Revolution Rages in Colombia to Panama Frontier
State Department reports from three Colombian quarters show revolutionary activity and attacks between Colon and Panama. Adherents of former president Sanclemente arrested, Uribe rumored dead again, while Colombia's minister in Venezuela is unconfirmed. Navy prepares Iowa for potential Panama service.
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Deent
Colombia
Panama
Gudger
Maimros
Colon
Hart
Dr. Sanclemente
Frrward
State Department
Russell
Venezuela
General Uribe Uribe Reported Killed in Battle
The Times cites El Conservador claiming General Rafael Uribe Uribe died July 27 at San Cristobal Venezuela while opposing Colombian invaders. The report is based on a message from General Iguaran, with Colombians led by Dr Rangel Carbinas in the San Cristobal fight.
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Uribe
Uribe-Uribe
New York
the Times
el Conservador
Barranquilla
Colombia
Rafael Uribe-Uribe
San Cristobal
Venezuela
Iguaran
Riohocha
Rangel Carbinas
Uribe-Uribecon
Cadillac Disqualified In International Yachting Cup Race
In Chicago on August 15 William Hale Thompson skippered Invader after Cadillac fouled Canadian boat at the start. Judges disqualified Cadillac, Invader led by Milwaukee's Oshkosh boat then sailed, and Invader defeated the Oshkosh craft across a 21 mile triangular course in light wind.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Cadillac
Invader
Jarvis
Thompson
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
United States official to leave Peking for Japan voyage
London dispatch reports Mr. Rockhill, the United States special commissioner, will depart Peking within days. The French government offers the cruiser Pascal to convey him to Japan, from which he will travel by steamer.
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London
Rockhill
United States
Peking
Times
Pascal
Japan
Marquis Ite to Visit America After Sea Voyage
The former premier Marquis Ite is ordered by doctors to take a sea voyage for health reasons and will travel to America for a short stay from Yokohama arriving around August 15.
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Yokohama
Marquis Ite
America
Tighe Arrives in Chicago with Full Powers of Shaffer
Secretary Tighe of the Amalgamated Association arrives in Chicago without notice to South Chicago officers. He brings powers of President Shaffer and will meet local leaders to call a joint meeting of two lodges. A message from Shaffer may be read and last Sunday's vote reconsidered. He will also visit Milwaukee and Joliet.
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Tighe
Amalgamated Association
Chicago
Michael F. Tighe
T. J. Shaffer
Shafferd
Milwaukee
Joliet
Resolution of Sympathy Aimed at Steel Strikers
In Austin on August 15 a state legislature introduced a resolution pledging moral and financial support to steel workers, asking members to donate $1 per day of salary to aid the strikers. The measure was sent over.
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Austin
Tex
Roosevelt Leaves Colorado Springs for East Visit
Vice President Roosevelt departs Colorado Springs after an 11 day stay and will stop at Hutchinson Kansas as a guest at the Grand Army reunion.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Roosevelt
East
Hutchinson
Kan
European Peace Hope Amidtariff Talk Says Holls
Frederick W. Holls, US member of the Hague arbitration court, in London argues Europeans favor peace though wary of American growth. He calls a European bloc against the United States fanciful, saying such talk masks tariff increases and notes no power wants war, with public opinion shaping policy.
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London
Frederick W. Holls
United States
International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Vienna
New York
America
Holls
China
Europe
SIVE MOVE STRIKERS MAKE GAINS IN INDUSTRIAL TUGOFWAR
The main advantage remains with the mill owners as 62 thousand workers are out of work. Some strikers report gains by moving to new jobs in different industries while continued stoppages affect production and bargaining leverage.
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Atlanta
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Wheeling
Bellaire
Lower Union
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
National Tube Works
Benwood
Clark’s
Leper Colony Plan Proposed for Barrie Island
Washington reports a board of army officers recommended Barrie Island off Luzon as a suitable uninhabited site to segregate lepers. The island measures about two by one miles, offering space for the district’s lepers.
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Barrie
Luzon
Washington
Botanies
Arbitration Impossible in Steel Strike Action
Secretary Joseph Bishop of the state board of arbitration arrived in Columbus from Pittsburg and told Governor Nash that arbitration is presently impossible. He may return to Pittsburg but has no set return date, and he reports no negotiations toward a settlement exist.
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Columbus, O
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Pittsburg
Nash
Bishop
Three Roseville mob victims sue county for damages
In Zanesville on August 15 Victor Deime John F Stover and Floyd Poling filed suits against the county seeking 500 dollars each under a law allowing mob victims to sue counties where riots happen.
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Zanesville, O
Victor Deime
John F. Stover
Floyd Poling
Roseville
Bates assumes command of department of Missouri
Omaha August 15 General John C Bates takes over the department of the Missouri succeeding General Merriam who has departed for Denver to assume command of the department of Colorado.
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Omaha
John C. Bates
Department of the Missouri
Merriam
Denver
Department of Colorado
Health officials meet to combat smallpox in Duluth
State and county health officials from Minnesota, Northern Michigan and Wisconsin, along with lumber industry representatives, gathered in Duluth on August 15 to discuss methods to fight smallpox. Resolutions were drawn up after noting 6,300 cases in the state last fall and 29 deaths.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Independent cracker makers plan nationwide association
In St. Louis on August 14 representatives from 115 large independent cracker factories announced plans to form a nationwide association to combat the National Biscuit company, the so called cracker trust, coordinating efforts across the United States during the last week of September.
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St. Louis
National Biscuit Company
The
Cracker Trust
United States
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