Complaints Presented On Interference In Nicaragua
Washington reports say a Louisiana delegation urged the state department to press the United States to protect American business in Nicaragua east of Micarazus. They accused General Torres of abuses and claimed U S aid could compel restitution of duties and curb arbitrary actions. Secretary Hay planned to discuss with U S Minister Hunter and respond on the matter.
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Washington
Blasferds
Navy Department
Hay
U. S
Hunter
Sloan Hammond Wedding in St Bartholemew Church
New York society page reports the April noon wedding of Sloan Hammond to John Henry Bammerd of Boston at St Bartholemew’s Church. The ceremony featured Miss Lila Vanderbut Stoase as maid of honor, a large bridal party, white satin gown, and a chancel filled with fashionable attendees.
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New York
Hmilly Vanderbilt Sloane
Carcelina
W. K. Steane
Cornelius Wm. K. Pregerick
George Valdertil
John Henry Bammerd
Boston
St Barthalamess Church
Iasi
Creer
Sieane
Mise
Lila Vanderbut
Rute Twerkly
Glatts Vunitt
Edits Hall
Charlotte Barnes
Margaret Hammond
Alonsgt
Thorne
Sloane Cc
St. Barth
Newlyweds Hammond Celebrate Honeymoon at Lane
The marriage of Mr and Mrs Hammond is celebrated with a grand reception. The bride receives a diamond necklace from her parents and a turquoise gift from Mr and Mrs Furden. A silver table service is given, and the groom, a lawyer, is introduced alongside his father General John Hammond, once a Civil War commander under General Sherman.
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Hammond
Boneymoon
Lane
Corvidiemenda
John Hammond
Sherman
Proclamation to Filipinos Printed in Three Languages
In Manila the Proclamation of the United States Philippine Commission was posted in English, Spanish and Tegalcoda and distributed to outside towns including Malcos ard. It has attracted marked attention from natives and been approved by several representative Manilans. English bankers express optimism, believing the decisive policy will likely succeed.
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Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Tegalcoda
Jefferson City passes bill on public printing contracts
A state writer report from St Louis notes a 7 to 33 vote in the House approving Murtier's Bill. It standardizes clerical work in legislatures for public printing contracts, signaling a reform aimed at curbing earlier scandal and extending to most clerical tasks except committee clerks. The measure, if enacted, would not affect this session.
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St Louis
Jefferson City
House
Murtier
Allen
Anti-Quay Republicans Switch and Cast Vote for George Harrisburg
Harrisburg April 1 anti-Quay Republicans drop Judge Stewart of Franklin County and cast ballot for former Congressman George Payot. The group previously backed Dalasi last week, reflecting a contested intra party choice and shifting endorsements.
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Harrisburg
Judge Stewart
Franklin County
George
Mavorite
Sana
Comareseman Dalasi
Theo
Oateammry Jena
Gift for Milwaukee Proposal for young home in Wis
Miss Elizabeth Plankinton proposes to erect a home for boys in Milwaukee as a gift to the city. The plan is conditional on securing a suitable site and will be discussed at a future meeting. The note closes with references to local businesses and a general note on the upcoming discussions.
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Elizabeth Plankinton
W.C A Smitwackes
Wis
Etisbeth Plankinton
Join Plankinton
Wedding of Martha Bradshaw and Walter Cust at Grace Cathedral
Mrs Martha Bradshaw and Mr Walter Cust wed in a Grace Cathedral ceremony before a society crowd. The bride wore white brocaded silk with duchess lace and a long train. attendants wore green silk mousseline de soie and New York gowns. Reception followed at the bride's parents with Lawrence’s mandolin club, green and white decor, and gifts from many guests. The couple plan an extended eastward honeymoon and will reside at Woodlawn after May 1.
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Martha Haysued
Hradetaw
Reyal Clinton Bradshaw
Walter Marshall Cust
Grace Cathedral
Questa
J. J. Fatts
Orst
Mendelssohn
Dre
D. E Esterly
Edward McBride
Le= Redfen
Pearl McParland
Alice Prescott
Sujoracn Sicddard
Kansas City
Dean Co
Tude
Tne
Mise McFarlant
Miss Redden
New York
Paris
Miss McFarland
R . Bradshaw
Ro Cust St
C. 3. Smith
Beariate Prescott
Milss Lida Bergen
Ray Martin
Lawrence
Mandolin Club
Gets Jets
Alabama Smilax
Marty
Wich
Cust
Santa Pe
Woodlawns
Topeka Federation hears Stoutenborough on club life
Mrs Stoutenborough former president of the Nebraska State Federation spoke to the Topeka Federation at Valleychurchs Tuesday. She traced club life from its foundation to modern times and urged self culture as a prime aim. An art department idea, “the Art of overtacking,” was suggested. A social hour followed with tea and wafers.
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Stoutenburough
Nebraska State Federation
Topeka
Vallychures
America
Stoutenborouch
Stoutenborough
Stone the Minister In Cameron After Saloons Rally
Rev G W Montgomery the Cameron Presbyterian pastor was brutally stoned by a crowd in Cameron West Virginia after leading a campfire against unlicensed saloons. The attack fueled factional tensions with police on duty. Pittsburg detectives detained eight saloon keepers and more trouble was anticipated. Montgomery’s injuries are serious but life not in danger and church members rally to support him.
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Wheeling
W. Va
G. W. Montgomery
Cameron
Pittsburg
Had Too Much Money On Election Day Spendthrift Arrest
Joe Ure sought celebration funds on election day drawing 200 from a bank and obtaining 285. The story notes his brothers aiding him in pursuing an aid claim against the government and a rapid spending spree before Officer Scudder arrested him. The report places the incident near Santa Fe Route and Hidenate in Montana with court action pending.
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Joe Ure
Ury
Liam
Ark
Scudder
Sis
Ermal
Will bar women from Chicago Elevated Railway roles
The Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railroad plans to employ only men for ticket selling as vacancies arise. Existing female workers will not be discharged immediately, but women will be gradually excluded from both day and night positions. Miss Jane Addams of Hull House had supported a former applicant, who was told no more women would be engaged.
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Chicago Elevated Railway Company
Chicago
Metropolitan West Side Elevated Hailroad
Jane Addams
Hall House
Hamburg American liner Graf Waldersqe banquet at Boulogne
Boulogne sur Mer April 3 officials of the Hamburg American Line hosted a banquet for Boulogne authorities and the chamber of commerce to inaugurate the new Boulogne to New York steamship service with weekly Monday departures. April 5 articles of reincorporation filed for Kiluea Placta in the county clerk's office.
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Boulogne-sur-mer
Graf Waldersqe
Kopf
Boulogne
New York
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Bishop Chatard Ill in Baltimore Air? Indias Ape Ket
The text reports a bishop of the Roman Catholic Goce in Baltimore, noting illness and possible movement to Europe. It mentions immediate supervision and a potential improvement leading to travel, with hints of church administration and future plans.
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Indias
Siles Chaterd
Goce Oetedhenes
Baltimore
Mill
Bishouther
Europe
Opposition Withdrawn in China Tangle
Reports say the empress dowager entertains Washington’s April Friendship contact with Li Hung Chang and may recall him to power soon. No official word has been received on any moves or confirmations.
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Washington
China
Li Hung Chang
San Francisco Company Plans Real Estate Firm
The San Francisco based corporation with $7 million capital aims to buy real estate and engage in trade. Directors include A. B. Spreckels J. D. Spreckels William Erwin C. A. Hugs and W. D. K. Gibson. The article notes April events and mentions heart failure in an accompanying obituary element.
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Tion Company
San Francisco
Wagar
A. B. Spreckels
J.D. Spreckels
William Erwin
C. A Hugs
W. D. K. Gibson
Lily Post
A Jail Delivery Attempt at City Pr One Wax Mctor
A garbled report notes a jail delivery attempt in the city with a plan to escape by digging a wall. The fragment mentions half the day and a vote or task to be done, but details are unclear. Specific names, dates, or locations are not discernible from the text.
Former presidents urge peace in war abolition drive
Boston and Cleveland press reports reveal ex presidents Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison responding to communications from the United Society of Christian Endeavor. They advocate abandoning war as a means to settle international disputes and urge peaceful arbitration and Christian restraint to foster world peace.
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Boston
United Society of Christian Endenter
United States
Grower
Besjemin Harrian
Cleveland
Society
Christian Endesour
Notic
Harrison
Bettes
Americs
Armour Will Filed Leaves Estate Near Four Million
Kansas City April 5 The will of Simeon Armour who died at his home 1218 Broadway left most to his nephew. The estate includes legacies to the Charities home a Metropolis street railway company and the Denver Stick Yards company among others. Total value near four million dollars.
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Kansas City
Simeon
Compar
Kansas Civ Secck Tardeemeenay Bensas
City Dessicatine Aning Company
Deuterstet Tara
Denver Stick Yards Company
Actes
Santa Fe Terminal Co Elects Officers for Valley Housing
The Santa Fe Terminal Co was formed to build houses on the valley slopes. AL Ed Payson was named president and secretary treasurer Alexander, with directors W. A. Bleist, A. Kesh, and John T. True. The company will purchase water from the surrounding area and erect wing structures to meet valley needs.
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San Francisco
Bsident
Payson
Esarer
Alexsoder
W. A Bieet
Kesh
John
SURLY
Tak? Eunai
Young Plunderers Rob Cellars in Potwin
A gang terrorized Fetwis Place owners by forcing entry to cellars in Potwin and stealing lead piping. Several cellars were ransacked, with pipes and fixtures removed. Residents reported fear as the thefts continued, and police began investigations into the break ins.
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Potwin
Fetwis Place
Spe
Gineer
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