Nicaraguan Envoys in New York Push Madriz Bid
Nicaraguan envoys from the Madriz faction, Modesto Barrios and Salinas, now in New York, send anti American messages to influence Salvadoran opinion. State Department reports Barrios denounces Yankee Intervention at a mass meeting in Leon. chatter links Don Antonio Lazo Arriaga to Madriz efforts and Salvadoran student demonstrations reflect anti American sentiment.
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Modesto Barsios
New York
Nicaragua
Masa
Asa Mg
Madriz
Salvador
United States
Barrios
Witton
Dawson
Sa Nnas
Don Antonio Lazo Arriaga
Zelaya
Arriaga
Washington
Foreign Office
Ord
Cltmen
Savador
Tarries
Campo de Marte
Managua
Diaro del Salvador
San Salvador
Arrested as a filibuster in New Orleans
Captain W O Moon of the converted yacht Klornet was arrested on a warrant by Madriz government representatives charging him with violating U S neutrality laws. The Venus master faced similar charges which were dismissed as the vessel cleared for Nicaragua. Moon freed on bond and to be heard by the U S commissioner tomorrow morning. Reports claim the Hornet carried nine cases of shotguns, machine guns, cartridges, gasoline drums, lard, and sugar aboard.
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New Orleans
O Moon
Klornet
Representativ Ds
Madriz
United States
Midriz
Venus
Nicaragua
Moon
Hornet
Americans Join Bonilla In Honduras Revolt
Passengers arriving from Ceiba report American influence shaping Bonilla’s uprising in Honduras. Gen Gabe Conrad, wounded in Nicaragua, joins with a small American force to direct Bonilla’s machine guns. Gen Lee Christmaas also allied. They claim recent suppressions were staged and Bonilla seeks arms stockpiled locally.
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New Dilktans
Manuel Bonila
Honduras
Bluefields
Ceiba
Gabe Conrad
Matrada
Nicaragua
Bonulas
Estrada
Conrad
Interor
Bonilla
Lee Chiistmaas
Puerto Cortez
Calba
Bank Robbery At Onamia Arouses Town In 1900s
Five men robbed the State Bank at Onamia Minnesota early today, blowing the safe and escaping in a stolen car with between 2500 and 3000 dollars. J H McKenzie editor was captured during the raid and later released after signaling the alarm as the village marshal battled a drunken disturbance sparked by overheated excitement in town. The robbers reportedly supplied liquor to local Indians to distract authorities.
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Bpetal Ny Thyrrasuruagien Ros
Minneapolis Minn
Onamia
Mille Tacs
HH McKenzie
McKenzie
Georgetown Hospital death after porch accident in D C
A burned Negro girl, Mabel Anderson, age about a year, died of injuries in Georgetown University Hospital after being burned when a heated lamp overturned on a Volta Place NW property. The incident occurred Saturday night. authorities transported the girl in a Seventh Precinct patrol wagon. Also noted is Ironton Ohio candidate R. Johnson withdrawing from the race for Congress due to professional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Anderson
Wesley Anderson
Volta Place Northwest
Georgetown University Hospital
Seventh Precinct
Capital on Financial Center Is Ahead in Banking
Washington banks lead peers by size and resources in an abstract from the comptroller of the currency issued yesterday. Total resources reach about 50 million dollars with loans and discounts near 22.4 million. Capital stock stands at 5.5 million, deposits around 2.57 million, and a substantial surplus fund.
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Washington
New Orleans
Lounisville
Brooklyn
Louisville
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Seattle
Central Labor Union Adopts Clean-Up Fund and Amendment
Routine business filled the Central Labor Union meeting last night as $800 was added to the knock-out fund. Resolutions praised cleaning up alleys in the District of Columbia. An amendment to make meetings executive sessions closed to the public was offered and will be voted on at four forthcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Al|leya
District of Columbia
Central Body
Rites for Garlisle Here and Burial in Covington Ky
New York reports funeral arrangements for John Carlisle former Secretary of the Treasury. Services will be at St Thomas Church Washington at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The body now at Hotel Wolcott will depart by 9:55 a.m. train to Washington. Burial planned for Covington Kentucky after services. A death mask was made at the request of the Society of Kentuckians. Delegates to the funeral were elected from the association of former Cleveland administration officeholders. Messages arrived from Governor Judson Harmon and George Cortelyou. Miss Carlisle, a niece, arrived in Washington to assist with arrangements.
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New York
John Carliste
Carlisle
St Thomas’ Church
Charles Cannon
Covington
Society of Kentuckians
Washington
K Street House
John Neal
Cannon
Rock Creek Cemetery
Tragedy after public safety incident leaves firefighter dead
A serious incident ends with a firefighter killed and two others wounded after a man fires on them and then shoots himself. The suspect allegedly attacked his wife and child before the shooting spree, prompting a lengthy manhunt.
Iowa Will Not Ignore Taft At Republican Meet
San Diego reports a violent incident as Burt S. Durham, a former Des Moines resident, shoots and kills three people including his wife and child and mortally wounds two others before killing himself. Iowa Republicans press to indorse the national platform and pledge. The insurgent Cummins and Dolliver backers aim for a progressive majority as the convention approaches.
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San Diego
Cal
Des Moines
Iowa
Burt S. Durham
Taft
Hejor
Cumming
Dolliver
Nuld
Rev Dr Carrothers Stirs Negro Rights Debate at Galbraith Church
The Rev Dr Carrothers spoke at a Galbraith Methodists Church meeting on negro enfranchisement. He blamed Republican indifference for four years of federal policy perceived as negro disenfranchisement, urging independent black voters to mobilize at their Atlantic City convention Thursday and Friday.
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Carrothers
Galbraith Methodists ' Church
L. Carrothers
Republican Party
iMust
Atlantic City
Protest in mass meeting against Kenilworth poolroom
In Kenilworth Virginia suburb, a mass meeting at Kenilworth Presbyterian Church drew over 56 leading residents. They adopted resolutions condemning Maryland authorities and the Kenilworth Club for gambling and streetcar disruption, urging action to close the poolroom and stop alleged gambling at the site.
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Kenilworth
D. C
Kenilworth Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Auburb
Washington
A. W. Mallory
St. Aaaph
Rosslyn
Durham in Personal Crisis Ends in Double Tragedy
A violent chase ended with Durham shooting to kill four firemen and slaying his wife and infant before turning the gun on himself. Victims include Donald F. Grant engineer and Peter Sampsell captain, both of San Diego units. Durham’s motive cited as revenge for his discharge. wife and child killed in their home. Police placed guards as the scene shifted from the Plaza to a fatal self-inflicted wound.
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Durham
Donald F. Grant
San Diego
Company No. 3
Hoseman
Guy el- Mott
Pater Sampsell
Wilson
D Street
Roosevelt Autography Tour and Roosevelt Letter Response
Theodore Roosevelt begins a four day automobile tour of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, avoiding press details and directions. An auto agent seeks to photograph his departure, while Roosevelt rejects further commentary. In San Francisco a bulletin telegram quotes Roosevelt denying support for Stanton or Johnson, insisting his yesterday statement stands as is.
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New York
Theodore Roosenvalt
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Lawrence Abbott
Lyman Abbott
Mr. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Cal
The
Bulletin Today
Theodore Roosevelt
Phillip A. Stanton
Johnson
Pinchot
Stanton
Negro Ministers Call Mass Meeting Over Texas Killings
Washington Negro ministers have urged 108 pastors to attend a 3 oclock gathering at Walker Memorial Baptist Church to protest the killings of scores of African Americans in Anderson county Texas. A protest resolution was adopted and a telegram sent to Texas Governor and Anderson County Sheriff. A committee led by Rev J Anderson Taylor and others will lead propaganda to arouse public sentiment against killings in the South.
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Washington
Walker Memorial Baptist Church
Anderson County
Tex
Negro Baptist Ministers’ Union
Texas
Black
J. Anderson Taylor
J Milton Waldren
W J Howard
S G Lamkins
J. H. Randolph
W. C. Jarvis
J. L Loving
South
Cowes Week Opens Amid Mourning Over King's Death
Cowes England Aug 1 The royal regatta opens in good sailing weather but social gaiety is toned by King Edward’s death. American yacht Westward captains lead after the first round of the 60 mile handicap, securing the £60 prize with Shamrock second and Germania, Meteor far behind.
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Cowes
England
Royal Yacht Squadron
Edward
Westward
Herresholt
A. 8. Cochran
New York
Meteor
May Hold Charlton Insane Period Expires Today
New York August 1 Porter Charlton may avoid Italian murder extradition as negotiations proceed. A four day detention ends tonight. Hudson County prosecutor Garven says if no progress by September 20 the case may shift to insanity charges in U.S. courts. If extradition stalls the trial will address insanity and possible incarceration.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Mayot
New Jersey
Chariton
United States
Italy
Flerre P. Garven
Hudson County
N. J
Negro Stone Thrower Hurts Self During Escape
A 2% year old negro named John L. Davis, temporarily insane, terrorized the Thirteenth and H streets northeast area by throwing rocks at pedestrians. A group of children narrowly avoided injury as his aim failed. He was overpowered, fled, fell while climbing a fence, and was taken to Casualty Hospital then to Washington Asylum Hospital for observation.
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John L. Davis
Thirteenth
H Streets
Casualty Hospital
Washington Asylum
Oath Bill Advances in Lords and Funeral Notice
The House of Lords passed the second reading of the accession declaration bill with no opposition. Archbishop of Canterbury spoke in its favor. A funeral service for Representative Charles Q. Tirrell of Massachusetts will be held in Natick tomorrow afternoon. A House committee will attend. Senate representation is named by Vice President Sherman. A separate note reports a man named Philip Smith attempting suicide with an ax near Washington to end his life, now under observation at Washington Asylum Hospital. Additionally Miss Daphine Elizabeth Gooch and Norman Edwards married in Rockville, Maryland, at the minister's home.
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Diario Ramon
House of Lords
Washington Post
London
Canterbury
Tirrell
Charles Q. Tirrell
Massachusetts
Natick
Mass
Block
House of Representatives
Cannon
House
Higgins
Connecticut
Alexander
New York
Moon
Pennsylvania
Goebel
Ohio
Sherman
Lodge
Crane
Burnham
Page
Rayner
Senate
Philip Smith
M Street
Washington Asylum Hospital
Woodmont
Rockville
Daphine' Elizabeth Gooch
Norman Edwards
This County
Parke P. Flournoy
Presbbyterian
Bethesda
Hotels Guests Listed by City in a Long Roll Call
A compiled list of hotel guests by city states names and residences across the United States and abroad. Notable entries include travelers from New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Illinois Indiana Iowa Massachusetts Maryland Missouri Michigan Minnesota New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia and foreign entries such as Porto Rico. The roster names initials and surnames with affiliations to landmarks like St James and Shoreham reflecting a society page style passenger guest register.
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California
Hall and Wife
Los Angeles
Oe James Co
Coltett
San Francisco
Wilm
Illinois
Johm Halliday
Cairo
Raleigh
Indiana
HK Algin
Noblasgill Spear
Indianapolis
Iowa
G H Blanchard
Davenport
Sieee
Larner
New Orleans
Shore- Masachusetts
Ora S Gray
Amherst
St. James
Maryland
William P Otchison
Frederick
J. A Baldwin
Baltimore
Riggs RC
Frederickeburg
Butterworth
Misa Jeyate
Russell Butterworth
P. Gebhardt
Strasbure
West Virginia
Marshall Fails to Win Game in Chess Tourney
Marshall, the American champion, drew with Duras in the twelfth round of the international chess tournament at Hamburg on August one. Leaders Schlechter and Nimzowitsch hold 7 points, with Duras and Marshall at 7, Spielmann 7, Chatinski and Teischmann at 6.
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Marshall
Hamburg
Frank J. Marshall
Duras
Schlechter
Neimzowitsch
Spielmann
Chatimarski
Tejshmann
The Important Problem in Healthful Living Promoted
This notice extols a healthful living approach using Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Selma as a gentle cleansing laxative approved by physicians. It claims long standing satisfaction among millions of families and urges purchasing only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
California Fig Syrup Co
Robinson in Fight to Stay in Politics After Loss
Theodore Douglas Robinson, Roosevelt's nephew, vows to continue his political fight after losing to Representative Millington. He cites Warren and Herkimer county as his base, hints at aiming for State Committeeman, and notes insurgent support and large campaign spending in Herkimer county ahead of the recent primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Eelal
Washington Post
Utica
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Millington
Mr. Robinson
Warren
Herkimer County
Teddy
Douglas Robinson
Robinson
Herkimer
Jana
Strobel
Love Watches Shines at Columbia with Blanche Hall
Miss Blanche Hall debuts in Washington as Jacqueline in Love Watches at the Columbia. The performance draws hearty applause, with Hall’s magnetism, voice, and charm praised as the play, adapted from the French, unfolds a lively comedy about love, jealousy, and reconciliation. Supporting cast Emelie Melville Florence Huntington Phyllis Sherwood Butterfield Wilson receive commendations. the production hailed as among Columbia’s best this season.
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Love
Columbia
Blanche Hall
Washington
Miss Hall
Jacqueline
McAlister
Jacqueline Firat
Mr. Butterfield
Wilson
Lova
Quorum Question Blunts Entertainment Fund Vote
City council faces challenge to approve a $300 entertainment appropriation for firemen delegates with less than full attendance. Mayer Paff may call a special session to obtain the required quorum. Also reports of North Washington street blaze and local obituaries, court actions, and a sham battle by Alexandria Light Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
King Street
Alexandria
Mayer Paff
Common Council
Alexandria Light Infantry
L. Slaymake
C. H. May
Shooters Hill
Britain Faults American Claim in Newfoundland Case
The British attorney general resumed his summing up in the Newfoundland fisheries case before the Nagué arbitration tribunal, arguing against the American view on bays status. He warned that accepting the American claim could cede Delaware and Chesapeake bays and Britain would withdraw recognition of their territoriality. Also notes a Raleigh Hotel wedding in Virginia between Butterworth and Russell, and the death of Daniel F. Conklin, Baltimore merchant, in Gerladbad after illness.
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Hegue
Robison
Newfoundland
Nagué Arbitration Tribunal
America
Delaware
Chesapeake
Great Britain
Swanson tapped for Virginia senate and Swanson term plan
Richmond Aug 1 Governor Mann appoints former Gov Claude A Swanson to fill vacancy caused by death of Senator John W Daniel. Swanson to serve term ending 1911. Swanson, a long time congressman and former governor, prominent advocate of rural free delivery and public education reforms. He heads toward Petersburg and Surrey for Confederate veterans monument event before formal commission acceptance. The legislature will elect Swanson to a new term when his current ends.
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Apposal
Washington Post
Richmond
Wiliam Hodges Mann
Claude A. Awangon
United States
John Warwick Daniel
Lynchburg
Mann
Petersburg
Surrey
Surrey County
Swangon
Hare
Swanson
Thomas
Martin
Arone
Gov
Mann i
A To $N
Daniel
Polla
Virginia
Movements of Ocean Steamers Rived and Sailed
Movements of ocean steamers list ships with origins and destinations. Glasgow to Columbia from New York Christiansand Oscar 1% to Copenhagen. Liverpool Cedric from New York to Bremen Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York to Bremen. Boulogne Ryndam for New York. Genoa Genoa Hamburg dock times. Stasconset Hamburg Genoa Naples New York. Oceania Genoa Naples New York. Vaderland Antwerp New York. Cable Island Barbarossa Bremen New York 730 am Thursday. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Bremen New York. Newport Minnewaakia London New York 730 am Tuesday.
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Glasgow
Columbia
New York
Christiansand
Oscar
Copenhagen
Liverpool
Cedric
Plymouth
Bremen
Boulogne
Ryndam
Hamburg
Genoa
Oceania
Naples
Vaderland
Antwerp
Cable Island
Barbarossa
Newport
Minnewaakia
London
M Tueedeyttre
Crowds Threaten Editor After Sermons At Blackwell Church
In Elizabeth City North Carolina crowds gathered after two sermons by Rev I N Loftin at Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church disputing differences with The Saunders editor W O Saunders. An alleged child marriage accusation led to a police guard at Saunders home after shots were fired and bullets found on the porch.
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Norfolk
Elizabeth City
N. C
Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church
I. N Loftin
W O Saunders
Loftin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corot Madfilc Teu. O
Cory
Rouen
W. Q Moon
Christmas
Ironton
A R. Johnson
Congress
Financial Center
Garlisle
St. Thomas’ Church
Covington, Ky
Vn Srn
Peetroom
Sporta
Cara
Claude A. Swanson
Peter Sampsell
Hoag Company No
Guy Elliott
Hosa Company
No. 3
Hage Chafice
Asalatani
Snedécer
Agsin Asserta
Ion the
Shamrock
Charlton Insane
Jersey City
Negro Stones Children
Chicago
Charles J. Travers
St James
JT. A Cameron
C C Hungerfort
New York City
W H_ Berry
Shoreham
J FB Mulliken
Riggs
F. Delmel
John A Te Campbell
Lincoln Peisel
C D Scott
A le Altenbrand
Willard T Morgan
W A. Ewing
L. W ¥Erobech
W. Stalar
T. McClintoch
RG Boothe
J. Curran
1 M Brigham
Council
Washington Street
Princess Street
Earl B Harden
Cumberland
Harden
Paperhangers, Painters, and Decorators’ Union
Union
Joseph Harden
Little Falls
W. V
W. A. Deahl
William Addison Deahl
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Edgar Carpenter
Machinists’ Union
Columbia Fire Engine ‘Company
Thomas Hulfish
Edgar Warfield
Ar Harvey Bartlett
William E. Doble
Frederick Hohenstein
Noble Smith
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Anna T
Evza H Marbury
Bessie W. Jones
James E Johnston
Circuit Court of Alexandria
Prince Street
Pitt Street
Alexandria Corporation
R. A. Ray
Thomas Johnson
R. D. ‘Brumback
Britain
U. S. Bays
Hamilton D. Butterworth
Jessie May Russell
James M. Little
R. Butterworth & Son
B. F. Conklin
Carlsbad
Gerlabad
Daniel F. Conklin
Claure Augustus Swanson
Swansonville
Pittsylvania County
Johm Muse Swanson
Catherine Fritchett Swanson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Danville
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
Chatham
Swenson
Mr. Swanson
L. L. Lewis
Rived
W. B. Moses & Sons
N. W
Bex
Lymen
Academy
Elinor Glyn
Frey Motion Pictures
Maes
Ty Maryland the Arcade
Pox Ross Roof Garden
Virginia Plaza Theater
Ninth ST. N. W
Harry Chick
Shota
Allen Varner
Chrisman
Byob Bae Ia
Soldev Grocers
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