U S Intervenes Sought as Nicaragua Crisis Surges
Consul Moffatt reports a 700 signature petition to General Estrada urging U.S. intervention amid Nicaraguan conflict. Madrid forces hold American engineer Pittman. officials deem court martial report premature. Reports from Madriz deny revolts and warn against anti American demonstrations while promising safety for Americans. General Pares captures Pearl Lacom near Bluefields after a two hour battle with Madriz forces. heavy casualties and prisoners taken.
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Washington
Consul Moffatt
Rivefelts
State Department
General Estrada
United States
Department
Estrada
Cartago Court of Justice
Moffatt
William Pp. Pitman
Madrid
Take
Pittman
Seiler Corea
Madriz
Eswade
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Pares
Blouefields
Bar Tint
Estrada Ps
Mena
Marita
Acorapa
Postmaster General Returns Funds Amid Postal Deficit Shift
Hitchcock reports another million dollars returned to the Treasury to aid postal service expenses. The fiscal year shows a reduction in the annual deficit, with current shortfall around five thousand five hundred dollars versus fourteen million five hundred thousand last year.
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Weehington
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Treasury
Not Coming Back to Wed Emily Keith and William Fairleigh
Miss Emily Keith of Kansas City and William Fairleigh of St. Joseph planned a June 29 wedding. A New York interruption on May 1 led to Keith’s departure for Europe with her sister. Her mother says the promise to return and wed is not to be kept and that Keith is now in Europe.
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the Tribune
Kansas City
Emily Keith
Lane
Keith
Europe
Koehler
America
Richard Keith
Emily
New York
Thompson-St Company
Yale and Harvard crews prepare for regatta climax
New London June 28 Yale and Harvard oarsmen edge toward the Graves Cup climax. Yale easy paddles two miles while Harvard races starts and both crews finish light work. Freshman fours open the program on a one mile downstream course at 4:30 PM tomorrow.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Navy Yard
W. H. Meikieham
Promoters Question Public Interest in Garden City Aviation Meet
Organizers debate whether daily amateur flights near Garden City will boost attendance for the October international aviation contest. Admission plans include a 3 cent grandstand view and $3,000 in expenses to fund prizes and field improvements. Charles Rolls plans balloon and aeroplane participation with a potential cross country route from St Louis to reach the event.
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Garden City
Phineas T. Barnum
Publc
Stself
Committee of Arrangements
C. B. Harmon
New Jersey
Charles S. Rolls
St. Louis
Rolle
Harmon Beats Own Aviation Record at Mineola
Clifford B. Harmon flies one hour five minutes covering about fifty miles in a single course at Mineola. He starts at 6:00 p m and completes thirty one laps before landing. Captain Baldwin test flies a new machine as Harmon plans to fly at Atlantic City on July 4.
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Mineola
Long Island
Clifford B. Harmon
Harmon
Baldwin
Atlantic City
Wright pilot leads Montreal aviation meet in windy day result
Walter Brookins of the Wright team dazzled spectators at Montreal's aviation meet despite a 30 mph breeze. He flew 9 minutes 12 seconds with a 7 mile outward leg, then reached about 4000 feet, finishing with a graceful second ascent. Count de Lesseps made two ascents, climbing higher than ever yet in Canada and then landing smoothly.
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Montreal
Walter Brookins
Wright
Count de Lesseps
Canada
Johnson Beats Holden in Middle States Tennis Roundup
Johnson and fellow collegians Niles and Church lead the singles through the second day at Orange Lawn Tennis Club New Jersey. Holden and Dabney exit as John son pushes Holden to 6-3 4-6 8-6 in a tight match while Niles beats Dabney 3-6 6-2 6-4 and Church defeats Inman 6-4 6-3 to reach the third round.
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Wallace F. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Nathaniel W. Niles
Harvard
Dean Mathey
Princeton
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Reuben A. Holden, Jr
Yale
Arthur S. Dabney
Holden
Johnson
Niles
Dabney
Inman
Church
Lyle E. Mahan
Co. ©. Rhodes
Frank Kidde
Edgar F. Lee
John C. Neely, Jr
Benjamin M. Phillips
H. J. Lawrence
Carleton E. Gardner
Louis H Waldner
C. Thomas
George §. Groesbeck
E. Townsend
J. A. Jenkins
Charles M. Bull, Jr
C. G. Reynolds
George M. Church
Frederick €. Inman
Carleton R. Gardner
G. ©. Thomas
Reimer Tops Johnston In Knickerbocker Cup Singles
Lincoln Reimer former Columbia interscholastic champion won two matches on the Knickerbocker Field Club clay in Flatbush using chop strokes to overcome Amherst College’s Charles L Johnston Jr Reimer lost the first set 6 1 but captured the second and third 6 3 and 6 4 The field reduced from forty eight to twelve after two days of play with other results noted including Walter N Jennings and Walter J Pate advancing.
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Lincoln Reimer
Columbia University
Knickerbocker Field Club
Flatbush
Reimer
W. C. Allen
Pacific Coast
Amherst College
Charles L. Johnston, Jr
Walter N. Jennings
Dr. H. H. Waugh
Young Men's Christian Association
Love
Brooklyn
E. S. Cameron
Johnston
Amherst
Thirty Years A Teacher Miss Phillips Retires
Miss Jennie E. Phillips ends thirty years of public school service with the last graduation at Public School 122 in Williamsburg. Attendees included prominent local business and political figures. she received a gold necklace and roses before thanking attendees and retiring. She plans to retire to Fishkill village for the rest of her life.
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Jennie E. Phillips
Heyward Street
Harrison Avenue
Williamsburg
Miss Phillips
Andrew Troy
Fishkill Village
Joys of picnicking for women with practical summer wear
An article promotes bright summer fashions for today’s women avoiding dowdy mourning looks. It highlights light materials like chiffon and silk, stockless gowns, and open work hosiery. Advice covers turnover collars, portable hot meals with fireless cookers, and simple picnic tea with improvised kettles.
Fashions Describe Crepe Neckwear and Accessories
A catalog of crepe based fashion items outlines cuffs and collars matching stock styles. It details neckwear with narrow crepe folds on filet net and intertwined crepe rolls with silk bells forming tabs. Silk ball ornaments and crepe roses decorate edges and bows, with pleated net and crepe button accents in black and white.
Simple gingham dress pattern in various styles for girls
The New-York Tribune Pattern shows a washable unlined dress with an optional body lining that can be worn with or without a guimpe. Sizes for girls six to twelve years, pattern No. 6 568, require 5½ yards to 4% yards fabric depending on width. mailed for ten cents with age noted.
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New-York Tribune
Campfire cooking and improvising a meal in the ashes
The passage describes outdoor cooking over campfires using a teaball and papier mache cups, with condensed milk for coffee and various roasted foods. It suggests roasting potatoes, corn, apples, eggs, and even chickens on sapling spits or improvised pits, seasoned simply and savored as nectar.
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New England
Generosity And The Burden Of Too Much Giving
In this reflection on charity the speaker warns that giving can hurt both giver and recipient when half worn garments and gifts are given as a duty rather than need. The piece contrasts Marion’s flashy generosity with genuine aid and suggests supporting relatives financially instead of cluttering others’ lives. A tired woman muses about turning invalid to escape overwork, recalling Aunt Miranda who lived in a chair for decades.
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Marion
Miranda
How to Serve Watermelon in Elegant Luncheon Style
Classic guide to presenting watermelon at table with sliced pie shaped pieces and rind bowls. Steps include halving, trimming ends, scooping pink flesh, using green rind as bowls, and chilling platters. Offers serving options with lemon or pineapple ice, sherbet glasses, and optional salt sugar or spice dressings.
Open air meeting of women on 23d Street and Madison
The League of Self-Supporting Women plans an open air meeting this evening at 23d Street and Madison Avenue and a Friday noon gathering at the same site. It will raise the yellow banner at Fourth Avenue and 16th Street.
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League of Self-Supporting Women
23D Street
Madison Avenue
Fourth Avenue
16Th Street
Teachers Sing Songs to Promote Mrs Young at Boston
Chicago school teachers adopt campaign methods to back Ella Flagg Young for NEA president in Boston. They will sing two songs in chorus at the convention hall, including "Boston" set to the tune of "Dixie." A special train will carry rehear sales on Thursday.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
National Educational Association
Boston
Summer Drinks Mix with Rhubarb Pineapple and Mint
An appetizing summer beverage blends rhubarb syrup sugar and shredded pineapple with sliced lime half an orange juice and maraschino cherries. A popular lemonade mix with ginger ale forms a bright drink. Bruised mint leaves are stirred in about thirty minutes before serving.
Trifles in Shoe Making Draw Michael Angelo Insight
A historical reflection argues shoes derive livability from small niceties considered trifles by makers. It cites Michael Angelo’s remark that perfection, though elusive, hinges on the care given to minor details in craft.
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Michael Angelo
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