Probe Over Prinzapulca Bombardment Sparks U S Protest
United States probes prove Madriz forces bombarded the undefended Prinzapulca and seized the customs house. Negotiations involve exchange offers with Gen Estrada for American engineer William P. Pittman. Consul reports Madriz decree for forced loans and growing anti American press in Managua.
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Nicaragua
Estrada
Provisional
Madriz
Col Salamanca
Pearl Lagoon
William P. Pittman
Bluefields Bluff
Salamanca
Ureytown
Pittman
United States
Greytown
Dr. Irtas
San Carlos
Gon Mena
Masis
Custems
Wagsen
Matuty
Columbia
Venus
Cape Gratas
READY TO SIGN TREATY WITH RUSSIA AND JAPAN
Through Post Wheeler the American charge at St Petersburg reports the Russia Japan agreement on administration of Manchuria railways and related interests will be signed soon. It outlines maintaining the status quo in Manchuria and mutual railway interests with separate detail on traffic between the Chinese Eastern and South Manchurian railways. If the deal preserves the status quo the State Department cannot object under the Root Takahira framework.
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St Petersburg
State Department
Russia
Japan
Raiway
Maneffiria
Manchuria
Labor Leaders Call Mass Meeting on Washington Conditions
Members of organized labor tied to the Central Labor Union representing painters paperhangers and other decorative trades have called a mass meeting of the 80 local unions presidents at Typographical Temple Tuesday night to discuss labor conditions in Washington and seek support to correct alleged evils.
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Washington
Senator McEnery Buried in New Orleans Funeral
United States Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery was mourned in New Orleans with a large crowd at his St Mary street home. Delegations from Washington and the Louisiana legislature attended the Catholic service before burial at Metairie Cemetery. Members of Louisiana’s congressional delegation arrived in the city, including Senator Joseph F. Johnston and Senators George E. Chamberlain and Representatives Wickliffe and Watkins.
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United States
Samuel Douglas McEnery
McEnery
St. Mary Street
Washington
Louisiana
Metairia Cemetery
Joseph F. Johnston
Alabame
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Wickliffe and Watkins
Congress
Rail wage dispute talks under Erdman act mediators
A meeting yesterday in the Interstate Commerce Commission offices brought together Chairman Knapp and Dr Charles P Nelil with Erdman act mediators and five railroad presidents to discuss the wage controversy affecting Southeastern railroads. Officials avoided naming attendees, but Southern Railway Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line presidents were among those present.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Nelil
Erdman
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Annexation of Korea Imminent Says Tokyo Report
Tokyo dispatch reports Korea poised for formal annexation by Japan with Emperor Yi Syeok delegating police to Japanese rule. Gen Terauchi to visit Seoul on July 16 to confer as garrisons strengthen nationwide. Koreans show mixed feelings though royals are well provided under the accord. Russo Japanese convention text to be published in St Petersburg.
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Tokyo
Korea
Japan
Viscount Terauchi
Seoul
Yi-Syek
St. Petersburg
Japan Opens Port Arthur For All Nations Shipping
Tokyo issues the official notice that Port Arthur will open to all nations from July 1, transforming it from a military strategic point to a free commercial port. The move surprises observers as it shifts its role and furthers economic development. The port’s winter ice-free status is highlighted as a key advantage.
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Tokyo
Port Arthur
Funeral held for Midshipman Nason at Annapolis
Funeral services were held in Annapolis for Midshipman Sherman M. Nason who drowned off the Naval Academy while attempting to save a civilian and two other midshipmen. The body was sent to Newport R I for further services and burial. Captain Bowyer praised the trio for their heroic act in saving a young woman.
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Annapolis
Sherman M. Nason
Grisby E. Thomas
Marie Bowyer
Naval Academy
Newport
R. I
E. H. Thomas
Thomas
Academy
Union Point
Nason
John M. Bowyer
Joseph McC. Bowyer
Psychoanalytic thriller questions Hitchcock murder trial sanity
New York in June 34 A judge hears habeas corpus to free Mrs Charlotte Hitchcock from Matteawan after hypnosis reveals a different shooting account. Her lawyers cite amnesia, recovered memory, and corroborating details from the apartment, a Bible, an appleseller, and a dogged hunt for submerged intervals to argue she did not kill her husband who died by suicide.
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Supreme Court
Giegerich
Ashe
168Th Street
Hitchcock
Ira van Giegen
Matteawan
Alfred J. Talley
van Glesen
Gregersen
Allan McLane Hamilton
Mr. Talley
Bob
Talley
King George Receives Hudson Fulton Medal in London
English monarch King George presentations at a London ceremony commemorating the Hudson Fulton celebration. Gen. Ford of New York presented the gold medal marking the 200th anniversary of Robert Fulton’s steamboat, amid a wave of emotion and calls for enduring peace and global harmony.
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Gen. Ford
New York
Pat
Henry Joath
Robert Fulton
George
Budget Speech Sees No Changes in 1910 11 Tax Policy
London June. Chancellor Lloyd George presented the 1910 11 budget noting revenue of about £199.8 million against spending of £398.93 million with a surplus of £861 thousand. He kept spirits duties unchanged despite a £1.4 million drop in revenue, citing lower consumption of alcohol and a moral gain for the state amid recent parliamentary clashes. He projected higher trade volumes to justify revenue estimates.
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London
Livyd George
House of Commons
Cuban Budget Sees $41.4 Million Total With Surplus
Havana report: senate and house conferees approve butter estimates as submitted by President Gomez, trim savings by about $1,000,000 mainly from salary cuts. The budget totals $41,400,500 with an estimated $3,800,000 surplus, $3,000,000 slated for public works.
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Havana
Senate
House
Gomez
Mrs Rogers Fined Five Dollars in New York Court
Mrs Alice Crown inshield Rogers, ex wife of Boston millionaire Thomas Pierce, was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct at Yorkville police court. Police described her attempt to drive after dinner, with the magistrate delaying final action as defense cited a toothache and a single drink. Her lawyer paid the fine after a brief conference.
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New York
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Thomas Pierce
Boston
Central Part
Bellevue Hospital
Yorkville
Higgins
Edward Bradley
Adele Suirchfe
Actress Beatrice Robertson Marries Lawyer Swinburne Hale
Beatrice Forbes Robertson actress and niece of J Forbes Robertson arrives in New York aboard the Teutonic and marries Swinburne Hale a city lawyer after a suffragist meeting. They wed at Church of the Ascension with Rev Parcy Grant officiating and plan possible stage appearance in the autumn.
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Swinburne Hate
Washington Post
New York
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
J. Forbes Robertson
Teutonic
Swinburne Hale
Church of the Ascension
Parcy
Grant
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Mr. Hale
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Hale
Middies Off For France from Plymouth with 600 cadets aboard
The American practice squadron consisting of the battleships Lowe Indiana and Massachusetts and about 600 midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy sailed for Marseille. Two midshipmen from Milinola and Wirginia are ill and remain in the naval hospital. Revenue Cutter to Be Repaired in Norfolk with the tug Britannia towing the Algonquin to New York at a claimed cost of $37,000.
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England
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Indiana
Massachusetts
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Marseille
GA. Smith
Milinola
R. E. Burn
Wirginia
Naval Hospital
Revenue
Norfolk
New York
Chariton May Face Trial By Proxy In Italy Case
Washington report from Baltimore notes Paul Chariton, held in Hoboken on a murder charge in Italy, may be tried by proxy if the U S does not extradite. Italy asserts enough evidence to convict and warns a court trial could proceed without Chariton present, straining diplomatic ties over capital crime extradition.
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Italy
United States
Hare
Share
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Paul
Chariton
Margaret Mowe Wanstall
Frederick Wanstall
Rome
Antess Porter Charlton
Jersey City
Moltrasio
Como Tribunal
Charlton
America
Makes Scene At Boat Pier In New York
Special to The Washington Post June 30 reports H. J. Warren a well dressed middle aged man acting strangely before boarding the North German Lloyd liner Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm for Bremen. He bit his nails bleeding, spoke little saying I am lost, and was taken to St Marys Hospital Hoboken then held at police headquarters.
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New York
H. J. Warren
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hoboken
Lloyd Line
Prinz Freidrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Warren
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Pring Friedrich
Hays
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Poice Ibaaquarters
Ready at Gettysburg as new maneuvers begin
Gettys burg Pa June 30 The Twenty ninth United States infantry under Maj Edwin P Pendleton reached the camp of instruction after a march of more than 200 miles from Elmira NY This evening the second United States infantry arrived from Fort Thomas Ky Nearly 2000 U S troops are in camp tonight ready for the opening tomorrow The Virginia and Maryland militia detachments will arrive by fall tomorrow morning and active maneuver work will start Saturday.
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Twentyninth
United States Infantry
Edwin P. Pendleton
Elmbra
Fort Thomas
Almos
United States
Virginia
Maryland
Fulton's Renal Compound Helped Case Of Brights Disease
A Madison man with chronic Brights disease and dropsy showed marked improvement after eight doctors failed to help. After starting Fulton’s Renal Compound in July, albumin fell from 7% to 2% and edema diminished, allowing a return to work. Readers were invited to request literature and contact local druggists for the treatment.
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Wits
Eureka Springs
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Army Orders Extend and Assign Officers to Camps and Posts
The orders list leaves of absence for several officers, and detail assignments to Camp Perry Ohio Fort Winfield Scott California and various posts. Officers proceed to report to Col Robert K Evans and Col Henry G Learnard for duties, retirement preparations, or special tasks for 1910 national matches and related duties.
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Baventeeneth Infantry
Charles C. Jamieaun
Ordnance Department
Herber I. Harris
Medical Reserve Corps
William W. Gray
Medical Corps
Frederick H. Milix
Camp Ferry
Ohio
Robert K. Evans
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Thomas W. Grimes
William A. Phillips
Henry G. Learnard
General Staff
Preston Brown
Seventeenth Infantry
William Se Luka
Tenth Caval
Thomas J. Rogers
Twenty Eighth Infantry
Benjamin F. Miller
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Camp Perry
Hornsby Evans
Nineteenth Infantry
William P. Platt
Fort Winfield Scott
Cal
Charles G Mettler
Waller Reeg General Hospital
Daniel D. Tompkins
Ninth Cavalry
Andrew W. Smith
Third Cavalry
Gattysgore
Charles Jamieson
Duncan Eiliot
Eighth Cavalry
Mounted Service School
Fort Riley
Hans
Omere Hope
Coast Artillery Corps
Washington
Philadelphia
Matthew H. Hanna
Organized Militiia of
New York
New York City
Department of the East
William P. Huxford
U. S
James 5. Young, Jr
Tenth Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
Charles Gerhardt
Eighth Infantry
Andrew D. Chafin
Twen- High Infantry
Leutenant Twenty-pinh Infantry
Ernest B. Smakey
Fittsenth
East Artillery Corps
William W. Hamilton
Paul J. Horton
Daniel W. Hand
Field Artillery
Geld Artillery
Krank W. Dawson
Lloyd P Horsfill
Atlantic City
N. J
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James P. Barney
William P. Hall
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Washington, D. C
William A. Mercer
Eleventh Cavalry
William H. Myers
Fort Screven
Department of the Gulf
Fred T. Kole
Fort Mansfield
Department of the Epat
Relph
John WF Prenton
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Henry G. Lyon
Twenixth Infantry
Samuel B. Meares
Ernest Ough
Seattle
Wash
Department of the Columbia
Joseph F. Siler
Charles L. Potter
Thomas L. Casey
Edward M. Adame
Navy officer orders amid broad district assignments
A government notice lists district allocations for officers from the Seventh to Sixteenth districts led by Maj. Bromwell and Col. Fisk, with numerous Lieuts, Ensigns, and pay officers assigned or revoked to ships, yards, and bureaus. Several personnel receive home or duty reassignments and temporary leaves, including appointments and revocations at Mare Island, San Francisco, and Annapolis.
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Henry Jervey
Charles S. Bromwell
Walter L. Fisk
Charles §. Riche
John Blade
Jay J. Morrow
James G Warren
Meriwether L. Walker
G Howze
W. R Furlong
M. Austin
Mayflower
J. K. Taussig
Ensign R Wilson
U. S. Atlantic
Louisiana
F. R. King
Pennsylvania
C. M Ray
Navy Pay Office
San
Navy
Hancock
F. K Hunt
H. Laning
Naval Academy
Annapolia
W. H Rennie
J. T Hagner
Bureau
Navy Department Retires Paymaster General and Assigns Duty
Navy Department orders retire Paymaster General E B Rogers and place Paymaster G W Pleman Jr on duty at Minneapolis acta. Public records indicate transfers within the Paymaster corps affecting supply accounts and administrative posts.
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Navy Department
Washington, D
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G. W. Pleman, Jr
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported
Maritime notices list ships including Armved-Smith Flasser Lameon Preston Reid and Dixie at Hockland Wolverine at Milwaukee Tonopah at Hoboken Abarenda at Navyard and XM Paut Jones Preble Perry and Lawrence at Santa Cruz Castine Severn Bonita Scapper Stingray Tarpon Narwhel and Grayling Provincetown Mayflower at Weston Sailed Birmingham from Philadelphia to Portland Me Wolverine from Milwaukee to Lorain Castine Severn Boults Snapper Stingray Tarpon Narwhel and Grayling from Boston to Provincetown Celtic from Boston to New York Standish Cutefal Tarantula and Miper from Annapolis to Salomon's Isa1 Vickeiurg from Corinto to San Juan del Tennessee Montana North Carolina and Ch from Rio de Janeiro to Culebra
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Lameon
Preston
Reid
Dixie
Hockland
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Tonopah
Hoboken
Abarenda
Navyard
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Preble
Perry
Lawrence
Santa Cruz
Castine
Severn
Bonita
Scapper Stingray
Tarpon
Narwhel
Grayling
Provincetown
Mayflower
Weston
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Portland
Lorain
Ohio
Boults
Snapper
Stingray
Boston
Celtic
New York
Standish
Cutefal
Tarantula
Miper
Annapolis
Salomon
Isa1
Vickeiurg
Frm
Corinto
San Juan del Tennessee
Montana
North Carolina
Rio de Janeiro
Culebra
Col Bowen to be tried for transport regulation breach
Manila June 30 Brig Gen Ramsay OD Potts ordered a court martial to try Col W H C Bowen Twelfth Infantry Fort William McKinley. The charges, prepared in Manila, allege Bowen used an army transport to obtain passage for a nonfamily member.
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Ramsay OD. Potts
Department of Luzon
W. H. C. Bowen
Twelfth Infantry
Fort William McKinley
Col. Bowen
Washington
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