Peace Part 6 On Arbitration Is To Come
Guatemala, Salvador, and Honduras agree to suspend hostilities and accept U S mediation to settle differences by arbitration. Peace talks to be hosted aboard the U S cruiser Marblehead with American envoys acting as good friends, proceeding to neutral waters for negotiations.
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Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
United States
Belldgerents
State Department
Merry
San Salvador
Brown
Legnton
Libertad
Navy Department
Mulligan
Cabrera
Combs
The
Marblehead
la Libertad
Marietta
Costa Rica
Philadelphia
Panama
Undertakers and funeral services and political talks mixed
A crowded ad page lists undertakers and funeral directors in Washington with varied prices and services. The text shifts to a diplomatic report stating Dillingham united Monte Cristi insurgents with Dominican government agents to secure peace at sea aboard the Detroit. It mentions Senor Pacus and Minister Combs and ongoing Guatemala peace negotiations with President’s aides coordinating from Oyster Bay and Washington.
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Mander Dillingham
Monte Cristi
Detroit
Senor Pacus
Governo
Guatemala
Combs
Guatemala City
Washington
Sta G
Marblehead
Bacon
Oyster Bay
Cabrera Claims Victories Across Central Frontiers
Dispatches report Guatemalan and Honduran coordinated moves to invade Salvadoran provinces. Gen Regalado of El Salvador was killed near dicar after clashes with 4,000 Guatemalans defending against 800 Salvadorian troops. Peace efforts cited US mediation. Honduras and El Salvador united under a defensive alliance per Corinto accord.
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Panama
Cabrera
Salvador
Honduras
Rivas
Guatemala
Barrilas
Republic
Ocos
Toledo
Mita
Regalado
United States
Regnnndo
San Salvador
Tegucigama
Corinto
San Salador
Peace Parley and Four Brigade Posts Plan At Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft held talks on Central American peace and a four brigade post plan for the year. Secretary Bacon accompanied, with discussions extending to Panama and the Rio Pan American conference ahead.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Taft
Bacon
Washington
Rio
Fort Raley
Fort Leavenworth
Kansand
Explosion at Ashland dynamite plant kills three
A powder mill of the Atlantic Dynamite Company near Ashland Wisconsin exploded killing three men as workers entered for the day. Supt L Pierce laborer William Wallace and George Woodisil perished. Twenty five buildings were damaged and ashland windows shook as fire broke out but was contained. The cause was not determined and losses were estimated around 1500 dollars.
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Ashland
Wis
Atlantic Dynamite Company
L Pierce
Wilmington
Del
William Wallace
George Woonsil
Pierce
Willam Wallase
George Woodisil
Supt Fiorce
Wallace
Woodishl
Dam Ee
Husband and wife found dead above millinery store
In Chicago on July 16 Howard F. Kloss and his wife, proprietors of a millinery shop at 221 North Avenue, were discovered dead in their upstairs rooms. Both had throat wounds and gunshot injuries. a revolver lay by Kloss. A suicide note stated they were tired of living and chose to end their lives.
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Bryan
James R
Bernard MM
Seron V. Bran
Hlareaidones
Vermont Avenue
Calvert Street
Max Golussoth
bin Age Netlee
Neale
Annie Wo Neale
James T Neale
Eleventh Street
Porthwest
St Daminle's Church
Georgetown University
Pourterath New York Heavy Artillery
Arlington Tecker
Isaac T
Mary v Tucker
Whiteside
Tendenes
Pennsylivania Avenue
Benjamin F Whiteside
Western Presbyterian Church
Harrest
Laurel
Wilson
MD Wilson
Lingol Post
Oleo
DD Porter Garrison
Arms and Navy Union of the United States of America
Seventh Street
Dpwn
Congressional Cemetery
Porter Gateison
Block Wonder
Andrew Wonder
Elizabeth Wonder
Paperal ‘Tuesay
Prospect
Taft
Bacon
Oyster Bay
United States
Court of Madrid
Alfonso
Theodore A Bingham
New York
F. P Dunne
Dooley
Whitndge
Bingham
Dunne
Westbury
Waynington
Whitries
Tepo
Madrid
Chicago
Howard F. Kloss
North Avenue
Kloss
Kiogs
Jerome and Folk in 1908 District Attorney Commentary
Jerome, New York City district attorney, calls the Thaw case “the everyday Felice Court story.” He addressed Georgia legislators briefly on North South ties and sensational writers. He backs Jerome and Folk for the Democratic presidential ticket in 1905 and heads to Warm Springs to speak before the Gerrord Bar Association.
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Atlanta
William Travers Jerome
New York City
Georgia
Jerome Pon
Jerome
Folk
Thew
New York
Warm Springs
Gerrord Bar Association
Bhody
Flames At Franklin Fire Destroys Property. Fire Under Control
Early morning blaze in Franklin Virginia damaged substantial property in the business district. Mayor wired Portsmouth to send 1000 feet of hose and available firemen. Seaboard Air Line prepared to transport crews by tram, but later reports say the fire is under control.
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Norfolk
Franklin
Portsmouth Fire Department
Seaboard Air Line
Lear Bankcase affirmed by U S Court of Appeals
Judge Gray of the United States Court of Appeals today affirmed the verdict against Henry Lear for abstracting funds from a bank. The decision orders a five year prison term. Lear, once a Bucks County judge candidate, faced three trials with two hung juries. George P. Brock, former bank cashier and Lear’s brother in law, was convicted of one crime, with an appeal pending.
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Philadelphia
Gray
United States Court of Appeals
Henry Lear
R Press
Dwtestayn Ft Saan
Biot Ath Shi
Lear
Bucks County
George P. Brock
British Channel Fleet Abandons Cronstadt Visit
Walter Runciman told the House of Commons that the planned British channel fleet cruise to Cronstadt was cancelled. The Russian government warned that a foreign presence in Russian waters could trigger internal agitation, leading to the postponement and eventual abandonment of the voyage.
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London
Walter Runciman
Local Government Board
House of Commons
Cronstadt
Mob lynching trial opens in Union County Court
A special term of Union County Superior Court in Monroe begins the trial of 18 men charged in the May 28 lynching of John W. Johnson at Wadesboro. Judge Shaw warns against perjury and improper influence as four true bills are found and a motion to quash is heard with Zeke Lewis set for next session.
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Johnson
Wadesbero
Shaw
Morrow
Zeke Lewis
Union County
Anson
IGE Dealers Are Set Free In Ice Price Case
Jacksonville jury returned a not guilty verdict for several ice dealers charged with conspiracy to fix ice prices. Evidence showed one plant operated at 360 tons daily, Jacksonville consumption near 100 tons, and prices from $6 to $18 per ton for different customers. A separate note: Attorney General Moody met with US District Attorney Stimson to discuss matters before the grand jury, including the tobacco and sugar trusts.
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Jacksonville
Fle
Jacksonville Ice Manufacturing Company
Jacksonville Ice Delivery Company
Starke
Fla
Tsecksonville
Shot Girl He Loved in East Side Tragedy
Adam Scheulg thirty years old a butcher shop worker East 419th street shot and fatally wounded Louise Karcher daughter of his employer wounded her mother then killed himself by slashing his throat with a butcher knife. Motive alleged as rejection by Miss Karcher according to her parents.
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New York
Adam Scheulg
East 419Th Street
Louise Karcher
Scewa
Piers in Porto Rico Move Passed by Delegates
San Juan Puerto Rico July 15 The house of delegates today passed a bill embodying the provisions of the original executive council bill providing for the construction of piers at San Juan Ponce and Mayaguez.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Executive Council Bi
Ponce
Mayaguez
Death of Alfred Belt, World Diamond Financier
London reports Alfred Belt former South African financier and major diamond industry controller died today at an advanced age. Born 1853 in Hamburg he was among England's wealthiest men valued at tens of millions and long kept out of public view. He held top roles with De Beers Consolidated Mines Rand Mines and other concerns and faced accusations tied to the Jameson raid. He suffered a 1903 stroke in Johannesburg and since then resided quietly in London.
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London
Alfred Belt
Hamburg
Belt
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Lfe
de Boers Consolidated Mines
Wernher, Belt & Co
Rand Mines
Rhodesia Railways
Bechuanaland Railway Trust
Consolidated Company Bulionia Mine
British Cherterad
Wreck Blame Placed on Company and Driver at Salisbury
Coroners inquest into the Plymouth steamer express wreck that killed twenty seven near Salisbury finds derailment due to excessive speed violating company orders. Jury says some fault rests with the company and driver while the railway accepts responsibility for the accident. Witness says train ran at least fifty miles an hour toward Salisbury, brakes applied too late. Bodies of multiple victims later arrive in New York from London.
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Salisbury
England
Plymouth
Oder
London and Southwestern Railraad
Harrison
Italn
Salisury
New York
Minneapolis
London
Mrg
Walter W. Smith
Eleanor Smith
Gerard Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Franz W. Koch
Allentown
C. W. Pipon
Walter Barwick
Toronto
Sallabury
King Haakon Rescues Queen From Narrow Carriage Plunge
In Aalesund Norway on July 16 King Haakon, accompanying Queen Mead, halted a dangerous plunge as a carriage backed toward a ten foot ditch after a drive to Nordangsfale. He ran forward and seized the horses by the bits to avert disaster.
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Aalesund
Norway
Nordangsfale
Mead
Haakon
Murder of wounded Zulus reported quarter refused
London reports telegraphic inquiries into claims that the British government denied quarter to wounded Zulus. Premier Campbell Bannerman said the government would study the foundation of the report if any, and would address it promptly. In Paris, Couater Letshman heads to Constantinople to present credentials as ambassador within two weeks amid Armenia concerns.
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Africa
London
Fremier Campbell Bannerman
House of Commons
Zuims
Johannesburg
Paris
Couater Letshman Isnere
Constantinople
United States
Dast
Suicide on Vacation in Kingston Shocks Pittsburgh Clerk
George Snyder, 36, a Carnegie Steel Works clerk from Pittsburgh, killed himself at Battersea during a vacation. The death, ruled self-inflicted, occurred while he was away from home.
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Kingston
Ontario
George Snyder
Carnegie Steel Works
Pittsburg
Battersea
Japanese Fleet Leaves Kamrauh Bay for Cochin China
A Japanese squadron explored Kamrauh Bay on the east coast of French Cochin China then departed northward. The move appears to retrace Admiral Rojestvensky's Great Tour outlined by George D Horning in Sunday's Post. The item mentions loan offers for vacation trips attracting attention and urging those in need of assistance to consider the proposals.
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Kamrauh Bay
Saigon
French Cochin
China
Rojestvensky
George D Horning
Trial trips of war ships in Washington and California
The battleship Nebraska, under a government trial board, completed fourteen laps offWashon Island with high speed between the stake flag and favorable conditions as it nears a nineteen knot contract with Morsn Brothers. In San Francisco the Milwaukee cruiser, costing 1.4 million dollars and built by Union Iron Works, conducted a foggy trial aiming for twenty two knots. the test was satisfactory though the Golden Gate voyage was not attempted.
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Seattle
Wash
Nebraska
Government Trial Board
Washon Ialand
Morsn Brothers Company
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Union Iron Works
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Warrant Issued for D R Locher in Embezzlement Case
Lancaster July 16 A warrant was issued for David Reno Locher president of the Bankruptcy Trust Company when it failed January 30 1905 with losses near a million dollars. Prosecutor John Weit of Columbia alleges Locher knew of insolvency when taking funds after his father Charles H Locher had wrecked the institution. Locher is believed in Philadelphia or Atlantic City as an officer pursues him.
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Washington
Lancaster
David Reno Locher
Bankruptcy Trust Company
John Weit
Columbia
Locher
Charles H. Locher
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Miss Norris Munro Not Engaged to Dudley Carter
Washington Post report states Miss Norris Munro and Dudley Carter are not engaged and never were. Carter admitted he was mistaken about the engagement at a dinner, while Munro’s manager denied any betrothal. The piece notes Munro’s stage interests, past theater ventures, and close ties to Mrs Carter Payne amid social chatter about their circle.
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Apecal
Washington Post
New York
Norris Munro
Dudley Carter
Leslie Carter
Miss Munro
Young Carter
Bretzel
D. F. Goodspeed
Munro Publishing Company
Mss Munro
General R H Warfield Killed In San Francisco
Special to The Washington Post. Gen. R H Warfield sworn in as police commissioner in San Francisco dies in an Mount Tamalpais railroad accident. A renowned Grand Army man and Masonic worker, Warfield had run the California Hotel for a decade and was a popular figure who originated from Rochester.
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San Francisco
Washington Post
R. H. ‘Warfield
Mount Tamalpais Ballway
Warfield
Rochester
Gold Bought for Import in London Market
After strong competition the United States secured about $2,560,000 of this week’s gold arrivals in the London market. The price, 71s used, shows a penny advance.
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London
United States
Eee
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