Mexico to Land Troops at San Jose de Guatemala
Mexico reportedly plans to land troops at San Jose de Guatemala amid rising tensions with Guatemala. United States seeks peaceable settlement or arbitration, while Mexico accelerates armament at the citadel arsenal with large cartridge production and rapid preparations for potential campaign.
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San Francisco
San
Mexico
Sam Jose de Guatemala
San Jose
Locy
Pacific
Democrata
Independence
Libertad
Zaragossa
Exican
Guatemala
San Jose de Guatemala
Uncle Sam
New York Markets Drift As Treasury Gold Shifts
R G Dan & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports a discouraging outlook with a $0 890 000 gold withdrawal from the treasury for export and reserves down to about $58 000 000. Since December, thirty nine working days have seen a $53 000 000 loss, amid weak demand, stagnant employment, and rising distrust threatening markets. Prices fall in iron, steel, corn, pork, and cotton. futures and spot markets show declining trends while tentative crop prospects offer little relief.
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Dan
New York
R. G. Dan & Cots Weekly Review of Trade
Treasury
Brooklyn
Fair Estate
Atlantic
United States
Briefs From Across the Nation and World
Dover ballots tally Higgins nine Walcott ten Massey four Addegls four in a senatorial race. France's Faure summons Ribot to form cabinet, Ribot accepts. Chicago firm William Young & Co. failed causing excitement. Newark Drayton divorce hearing postponed. Oregon senator ballot: Moore 16 Hare 10 Herman 5 Williams 2 Lord 0 scattering 2. Dolph loses two votes. Florado’s Messia Birdle Botkin buy Mutler County Citizen, consolidating offices. Washington joint session yields no result. Sony 29 Wilson 15 Allen 19 Turk 12 McMillin 6 Wallace 5 Rogers 3 scattering 2. Debs conspiracy trial jurors chosen. government examines jurors. In China, Jan 17 clash. 21000 troops. 21 Chinese killed. Wild Goose Wit, alias William Condon, slain in Columbia River dispute near Wilbur Washington. rival wounded. Condn had property and NW notoriety.
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Dover
Del
Higgins
Walcott
Massey
Addegls
Faure
France
M. Ribot
Chicago Board of Trade
William Young & Co
Newark
N. J
Drayton
Bernardsville
Oregon
Dolph
Moore
Hare
Herman
Bennett
Williams
Lord
Scattering
Messia Birdle
Botkin
Florado, Kansas
Mutler County
Nodzue
Hai Chen
Chang
Smn Meno
Twi
Columbia River
Wilbur
Wash
William Condon
Wild Goose Wit
Condon
Government to Guarantee the Company's Nicaragua Canal Bonds
The senate passed a bill pledging the United States to guarantee $70,000,000 in Nicaragua canal bonds, with $30,000,000 more issued without guarantee. The measure sets US supervision through a treasury secretary, a 10-member board, and a mortgage lien on canal company assets, in exchange for US stock worth $70,000,000.
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Wasurxetox
United States
Niccaragua Canal
Senate
Congress
Atlantic and Pacific
Yeas
Aldrich
Allison
Murrows
Butler
Cameron
Chandler
Cullom
Faulkner
Frys
Gatlinger
Gibson
Gorman
Hale
Hoar
Hunton
Lodge
McMillan
Manderson
Mitchell
Oregon
Morgan
Murphy
Platt
Power
Pritchard
Proctor
Pugh
Benson
Squire
Walsh
Whits
Wilson
Nays
Allen
Blackburn
Blanchara
Caffery
Call
Cockrell
Daniel
Davis
George
Gray
Hill
Irby
Jones
Arkansas
Kyle
Mills
Palmer
Peffer
Pettigrew
Burpie
Vilas
Wolcott
Stewart
Nevada
Nicaragua
United States of America Crentees
Maritime Canal Company of
Secretary of the Treasury
Sfreen
Canal Company
Canal
Texas
Maowniki
House
Sayers
Coombs
Sayres
Settle
North Carolina
Straits of Foca
Wash
Gi Gables
Henning's brewery wrecked by boiler explosion in Merxpota
A boiler explosion leveled the five story Henning's brewery in Merxpota DL obliterating the structure and killing seven workers while six others are badly wounded. Chicago and De Kalb men had been sinking a well nearby. Property damage is about 100000 with many left jobless as snow hampered rescue efforts.
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Waiba Enemiates
Lee
Blizzard Dampens Attendance At High School Commencement
Weather kept many from the ceremony as thirty graduates faced a crescent of chairs in the big auditorium. Francis Anderson gave the class oration while Celia England read the farewell and Helen Kenck served as valedictorian. Dr Blakesley delivered an engaging address.
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Helen Schenck
Francis Anderson
Celia England
Misa Helen Kenck
Blakesley
Fifty Men Involved In Lynch Conspiracy At Onvint Nebraska
Developments in the Scott case reveal an oath bound organization behind the lynching in Holt county. About fifty men, including state prominents, are implicated, forming a long-standing vigilante grip defying the law.
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Scott
Vigilance Committee
Holt County
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Chicago
Chicago & Aston
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Axw
Panacs
Chicago & Alton Halton
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Xan. Ave
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Arles
Holmes’ Drug Store
Kansas Ave
Grover
Southland
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City of Mexico
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Citadel
War Department
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Appleton
Seventh Regiment
Connelly
Brooklyn City Railway
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Traenas
Persia
Kachan
Bradstreet's
Wasmacton
Martha Allen
Robert Allén
Company 1
Second State Militia Volunteers
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Laouisvile
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Charles FE. Jones
T.peka
Harriet Claytom
Pike Counts
Missouri
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First
Missouri Artillery
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Corcordia Parish
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U. P
Naval
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Secretary of the Interior
Jetter
Indian Territory
Mendota
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Hugh Craig
New Zealand Insurance Company
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Lexow Committee
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Police Commission
Wasuixoron
D.C
Sub-Treasury
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Nebraska
Lrycott
Neb
Scott& Bowne, WY
Hiram Hulse
Sor
Elmwood and Willow Avs
Potwin Place
Kansas
Telephone
Topeka Transfer Company
FF. P. Beacon
Arthur Massay
Fifth’ Street
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Heralt
Bailey
A.M. M.D
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Slocum, M.A
Park St
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