Treaty of Peace Signed Aboard United States Ship San Jose
Portable dispatch reports that a treaty of peace will be signed aboard a U S cruiser near Acajutla following armistice efforts between Guatemala and El Salvador. Key figures include American Minister Meary and various peace commissioners as guests aboard the San Jose bound vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Ye Libertad
Balvador
United States
Crulher Minhead
Gaplan Mulligan
Ajutla Tomacyon
Guatemala
Meary
Batvader
Honduras
Bard
Algo Téprestata Nicarerua
Costa Rica
Waabregion
Frean Guatemals
Ben Jeve
Acajutla
Berry
Centemala
Salvador
Police Strike Sparks Alarm at Petersburg
July 1 reports say police refused duty after a meeting was disrupted. A strike leader claimed agitation backed the walkout while officials pressed for compliance. A separate note mentions a federation pushing for economic reforms and a request to move a stenographer to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Petersburg
Fioulen
Eirtha
Rapalg
Atrixe
Oatensidiy
Howeyver
Writ Obtained in Thaw Case Trails Local Defendants
A writ obtained in the thaw case blocks the grand jury and testimony as Jay Lowder is set to stand trial. Alva Tale and others are implicated in the November murder as police pursue details of a relation with Mrs Talley. The defendant allegedly shot Lowder while about to board a train, claiming Lowder was friendly with Mrs Talley. Mrs Mailer testified of prior relations, and she was indicted before the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Mopdet
Pamoat PF
Tiley
Acd Bleike
Alva
Nate
Jay Lowder
Aleae
Barber
Haller
Lawder
Tle
New York Thaw Case and Trial Preparations Amid Writs
Coverage details Harry Thaw’s defense team, Mrs. Thaw’s insistence on Olcott and co counsel, and the ongoing legal maneuvers. Writs restrain district attorney and grand jury regarding proceedings tied to the White killing while Thaw remains in Tombs custody. Thaw has daily visits and consults with Clifford Wythe and partners as security and legal actions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Weite
Thaw
Derabeld
Olcott
Delafield
Uleate
Harry Thawen
Leeft
Dalore
Black
Gruber
Hodynge
Actioy
Harry Thaw
W. Hartridan
Bela
Enetolghe
Jota D. Gleam
Faochard
Supreme Gaunt
Grand Jury
Llanfunl
Harry K. Thaw
Prizon Tidtay
Williams Thaw
Avain
Alee
Bia
Clifford Wy Harelze
Jocatti
Ita Roy Krusn
Ortern
Prand Jury
Vilain
Cary
Beth Pannas
Thaw Case Crisis and Spy Rumors Rise in Court
Reports claim Mrs Gleason pressed Acting State Attorney Smith for action while William Thaw and lawyer Oleoti faced delays. A detective spy tale grows as authorities weigh adjournment and possible conspiracy while the Thaw case nears a supreme court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrapg
Oaa Agennal
K. Thaw
Bia
Mms. Gleason
Smith
Weko
Supreme Alter
Hary K
Atore Uey Jerome
Prisoner Release Demanded After Court Chaos
A chaotic sequence of accusations and alleged corruption follows a mass meeting held yesterday. Nattreer, president of a national body, was released from jail with charges stemmed. Olivery faced threats and potential charges. A mass gathering demanded release, while bankers and executives linked to ARP and Casey-Garer firms faced scrutiny amid a collapsing enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedka
Kang
Gulp Ui
James Mver
MU Ter
Nattreer
Dyorgh National Tank
Myer
Whet
Cormerly
B. Carry
Casey-Garer Wholaaie ¢ Company
Olver
Car Cy
Ovary
Ger
Tla
McH
Gearerty
Estmeny
Olivery
Coalition of Central American republics against Guatemala reported
A Mexican despatch claims Central American republics form an offensive coalition against Guatemala. It cites alleged plots by Guatemalan leaders, warnings of executions, and the circulation of posters in Guatemala City calling for Cabera's ouster.
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New Orleans
Guetemsia Fa
Mexico
Eatreicr
Hoogoras
Nicaragua
Egainet
Guatemala
Athar
Utes Confederaire
Guatemsta
Aberald
Aldo
Jobs
Tenkins
Omaha
Nebraska
Conest
Grotsat
Stacra
Sam
Salvador
Roosevelt
Carrera
Balvador Foreign Department
Regelado
Farazon
Caberas
Mexican Department of Foreign Affairs
Qustemata
Cabere
Roen Cabrera
World’s Fava in 1912 Berlin Exposition Plans
A 1912 Berlin exposition proposal outlined by officials aims to place Germany at the continent’s forefront. The plan seeks international participation, showcasing arts and sciences to elevate Prussia and the German Empire’s power and prestige.
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New York
Berlin
Isvas
Newspapermen Expelled From Meeting
July 17 report on a parliamentary committee session where newspapermen were expelled amid fears detailed coverage would threaten government power. Attendees sought to unify actions of lawmakers and control information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress Og Buckaller Telerpaylamiral
Ranerees
Salen Relegatea
After The Ice Men Misread Merger Report
A garbled OCR item from Levis Missouri references an investigation by a junior attorney and a civic group. It mentions the Philve Wave Line and a Put cospant along with a Mer related plea or project. The readable fragments point to a local inquiry with unclear outcomes.
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St Levis
Baers
Ice and Coal case draws judge's remarks in divorce trial
Ice and Coal company figures and tied alleged conspiracies surface as Judge Robert Pratt remarks on the divorce trial. He notes excess chatter and the need for clear weighing of evidence. Creditors and local bankers figures, plus Mrs Prashthy and others, appear in the disputed proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhasts Ice and Coal Company
Rompanies
Sere Jo
Nepha Massia
Ice
Pittahere
Robert Praxtt
Janes Dut
James HL Orr
Prasthy
J. H
Peireshicsiz. Ager
Standards inquiry looms in New York rebating case
A lengthy report covers federal probes into Standard Oil rebates, with Moody and ex U S district attorney Maorzlaona involved. Conflicts span Cleveland New York and other states as witnesses including Union Tank and agents face grand jury scrutiny amid suspicions of preferential rates and arrangements.
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New York
Abe
United States District
Moody
United States
Charlee UL Maorzlaoa
Chiceze
Rebatiag
Dhdersiaos
Ea Fouewigatk
Cleveland
Ohia
New York City
Wraten
Nct
Washington
Ciere
Yard
Jamertowa
Moteiain
Rosca
Mr. Moody
Felgay
Cotteen
Eades
FW Waeherman
Union Tank Face Company
Wille M. Mutchitem
IL TR Mayne
Most Femata
Ledreal Lettict
First Measure To Be Enacted Into Law In Peterhof
A parliamentary vote at Peterhof approves a 1,000,000 ruble appropriation for famine relief. The report notes turmoil over agrarian policy, calls for stability, and mentions the emperor deposing a cavalry unit. Suspicion falls on terrorists amid widespread tension and appeals to the public to uphold authority.
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St. Peterberg
Femle
Peterhof
Mr. Bhipott
Femtive Cashets
MM. Termolot
Church
Ste
Crowe Agp
Nicholas
Berenth
Tawmbert
Kerley
Eayneh Park
Peterbot
Prterhof
Moarla
Ssa
Icathya
Jawlesenesa
Violent Clubroom Brawl Ends In Arrests In Denver
In New York and Denver the club fight escalated as Michael Aurna and his brother fought Peck in a Denver club. Doors were forced, a Werewidger weapon produced, and police restrained the scene after Darling directed the assault. Peck faced legal action and his wife’s estate was cited in proceedings.
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New York
Pesarkston
Ian Td Revolser
Brest
Pictures Farm
Gaux and Furniure Deoken
Michael Aurna
Faward
Beck
L Market Street
Denver
Cale
Fnter
Puiente
Bown Potinda
Carda
Ivara
Darling
Trek
Desene
Reform Platform Details and Legislative Proposals
The fragment outlines reform platform items linked to governance, public order, and legal changes. It references proposals on law enforcement, government oversight, and civil administration with unclear names and scattered figures, indicating a planning stage for policy action without concrete enactments. It mentions sessions, contracts, and dates with limited legible specifics.
Local public safety incident described in fragmented report
Fragmented OCR note outlines a public safety incident in Denver with unclear details. It mentions safety personnel, a possible grave item, and several scattered names and terms that do not form a clear sequence of events. The readable content is insufficient to identify participants or outcomes with certainty.
Yacht Mage Mystery Reported by Local Gazette
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a yacht named Mage tied to an incident or event. Names appear distorted, but references to a person or group in a waterfront area suggest a local maritime note with unclear details and missing key facts.
Railroads in dispute over ownership claims in Indiana
A garbled report cites Bas bid for a station and notes disputes involving Chicago Nations lines and alleged fears of other lines like New York Central. The Journal mentions Central and Chicago areas as contentious but provides unclear specifics on ownership and scope.
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Chicago
Walsh
Bouthéra
N Bole Central
Dicago
Mihmatykee & BL Paul
New York Central
Short in His Accounts
Washington report from July 1711 states treasury officials found no recent retentions in the accounts of the late Mtajar deo A Narlett as head of the treasury department. About 14 pounds were approved as part of a broader sum misused via fraudulent vouchers prepared by a clerk to the marion haaplimn rerice, who was arrested in September and now awaits trial on misappropriation charges.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Mtajar Deo
A. Narlett
Dleuraine oMrer
Tressury Department
Howe
Jes Ling
Marion Haaplimn Rerice
Tas
Guvrrowmenk Hinds
Not Guilty Verdict Ends Fierce Kentucky Murder Trial
A Kentucky court delivered not guilty verdicts after a remorselessly fought murder case. Jurors acquitted Callahan Hargis and Calighas amid bitter legal clashes over the 2003 shooting of Mareen, with others later facing ongoing legal actions. The trial featured disputed testimonies and a high profile due to political tensions and prior accusations.
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Doattyrike
Hy. Joly
Thadory
Howard Calighas
Bitternees
Mareen Wae
Fon
Eur Beim
Curtle Jett
Tom White
Callahan
Harel
Kla Ten
Ilargle
Callstan
James Core Tell
Wader Elmilar
Spectator crowds chant at Chicago labor march spectacle
Amid a noisy scene on Thirty Ninth Street and Cottage Grove Avenue, union supporters rally for labor reform as speakers from the Chicago Federation of Labor preach solidarity and raise funds for injured workers. Attendees chant while cameras flash and a tense atmosphere surrounds the proceedings.
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Chiracs
Chien
Romen
Thirty Ninth Street
Cottage Girere Avenue
Chicago
Ubelutwir Farees
Vanita
Anton Tenenelpee
Lotus
Clever swindler with bogus checks warned to flee city
Chicago stores alerted to a bogus check operation by a traveling con artist. The man, aged 33 to 40, short light brown hair, light build, five feet ten inches, passed fake checks across multiple states from Texas to Washington and claimed various roles including pastor and traveling agent. Authorities traced checks to firms like Arcounte and Ractis & Wagley, with losses ranging from around 12 to 50 dollars per check.
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Chicago
Atores Ali
Tounly
Varms Bauke
Demansgee
Cosnler Ehreka
Tring
St Taels
Milwaukee
Louleritie
A.C. Acton
Blaehecks
J. R
Draep
Penn National
Leading
Daring Tacoma
Seattle
Oregon
Denver
Himsrtt
Ifg
Grand Majits
W. SL. Warde
Amirth, Krause & Company
Grand Rapids
Denver Festival Attracts 25000 With Festive Events
Crowds fill city streets for a large annual celebration with entertainment, parades, and exhibitions. Organizers highlight civic pride and regional arts, while vendors report strong attendance and lively performances throughout the day and into the evening.
Fatal hotel fire at Motel Fark linked to faulty grid
July blaze at Motel Fark, Betoed av empe and Great trees caused upper floors to burn. Fire broke out after a candle or pastet used ignited, discovered by a patrolman who alerted authorities. City explorer James Conway died from smoke and burns. bartender Neal Consers injured. several police staff and residents overcome by smoke but rescued.
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Kora
James Conway
Neal Consers
John Lawler
Sremen
Comparison of the Armies of the Republics in Central America
A 19th century military survey compares Honduran Salvadorean and other Central American forces. It notes population, area, and army sizes, detailing training schemes, governance of provincial militias, and external debt. It highlights El Salvador and Guatemala as examples, and describes Honduras and others with figures on troops, weapons, and drills.
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Warrington
Armetita
Geivador
America
Galvasor
Ber
Central America
Spain
Hare
Minatemalan Schoute
Honduras
Tillea
Byer
Hemianns
Tlomturag
Watt
Nuurween
Fragmentary notice about a Minneapolis event and a daughter's record
Fragmented OCR text references a daughter and a 사건 involving Martin and a Miss in Minneapolis and Kan. It mentions age details and a marriage or wedding context with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest a personal notice or obituary style record with dates and a family connection, but specifics are obscured.
King Prevented An Accident In Algerian Sahara
An official report states King intervened to avert a potential accident during a border patrol exercise in the Aly Sahara region, with Waly IT White Kite and other observers noting the scene. The action, described as decisive, prevented possible damage and ensured personnel safety.
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Faaseanl
Vitoria
Aly
Sahara
Ager
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