Wilson Reprimands Ambassador for Impropriety in Mexico Incident
President Wilson publicly reprimanded Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson over a reported British Foreign Office statement and a suggested U S recognition of Huerta. Ambassador Page conveyed the regret, while Wilson called the British statement a pure subterfuge unworthy of the Foreign Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Page
United States
Ambasserio Page
Dipatch
Huerta
Mexico
France
Germany
Huert
Wilem
Mexico City
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Canton Scenes of Carnage and Riots Spark Exodus
Canton is described as a scene of carnage with about twelve hundred killed in a Thursday fighting. Government troops have largely joined rebels, looting goldsmiths and silversmiths while local officials falter due to self-inflicted dissensions. Foreign quarters are tense as tensions rise over suspected plots against them. Indian troops guard Shameenta with reinforcements from Hongkong. a massive fire destroys thirty barracks and civilians flee as rioting continues.
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Camton City
Shameenta
Hongkong
Los Angeles Seers Elect Next Conclave Host
The thirty-second triennial conclave ended Thursday night with sir knights and ladies departing the grind ball at the Auditorium. Grand encampment officers were elected, drilling contests concluded, and Los Angeles named as the next host. The 1916 conclave opening is set for the third Tuesday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Los Angeles
Sir Knights
Mine disaster toll and park visit noted in rough report
Nine men were injured in a mine incident while a notable official visited Yellowstone with a party. The fragmentary text mentions Coronado, Leelee tone, and references to 220 emt secretary, Bilings, and a war courthead, with a Curwiagh Derr bate and a national park context amid uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle
Yellowstone
Rotary of War
Crortheat
John Lind Presents Wilson View on Mexico Crisis
Washington reports Huerta officials, after talks with John Lind and Foreign Minister Gamboa, understand the United States demand for a peaceful solution. Observers expect Huerta to respond soon with a formal call for early elections and a possible date.
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Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Gamboa
United States
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Risoners Shot by Federals in Durango Mexico
Galveston Texas dispatch says in Durango prisoners are shot by federals regardless of nationality. C V Seifert, a mining man among 2000 refugees from Tampico on the Noriega, released from quarantine Friday, claimed he was accused of powder supply to rebels and forced to flee within twelve hours. He reported the rebel killing of cousin Roger Palmer, a railroad cashier at Luerange who opened a safe but did not reveal the second combination and was shot.
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Galveston
Texas
Durango
Mexico
C. V. Seifert
Seifert
Tampico
Noriega
Rebela
Roger Palmer
Lue Range
Palmer
Two Killed in Storm Wake Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Storm reports from Manitoba and Saskatchewan indicate grave damage and injuries across the region. Two deaths are reported, with crop destruction noted in several districts as the severe weather swept through the provinces on Friday. Washington scene features dramatic charges as Representative John Dermott faces corruption allegations before a House committee.
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Winnipee
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Page
Washington
He Meatichaegis
Cnef Page
House of Representates
House
James Ko MeDermott
Ulinois
Juare Hie Appueer
Unclear OCR Summary of Washington and London Political Events
Fragmentary report references Col. Thamagif Biren of Darlingin New Jersey and a ministerial appointment to Vortucul Mieguminalon with possible Senate action forthcoming. Mentions prorogation of the mrvien parliament and London timing, plus a vague note about the Federal government and the Derigdical Charing houen with an unconnected printing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Gete
Washington
Col
Thamagif, Biren
Darlingin
Wileen
Jersey
Vortucul Mieguminalon
Senate
Abandon Minet Fight by Minul and N De More
In a chaotic report the Minet confrontation is described with over 600 participants, many of whom are workers. The piece mentions a World belt Minet Pride and hints at plans surrounding a battle for a supposed "Hoe apeect" amid unclear motives and dubious factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minul
N. de
Senators Indorse President Program for Ongoing Session
Washington Congress will stay in session until snow falls and, if needed, extend the extra session to December to handle tariff and currency legislation. The Democratic Senate caucus adopted a resolution directing immediate consideration of currency and banking measures after the tariff bill, overriding a suggested recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Lewis
Milneis
Jon
Charlton Departing for Italy in Wife Murder Case
Porter Charlton, a Jersey City man who confessed to murdering his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton, left Thursday for Italy to stand trial. He faces possible life imprisonment if convicted, as Italy imposes no death penalty. Charlton’s father, Judge Paul Charlton, a Yale classmate of Ngati Taft, plans to accompany him.
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Jersey City
N. Y
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Charlton
Paul Charlton
Yale
Japan rejects Diaz envoy amid centennial gratitude
The Japanese government has intimated to Mexico that it will not receive General Felix Diaz as a special envoy. Diaz was to express thanks for Japan's participation in Mexico's centennial celebrations.
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Toklo
Felix Diaz
Japan
Mexico
Indianapolis Man Dies After Pet Kill Incident
In Indianapolis a 72 year old man collapsed and died as Charlee Young killed her pet poodle. He struck the dog with a heavy whip when it lunged at him, triggering his fatal collapse.
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Indianapolis
Mre
Uuman Barratt
Charlee Young
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH FOR WOMEN'S MUNICIPAL PARTY CHAIR
The venees of Marlborough has been made chairman of the women's municipal party in England formed to promote women as candidates for municipal office. Lane Bandit Holds Up Train in Kansas City area. four witnesses report the robber boarded a Pullman car and after the train slowed left with valuables. Arthur Polly, the heavyweight champion, announced his protege now boxes Jobondm darle in the grand race mountain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Venees
Marlborough
Women’s Municipal Party
England
Lane Bandit
Kaneasity
Pat Ponker
Johnson
Paria
Sao Viegs
Thaw Escapes From Matteawan Asylum In Open Gate Dash
Harry K. Thaw escaped from Matteawan Gate hospital for the criminal insane near New York on early Sunday. He leaped into an automobile with five confederates and sped toward the Connecticut border, crossing the state line and vanishing from New York authorities. Authorities fear he may flee to Long Island Sound and board a yacht bound for Europe. a $500 reward was offered for his apprehension.
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New York
Harry Kiwayer
Stanford White
Matteawan Gate Hospital
Uberty
Connecticut
Tile
Thaw
Longsland Sound
Euroa
Thew
R. F. C. Kieb
Thaw Breaks From Asylum In Early Morning Escape
Harry K Thaw allegedly escaped from an asylum grounds with companions after slipping past gate attendant Howard H Barnum who was arrested amid a wide investigation led by Doctor Kieh. The milkman’s cart moved outside as Thaw ran toward a waiting car and vanished within minutes.
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Asylum
Howard H. Barnum
Thaw
Kieh
Hannum
Barnum
Wealthy rancher shoots woman then dies near Eden Idaho
In a road tragedy near Nichols ranch south of Twin Falls Idaho a wealthy rancher, Jim Nichols, shot Mrs. L. Stockalager and then killed himself. The couple’s alleged infatuation ended when Stockalager rejected Nichols. Neighbors heard a scream but feared approaching, and both victims lay dead for hours before discovery.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Alamen Nichols
Eden
L. B. Stockalager
Brocklager
Albion
Nichols
Rosa
Nichols Farm
Death of Countess Tarnovens on St Petersburg Kiev Express
The Countess Tarnovens, convicted in Venice in 1910 for complicity in Count Kamarowsky's murder and later pardoned, was found hanged on a St Petersburg Kiev express train Sunday. Police investigate whether death was suicide or murder. In Sedalia Missouri, John Jackson, ex policeman, and two burglars were in a fierce grocery store battle Sunday. Jackson was turned over to authorities and an additional suspect's arrest is expected as investigation continues.
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Turne
Sedalia
John Jackson
Salt Lake City Man Killed by Blast at Copper Mill
Salt Lake City man Jack Salt Lake City, 47, son of the late James Jack who long served as Mormon church treasurer, died after being struck by a rock fragment blasted from a Utah Copper Co mine near Hingham during an excursion party. Other items note tari schedule debate in Washington and miner strike impacts in Western Federation of Miners districts.
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Salt Lake City
Rollo
Jack
James Jack
Mormon Church
Rock
Gearly & Foot
Utah Copper Company
Hingham Canpon
Iriende
Invitation to World Navies for Panama Canal Transit
An invitation from President Wilson calls for all world navies to gather at Hampton Roads in January 1916 and transit the Panama Canal to the San Francisco Panama Exposition. The plan, supported by the U S Navy, aims to unite international fleets for the historic voyage.
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Panama Canal
Newport
R. L
Hampton Hoods
San Francisco
United States Navy
Church Union Upward in United States Presbytery
Kaness City Missouri reports the Presbyterian Union in the United States of America and the Cumberland Presbyterians, formed in 189 misprint, upheld by Judge Vanvalkenburgh in the United States district court. Washington issue call to Republican leaders to caucus August 4 to elect new national congressional committees. New York notes McMillan departs for South America to assume U S minister post. Cromwell and Gold start separate Supreme Court suit against Auguste Heimel? for alleged graft. a pony steeplechase at Lake Pures yields notable mishap with jockey and pony.
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Church Union
Kaness City
The
Presbyterian
United States of America
Cumberland Presbytering
A. Vanvalkenburgh
United Wates District Court
Washington
House
National Republic Congressunal
New York
BentonccMillan
Tennassee
Baturday
South America
United States
Deru Mra
McMillan
Dvachtor
Montana and Nevada News Highlights of 1913 Era
A collage of frontier notes reports grain shipments to Helena Broadwater County and Montana crop forecasts. Water rights disputes in Nevada Antelope valley California and Blocked Yakima irrigation plans in Montana surface. Incident summaries include Basque laborer killed on Quins River Oregon wool trade dip and a fatal rock fall at a Tonapo mine.
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Thomas Dred
Werving & Rere
Intomr
Lyon Sound
Sore Priecn Farm
Cref
B. Templeton
Anatet
Montana
United Statewantity
Helena
Broadwater County
Reno
Walker River District
Nevada
Antelope Valley
California
Ork
Secretary of the Interior
Lai
Yakims
Toppealsb
Teim
Las Vegas
Bigin
Doruinge Dilboa
Quins River
Oregon
Utah
Bor Ucultural
Mormis
Coos County
United States
C. & Smith Lumber Company
Portland
Railroad Commission
Montane
Pacific Coast Coal Company i
Black Piamont
Seattle
George Ayres
Ayres
Industrial Workers of the World
James Harrington
W. M Cogawell
State Board of Health
Milth
Hutte
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Europe
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Harry K. Thaw
Matteswan
Cano Rangher
Flat River
Moan
St. Frapouly County
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Western Federation of Miners
Angelen
Carrol Mason
Westery
Lnereane
Minnola
L. 1
Mremary Simms
Hempstead Aviation
Kansas City
Edward McCarren
Missouri Canon Club
Bain
Calcutta
McMillan Gases
Peru
Millian
Maein Geuld
Wik Law Nelson Cromwell
Supreme Court
Auguste Heimae
Cooper
Coteane
Franele Jodawo
Amail Cnphile
Macibe
Lake Pures
Mr. Juhanow
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