Marines to Nicaragua Amid New Caribbean Tension
The 750 marines who sailed from Philadelphia proceed toward Colon and are to travel by rail to Panama and board the armored cruiser California, expected to reinforce Managua and protect American lives and property. Up to 2,000 Marines ashore and 1,000 sailors may be deployed, with the Tenth Infantry kept in readiness to move if rebels resist more than anticipated. An American force may be sent to Matagalpa to aid 125 Americans in distress as rail links are restored.
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Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Nicaragua
Colon
Panama
California
San Juan del Sur
Marine Corps
Denver
Managua
Corinto
Sutherland
Taft
State Department
Matagalpa
The
Republic
Weitzel
State
Navy
Ine
Terhune
Annapolis
Teriune
Mabillans
Mobile
New Orleans
Latin America
Chamber of Commerce and
Nres League
Secretary of State
Mobile Rico
Hartwell Myth Shot To Pieces At Lyons Rally
At a Lyons rally in Mobile about 400 attendees heard Hartwell accused of bankrupting the city with a four million dollar plan. Pro Lyons speakers praised Pat J. Lyons and attacked Hartwell and Thompson while urging voters to reelect Lyons as mayor.
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Hartwell
Lyons
Harrynpson
Wards
State
Franklin
Mobile
Captain Lyons
Captain In Craft
Pat J. Lyons
Harry T. Smith
John 3
Kr. Drago
Afdf
John W. McAlpine
L. C. Irvine
Spring Hill
Mobuie
Hartwell-Thompson
Tommy Rat
Thompson
Register
McAlpine
Shepard-Lyons
F. I. Thompson
R. Thompson
Ell
Ton
Vis
Fecha
Government and
Ann Streets
Eighth Ward
Harry
The
Smiths
Stevens
Taylor
Prince
Webb
Brooks
Bush
Iis
Jack O'Connell
Item
Harry Smith
Armbrecht
Rich
Bestor
Railroad and
Mr. Hartwell
Food Scarcity Across Managua and Rebel Held Cities
Describes Managua cut off from outside contact as food grows scarcer and rebel held Granada and Masaya face severe shortages. Reports of battles near Granada and limited news from Corinto and other ports, with one courier finding an intact telegraphic wire despite widespread disruption.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Granada
Masaya
Corinto
Bluejackets Move to Repair Wires and Rail Link
A force of 500 American bluejackets and marines left Corinto to re establish railroad and tele graphic communication with Managua. The operation aims to restore critical lines of transport and communications in Nicaragua's interior from SAN JUAN DEL SUR dated Aug 30.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Corinto
Managua
Fresh car All Heart Posts and flooring items listed
Local ad lists fresh All Heart posts and flooring materials including 12 inch face boards Cypress boards and 2x4 lumber. Also mentions shingles pickets and general home improvement items with a contact phone.
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Joe
Tale of Koehler and Pauline at the White House table
In a report from the period a man named Koehler encounters Pauline and persuades her with his polite demeanor. He quickly secures milk and uses it to support praise for the White House table’s celebrated pride.
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Bob
White House
Bob Taft
Helen Taft
Glacier Park
Pauline
Koehler
Hookworm Immigrants To Be Deport Stationed In San Francisco
Due to crowding at Angel Island detention hospital no immigrant with hookworm will be treated there after November 1. The department of commerce and labor sent the order by letter. Affected immigrants will be deported immediately. In the last year over 1,600 hookworm patients were treated at Angel Island.
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San Francisco
Angel Inland Detention Hospital
Department of Commerce and Labor
Angel Island
Protection of Mothers Form California League
In San Francisco on August 29 a group of about 100 women formed the California league for the Protection of Motherhood. Miss Lucy Goode White was named president and the group intends a temporary existence to push a state law establishing pensions for widowed mothers with dependent children and a state pension for mothers during periods of enforced idleness.
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San Francisco
California League For the Protection of
Lucy Goode White
Cheap whiskey blamed for sailor suicides in Alaskan fleet
In San Francisco August 30 the Dimond reports cheap illicit whiskey driving fishermen insane in Alaskan waters. Crew members suffered crises after consuming a poisonous substitute for Tyner. One man attempted suicide multiple times and then leapt overboard to his death.
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San Francisco
Cord
Chloff
William H. Dimond
Unimakass
Dimond
Tynor
Pauline Wayne Robbed on White House Grounds
Canton Ohio August reports Pauline Wayne the President Taft cow was held up and robbed on the White House grounds by J F Koehler a high school agriculture instructor Koehler claims he saw the cow calmly set the pan for tec on the grounds and reports his observation after returning to the capital.
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Canton
Ohio
Pauline Wayne
Taft
White House
J. F. Koehler
Koehler
Pauline
Sutherland Takes Hold in Nicaragua War
Admiral H H Sutherland, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, assumes supreme command in Nicaragua. He deploys Marines along the Corinto Managua railway to keep line open and guard American lives and property, with about five thousand troops under Commander Terhune. The California returns with reinforcements to bolster operations, and rail and telegraph links remain disrupted.
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Washington
H. H. Sutherland
Pacific Fleet
Nicaragua
California
Panama
Sutherland
Corinto
Managua
Navy Department
Denver
San Juan del Sur
Johnson in Wyoming outlines Progressive platform
Gov Hiram Johnson spoke in Rock Springs urging Wyoming wage earners to back Theodore Roosevelt and support initiative and referendum. He called for shorter working hours for women and abolition of child labor.
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Johnson
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Hiram Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
ONeal Invited to Utah for Irrigation Congress
Governor Emmett ONeal has an urgent invitation from Governor William Spry of Utah to attend the twentieth annual National Irrigation Congress in Salt Lake City from September 30 to October 3. Spry also asked that Alabama delegates be named. ONeal will not be able to attend.
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Montgomery
Ala
Emmett O'Neal
William Spry
Utah
Naional Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake City
Spry
O'Neal
Test of Strength in Eighth Ward Ends in Disappointment
A tentative match in the Eighth Ward ends without a clear win as Irvine is sent to the bench and Sixth Ward breaks are noted near Hartwell's home. The restless scene reflects tight local competition and unresolved outcomes.
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Irvine
Sixth Ward
Hartwell Campaign in Eighth Ward Meeting Recount
Thomas J. Young chairs a Hartwell rally where fewer than 50 of 706 attenders raise hands for Hartwell. The crowd debates recall tactics, city funds, and alleged misdeeds while rivals attack Hartwell and defend Pat Lyons and Dick Owen. Irvine’s recall plot is called a major campaign leak.
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Hartwell Eighth Ward
Thomas J. Young
Hartwell
Young
Mr. Young
Jackson
Miss
Mr Hartwell
Pat Lyons
Harry Smith
John McAlpine
Jim Webb
Taytor
Storey Prince
Albert Bush
Bart Chamberlain
John Drego
Mobile Iy
Stewart Brooks
Harry
Frank Annan
Dick Owen
Annan
Pat J. Lyons
Mr. Irvine
Irvine
Hartwell-Thompson
Vilains
Scholarz
CHAMP CLARK ADDRESSES TARIFF IN MAINE CAMPAIGN
Champ Clark spoke in Lewiston and planned to address crowds in Bar Harbor and Kents Hill as part of a Maine campaign tour. He stressed tariff as a main issue, contrasting Democrats favoring revenue tariffs with Republicans backing protection, and urged voters to judge parties by kept promises.
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Champ Clark
Maine
Knockland
Clark
Marshall
Eratic
Toiston
Clark Viarbor
Kent
Houses of Congress
Gover
Indiana
Lew
Barksworth
Wilson
Marshal
Rees
Quesa
Speaker Cannon
Home Building Page Brims With Up To Date Tips
A weekly feature on Wednesdays and Sundays offers current building advice for homeowners and prospective builders. The guide promises practical suggestions and ideas for those planning or expanding their houses.
Ritchie-Pagan Lightweight Bout Called Off
The September 9 lightweight bout between One Round Pagan and Willie Ritchie was canceled due to an injury to one fighter.[event]
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San Francisco
Pagan
Willie’ Ritchie
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