Zelaya Iglesias Ties Boost Central American Union Prospects
The article notes Zelaya’s courteous telegrams to Iglesias and Iglesias’s pledge to expand friendly relations between their governments and the Central American states. El Liberal reviews the Congreso Juridico at San Salvador City, praising efforts toward civilian unification, smoother intergovernmental harmony, duty-free trade among states, and groundwork for a Central American national union supported by Nicaragua Guatemala Honduras El Salvador and Costa Rica.
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Claims Will Not Be Paid In Turkey Debt Deal
New York dispatch states the Sultan of Turkey failed to fund debts to the United States via a cruiser purchase from the Cramps. Germany forced a shift by demanding payment to Krupp for armor, wrecking the indemnity scheme. The Cramps have not begun work and will not proceed.
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Roundup of Wild Beasts Draws Heavy Losses
In Cochise county cattle ranches a wild animal roundup reports twelve black bears seven grizzlies nineteen mountain lions two lynx and about a hundred fifty coyotes killed. Four Indians were killed and several injured while dozens of dogs died. One hundred Indians of the Pima band and about twenty cowboys took part, aided by members and dogs.
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Memorial tribute to General Harrison by Indiana Bar
A joint memorial gathering in the Indiana State Capitol honors Benjamin Harrison. State, federal judges and bar leaders reflect on his life as lawyer statesman, noting his thorough preparation, public speaking growth, and belief in limited government and moral leadership.
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Treasury officials prep to enforce new war tax law
Washington March 16 Treasury officials prepare to enforce the war revenue reduction act effective July 1 1991 The Internal Revenue Bureau says documentary and proprietary revenue stamps bought before July 1 will be redeemed by the government upon presentation to the collector of internal revenue and claims forms will be supplied Estimates place redemption total around 1 500 000 with specific sums for checks drafts documents tobacco snuff cigars cigarettes beer and related items totaling about 12 900 000
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Boundary Dispute Escalates as Peru Withdraws Minister
Washington reports a Peruvian minister withdrawal from Chilean capital amid Chilean Congress rejection of arbitrating their boundary clashes. Officials fear possible severance of ties as both nations lack ambassadors, signaling heightened stakes in the long running dispute.
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Treasury balances and naval reforms in brief notes
Treasury shows available cash of 149 967 065 and gold of 92 000 773 in the general fund excluding the gold reserve. Secretary Long signs papers ending sheathing for many warships while Bowles notes defects in naval experimentation abroad. Extradition papers issued for George Herskovitz in a Canada perjury case. Loomis in Venezuela remains in duty. U S recognition of Britain's South African annexations cited in State Department review.
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Bowles
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Lord Pauncefote
George W. Herskovitz
Toledo
Ohio
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Venezuela
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New York Herald
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BEASTS FROM FAR WILDS REACH BALTIMORE FOR PAN AM EXPO
Beasts from distant lands arrive in Baltimore by two steamers for the Pan American exposition. Two hundred animals valued at 100,100 dollars travel under a mixed stock of trained and wild. The species include elephants zebras hyenas jaguars leopards Bengal tigers polar bears sloth bears cassowaries emus and a yak among others.
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