Honduran Rebel Colonel Branded Traitor After Defiant Act
The Honduran revolutionary Col Luis Isaula insulted a flag and threatened Ensign McNair with a revolver after landing at Ceiba. Commander Fullam of the U S gunboat Marietta demanded apologies, stripped Isaula of his uniform and commission, and reports praised by the Navy and State Departments note the decisive action and lessons for Latin American revolutionaries.
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Lule Isaula
Luis
Fullam
United States
Marietta
Honduran
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
Col
Isaula
Forvenir
Glynn
Trujillo
Reynolds
Celba
Ensign McNair
Ceiba
Col. Luis
Winchester
Dackies
Ensign McNait
Col Luis
Wrate
Commander Fullam
McNair
Revolutionary Junta
On. Estrada
Senor Alvarado
Luis Isaul
Honduras
State Department
Peruvians Mobilize Under French Led Army Reforms
French officers reorganized the Peru army over a decade and conducted a core mobilization and field exercises in the Jauja valley at elevations above 2000 feet. Troops moved by rail to Huari and endured a 30 mile mountain march with mule carried supplies. A reserve inglands unit joined drills, wearing ponchos and hats while equaling regulars in essential drills. The Cho milies military school trains officers as the regular army fields 4300 men.
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Peruvan
Paul Clement
Jauja
Huari
Cho-!milies
Zionist Conferences to Be Held in May in Washington and June in New York
The Southeastern Council of Zionists based in Baltimore will hold its annual conference in Washington on May 26 with committees from local Zionist groups making preparations. Prominent speakers are expected and Maryland and Virginia delegates will attend. The Federation of American Zionists plans its annual convention in June at Tannersville New York, focusing on Zionist goals and practical work in Palestine. Prof Otto Warburg was named chairman of the commission overseeing development projects in the Holy Land including Dead Sea resources, railways, coastal steamship service, and Palestinian nurseries. The commission seeks a commercial syndicate to attract Jewish capital to Palestine and promote industry. The Second Zionist Congress created the Colonial Trust, a London-based bank with two million pounds, while the Jewish National Fund now totals 40,000 pounds for land purchase and shared ownership.
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Southeastern Council of Zionists
Baltimore
Young People's Union of Zion
Binal Zion Association
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Federation of American Zionista
Tannersville
Palestine
Europe
Asia
America
Otto Warburg
Holy Land
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Palestinian
Lake of Tiberias
Jordan
Hor Tre
Willcox feared blindness and death in stock slump
David Willcox former president of the Delaware and Hudson Company died by suicide aboard the Barbarossa after a period of grave health and mounting financial losses. He had learned in Europe that blindness loomed and had resigned as president, his despondency tied to stock market declines in March.
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New York
David ‘Willcox
Delaware and Hudson Company
Barbarossa
Midocean
Hoboken
W G. Willcox
Europe
Willcox
Will
Cable
Catholic Church Extension Plans New Chapel Car and Magazine
The Catholic Church Extension Society of the United States proposes a $60,000 annual fund to spread the faith in Southern and Western states and to launch a monthly Church Extension magazine starting May 1. A chapel car costing at least $10,000, donated by Ambrose Petry, is being built by the Pullman Company and will travel to remote mountain areas with space for priests and a bishop to establish churches on wheels.
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Catholic Church Extension Society of the
United States
Chicago
Ambrose Petry
New York
Pullman Company
Kentucky
Gilaed
Beveridge Speaks on States Rights and Roosevelt Defense
Galena April 22 marked Gen Grant's birthday with ceremonies and a Carnegie library cornerstone. Senator Beveridge argued for state supremacy in local matters and national supremacy in broad national issues, recalling Grant's views. He defended Theodore Roosevelt amid critic quotations and urged enduring leaders like Washington Jackson Lincoln Grant and Roosevelt.
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Grant
Roosevelt
Galena
Gen. Grant
Carnegie- Foyt
United States
Beveridge
Indiana
Grant Park
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Bevendge
Washington
Jackson
Ike Lincoln
Theodore Rouge Vlet
Atd
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Ocean Cable Nabs Whale In South Atlantic Waters
An enormous whale became entangled in a submerged Atlantic cable between Iquique and Valparaiso, later surfaced and was hauled aboard the Faraday. Tests indicate the depth near 413 fathoms, raising questions whether an air breathing mammal could descend that deep. The incident ties to a previous August break and suggests the whale’s entanglement occurred during cable repair rather than a direct deep dive.
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South Atlantic
New York
Central and South American Telegraph Company
New York Aquarium
Iquique
Valparaise
Chile
Faraday
New York Zeological Society
Valparaiso
iIquique
Vacinity
Botam
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Gibson
Anywire
Blucher
Theo Blippers
Alzés
King of Men’s
Black
RAVEN
Wm.Hahn G Co
S. E
Bobys & Bobys
Ninth Street
Bobya
Mewest
Max Needle & Co
N. W
Pean
Columbia Records
Columbia Phonograph
Newcorn & Green
Ee Ee Ee
Nee
John B.espey
Corby
All Souls' Church
Fourteenth End
Yeatreaty
Ulysses G. B Pierce
Ana
Taton
Post
Flag
Southeastern Council
Galena, Ill
Senator Beveridge
Ocean Cable
U.S. A
U. S. Army
Banufactiera
Patent Colt
Russia
Hooper Bros
Penna. Ave
Crocker
Baer
Hebbard
George E. Hebbard
Oth St. N.W
Potomac Electric Power Company
Fourteenth Street N. W
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