Castro Protest on German Claim at Caracas Memorandum
President Castro rejects Germany’s demand for damages and occupation notes, calling the German claim inflated. The Venezuelan memo argues disputes should go to Caracas courts and seeks arbitration via The Hague if needed, stressing American interests and independence. Dispatches report ships Cincinnati and La Guaira arriving as the crisis unfolds.
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New Yorks Ave
Caracas
Venezueli
Cach
Willenstad
Curacao
Luet Deusner
Ambasmaider van Zolleben
Castro
Kaiser
United States
DS Kesprnent
Germany
Venezuela
Venexuela
Knier
Hague
Delares
Ambasador von Holiebos
Thuat
Washington
Navy
Cincinnati la Guaite
Assured For Years and US Prosperity Debate
London Aug. 1 Former Congressman Jovy of New York is quoted discussing US prosperity. Levy argues America’s prosperity is natural and not overvalued by securities, while European financiers overreact. He cites New York weekly bank returns and praises the Morgan shipping combine as beneficial to Britain and the United States, denying trade fears.
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London
New York
J. Pierpont Moreen
United States
Writ of Habeas Corpus in Thompson Case
Oscar Thompson held as star witness in market mystery involving Mrs Bartholly and Minnie Mitchell. Petitioning attorney Meagher objects to harsh treatment and sweat box tactics. Judge Patton issues writ returnable at 2 PM. laundry worker John Clarke named in petition.
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Oscar Thompson
Bartholin
Chichiro
Anne Bartholly
Martholin
Minnie Mitchell
Meuxher
Troumpenn
Thompson
Patton
Gaines Writes a Letter Denying Curran's Cause Claim
Gaines editor of the Farmers Advocate furnishes a letter offering his explanation for the recent beating handed to life by Secretary J. A. Curran of the Populist state central committee. He denies Curran's stated cause and says opposition to the American Boot Company triggered the trouble. He also denies accusing Curran or any woman of impropriety and accuses Curran of seeking sympathy through lies.
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Curran
Cause of Fight TN
Gaines
The
Farmers Advocate
J. A. Curran
State Central
Curren
Farmer's Advocate
American Boot Company
Action of Cuban House on Fortresses and Arsenals
Washington reports that Cuba’s lower chamber voted that none of Cuba’s fortresses or arsenals could be leased or sold by the republic. The note adds the U.S. artillery force in Cuba remains and is not planned to cast the property into use as a naval station or under navy department action.
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Washington
House of Representatives
United States
Cuba
Atention
Navy Department
MAY CUT THE LEVY TO 19 MILLS IN CITY AND COUNTY PLANS
County Treasurer Philips urges a reconsideration of the city levy to save clerical work and reduce overall taxes. Talks of trimming half a mill from county and school levies follow Mayor Parker's view that a 2 mill city levy should cover interest on bonds. A Friday conference at the courthouse aimed to align city county and school budgets.
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M. Philips
Hughes
Parker
Briday
Philips
Honebrake
Board of Education
Svendson
Elty
Milia
Vacant Pastorates Across New York and Brooklyn This Summer
A long list of pastorates in New York and Brooklyn are vacant this summer. Churches named include Holy Trinity Brooklyn Grace Church St George's Episcopal Church and Temple Emanuel with salaries ranging from 1300 to 10500 annually. Also noted are vacancies at Church of the Divine Paternity and First Church Brooklyn eastern district with various stipends. The Baptist Second Avenue and Riverside churches also lack pastors with modest salaries. McGovern Corbett fight date moved to September in Louisville.
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New Corm. Sui. Ia Nere
New York
Brooklyn
Church of the Holy ‘Trinity
Grace Church
St. George's Episcopal Church
Mentattan
Sisnes
Chanel
Trinity
Church of the Epiphany
St Mary, Motthaven
Sequleure
Temple Emanuel
Gorthell
Church of the Divine’ Paternity
Salar
Second Avenue
Rivers Side
Baptist City Mission Society
Mverside
Bentley Resigns as Ace Post at Simpara College
Aug 16 in Tadlawala Ia trustees of Baker seek a replacement for the ace post at Simpara college while Jacob Kersch of Home City is named as a clothing dealer. A clothing dealer was found on the streets in a distressed condition and held by the sheriff awaiting his brother from Sever ance.
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Mins Bentley
Ae Bataywin
Kas
Beth B. Bentley
Simpara College
Tadlawala
Baker
Marr
Jacob Kersch
Severance
Boers Arrive in London to Honor Lucas Meyer Funeral
Boer generals Botha DeWet and Delarey reach London after Southampton welcome. They plan Holland visit to pay respects to Gen Lucas Meyer and may travel to the United States before returning to South Africa. Crowds cheer. DeWet aided by police at arrival.
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Southampton
Augié
Botha
DeWet
Delarey
Nigeria
Joseph Chamberlain
Betl Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Mrs. Chamberlain
Roberta
Abraham Fischer
Hague
London
Holland
Lucas Meyer
Hhe
United States
South Africa
Aus
Caven
Lord Roberts
Supreme Lodge Proceedings and Local Gatherings in San Francisco
The Kaehiso Pynias Supreme Lodge continued sessions with secret meetings to discuss conflicts with a supreme opinion. Hathbone Sisters toured Oakland and the University of California, ending with a public drill prize announcement. New endowment board members Frank Hoskins and Dr. John Sutchen were elected, while other cases on expulsion and dues were reviewed. The Rathbone Sisters elected officers including Supreme Chief Belle Quinlan and several state leaders. competitive drills and military judges from the Seventh Infantry attended. Jewell County announces its 9th annual Old Settlers Reunion on August 37 with programs, band concerts, and a baseball game featuring Haskell Indians and Fairbury.
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San Francisco
Kaehiso Pynias
Hathbone
Oakland
California
Mechanics' Pavilion
Union Ferry
Board of Control
Eutireme Lodge
Frank Hoskins
Whsconsin
John Sutchen
Canton Lodge
Ohio
McKinsey Metmortel
Supreme Tribunal
Jon Hincey
Board of Centre
Morris Sliver
Cajanthe Lodge 206
New Tock
Grand Tribunal
Sliver
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Fleschdiager
Tor
Crupd Tribunal of
le Pixer
Sacramento Lode No. 1
Pier
Supreme Temple of the
Rathbone Sisters
Supreme
Belle Quinlan
Galnesbure
Lydia A. Monop
Ttiversite
Gat Dee
Josephine
Tucson
Mich
M. I. Cushing
Milwaukee
Upreme
Army Artillery
Victor
Colo
Terre Haute
Indiana
Fordyce
Wee Siias
Arkana’i
Jewell County
Jewell City
Kas
Eget Rence
J. C. Post Urthwaite
J. W
Stanley
Tom McNeal Withelmwer
Arise Band of Downs
Srear Tech Us
Haskell Indians
Fairbury
Weather Clears After Colder Air Passes
Relief from the cold snap comes as cooler conditions ease across the plains. Temperature readings from stations across the region show higher highs and lower minimums with no rainfall reported statewide.
Prohibition delegates in Shawnee county meet to discuss tickets
A Shawnee county Prohibition party meeting at Lincoln Post hall opens to nominate county officers. Indications point to tacit endorsement of independent nominees Stahl and Stebbins for sheriff and county attorney, with tickets left blank for those offices. Governor candidate Emerech travels Franklin county and Eureka. McHale from Lawrence may speak.
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Shawnee County
Lincoln Post Hall
Prohibition Party
Celock
Stahl
Stebbina
A. G. Carruth
Prone County
Poe
Ean
Sherif
F. W. Emerech
Franklin County
Eureka
M. McHale
Lawrence
Prohibition
Lishare
Bn Somme
Statl
Stebuina
Stat
Stebbins
I Udependent Organization
None Showed Up at Duryea Warneke Washery
Wilkesbarre Pa Aug 16 It was expected the Warneke washery at Duryea would resume today Sheriff Jacoba and many deputies were present but no employees reported for work and no attempt was made to resume Shenandoah Pa Aug 16 quiet restored after a night of excitement troops entered the foreign quarter to quell disturbances Farmers report raids in the Catawanen valley as brig general orders more troops to the region
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Wilkesbarre
Warneke
Duryea
Jacoba
Shenandoah
Catawanen Valley
Renwick Accepted as Pastor of First Upitad Presbyterian
The First Upitad Presbyterian Church of this city extended a call to Rev. J. A. Renwick of Biggsville Sr to become their pastor. Word from Rev. A Rose confirms his acceptance and that he will move his family to begin work on September 1.
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Upitad Presbyterian
J. A. Renwick
Biggsville, Sr
A Rose
Pacific to Build Denver Line Promised for Missouri River Route
Announcement outlines a plan for a new rail line from Chicago to Denver with a connection at a Missouri River gateway. The project aims to offer the shortest possible route between Chicago and Denver via a Colorado gateway, linking Pacific operations to the Denver line and completing a long promised extension.
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Mactri Pacific
Denver
Pagl
Chicago
Colorado Gateway
She
The Fair Wills Attorneys Withholding Information
Attorneys for The Fair Wills firm are withholding certain information from the public pending further review. The delay affects disclosure of case details and financial documents linked to ongoing proceedings and regulatory inquiries. Local officials say transparency remains a priority while legal steps proceed.
Will of Mrs. Fair reported. funeral sets disposition
San Francisco authorities announce the discovery of Mrs. Charts L. Fair's will in a safe deposit vault. Attorneys Knight and Heggerty hold custody. the will may affect distribution among her relatives after the Pair estate is settled. The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Fair will be interred in Laurel Hill mausoleum after funeral.
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Cal
Charles J. Heggerty
Charts L. Fair
Prey Knight
Jeggerty
Writen Mix
Pulr
Mra
Joseph Harvey
Mra. Harvey
Pair
Charles Fair
Knight and Heggerty
Palra
Heggerty
Herman Oelrichs
Sayin
Trouville
Pale
Fair
Chateau
Church of the Madeline
United States
New York
Mes
Automobile Clu
Paris
Tribune
Tsat
Clube
Normandy
Charles Pair
Mantes
Eversox
Dieppe
Aix-les- Bains
Tod Sloan
Normanen
Pont
Roadside Elms and Fatal Car Crash Mentioned in Court
The account describes elm-lined lanes and rough gutters along a route where a tire was punctured. It notes awaiting evidence of death in relation to a car crash that claimed a millionaire and his wife, with Carrol Cook to rule on administration of their estate and further particulars expected.
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Carrol Cook
Cook
Inter-Ocean reports Harvester merger sparks large layoffs
Chicago notes say International Harvester declares economy drives the 120000 merger. Several companies in the combine issue letters to reduce about three fourths of their nationwide workers. Other firms plan similar cuts. About one thousand jobs to be cut overall.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
International Harvester Company
Combine
Tela
Hair Pulling Child Undergoes Remarkable Operation
A three year old girl Ella Barrett of a farm near Overbrook was treated at Stormont hospital for hair pulling and swallowing. Doctors Wehe Munn McQuire Hoggbeam with Dr Mayne operated to clear an intestine clogged with a hair bundle five inches long and inch and a half wide. She is recovering and doctors hope for full recovery.
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Stormont Hospital
Ella Barrett
Hoggbeam
Mayne
GUNSAULUS CAN STAY IN LONDON FOR NOW
London reports say Dr. Guncalur of Cage Bill succumbs to pressure and may remain in London if he resigns his important work in America. His oratory on industrial education leaves a strong impression, though American friends fear a transfer to a harsher environment.
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New York
Ave
Guncanlur
Parker
City Temple
London
America
Gunerulus
West
Outlook Brightens for Settlement in Pittsburg District
Aug 16 operators and miners in the Pittsburg district see a more favorable path to agreement after close talks. Both sides report progress toward a workable scale and a near‑last year contract, with a strike threatened only if Three C’s Southwest Coal and Improvement fail to sign.
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Agres
Pittsburg
Kon
Tme
Souvines
Western Coal and Mining Company
Three C's
Southwest Coal and Improvement Company
Tennia at Southampton Cup Victory Celebrated
The match outcome secures the cup with a victorious win celebrated by fans and players. Weller is honored as a key figure in the triumph, while the ceremony recognizes the season’s effort and the trophy’s permanent place.
Leavenworth School Opening Delayed to September
A fragmentary notice indicates Leavenworth school opening is planned for September 22. The text is incomplete but suggests new pull schools and timing, with uncertainties about final status and operations.
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TOY Eee Ees Amer
Leavenworth
Faves & Wintera Construction Expects August 20 Phone Readiness
Wichita Aug 16 The Faves and Wintera Construction Company building lines for the Wichita Telephone Company says the new system should be ready to operate about August 20. About 600 phones will be in operation then while 1,100 subscriptions remain. The cost will be placed on the circuit as rapidly as possible.
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Wichita
Phoos
Faves & Wintera Construction Company
Wichita ‘Telephone Company
Pos Afb
Weather Indications For August Cities In Brief
Forecasts show generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Temperatures expected across major cities including Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis and New York with southerly winds.
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Cai
Political Gossip: Usionists Nominate Strongest Mon
Political circles buzz as Usionists officially nominate their strongest candidate for the upcoming election. Party leaders signal solid support, and observers weigh potential implications for the race and regional power dynamics. The move concentrates attention on key issues and campaign strategies shaping the contest ahead.
Pottawatomie Senator Details Political Maneuvering for Stanley
The piece outlines political maneuvering around Stanley and statehouse control. It names Bush, Wagener, Seaton, Webb McNair, Barris, Sam Hill, Sexton, Sam Bishop, W F Brown and others, noting factions and potential implications for the legislature and advancing railroad legislation amid Burton opposition. It also captures a late night exchange involving Frank Quinton and the RepublicanNational Committee member from Kansas, highlighting intraparty tensions.
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State House
Baile Waggener
John Seaton
Howse
Senate
Atchison
Judge Barris
Aedon County
Sam Hill
LaCrosse
Sexton
Butler
Sam Bishop
Douglas
W. F. Brown
Brown
Pratt
A Republic
Remy
Lucien Baker
Cyrun Leland
Expansion Sale At Mills Store In Thorough Ransack
A recent sweep through Mills Store reveals a flood of odds and ends to clear. The expansion sale offers discounts on shirt waists, shirt waist suits, tailored suits, kimonas, dressing gowns, and nearly every apparel item, urging prudent buyers to visit for value.
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Congressman Levy
Louleville
Robert C. Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Louisville
de Wet
Will
Africa
Weathehr
Dave
Velco
Paige
Bansay
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Macksville
Ayres Orvans City
St. Lous
Lalliavtite
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Dick Inson
Government Weather Bureau
Tollewss
Renwick
Illinois
D. P. Church
Gunsaulus
Tennia
Leavenworth School
Weeneth
Phila A. Pie
St Louis
Usionists
Codding
Pottawatomie
Minher
Livkinson
Frank Quinton
Harrison Street
Quinton
Dave Mulevane
Republica National
Karas Shoul
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Mulvat
Cave
Wayne
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