Madriz Envoys in New York Push Anti American Campaign
Nicaraguan envoys of the Madriz faction Modesto Barrios and Salvador Salinas, awaiting arrival in Washington, sent anti American messages from New York while pressuring regional leaders. State Department notes Barrios denounced Yankee intervention in a mass meeting in Leon. Disclosures show Madriz seeks to sway Salvadoran opinion with anti American demonstrations.
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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 case
Capt W O Moon was arrested this afternoon on a Verdett warrant charging violation of United States neutrality laws connected to the converted yacht Klornet. He was released on bond and will be tried by the United States commissioner tomorrow morning. Officials report the Hornet carried shotguns machine guns cartridges gasoline and other supplies aboard.
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New Orleans
O Moon
Klornet
Representativ Ds
Madriz
United States
Midriz
Venus
Nicaragua
Moon
Hornet
Americans Join Bonilla in Honduran Revolution
Passengers aboard the steamer Bluefields report that Americans will lead much of the fight for Manuel Bonilla in Honduras. Gen Gabe Conrad, wounded in Nicaragua, joins Bonilla with American sharps and machine guns. Gen Lee Chrismas also supports Bonilla. locals doubt the uprisings were premature and say Bonilla aims to seize arms.
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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
Robbery at Onamia Bank Lures Indian Outbreak
Five men blew open the State Bank at Onamia Minnesota early today and escaped with 2500 to 3000 dollars. J H McKenzie editor was held hostage as robbers fired, exploded the safe door, and fled in a stolen rig toward Mille Lacs. The village marshal faced a drunken miniature Indian outbreak blamed on liquor supplied to distract authorities.
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Bpetal Ny Thyrrasuruagien Ros
Minneapolis Minn
Onamia
Mille Tacs
HH McKenzie
McKenzie
National tragedy report cites burglary and death in Georgetown
A young negro girl, Mabel Anderson, aged about to years, living with her father Wesley Anderson at 332 Volta Place NW, died from burns sustained when a heated lamp overturned Saturday night. She had been taken to Georgetown University Hospital by patrol wagon from the Seventh precinct. In Ironton Ohio, L A R Johnson, a Republican nominee for Congress in the Tenth Ohio district, withdrew due to professional obligations.
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Mabel Anderson
Wesley Anderson
Volta Place Northwest
Georgetown University Hospital
Seventh Precinct
Capital on Financial Center Is Ahead in Banking
Washington's banking center leads peers of similar size in resources loans and discounts and capital stock. Total deposits reach 2 566 068 with surplus funds and investments in banking, furniture and fixtures.
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Financial Center
Washington
New Orleans
Lounisville
Brooklyn
Louisville
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Seattle
Central Labor Union approves clean-up fund boost
Routine business dominated the Central Labor Union meeting with $800 added to the stock-out fund and resolutions commending cleanup of alleys in the District of Columbia. An amendment to the constitution offering executive session meetings to be voted on at four future gatherings.
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Central Labor Union
Al|leya
District of Columbia
Central Body
Rites for Garlisle Here at St Thomas Church
New York reports the funeral of John Carlisle former Secretary of the Treasury will be in Washington at 2 pm Wednesday. The body now at the Hotel Wolcott will depart on the 9:55 train to Washington where family members have gone ahead. Services will be held at St Thomas Church with Rev Charles Cannon officiating. Burial planned in Covington Kentucky. A death mask was made for the Society of Kentuckians. Delegates from former Cleveland administration officials elected to attend. Messages came from Judson Harmon and George Cortelyou. Miss Carlisle niece arrived in Washington to arrange affairs with John Neal assisting. After services the body will be placed in a Rock Creek Cemetery vault.
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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
Tragic domestic shooting leaves family harmed and firefighter dead
A public safety incident ends with a gunman firing at his wife and child before killing a firefighter and wounding two others. The man then enacts self harm as responders arrive, while authorities investigate the sequence of events and motive surrounding the tragedy.
Taft Platform Backed By Iowa Gop Insurgents
San Diego reports taft supporters in Iowa set to back the national platform as insurgent leaders Cummins and Dolliver push a progressive majority. President and others indorsed. Durhams murder suicide noted in Des Moines context.
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San Diego
Cal
Des Moines
Iowa
Burt S. Durham
Taft
Hejor
Cumming
Dolliver
Nuld
Rev Dr Carrothers Talks on Negro Equality in City
The Rev Dr Carrothers spoke at Galbraith Methodist Church on the racial issue in the South noting disenfranchisement stems from Republican indifference more than Southern Democracy. He asserted nearly four years of Republican rule and warned of a party policy of Negro elimination as Independent Negroes prepare their Atlantic City convention Thursday and Friday.
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Galbraith Methodists ' Church
L. Carrothers
Republican Party
iMust
Atlantic City
Protest in mass meeting over Kenilworth poolroom
A Kenilworth suburb mass meeting at Kenilworth Presbyterian Church gathered over 56 leading residents and property owners to condemn Maryland authorities and the Kenilworth Club for operating a poolroom. Speakers accused officials of lax law enforcement, cited drunken brawls and insults to women and children, and urged Maryland to close the gambling resort. A resolution called on Maryland officials to act and a committee was appointed to press for closure.
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Kenilworth
D. C
Kenilworth Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Auburb
Washington
A. W. Mallory
St. Aaaph
Rosslyn
Durham killer's spree ends in suicide after family murder
A gunman named Durham killed his wife and infant in a bloody home attack before targeting a fire crew, then shot himself after a dramatic chase across the city. He killed engineer Donald Grant and Hoseman Guy Elmot and Captain Peter Sampsell wounded, seeking revenge for a discharge from Company No. 3. Durham died after being wounded. authorities guard his home and the victims' families as investigations continue.
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Durham
Donald F. Grant
San Diego
Company No. 3
Hoseman
Guy el- Mott
Pater Sampsell
Roosevelt tours and Roosevelts cryptic reply ripple
New York August 1 Theodore Roosevelt sails into a four day automobile tour of New Jersey and Pennsylvania disallowing any talk of destinations or purpose. An eager auto agent pressuring for departure pictures aggravated the colonel who urged only the bare fact of his absence. San Francisco bulletin reports Roosevelt’s denial of bias in a gubernatorial dispute and reiterates his refusal to back Stanton or Johnson while stressing his plain statement to avoid misinterpretation.
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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 Anderson County Killings
Washington Negro ministers scheduled a 3 o'clock mass meeting at Walker Memorial Baptist Church to protest a recent killing of about 20 African Americans in Anderson County Texas. The Negro Baptist Ministers Union urged 108 city pastors to attend and adopted resolutions condemning the killings. A telegram to Texas Governor and Anderson County Sheriff Black demanded action. A committee led by Revs J Anderson Taylor J Milton Waldren W J Howard S G Lamkins J H Randolph W C Jarvis and J L Loving will lead the protest and mobilize public sentiment.
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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 Quietly After King's Death
The annual English regatta began at Cowes with good sailing weather but reduced social splendor due to King Edward's death. The handicap race for big yachts attracted six starters led by Westward, an American Herreshoff schooner, with Germania and Meteor trailing. Westward won £60, Shamrock took £20, finish gaps widening as Westward surged ahead.
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Cowes
England
Royal Yacht Squadron
Edward
Westward
Herresholt
A. 8. Cochran
New York
Meteor
May Hold Charlton Insane Period of Detention Expires Today
New York Aug 1 Porter Charlton who killed his wife at Lake Como may avoid Italian extradition but face insanity confinement in New Jersey if not extradited. The four day hold ends midnight tomorrow with no step to free him before Sept 20. If no action by Washington by then prosecutors may seek trial on insanity charges.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Mayot
New Jersey
Chariton
United States
Italy
Flerre P. Garven
Hudson County
N. J
Insane Negro Throws Rocks at Pedestrians
A 2% year old black man in northeast Washington briefly terrorized Thirteenth and H streets by hurling rocks at passersby. A group of children escaped injury as bystanders overpowered him and restrained him until police. He fell while fleeing, was treated at Casualty Hospital and later moved to Washington Asylum Hospital for observation.
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John L. Davis
Thirteenth
H Streets
Casualty Hospital
Washington Asylum
Oath Bill Advanced in House of Lords Second Reading
The House of Lords passed the second reading of the accession declaration bill without opposition with support from Archbishop of Canterbury. A Natick Massachusetts funeral committee will represent the House at Representative Charles Tirrell’s service. Senators Lodge Crane Burnham Page and Rayner named for the Senate. A 24 year old negro, Philip Smith, attempted suicide with an ax at 12 1 2 M Street Northwest and was taken for observation. Daphine Elizabeth Gooch and Norman Edwards, Woodmont, were married by Rev Parke P Flournoy in Montgomery County Maryland.
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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 Travel List From Across The Nation
A long roster of hotel guests is listed by city including Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California and Illinois with numerous individuals and couples named alongside their lodging at St James Shoreham Raleigh and other named properties. The fragmentary line shows many travels across states and foreign guests including Raleigh and Port of origin notes.
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Chicago
Charles J. Travers
St James
JT. A Cameron
C C Hungerfort
Raleigh
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
Marshall Fails toWin Game in Hamburg Chess Tourney
American champion Frank J. Marshall drew with Duras in the twelfth round of the international chess tournament at Hamburg. Leaders Schlechter and Nimzowitsch shared top scores with 7 points as Marshall and Duras trailed with 7. Spielmann and Teichmann were at 6.
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Marshall
Hamburg
Frank J. Marshall
Duras
Schlechter
Neimzowitsch
Spielmann
Chatimarski
Tejshmann
The Important Problem With Laxatives Inspires Trusted Remedy
The important problem facing anyone in need of a laxative is not a single action but lasting health benefits from proper living aided by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Selma. It cleanses the system gently and promptly without irritation, favored by families and approved by physicians. Buy only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
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Selma
California Fig Syrup Co
Robinson in Fight to Stay in Politics After Defeat
Theodore Douglas Robinson, nephew of former President Roosevelt, vows to continue the political struggle after his loss to Representative Millington. He pins his base to Warren and Herkimer County, says he is in the fight with Teddy, and hints at aiming for State Committeeman Strobel’s scalp amid reports of funding from local organization men in Herkimer County.
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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 the Columbia in Washington Debut
Miss Blanche Hall enchants the Columbia audience in Love Watches as Jacqueline a bold heroine who defies convention and finds love. Critics praise her magnetism voice gown and stage presence alongside strong supporting turns by Emelie Melville Florence Huntington and Phyllis Sherwood. The French adapted comedy pleases from start to finish and is expected to run through the week.
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Love
Columbia
Blanche Hall
Washington
Miss Hall
Jacqueline
McAlister
Jacqueline Firat
Mr. Butterfield
Wilson
Lova
Quorum Question Stuns Council Over $300 Entertainment Fund
In Washington Post Rubreay Alexandria, Mayer Paff blocks a $300 entertainment appropriation for delegates to the State firemen convention due to insufficient council attendance. A special session is planned to meet quorum requirements as nine of twelve council members were present when the measure passed. The dispute triggers a call for a new meeting tonight to secure the necessary quorum.
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Washington Post
King Street
Alexandria
Mayer Paff
Common Council
Britain Ups Newfoundland Fisheries Case Arguments
The British attorney general resumed his summings up in the Newfoundland fisheries case before The Nagué arbitration tribunal, countering U S views on bays and territorial waters. He warned that upholding the American claim could jeopardize Delaware and Chesapeake bays, risking Britain withdrawing recognition of those bays as territorial. Also reports a Raleigh Hotel wedding in Virginia as Butterworth and Jessie May Russell wed in Petersburg with Rev. James M. Little officiating and the couple leaving for New York. Daniel F. Conklin, Baltimore merchant, died in Carlsbad after illness.
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Hegue
Robison
Newfoundland
Nagué Arbitration Tribunal
America
Delaware
Chesapeake
Great Britain
Raleigh
Hamilton D. Butterworth
Butterworth
Jessie May Russell
Petersburg
James M. Little
New York
R. Butterworth & Son
Virginia
Swanson to Fill Daniel Seat in Virginia amid Confederate Events
Richmond reports Gov. Mann appointed Claud A. Swanson to fill the vacancy caused by Senator John W. Daniel's death. Swanson, former Virginia governor, faces a later Senate term election via the state legislature. Swanson's career includes rural free delivery advocacy, education expansion, road improvements, and Jamestown Exposition involvement.
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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 Glasgow to New York
Movements of ocean steamers list vessels sailing from New York to destinations including Glasgow Christiansand and Plymouth with several liners. Ships such as Oscar 1% Cedric Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen Ryndam and others are reported sailing or docking with expected times around 7:30 to 12:00 on Tuesday and Tuesday morning.
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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 Sermon Clash in NC
Norfolk dispatch reports in Elizabeth City crowds gathered after two sermons at Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church. Pastor I N Loftin faced accusations from editor W O Saunders that Loftin sought to marry an elderly man to a 11 year old. Police guarded Saunders' home overnight as shots were fired and bullets found on the porch. Two separate items note the death of Danville fat money candidate Danville Ill Captain Allen Varner, 85, once a vice presidential hopeful.
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Norfolk
Elizabeth City
N. C
Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church
I. N Loftin
W O Saunders
Loftin
Danville
Allen Varner
Chrisman
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Christmas
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A R. Johnson
Congress
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Covington, Ky
Carrothers
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Peter Sampsell
Hoag Company No
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Hosa Company
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Asalatani
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D Street
Agsin Asserta
Ion the
California
Shamrock
Charlton Insane
Jersey City
Negro Stones Children
Hall and Wife
Oe James Co
Coltett
Wilm
Illinois
Johm Halliday
Cairo
Indiana
HK Algin
Noblasgill Spear
Indianapolis
G H Blanchard
Davenport
Sieee
Larner
Shore- Masachusetts
Ora S Gray
Amherst
St. James
William P Otchison
Frederick
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Baltimore
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Frederickeburg
Misa Jeyate
Russell Butterworth
P. Gebhardt
Strasbure
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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
Shooters Hill
Alexandria Light Infantry
L. Slaymake
C. H. May
Alexandria Corporation
R. A. Ray
Thomas Johnson
R. D. ‘Brumback
Britain
U. S. Bays
B. F. Conklin
Carlsbad
Gerlabad
Daniel F. Conklin
Claure Augustus Swanson
Swansonville
Pittsylvania County
Johm Muse Swanson
Catherine Fritchett Swanson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
Chatham
Swenson
Mr. Swanson
L. L. Lewis
Rived
W. B. Moses & Sons
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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
Byob Bae Ia
Soldev Grocers
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