Grave doubts on US intervention in Mexico future
Francisco de la Barra former provisional president and ex Mexican ambassador to Washington arrived in New York and said US intervention was remote and would bring grave consequences. He backed President Wilson and Huerta to resolve tensions and would soon leave for Paris to become Mexico’s ambassador to France. He noted Mexican public opposition to foreign intervention and cited accompanying officials Carlos Pereyra and Canale.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Francisco de la Barra
Mexico
Washington
Senor de la Barra
Paris
France
Aexico
Wilson
Huerta
John Lind
Carlos Pereyra
Belgium
Senor Canale
Great German scandal revived by court action in Berlin
In Berlin on August 9 a long standing German scandal surrounding Prince Philip zu Eulenberg is resurfaced by a lawsuit against the weekly Montags Zeitung. The paper linked Count George von Huelsen Haeseler to the affair and alleged a close friendship with the prince. Police searched the paper's offices on the editor's return, seizing manuscripts but finding no editor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Philip Zu Euat
Emperor William
The
Montags Zeitung
Count George von Huelsen-Haeseler
Royal Theatres
Count von Huelsen-Haesler
Prince Eulenberg
Americans and Canadians Divide Regatta Honors
On the Charles river in Boston the forty first regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen saw Americans and Canadians split wins. Toronto’s R Dibble and Philadelphia’s J B Kelley won senior sculls heats with Dibble faster overall. Riverside Boston beat Union Boston by six feet in the senior quadruple sculls. The annual meeting re elected York as president.
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Associated Press
Boston
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Charles River Basin
Association
R. Dibble
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
J. B. Kelley
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Dibble
Riverside
Union
National Association of Amateur —Oarsmen
York
Old-Time Slugging Fest Shocks Major Leagues
Lively slugging in major league games yesterday featured seven home runs led by Luderus of the Philadelphia Nationals who hit two in a 16 to 3 win over Chicago. Becker, Hoblitzer, Bodie, Wingo and Wilson also homered as the era’s high offense echoed 1911.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Luderus
Philadelphia Nationals
Becker
Cubs
Hoblitzer
Cincinnati
Bodie
Chicago Americans
Wingo
St. Louis Nationals
Wilson
Pittsburg
Sweden weighs nationwide prohibition to curb drunkenness
Stockholm Aug 9 reports Sweden may enact laws making alcohol use illegal nationwide. Prime Minister Staaff argues prohibition is the only effective reform, signaling a government move toward banning all spirituous drinks. The plan could face French opposition due to trade and finance links with Paris.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Staaff
France
Paris
Paris Stock Exchange
PBA OL
Nurse Emma Krill and Dr. Stanley Tron Marriage Rumor
Utica authorities investigate claims that Emma Krill nurse and Dr. Stanley Tron may have secretly wed. A bag contains morphine and reports say a sixteen year old girl may have replaced the nurse in Tron's affections. The couple reportedly traveled to New York and nearby towns on frequent trips.
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Utica
N. Y
Emma Krill
Stanley Tron
Kris
Campaign leadership named for Democratic committee
Washington reporters note the National Democratic congressional committee names its active campaign executive group chaired by Representative Doremus of Michigan. Members include Senator James, Senator Gere, Representative Scully New Jersey, and Representative E T Taylor of Colorado. Doremus will chair ex officio and coordinate with the national committee on next year's congressional and senatorial campaigns. Gardner withdraws from Republican chair race and backs Woods amid Roosevelt tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Doremus
Michigan
James
Gere
Scully
New Jersey
E. T. Taylor
Colorado
Democratic National Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Representative Woods
Iowa
Representative Gardner
Roosevelt
Randolph's Spartan Captures King's Cup
Edmund Randolph's 60-foot knockabout Spartan won the eighth race for the King's Cup in Newport Rhode Island. The Spartan finished 12 minutes 47 seconds behind the leading Irolista but won on time allowance. The victory earned a medal and had the yacht's name engraved on the base of the $5,000 cup. Nine yachts started at Brenton's Reef lightship, racing a 35 1 2 mile triangular course amid an east breeze that shifted to the south.
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Newport
R. L
Edmund Randolph
Spartan
New York Yacht Club
Irolita
Randolph
King George
Edward VII
Brenton’s Reef
Acushel
Barbara
Grayling
Iroquois
Pleione
Noor
Rhine wine fears rise as peronospora strikes vineyards
Warily the Rhine valley vineyardists face a poor outlook as cool damp days spread peronos pora, with reports of a third of grapes lost in some areas. Berlin notes 1912 dog meat slaughter up to 8,132, though many animals are killed at home, while agony remains a key center for dog slaughtering in the region.
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Berlin
Rhine
Germany
Chil
Prussia
Welsh to Meet Ritchie on Labor Day in Vancouver
Freddie Welsh the English lightweight champion will fight Ted Ritchie for the American championship on Labor Day in Vancouver British Columbia according to his manager. The announcement confirmed the Labor Day bout as the next scheduled defense.
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Welsh
Ritchie
Vancouver
Freddie Welsh
Gueydan Withdraws Guatemala Minister Claim
Henri L. Gueydan has asked Secretary of State W. J. Bryan to withdraw his application for the Guatemala minister post, blaming tariff politics and announcing a run for Congress in the upcoming election.
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Lafayette
Henri L. Gueydan
W. J. Bryan
Guatemala
Louisiana
Gueydan
Congress
Guevydan
Hin
Digestit Digestits a Digest of Digestion Relief Letters
A history of digestive relief claims for Digestit highlighting patients from Springfield Ohio and Toledo Ohio. Reports describe acute indigestion severe weight loss and rapid relief after using Digestit with weight gain and restored appetite. Ads note trial size 25 cents and large size 50 cents and encourage trying the product via local druggists.
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H. Pelton
Springfield
Ohio
Wally News
Tyne
G. F. Paul
Meyers St
Toledo
van Antwerp
Castoria described as safe pleasant remedy for children
Castoria is presented as a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric drops and soothing syrups. It claims to relieve constipation feverishness teething trouble and diarrhea while promoting sleep and digestion. The ad warns against counterfeits and asserts Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature and supervision for over 30 years.
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Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
On to Downing Street Riot Plans Unfold in London
Sylvia Pankhurst vows to lead next Sunday's suffragette riot with the cry On to Downing Street as guards increase at St James Palace. The free speech defense group invited her to Trafalgar Square but restricted calls to march to Downing Street. Pankhurst rejects the offer and declares she will join the square rally and proceed to Downing Street. Also an advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with patient praise after quick relief for bowel troubles.
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Associated Press
London
St. James Palace
Sylvia Pankhurst
Downing Street
Asquith
Free Speech Defense Committee
Miss Pankhurst
Trafalgar Square
Grand Circuit Meet at Kalamazoo Closes
The Kalamazoo Grand Circuit meet ends after four strong races. Sickness among 360 shipped horses trimmed fields though attendance set a new high. Foote Prince won both heats in the 2 07 pace as Warner Hall and Eddie Dillard split seconds for second and third. Dudie Archdale captured the free for all trot driven by Frank Jones. Braden Direct broke early then regained speed to place, while Baron Del Ray won the 2 17 trot after a rough start.
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Associated Press
Kalamazoo
Mich
Foote Prince
Warner Hall
Eddie Dillard
Dudie Archdale
Frank Jones
Braden Direct
Baron del Ray
Ashe and Dillon Fight to Twelve Round Draw in Winnipeg
New York’s George Ashe and Indianapolis’ Jack Dillon battled twelve rounds in Winnipeg last night. Dillon opened the bloodletting in the first round but Ashe endured and sent Dillon to the floor in the fourth. Both men absorbed heavy punishment, with Ashe bleeding profusely as the final bell rang.
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Ashe
Dillon
Winnipeg
Man
George Ashe
New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Tillon
Father of "Gen." Jones Attempts Death by Own Action
Dr. Oliver Livingston Jones, father of suffrage leader Rosalie Jones, attempted suicide by shooting in New York. Surgeons say he probably will die. no motive has been ascertained beyond a period of unspecified troubles. He is 62 and a wealthy retired physician.
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Associated Press
New York
Oliver Livingston Jones
Rosalie Jones
Suffrage Army
Albany
Washington
Jones
Remedy Relief After Dysentery Attack in Snow Hill
B W Hill of Snow Hill North Carolina after July dysentery suffered two months, weighed 124 pounds, found no relief from doctor and other remedies until using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After two bottles, permanent relief reported. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N. C
Famous Brighton Track Faces Foreclosure Sale
New York August 8 report forecasts the closure of Brighton Beach race track with a foreclosure sale set for August 28. The motion targets a second mortgage for about 95000 dollars while the first mortgage stands at 650000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Brighton Beach
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