Nicaragua outraged as United States meddles in Amapala
Nicaragua and Nicaraguans condemn U S actions stationing the Chicago and Princeton at Amapala to protect interests and shelter ex Honduran President Bonilla. They challenge President Roosevelt's Monroe Doctrine and seek to learn by what authority Brown interferred in the Amapala bombardment.
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Corea
State Department
Amapala
Nicaragua
United States
Chicago
Princeton
Amapals
Bonilla
Honduras
Philps Brent
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Cores
Brown
Mr. Coren
Honlila
Salvador
Mr. Brown
la Union
Ranagala
Salvadorean
Jt Isl
Princetox
Carin
Calmn
James Deltrick
Washingon
Managua
Nicarugen
Dettirick
Amapalene
Wounded and Captured Soldiers Draw Sympathy
Reports say several soldiers were wounded and captured by the Nicaraguans. Passengers describe them as a crowd of boys, their confidence in their country appearing almost pathetic.
Canal Food Defended by Canal Commission Officials
Canal Commission officials in this city defend the commissary on the Isthmus against charges by Representative Raley. They say meat, mostly bought in Chicago, is thoroughly inspected and priced by schedule with no graft found. Cooking style, not the food, draws complaints, and American expectations of home cooking may clash with local tastes. Representative Granger visited, found conditions satisfactory but urged possible improvements.
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Canal“Commission
Raley
Chicago
Canal Zone
Quartermaster’s Department
Army
Granger
Rhode Ialand
Canal Commission
Bishop
Ney
No Militarism On Canal Zone Declared By New Chairman
Col Goethals chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission declares there is no danger of militarism on the Canal Zone in any offensive sense. He outlines policy to workers and urges open grievance airing and steady organization as he compares future roles to military ranks yet promises no militaristic excess.
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Canal Zone
Col. Goethals
Isthmian Canal
Stevens
Fhe
Coloni
Tabor
Janger
United States Army
Panama
Culebra
Money orders questioned by postal commission
Senator Carter of Montane, a two member of the postal commission, met at the White House to discuss post office methods. He noted no substantiation for daily $1,000 losses in money orders but warned of laxity in various bureaus. He favored a permanent director of posts to hold a high office beyond Postmaster General changes. District Day at Jamestown.
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Carter
Montane
Postal Commission
Post-Office
White House
Jamestown
Parker to preside at District Day exercises
Former Commissioner Myron M. Parker has been selected to preside over the District Day exercises at the Jamestown Exposition on June 11. Principal address by Commissioner Macfarland, with Gov. Swanson of Virginia as a probable speaker. A reception by the committee and District Commissioners will follow, with music by the Marine Band.
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Myron M. Parker
Macfarland
Gov. Swanson
Wirginia
New Willard
Marine Band
Taft Protests and Descends into Canal Test Pit
Secretary Taft arrived in Colon and conferred with residents protesting sanitary hardships. He descended into a canal test pit, then inspected Gatun, Empire, and the lock site with officials. In Havana and with President Amador he discussed commissary imports, hotel refuges, and canal employee issues, noting Panamanian concerns over treatment.
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Colon
Taft
United States
Republic of Panama
Teft
Culebra
Gatun
Empire
W. G. Bierd
Panama
Isthmian Canal Commission
Presidencsevelt
Isthmus
F. B. Maltby
William Grieg
Pacific Division
Mindi
Cristobal
Havana
Mayflower
Amador
WILL LAY CUBA-PANAMA CABLE
The Acting Secretary of War grants a permit to the South and Central American Cable Company to land a submarine cable at Guantanamo connecting the naval station with Colon. The private line is expected to reduce the need for a military cable linking Cuba to the United States.
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Secretary of War
Guantanamo
Naval Station
Colon
United States
Cuba
Postmasters Ask Supplies Reform In One Year Servings
The division of supplies under Assistant Postmaster General De Graw now requires postmasters to order a year’s supply to standardize procurements. This has caused a flood of over 27,000 requisitions and left about 13,300 unfilled, reflecting arrears in fulfilling orders.
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Post-office Department
de Graw
Fervala
Emigrants for Hawaii Arriving from Spain
The Territorial board of Immigration of Hawaii requests the Department of Commerce and Labor to send Inspector Hendrick to Madeira to escort several hundred Spanish immigrants to Honolulu aboard the steamer Kunernic. The Heliopolis sailed from Cardiff to Spain to fetch 2,000 Spaniards for Hawaii. Large numbers have already reached Honolulu and thousands more are expected in six months.
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Haawaii
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hendrick
Bureau of Immigration
Madeira
Spain
Honolulu
Heliopolis
Cardiff
Wales
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
United, States
D. R. Birch
Malega
Hellopolig
Commissioner General of Immigration
Taps Coming Via Mexico on Japanese Immigration
Information reaches the Immigration Bureau that hundreds of Japanese have arrived in Mexico aiming to enter the United States. Inspector Braun, sent by Commissioner Sargent, reports many laborers seek US entry, some already denied, using Mexican passports or smuggled routes via the border. Honolulu and Vancouver routes are also noted as smugglers plan to reach the US. The situation is deemed serious for border control efforts.
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Trujillo
Truilo
Fullam Ia
United States
John T. Glynn
Puerto Cortez
Honduray Natoural Lottery Company
Immigration Bureau
Mexico
Braun
Gent
Sargent
Fiat Counjers
Department
Tha Senticede
Honolulu
San’ Francisco
British Columbia
Vancouver
Bryce to Canada Talks at Toronto Banquet
British Ambassador James Bryce visited Toronto for a banquet where he lectured on democracy. He warned Canada could enjoy wealth with responsibility and urged virtues for good government. He avoided pledges on future policy while defending Britain’s stance in past negotiations.
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United States
Toronto
Ontario
James Bryce
Bryce
Switzerland
Canada
Britain
Judge William Rhea Seen for Virginia Commission Post
Special to The Washington Post from Bris. Va on April 3 notes broad expectation that Judge William F. Rhea of Bristow will fill the Virginia corporation commission seat now held by Henry C. Stuart of Russell County. Rhea a Democratic ex congressman who defeated Gen. James A. Walker is close to Gov Swanson and is set to retire Stuart plans to focus on farming business in Russell County where he is known as the cattle king of Southwest Virginia.
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Washington Post
Bris
William F. Rhea
Henry C. Stuart
Russell County
Corporation Commission of Virginia
Swanson
Rhea
Virginia
Congress
James A. Walker
Stonewall
Protest Against Trust by Independent Watch Makers
A committee of independent watch manufacturers from Ohio and Pennsylvania met the President yesterday to present a petition challenging the so called watch trust. Kennedy of Ohio headed the group which includes Kyle of Springfield Canton residents Whiting Sackett Wagner and Johnson of Pittsburg. The President referred the petition to the Attorney General for action.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Watch Trust
Thomas T. Kyle
Springfield
Julius Whiting
4. L. Sackett
Canton
William Wagner
Cleveland
W. J. Johnson
Pittsburg
Archie Roosevelt Rides Daily Amid White House Crowds
Archie Roosevelt appeared outdoors on his wheel for the first time since illness, smiling and recovering as crowds gathered along the walk to watch the daily ride from the White House grounds. Bishop A F Joscelyne and Justice Harlan visited the president. California gets another United States district judge, William C. Van Fleet of San Francisco, appointed by the vice president. Naval movement notes include vessels from Corinto to Arsagala and other routes.
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Archie Roosevelt
White House
den' Tista
Archie
California
Yeaterday
Ww. C. van Fleet
San Francisco
United States
District of California
Commander on Stand Did Not Shoot Up the Town
Testimony in the Brownsville investigation before the Senate Committee on Military Affairs centers on Maj. Charles W. Penrose and Lieut. H. G. Leckie. Leckie links bullets reaching Brownsville and camp to sources other than barracks, while Penrose faces questions about duty and the mayor’s statements.
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Brownaville
Senate Committee
Charles W. Penrose
Texas City
H. G. Leckie
Brownsville
McCaskey
Department of Texus
Leckie
Penrose
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Wim
Woraker
Maj
Lieut
Maj. Penrose
Lyon
Mayor Combe
Joe Combe
Combes
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Witnega
Combe
Twenty-ffth
Macken
Cowan Alley
Aitizens
Joseph P. O'Neil
Fhlieth Infantry
Fort McIntosh
Leckle
Mage
Leckis
Crixwell
Allison
Fort Brown
Jiat
Navy at Jamestown Exposition Arrangements Delayed
Admiral Harrington met Capt. Potter in Washington to discuss navy plans for the Jamestown Exposition. Dock construction delays push readiness to April 26 opening. Capt. Hugo Osterhaus named commander of the battleship Connecticut to prepare for ceremonies.
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Connecticut
Hugo Osterhaus
Naval Inspection Board
Swift
Army leaves of absence and transfers recorded
First Lieut J DeCamp Hall deployed three months absent from Fourth Infantry. Capt John A Lockwood retired after eight four days from recruiting duty. Assist Surgeon General Co Ed Mossiag ordered for one month and twenty five days. Major Kenneth Morton of Ordnance ten days. Crosby surgeon to report by June 14 for the U S Soldiers Home duty relieving Maj William H Arthur who sails to Washington DC June 8. Major Clarence B E ieniter reassigned to Fort Leavenworth for duty. Capt George F Hoard designated as temporary surgeon member of the retiring board in Denver replacing Col Edward B Mosaley. Capt Samuel Hof assigned to city for ordnance consultation. Second Lieut Harp L Jordan to Norfolk for duty with Jamestown Tercentennial staff. Second Lieut Britt promoted and sent to Fort Caswell for temporary duty awaiting 79th Company Coast Artillery arrival. William Beans of Eleventh Infantry to New York City to appear before District Court April 26. Aro 0 stationing in city for artillery. Assistant Surgeon A W to Naval Hospital Cavite sailing from New York April 20 via London and Hamburg for special duty. Passed Assistant Surgeon H N Toltee to Dolphin. Passed Assistant Surgeon P B McDonald to Connection.
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J. DeCamp Hall
John A. Lockwood
Ed B. Mossiag
Easistant
Kenneth Morton
Ordnance Department
Willisias D. ‘Crosby
United States
William H. Arthur
Washington Derracks
District of Columbia
Semua
General Hospital
Clarence BE. Ieniter
Fort Leavenworth
Kana
George F
Arsistasit Sorzeon
Army
Denver
Colo
Edward B. Mosaley
Samuel Hof
Ordnarse
Harp L. Jordan
Buzzard flight trial for Langley associate planned
Charles M. Manly, of New York, the Langley associate, aims to retry the aerodome known as The Buzzard with repairs. Officials at the Smithsonian and the War Department oppose the test, likely near Washington, after the 1903 Tidewater failure. The $50,000 machine, built with government funds, may see another trial soon.
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Langley
Smithsonian Institution
War Department
P. Langley
Charles M. Manly
New York
Washington
Manly
Tide Water
Navy to Try Sailor Burke on Manslaughter Charge
The Navy Department re custody of Harry Burke, sailor on the armored cruiser Tennessee, after he allegedly shot Chief Master at Arms James Douglas on February 6 at League Island Navy Yard. Burke was turned over to Philadelphia authorities, who declined, so naval officials order a court martial at League Island, Pa to try him for manslaughter.
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Navy Department
Harry Burke
Tennessee
James Douglas
League Island Navy Yard
Burke
Douglas
Navy
Philadelphia
Marsial
League Island
Chief Engineer Mason Dead in Plymouth Conn
Henry Mason U S Navy chief engineer and later captain on the retired list died at his Plymouth Connecticut home on March 28. He began as a third assistant engineer in 186? and rose to chief engineer in 18?. He retired in 1868 and was advanced to captain on the retired list for Civil War service under an act approved June 29 1908. Funeral was held March 30 1907 from his Plymouth home.
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Henry Mason
Hle
Plymouth
Conn
Naval Service
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