Salvadoran General Regaldo Killed in Battle With Guatemala
Reports from Washington and Central America recount the death of Tomas Regaldo, former Salvadoran president and Salvadorean field commander, in a battle near Jicaro amid renewed conflict with Guatemala. Guatemala and Salvadoran revolutionists claim victory in different engagements.
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Washington
Regaldo
Salvador
Guatemala
State Department
United States
Merry
San Salvador
Panama
Senor Barrios
Jicaro
Tomas Regaldo
Henry C. Adams Burial Marked by State Leaders
The public funeral for Henry C. Adams was held at the Congregational Church after private services at his home in Madison Wisconsin. Governor Davidson and other state leaders attended along with members of the Wisconsin supreme court and numerous legislators. A large cross section of national and regional lawmakers joined Adams's Wisconsin delegation at the service.
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Madison
Wis
Henry C. Adams
Congregational Church
Davidson
Fox
Hoard
Scofield
Peck
LaFollette
Cooper
Jenkins
Weisse
Brown
Esch
Stafford
Otten
Babcock
Miner
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Bede and Tawney
Minnesota
Brick
Indiana
Madden
Chicago
Boutell
Strikers seize government camp near Cody Wyoming
About one hundred striker workers occupied the Corbette Tunnel camp on the Shoshone reservation eight miles from Cody and threaten 500 workers if they return to work. Sheriff Hammett with fifty armed deputies heads to the scene.
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Cody
Wyo
Corbette Tunnel
Hammett
Meat Scandal Seen in Docks Year to Year
London reports a sharp drop in tinned meat imports from the United States. From June last year 27,000 cases arrived at Albert docks, but only 4,000 CHSCs this June. July 1905 brought 24,000 cases, yet by this month only two tins have arrived.
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London
Albert Docks
Boston
New Orleans
United States
Five month old child perishes in gasoline stove blast
In Brazil Indiana on July 18 the five months old child of Mr and Mrs Joseph Silvers of Staunton burned to death when a gasoline stove exploded as the mother stepped across the street for a minute.
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Brazil
Ind
Joseph Silvers
Staunton
Babe is Found Drunk in Philadelphia Baby
In Philadelphia at Twenty third and Ionic streets neighbors reported Jennie Callahan a 14 month old girl died. The infant found unconscious at the Callahan home and hospitalized with alcoholic poisoning. Parents George and Annie Callahan were found intoxicated and held at the station on suspicion of administering liquor.
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Philadelphia
Twenty-third
Ionic Streets
Jennie Callahan
George
Annie Callahan
Callahan
Children’s Hospital
Campaign Assessments Challenge A Clerk's Campaign Pact
Colonel James J. Healy says he will sue Charles W. Vail clerk of the superior court to recover 200 dollars and seeks a supreme court ruling protecting public employees from campaign assessments. Healy, former chief clerk for twenty years, says the money funded Vail's 1904 campaign and was to be returned if Vail lost. Vail was elected but Healy was not retained and did not receive the money.
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Chicago
James J. Healy
Charles W. Vail
Superior Court
Healy
Supreme Court
Vail
Colonel Healy
Trealy
Mullen Returned to Muncie as Bond Sways
Louis N. Mullen former chief clerk in the auditing department of the Chicago Indiana and Eastern railway offices in Muncie is back in town after an Omaha arrest for obtaining money under false pretenses. He remains jailed for lack of $300 bond as his former influential friends have not aided him.
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Munele
Ind
Louis N. Mullen
Chicago, Indiana and Eastern Railway
Omaha
Neb
Muncie
John Seldomridge
Mullen
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Salt Lake City
Dreyfus Supreme Court Acquits Captain After Eleven Years
The Supreme Court annulled Alfred Dreyfus's 1895 conviction without retrial. The decision, read by M Ballot-Beaupre, unanimous among 49 judges, restores his honor and angers his enemies who faced perjured testimony. The courtroom was packed with supporters including Mathew Dreyfus and Joseph Reinach.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Supreme Court
M. Ballot-Beaupre
Court of Cassation
Palace of Justice
Mathew Dreyfus
Maitre Mornard
Joseph Reinach
Dreyfus
Colonel Micquart
Zola
Dreyfus Remains Secluded Amid Case Allure
The text notes Captain Dreyfus not present and continuing his secrecy in a garret, continuing his isolation from the outer world as the celebrated case unfolds.
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Ers
Dreyfus
Garret
Dreyfus Vindicated as France Plans Grand Restoration
The French Supreme Court declares Dreyfus innocent and annuls Rennes court martial. Government to restore Dreyfus to major rank with possible lieutenant colonel promotion and Piequart to brigadier general. Dreyfus to be listed for Legion of Honor. Zola’s remains may move to the Pantheon in a public ceremony.
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Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Count Esterhazy
Rennes
France
Elysee Palace
Fallieres
Chamber of Deputies
Piequart
Wiequart
Legion of Honor
Breton
Emile Zola
Pantheon
Carrie Nation Bonded After Mail Misuse Arrest
Mrs Carrie Nation was arrested in Clebourne by a deputy U S marshal on a mail misuse warrant. She was brought to Dallas and released on $2500 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner A W May. Examining trial set for July 31. Warrant from Guthrie Oklahoma cites she deposited in a post office a publication titled A Private Talk to Boys.
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Dallas
Tex
Carrie Nation
Clebourne
United States
A. W. May
Guthrie
Rich Man Killed by Train at Sayville Crossing
New York July 13 Robert Shaffer uncle of John 8 Phipps and brother in law of Henry Phipps Pittsburg steel magnate was instantly killed when a Long Island railroad train crashed the automobile he rode in with a chauffeur at a crossing a half mile east of Sayville Bates
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New York
Robert Shaffer
John
Phipps
Ienry Phipps
Pittsburg
Long Island
Sayville
Bates
Young Woman Burned In Accident At Berkeley Square
Word from London reports Miss Margaret Baxter daughter of Governor G W Baxter of Wyoming severely burned in her mother's home on Berkeley Square when her dress touched an alcohol lamp while she was dressing for dinner. She is recovering.
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New York
London
Margaret Baxter
G. W. Baxter
Wyoming
Berkeley Square
Earthquake Hits Socorro New Mexico with Aftershocks
An earthquake in Socorro New Mexico caused dishes to break and was followed by two lighter shocks later the same day. A prior quake was reported about two weeks earlier in Socorro.
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el Paso
Tex
Socorro
N. M
Montague Hozier resigns as Lloyds secretary after 32 years
Sir Henry Montague Hozier retires from the post of secretary of the British Lloyds after thirty two years of service. In Chile a section of Iqueque’s commercial quarter was destroyed by fire damaging businesses.
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Henry Montague Hozier
Lloyds
Iqueque
Chile
Anti-Saloon Crusade Leads to Kansas City Arrests
Assistant attorney general C. W. Trickett moves against prohibition violations in Kansas City Kansas. Hotel owner Mrs. Mary Grubel and her three sons Frank Ed and George Grubel along with clerk Martin Meumager are arrested on aiding in the violation of the prohibition law. Bonds set at 300 dollars each.
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Kansas City
C. W. Trickett
Kan
Mary Grubel
North Fifth Street
Frank
George
Martin Meumager
Striking freighters return to work in Buffalo
Buffalo halt in maritime labor ends as most of the striking freighters deckhands resume duties and officials expect all to be at work today.
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Buffalo
Freighe ‘Hs
He Claimed a History Sail He Led Guiteau to Gallows
James Manning a former marshal of the District of Columbia claimed he led Guiteau to the gallows and once held an estate worth 50000. He died in a hayloft above Andrew Shiao’s barn on Thirty fifth Street. Manning aged ST years had worked at the stable and said his downfall came after boasting of his role. He said his family lived in Washington and that after the Garfield execution he lost all his money.
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Chicago
James Manning
District of Columbia
Guiteau
Andrew Shiau
Fifth Street
Manning
Ivor
Washinton
Gartell
Hin
Washington
Fire at Warehouse in St Louis Closes Stock
Fire at a furniture warehouse in St Louis centers on stock valued at about 40 dollars. Investigators report the fire caused two tires not total loss, with limited damage to surrounding areas.
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Fast
Secretary's Surprise Stop at Cedar Rapids Plant
Secretary Wilson of the department of tugmenttore paid an unannounced visit to a Cedar Rapids packing plant in Iowa on July 14 and found nothing to erithelize after his inspection.
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Cedar Weapids
Iowa
Wilson
Department of Tugmenttore
Cedar Rapids
Baseball scores from Chicago July 18
Scores list across leagues and cities with results such as Pittsburg 4 over Pittsburg in a doubleheader, Cincinnati 16 over New York 11, St. Louis 7 over Philadelphia 6, Boston 4 over Chicago 1 in the first game and 8 to 4 in the second, and Detroit 1 over Philadelphia 2 among others.
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Chicago
Feague
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati-New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chinago
Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columebus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Bath
Sioux City
Des Moines
Pueblo
Lincoln
Denver
Omaha
Chicago hog and cattle market report July 13 1906
Market shows slow demand with prices mixed across hogs cattle and sheep. Receipts today about four thousand hogs and eight thousand cattle with yesterday totals around seventeen thousand hogs and four thousand cattle. prices range light to heavy hogs 6 45 to 6 90 and cattle 4 15 to 6 25 with lambs weak and western stockers mixed.
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Chicago
Cambodian King Teaches Grandchild to Smoke in Paris Visit
King Sisowath of Cambodia amused Parisians during a palace sojourn by teaching his four year old granddaughter to smoke cigarettes. The Khmer ruler toured the Senate and the Jardin des Plantes zoo, dismissed the lions as “big cats,” and praised a white elephant gifted to the Paris menagerie. He will depart for Marseille after a Bastille Day celebration.
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Paris
Sisowath
Cambodia
Nicholas Longworth
Dlise Paris
Avenue Malakoff
Grindniece
Poh
Leygues
Prench Republic
Jardin Des Plantes
Indo-China
Pnom-Penh
Varis
Marseilles
Ale
Mth
Bastille
Chinese education envoy arrives with forty students aboard Tango Maru
Dr. Charles D. B. Tenny, ex of the Chinese Imperial University of Tientsin and named by Viceroy Yuan Shih Kai to direct Chinese government students in the United States and England, arrives in Victoria in charge of forty youths from various provinces bound for American colleges. He notes Chinese graduates are rising in reform efforts and cites no sign of a renewed anti foreign movement. The Shanghai boycott of American goods has ended.
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Victoria
B. C
Charles DD. Tenny
Chinese Imperial University of
Tong Sha
Imperial Chinese Customs
Foreign Office
Peking
M. Pokouloff
Yale
China
Shanghai
North
Ten Die In London Crash With Twenty Hurt
Ten persons were killed near London by a devil wagon driving out of control on a down grade and twenty were wounded. William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Bryan were luncheon guests of Ambassador and Mrs Reid at Dorchester house. The southern press of Russia protests against a planned British fleet visit to Cronstadt. Proprietors of eight Jewish factories at Bialystok wind up affairs and plan moving to Palestine.
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London
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Reid
Dorchester House
Russia
Cronstadt
Bialystok
Palestine
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