
The
Tribune
Frankfort
Conference of Governors
Louisville
Willson
Kentucky
DIRECT PRIMARIES INDORSED IN GOUVERNEUR NY
Gouverneur in St. Lawrence County votes endorse direct primaries via unanimous town resolution urging Assemblyman Gray to back the Governor. The Gouverneur Tribune had challenged Malloy, while local caucus leaders fear a shift toward direct primaries opposed by Malloy. Potsdam sees Merritt's home district fall short by five votes.
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Tribune
Gouverneur
N. Y
St. Lawrence County
H. G. Aldrich
Gray
Malloy
Gouverneur Tribune
Malby
Potsdam
Merritt
Let There Be Light Fire Hits Hampden Church
In Baltimore the Morning Star Church on Hampden avenue caught fire as Rev E L Bailey preached Let there be light. A rear pew muttered remark about light and a neighbor confirmed the danger. The preacher calmed the crowd and the sexton raised the alarm. The church was saved from destruction.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
E. L. Bailey
Morning Star
Hampden Avenue
Wesleyan Commencement Sermon Urges Love of God
Wesleyan University in Middletown opens commencement with President William A. Shanklin delivering a baccalaureate sermon. He states that all blessing lies in the relationship to God and cites the text We know that to them that love God all things work together for good.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
William A. Shanklin
Charlton Sanity Hearings in New Jersey Court Delayed
Prosecution pushes case against Charlton with witnesses from the Princess Irene voyage. Testimony planned from a near Italy neighbor and W Reinhold as to sanity. Fuchs plans consular conference to prepare evidence for Tuesday hearing. no insanity experts needed.
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W. Reinhold
Irene
Reinhold
Charlton
Fuchs
Gustavo As Rosa
New Jersey Court
Mr. Fuchs
Chariton
Italy
Vickers
Hudson County
Mate Department
Blair
Hair Workers Union Seeks Higher Wages in Strike
The Human Hair Workers Union plans a 2 percent wage increase strike at the Diamond Human Company factory located at 327 East 118th Street. Organizer Bernard Gottlieb reports the union has thirteen hundred members to date.
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Human Hair Workers’ Union
Diamond Human Company
East 118Th Street
Bernard Gottlieb
Jews Expelled From Kiev Areas Amid Persecution
From June 23 to today seventy three Jews were expelled from Kiev sixty one from Solomenka and fifty four from Demiefska as authorities drive minorities from their homes in the region.
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Kiev
Russia
Solomenka
Demiefska
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