New York figures eyed in Nicaragua uprising reports
Washington May 18 Diplomat Don Moracio Guzman Nicaragua minister to Washington says residents of New York City may be behind the revolution and promises to name the individuals later. He expects a decisive battle within 48 hours and disputes a dispatch from Managua that the government army is demoralized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Don Moracio Guzman
Nicaragua
New York City
Guzman
State Department
Gresham
San Juan del Sur
Newall
Managua
Ex Senator Miller Denies Canal Company Involvement
New York on May 13 reports former Senator Warner Miller denies any Nicaragua canal company interest in the current revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warner Miller
Nicaragua Canal Company
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Revolutionists Take Control of Canal Region
Washington reports indicate Nicaraguan revolutionists have overthrown the government, seizing Granada and other key towns, with martial law declared and a forced loan ordered. Rebel forces number 5,000 to 8,000 under prominent generals, and U.S. recognition may follow the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Washington
State Department
San Juan del Sur
Newall
Scavalla
Granada
Riaz
Cantales
Malagapa
San Juan del Norte
Gresham
Herbert
United States
Consolidation Agreed To In Cleveland Cable and Street Railway Merger
The Cleveland City Cable company and the Woodlaw Avenue and West Side Street Railway company have agreed to merge. The consolidated firm will be capitalized at 8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland City Cable Comy
Woodlaw Avenue and
West Side Street Railway Company
Duel rumor unsettles Ocala as editors Brumby and Harris
In Ocala Florida on May 13 tension rises over a rumored duel between Colonel Harris of The New Capitol and Colonel Louis J Brumby editor of The Free Press. Both papers are present and the men are shadowed.
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Ocala, Fla
Harris
New Capitol
Louis J. Brumby
Free Press
G A R Officers Elected at Great Falls Encampment
At the G A R encampment in Great Falls J C Gregg was elected department commander and R R B Dolman of Butte was chosen senior vice commander. Next year's encampment will be held in Helena.
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Montana
Great Falls
Mon
J. C. Gregg
R. RB. Dolman
Butte
Helena
Thief Shot by Detroit Saloonist at Break-in Try
Anthony a professional thief was shot by Marion Wicznski a saloonist and grocer at 980 St Aubin avenue in Detroit. The incident occurred at midnight as the burglar attempted to break into the premises.
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Detroit
Mich
Anthony
Marion Wicznski
St. Aubin Avenue
Lively session over league leadership amid heated protests
A chaotic convention rejected a measure to elect the general secretary by the incoming executive committee. The roll call passed 1,069 to 706 after opposition from Ohio and Kentucky delegates. Resolutions adopted included honoring Blaine, forming a committee to study the party’s Southern state conditions, and adjournment sine die. Sub committee to meet in Chicago June 10 to handle league business and elect officers was authorized.
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League
J. F Burke
League of College Clubs
Ohio
Kentucky
Tracy
Committee On
Bundy
Cincinnati
Hayes
Blaine
National League Executive Committee
Tracey
Chicago
Humphrey
Louis Berry
D. F. Hawkins
Syracuse
N.Y
James B. Burke
Julius Travis
Indianapolis
Michigan Cyclone Destroys Farm Buildings Near Pinckney
A cyclone two miles east of Pinckney Michigan at 2 am damaged farm properties of Louis Dryer William Thompson and William Placeway plus John Fitché. All seven Placeway family members and others were injured lightly while many livestock died. No fatalities reported.
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Pinckney
Mich
Louis Dryer
William Thompson
William Placeway
Placeway
John Fitché
Cleveland to circumnavigate world after term ends
Cincinnati dispatch reports Mr George A Clifford traveling passenger agent of Canadian Pacific confirms that Mr Cleveland will tour the world after his term. Clifford notes Colonel Sheedy also plans a world tour now in Australia en route home.
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Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
George A. Clifford
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Clifford
Colonel Sheedy
Australia
Leech Resigns as Mint Director for Bank Cashier Post
Washington May 13 Edward O Leech director of the mint has offered his resignation to the president to take effect at month end He resigns to become cashier of the National Union Bank of New York slated to open in a city on the 1st proximo.
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Leech
Washington
Edward O. Leech
Mint
National Union Bank of New York
Five Mexicans and One Policeman Die in Durango Free Fight
At a holiday celebration in Durango Mexico a mob clash with police left five Mexicans dead and one police officer killed. The incident occurred during the festivities and was marked by intense violence.
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Durango
Mex
Memorial Church Plan For Gould In Roxbury
The Gould family near Ronpoint New York announces plans to build a memorial Presbyterian church in Roxbury Delaware county Gould's birthplace with seating for 300 this season.
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Gould
Ronpoint
N. Y
Expensive Smoke in Hermosa Barn Fire
Ed Stenger's barn and contents burned at 5 a.m. destroying two horses including a valuable stallion. Hay grain harness and wagon also destroyed. Cause traced to a spark from the hired man's pipe. Loss listed at $4,000.
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Hermosa
8. D
Ed Stenger
Foul Play Feared In Missing Rochester Man Case
William Cooper of Rochester Wisconsin left for South Dakota two weeks ago with 600 dollars. He has not reached his destination and foul play is feared in Winona Minnesota.
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Winona
Minn
William Cooper
Rochester
Wis
South Dakota
Lightning Destroys City Power Dynamo in Wisconsin
Rick Lake Wisconsin May 13 The large dynamo at the power house was burned out by lightning leaving the city without light for several days.
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Rick Lake
Wis
Prince of Waldeck Dies in Bohemia
George Victor, the prince of Waldeck, died at Marienbad Bohemia from pneumonia on May 13.
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Prince of Waldeck
George Victor
Marienbad
Bohemia
Powderly Attacks Czar Over Humanitarian Instincts
The Knights of Labor leader Powderly denounces the czar, saying a treaty based on commerce while subjects suffer is unjust. He urges resistance to secret law and calls the ruler a monster for neglecting humanity as 65 million freemen confront oppression.
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White House
Master Workman
Knights of
Labor
United States
George Washington
Powderly
Senate
Train Robbery on Express Car Ends With Few Valuables
Reported by Railway officials a gang robbed an express car near Cairo at midnight. A messenger was forced to unlock a safe and two averted guards were wounded. The extent of the haul remains to be tallied after way-bills are checked. The incident is linked to broader debates on extradition and allegiance to treaties.
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Pssenger Ray
Fred Handkerpef
Pearson
Ray
Rob
Cairo
Agee
Southern Express Company
World’s Fair Commission Dismisses Musical Director Thomas
Chicago May 18 The world's fair national commission unanimously adopted the committee's recommendation to dispense with Musical Director Theodore Thomas. Washington May 13 Stop that the trouble at the Navajo agency has been allayed by Chief Black Horse who will deliver up the Indians who murdered Ranchman Welsh. Minneapolis May 18 The Eastern Star grand chapter closed after 164 delegates, 3 000 members, gain of 1 000. Mary C Taylor re elected worthy grand matron. next meeting in St Paul in May 1994.
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World’s Fair Commission
Chicago
The
Washington
Black Horse
Welsh
McCook
Den
Cutenant Plummer
Minneapolis
Grand Chapter
the Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
St. Paul
Mary C. Taylor
Radicals Move to Remove Union Emblem From Norwegian Flag
In Christiana May 13 the Norwegian storthing, opposing King Oscar and foreign coercion, introduced a bill to remove the emblem of the union of Sweden and Norway from the Norwegian flag as a sign of defiance.
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Oscar
Christiana
Storthing
Union of
Sweden and
Norway
Campania Sets Eastward Passage Record
The Cunard steamer Campania under Captain Haines arrived at Queenstown at 9:00 a.m. after leaving New York May 6. She completed the Sandy Hook to Queenstown leg in 5 days 17 hours 42 minutes, the fastest eastward voyage yet.
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Queenstown
Cunard Line
Campania
Haines
New York
Liverpool
Sandy Hook
Quesndteen
Dull Trade and Tight Money Halt Thomas Whisky Firm
Louisville May 1 9 The wholesale whisky firm of WW Thomas and Sons has suspended payment as a tilt of dullness of the whisky trade and the tight money market.
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LouisviLly
Thomas &Sons
Prohibition Party to Meet in Music Hall Cleveland
The state convention of the Prohibition party will be held in Music Hall, Cleveland, on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 27 and 28.
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Cleveland
Prohibition Party
Music Hall
Circus Tent Collapse Injures Performer in Minnesota
In Minn to May 18 a wind gust toppled Oliver's Great tent injuring a performer named Pag as spectators fled. No fatalities reported and the show continued at a later time.
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Seathnes Minn
Oliver
Wagon Loot Recovered After City Arrest
Albert Strause among youths arrested by Werrick and Heeney. They led investigators to a Forepaugh Block coal bin where nearly four wagon loads of presumed stolen goods were found in the city.
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Parl
Albert Strause
Aptives Werrick
Heeney
Confidence Rises in Reopening of Capital National Bank
Reports of cluthing of the Capital National Bank, which failed Monday, boost belief a resumption is feasible. Bank Examiner Young arrived and has taken charge as schedules of liabilities and assets for Sarge & Diggs and Corey, Agricult and Live Stock Co. were filed.
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Pianapolis
Ital National Bank
Ital
Young Itsburg
Sarge & Diggs
Corey, Agricult and Live Stock
Eas
Corp
Fragmentary historic soap advice snippet
A fragment notes soap with extra time and abundance causing no harm, mentioning Pears soap and the absence of alkali. It references specialists and various people in unclear context.
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