Guatemalan turmoil intensifies as Aparicio slain
Dispatch from San Francisco reports Juan Aparicio Jr., leading Central American exporter, shot in Quexaltenango as Barrios supporters gain ground. U S Consular agent notes Quezaltenango briefly under fire, communications with Guatemala City cut. The Alert sails from San Francisco to Oecas to shelter Americans if needed.
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San Francisco
Libertad
Salvador
Lat'rios
Juan Aparicio, Jr
Marcie
Morales
Antigua
Central America
Agadola
Bariigs
Washington
Guatesmali
State Department
T. Lord
United States
Quezaltenanila
Champerico
Quezaltenango
Quezaltieningo
Quegaltenange
Lord
Oecas
Death of Juan Aparicio Jr Prominent Central American Trader
Dispatch from New York reports Juan Aparicio Jr of Aparicio & Company died by execution on September 14 in Guatemala. He headed the Central American branch of the family business, a major trader with Europe and the Americas, and was a noted real estate figure and philanthropist. His death is linked to Bartlee who allegedly sought funds and influence. Relatives in Guatemala and Central America mourn and condemn the act.
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New York
Juan Aparicio
Luarrios
East Putty-sixth Street
Aparicio
Juan Aparicio, Jr
Central America
Iron ore movement to beat all records this season
From talks with ore dealers in Cleveland the movement of ore from the upper lake mines this year is expected to surpass all records. About thirteen million tons will be marketed this season and docks may be cleared by spring. Last spring stockpiles stood at 100.0 tons. 95 percent of the ore association allotment is already sold with buoyant prices. A reorganization of the ore pool is anticipated next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Upper Lake
Tita
Protest Against Free Coinage Sparks French Debate
Paris article by M Pierre Paul Leroy Beautien argues against free coinage of silver in French mills. He claims such policy would compromise the commonwealth finance credit and political power of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Journal Des Doc. Bats
M. Pierre Paul Leroy-Beautien
France
Republican conference outlines Greater New York convention
A New York Republican leaders conference today reviewed details for Tuomay’s convention and candidates for comptroller and council president. No decisive action was taken but Tracey’s nomination seems unlikely. Other names discussed include Fitch for comptroller Appleton for council president and Hamilton for attorney.
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Greater New York
New York
Sept. M
Tuomay
Tracey
Citizens’ Union
Ashbell P. Fitch
Ross Appleton
Brooklyn
Thomas L. Hamilton
Aherite
Greeks Still Want Fight Over Peace Terms
A large meeting in Concorde square urged renewing war with Turkey rather than accepting the peace conference terms. Speakers attacked King George and Crown Prince Constantine. authorities attempted to arrest one rebel, but the crowd aided his escape. The press largely favors peace.
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Athens
Sept. “S
Concorde Square
George
Turkey
Belllense
Constantine
Lieutenant Peary's Proposed Journey
Heston reports the steam whaling bark Hope returned from the Arctic to Sydney. Peary plans next year’s ethnological work with six Eskimo companions and aims to bring a meteorite from the Arctic to America. The party will base in Boston before moving to the Brooklyn navy yard to hoist the meteorite aboard.
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Heston
Hope
John Bartlett
Arctic
O&m
Sydnee
Associated Press
Heary
Sydney
Esquimaux
America
Boant ix
Nook-Tak
Kowbatoonih
Hayes
Ah Tung Ah Nak Soh
Ah Wee Ah
Ke Soh
Mee Ni
Bhak
Tehod
Moory
Greeley
Joan
Boston
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Noted Philadelphia Composer Cross Dead at 51
Renowned organist Michael HH Cross died in Philadelphia from heart disease at age 51. A pivotal figure in mood music, he served at St Patrick's St Augustine's Cathedral Mary Trinity Episcopal and led local musical societies. He began as parish organist at 15 and also taught and directed ensembles in New York and Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Sept
Michael HH
Crome
P Wilow
St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church
St. Augeline’s Church
Mary Trinity Episcopal Church
Oroin
Cross
New York
Brooklyn
Death of Major Edward L Merrill Farmington Me
Major Edward L Merrill of Farmington Maine died this afternoon after several months illness at age 51. He was longtime librarian in the Ways and Means Committee in the national House of Representatives and has been assistant secretary of the House and secretary of the Government Printing Office.
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Edward L. Merrill
Farmington
Eadward
Merrill
House
Winsmore Arrives Safely After Storm Near Port
The Winsmore, sailing from Philadelphia September 16, reached Port Jacksonville with slight damage. Reports say the sunken schooner may be the Davia, also from Philadelphia on the same date, and some bands are believed lost.
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Winsmore
Jacksonville
Fin
Schooer
Thomas W. Winsmore
Philadelphia
St. John's Bar
Sehvon
Charles Davia
Fhlindelphia
Winemore
Adi
Child Stolen in Rome by Neapolitan Nursemaid
A Neapolitan nursemaid abducted the infant son of a young Englishman, Mr Hastings, in Rome during September. Letters demanding a ransom of 0,000 have arrived, with authorities suspecting the maid allied with local brigands near Naples.
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Rome
Hastings
Naples
Yellow fever outbreak updates from New Orleans camps
The New Orleans fever situation improves with fifteen new cases and no deaths. At Oakland park detention camp all refugees are healthy, while several patients near the French quarter show signs of recovery. Authorities disinfect hot spots and math formaldehyde generators operate at depots and residences.
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Oakland Park
C. R. Barber
Associated Press
New Orleans
Board of Health
Madison Street
E. Toma
St. Andrew Street
G. G. McHardy
A. Godman
Haronne
Louw Lawes
Michall Dwyer
James Gray
Percy
Burlee Mattson
Constance
Brenson
Andrew
Misa Pizeo
Poydras
Arthur J. Blake
Camp
Emma Echlosixecher
W. H. Willis
Camp Street
Meliardy
William
W. H. Williams
Williama
Toma
Metz
Serres
Constancy Street
Brigare le
Charity Hospital Physicians
A. McCubbage
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Edwards, Miss
Champion Hil
William Champion
Queen's Hil
Ethel Christer
Edwards
Hunter
Atate Board
C. K R. Barber
Barber
Jackson
Fred. Johnson
Tallulah
British claim Hudson Bay territory as long standing possession
The Daily Mail laughs at reports of Canadian expedition activity in Hudson Bay aiming to outpace the United States. It says the territory has long been a British possession and ridicules the idea of deleting the British flag to gain advantage.
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Daily Mail
London
Dept
The
Hudson Bay
United States
Government grants flood relief as Berlin approves funds
Berlin authorizes a 256000 grant aimed at flood relief efforts. The panel coordinates assistance for victims and rebuilding. Officials say the measure will support infrastructure repair and emergency aid distribution across affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bold Train Robbery on Northern Pacific Railway
A westbound Northern Pacific passenger train three miles east of Moorhead Minn. was robbed at dawn. Robbers forced the engineer to brake and boarded the engine, but failed to seize the express money, taking watches and small cash from crew before escaping.
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Minn
Northern Pacific
Here
Ti le
Hoover
Bryndon
Moorhead
Lynching in Kentucky Court House Square
A mob of about 50 hanged Raymond Stushrod, a Black man accused of attacking a farmer’s daughter, after he was captured near Falcon and brought to Hawesville. The crowd, armed with guns, shot and hanged him from a tree as authorities watched, while a coroner’s jury attributed death to unknown parties.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Hawesville
Smyes
Raymond Stushrod
Vyearoll
Buahrol
Rockport
Willie Clirk
Lipper
Clio
Nia Wateh
Jalil
Texas Railway
Petri Station
Magic Roberta
Ben Roberts
Indiana
Toll City
Falcon
Iushrod
Hinesville
Bushrad
Tralna
Owensboro
Hushrod
Penn
Wis
Mov
Buehrod
Mitchell
Deal With England in Egypt Sultan to address powers
Paris dispatch reports a Baltic view that the sultan will address the powers on Great Britain's evacuation of Egypt. Russia will back the sultan and seek a conference at Constantinople or St Petersburg to settle Egypt under the sultan's suzerainty.
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Paris
Poltique Coloniale
Bt. Petersburg
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Constantinopals
Turkey
Great Britain
Egypt
Russia
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Labor organizers deployed among Kansas coal mines
Local labor leaders say twelve United Mine Workers organizers have been sent to coal diggers from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi River. They will spend the year trying to closely organize all miners in anticipation of potential strikes starting January 1 if operators do not reach another agreement by then.
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Kansas City
United Mine Workers of America
Rocky Mountains
Missiesippi River
Steamer KaisER Wilhelm Der Grosse Sets New Southampton Record
Havre dispatch notes the KaisER Wilhelm Der Grosse arriving at Sandy Hook at 1.15 pm after departing Bremen and Southampton. The ship broke the westward record from Southampton by twenty six minutes, surpassing the St. Paul.
The Excommunicated Minister in Rome
The Vatican informed the Spanish government it will not lift the excommunication on Señor Hoverter, minister of finance, unless it is proven the disputed property does not belong to the church.
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Rome
Vatican
Senor Hoverter
General Gobin Injured in Hazleton Strike Day
General Gobin and staff rode to Audenried and the Ninth regiment held a dress parade as mines reopen. A Fourth regiment withdrawal is planned, while a coroner jury delay or verdict sparks comment. A Freeland miners meeting signals stronger organization, and Squire Robinson’s Audenried office is broken into amid tensions.
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Freeland
Squire Robinson
Hagleton
Gobin
Audenried
Drifton
Fahey
United Mine Workers
Gomer Jones
Robinson
Foreman Jones
General Gobin
German Press Still Worrying Over U S Ultimatum to Spain
Berlin reports widespread German displeasure at Washington’s ultimatum claim with cusped denies by official sources. Jingoism and Monroe Doctrine ridicule dominate coverage. Editors warn Americans against reckless power while German papers stress cautious, peaceable mediation with Spain.
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Berlin
Spain
Washington
Forum
Herbert
Staatsburger Zeitung
Germany
United States
Associated Press
Navy Dept. says rumors of hostile intent unfounded
Washington reports that transfers of seventy five sailors to San Francisco, shell purchases, and supposed high level meetings have no basis. No naval militia conference occurred and Acting Secretary Roosevelt did not meet officers. The Michigan militia commander may visit to discuss canal access and Yantic transit. Supplies were bought per Congress and within routine operations.
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Washington
New York
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Michigan Naval Militia
Detroit
Act of Congress
Rebel Activity in India Sparks Tribal Movements
In Simla reports say tribesmen in the Khyber region renewed activity as Orakzai units hold the pass and Afridi groups reconcentrate in the Chinas and Bhagar valleys. Syed Akbar met with tribal leaders to urge Ameers chief to aid co religionists after General Elles disrupted a Bedmanal Pass attack causing chaos among Mullahs and tribal censure.
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Simla
Khyber
Haddad
Bufe
Premier Baden Wounded in Vienna Duel
Count Badeni Austrian Premier fought a duel with Dr. Wolff after insults at the Unterhaus session. Baden wounded in the right arm at twenty five paces. the bullet entered the wrist and exited above the old. Wolff had earlier clashed in speech with Herr Horlen. Baden, a Pole, rose to form a cabinet in September 1844 and serves as president of the council and interior minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Platolsmas
Count Badeni
Dr. Wolff
Unterhaus
Count Paden
Baden
de Wolff
Herr Horlen
Creech
Unterhsus
Galles
Austria
Council of Ministers
Interior
Count Mier
Anna Whlerer
Casimir Bedent
National Guard Full Inspection Reports Strong Regimental Scores
Harrisburg report by Colonel Edward Morrell details full guard inspections. First Regiment leads with a record average of 7.45 amid uniform improvements and new features such as brigade drills and out post duty.
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Harrisburg
Edward Morrell
Nao- Honal Guard of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cieneral Stewart
Philadelphia City
Sheridan
Governor's Troop
State Naval Militia
Morrell
Naval Militia
United States
Guard
Jealousy Murders in Klondike Tragedy Report
The City of Seattle arrives with details of a fatal crime at Skaruay where George Buchanan, foreman of the Friaginny Bay Improvement Co, shot and killed Mrs Stella Kossuth then killed himself. Buchanan aged about 35, Kossuth a widow about 25.
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Klondike
Victoria
Th. C
Seattle
Skaruay
George Buchanan
Friaginny Bay Improvement Company
Stella Kossuth
Fhnchanan
Pearl Bryan Skull Found in Ohio River Mystery
A boatman named William Parton unearthed a skull in Medoce bar along the Kentucky side of the Ohio River. The skull shows nine upper teeth with two gold filled front teeth and estimates the deceased as a woman aged 18 to 24. Authorities suspect it may be Pearl Bryan, linked to the murder of Jackson and Walling. The skull has been in the river for about nineteen months.
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Cincinnati
William Parton
Medoce
Bar
Kentucky
Ohio River
Pearl Bryan
Jackson
Walling
Coach Held Up Near Yreka in Stage Robbery
A masked highwayman stopped a stage at night near Yreka nine miles from town, forced the express box from the driver, and escaped with unknown loot. Four passengers were aboard. none harmed. This was the second such robbery in the area within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreka
Cal
Malone Man Re-arrested After Coroner Says Son Killed Stepmother
Winfred Bell of the School for the Deaf in Malone was rearrested after a coroner's jury verdict linking his death to a blow on the head and strangulation inflicted by Bell. He had earlier been released to return to school. The case centers on the fatal incident at the deceased stepmother's residence. Bell was taken to Canton for trial under the coroner's findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone, Sept
Winfred Bell
School For the Deaf
Malone
Canton
Weather and World News Overview
The morning bulletin reports weather hints with General Minister Woodford in Madrid and notes General Gobin injured amid shifting Guatemalan tensions. It covers yellow fever impacts, local sermons for a bishop’s memory, and statements by Rev. Rogers Sarael and Rev. Dr. Giffin. Fire in Smithville figures in Lackawanna County News. Northampton backs General Reeder amid financial updates.
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Woodford
Madrid
Gobin
Sporting
Rogers Sarael
Rulison
Giffin
Richea
Wditorial
Lattt- Sultitons
Smithville
Weat Side
Lackawanna County
Northampton
Woodford’s Spain Visit Sparks War Mediation Debate
United States Minister Woodford arrives in Madrid amid upheaval over mediation and Cuban policy. He declines interviews while stating his mission aims to end the war quickly, amid guarded security and mixed public reaction. Recalled are reports Spain may reject mediation and continue Cuba hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Woodford
San Sebastian
Spain
Sus
Duke of Tetuan
Carrita
Royal Opera House
Cuba
Victoria de Las Tunas
Inguigenta
Calixto Garcia
Jesus Rabl
McKinley Visits Adams Mass Church as Berkshire Visit Continues
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley joined a crowd at Adams Congregational Church for a morning service with Mabel and Grace McKinley present. Afterward he greeted 14 penery department children and planned a visit to Williams College president Dr Franklin Carter if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mass
McKinley
Mabel
Grace McKinley
Congregational Church
Minsos McKinley
Penery Department
McKenna
Wil
Franklin Carter
Williams’ College
Washington
Berkshire
Disaster at Ufa Steamer Admiral Gervais Fire Tragedy
A dispatch from Ufa reports the steamer Admiral Gervais burning off the city while passengers slept. Panic caused by the vessel drifting into midstream led to numerous drownings and burnings. many others were in danger as rescue attempts continued. The death toll remained unascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Ufa
Belala
Russia
Admiral Gervais
Weesely
Cretan Insurgents Repulsed Near Candia
Cretan insurgents attacked Svalan near Candia and after two hours of fighting retired. The action occurred near Canea in Crete in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canea
Crete
Bept
Svalan
Candia
Herald Weather Forecast for Northeast and Middle States
The forecast covers the middle states and New England with party cloudy to fair skies today and near stationary temperatures. In the northern districts cooler temperatures and variable winds North to easterly to westerly, becoming more variable. Tuesday brings fair weather with light to variable winds mostly westerly and slightly lower temperatures.
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the Herald
New York
New England
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U. 8
Conan Lord
Upper Lake Region
Republican Conference
Peary
North Pole
Michael
Raymond Boshrod
England
Hazleton
India
Khyber Pass
Wolff
National Guard
Stewarts
MR M'Kinley
Congregaotional Church
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