Armistice Turbulence as Central American Peace Forms
Guatemala and El Salvador reach armistice terms while reports of continued fighting spark disputes. U.S. Navy ships escort peace talks with San Salvador dispatches and American officials monitoring sessions in Guatemala and Honduras. Local Guatemalan minister Ms Munoz responds to accusations amid shifting alliance signals. A military division outlines positions along the frontier as negotiations proceed. Also a birth notice: Willard daughter born July 16, 1906 in Cherry Chase Mill.
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San Jose
Guatemala
Brown
Marttehead
Aew
Peace Commission
San Salvador
Honduras
J R Paens
Senor Gailegan
United States
Marblehead
Acajutia
Hon Curan
San Jose Guatemala
Munoz
Escalona
John Jenkins
Washington
Bacon
Jenkins
Obituary notices and civil notices from 1900s era newspaper
A condensed obituary and public notices column lists multiple individual deaths with dates, ages, and funeral details such as Elizabeth V Sond Joanna Cook Mary Ann Howard and Annie M Woodend, plus scattered notes about a state department diplomacy briefing on Central American tensions between Salvador Guatemala and Honduras with international envoys and peace efforts.
Four Names Protested on Mutual Life Trustee Ticket
Four opposition nominees George Gray Tracy Alfred M Shook and Harlow M Higinbotham protest the Mutual Life Insurance Company administration ticket arguing it deceives policy holders and breaches law. Samuel Untermyer telegrams Albany to block certification while officials say names cannot be removed and nominees would not consent to run.
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Washington
New York
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual
Samuel Untermyer
Otto Kelsey
Albany
George Gray
Tracy
Alfred M Shook
Harlow M Higinbotham
Untermyer
James McKveon
the Mutual
Abkane
John de Witt Warner
International Policy Holders’ Committee
McCurdy
Rogers
Death of Gen James Gwyn reported in Yonkers NY
Philadelphia dispatch reports the death of Brevet Major General James Gwyn aged seventy seven in Yonkers New York. The body will return to Philadelphia for interment. Also noted is the death of Benjamin T Redman former director and publisher at age ninety three at the Widows and Old Men's Home in Cedar Rapids. Other notices record C Stres former railroad president dies at Woodstock aged seventy five and John Maloney known as Moch Murphy dies of consumption at Overland Park track Pittsburg.
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Yeaterday
Yonkers
James Gwyn
Gavyn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Benjamin T Redman
United States
Walnut Hill
New York
America
Redman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
C. Stres
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
Rock Island
Woodstock
Denver
John Maloney
Pittsburg
Hibernians Hear Speeches at National Convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians gathered 500 delegates from a 187000-strong membership in Saratoga New York on July 18. National President James E. Dolan presided as Rev Dr Shahan and Rev Terrance Caraher urged aid for San Francisco Hibernians after the earthquake and fire. Dr Thomas Bhahan cited education work and a planned $60,000 chair at Catholic University. A cable to the Pope affirmed devotion. Also noted are ship sailings and arrivals in transatlantic routes.
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Dr Shahan
Baratoga
NX Y
Order of Hibernians
James E. Dolan
Terrance Caraher
San Francisco
Hibernans
Repressionists Gain Ground Amid Russian Crisis Court
July 14 reports show Emperor Nicholas backing ministers, Parliament debates agrarian issues, peasants urged to wait, while extreme factions clash with coup fears. Assassinations, protests, and mutinous talks intensify as Moscow guards threaten actions and Doubassoff resigns as Moscow governor general. Grand Duke Alexis receives simpathetic deputations and a cross presentation.
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St Petersburg
Spint
Peterhof
Nicholas
Goremkin
Chouknin
Kazlov
Treport
Prince Putiatin
M. Petrafitski
Novoe Vremya
Attempt to Kill Czar's Adjutant Near St Petersburg
An assailant fired at Count Todleben aide to Emperor Nicholas at the engineers camp between St Petersburg and Schlusselburg. The bullet grazed his head and the suspect fled by boat on the Neva. Likely as vengeance for the arrest of an agitator connected to the camp.
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St Petersburg
Count Todleben
Nicholas
Tora
St. Petersburg
Schlusselburg
Neva
Todleben
Cuba Refuses Pardons for Private Telegraphs
Havana reports from Isle of Pines state Miss Millie Brown LC Giltoe postmaster of Columbia and William Augustine, all Americans, jailed at Nueva Gerona for defying an old military order banning private telegraph lines. The government will not pardon offenders but plans transfer for Miss Brown to the mayor's home amid claims revolutionaries caused the incident.
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Havana
Isle of Pines
Nueva Gerona
Millie Brown
LC Giltoe
Columbia
Willam Augustine
Miss Brown
Plans for English Channel tunnel to seek sanction
London July 18 Sir Douglas Fox past president of the Institute of Civil Engineers has been asked to prepare plans for an English Channel tunnel scheme. Parliament will be asked to sanction the project at the next session.
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London
Douglas Fox
The
Institute of Civil Engineers
Channel Tunnel
President names consuls and proclaims two forest reserves
President Roosevelt announced appointments of William H Gale of Virginia to Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic and George Burkim of Oklahoma to Glauchau in Saxony. He also signed proclamations creating the Heppner forest reserve in Oregon and the Binnacles forest reserve in California.
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Roosevelt
William H Gale
Virginia
Puerto Plata Domincan Republic
George Burkim
Oklahoma
Glauchau
Saxony
Heppner Forest Reserve
Oropco
Binnacles Forest
California
Police Captain Severely Wounded While Searching for Assasam
In Tiflis on July 18 amid muttered reports of a fatal injury to Police Chief Martinoff, a guard opened fire during domienliary searches at the Georgian Nobles school. The ensuing volley killed Director Chitedze and severely wounded Profs Piont Abuladze and others, as soldiers fired at the scene.
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Chie
Martinoff
Vinogradnoff
Straii
M Martinom
Georgian Nobles School
Volexs
Chitedze
Profs Piont
Abuladze
Jamtor
Berlin Denies Use of Inspection Rights on Insurance Claims
The Tageblatt cites Berlin as denying reports that the German government is considering using its right of inspection to compel settlements of San Francisco insurance claims against German companies. The legal situation is described as extraordinarily complex, with government intercession possible only after rights are legally established.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Afsrms
San Francisco
International peace bodies eyed by Bartholdt in London
Congressman Richard Bartholdt of St Louis predicts a permanent international parliament and a permanent peace congress. He plans to organize interparliamentary groups in missing parliaments and urge annual government funding to advance arbitration over war. The move follows the Brussels commission report backing a permanent Hague body and stronger international law.
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London
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St Louis
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House of Commons
Lord Weardale
Willam Randal Cremer
Bartholdi
United States
Commission
Brussels
Europe
Philip Stanhope
Great Britain
Philip
Union For Permanent Peace Congress
Europa
Japan
Russia
Thill
World at Peace Meet in London Sympathy for Russian People
London July 18 The Socialist and Labor Interparliamentary Committee adopted a resolution to meet with the International Socialist Bureau when international danger is threatened to urge peace measures. Anikin the Russian deputy urged universal suffrage and protest against the Russian government crimes. A Hyde Park demonstration expressed sympathy with the Russian revolution with Russian refugees among the audience.
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Socialist and Labor Interparliamentary Committee
Committee
International Socialist Bureau
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Tolt
Anlkin
Hyde Park
Jaures
Belial
Socialista
M Antion
Noted Beauty Daisy Leiter Remains Queen at Society Ball
Daisy Leiter, later Mary Curzon, famed beauty and society figure, drew attention at a Washington ball with Miss Susie Sturgis and others. Her marriage to Lord Curzon brought a London mansion and $3,000,000. she later served as vicereine of India and remained popular for her grace.
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London
Miss Lester
India
Mary Leiter
Washington
Lady Curzon
Daisy Leiter
Suffolk
Berkshire
Nancy Leiter
Aster
May C P Campbell
Lynch Trial in Union County Veers Over Venue Issue
In Monroe Judge Thomas J. Shaw heard a motion to quash indictments against 21 alleged lynchers of J W Johaston. Defendants held to appear next term in Union County Superior Court with $6000 bonds each. The State appealed to the Supreme Court to decide if venue can stay in Union or must move to Anson, where the lynching occurred.
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Charlotte
Thomas J. Shaw
Union County Superior Court
Monroe
J W Johaston
Union County
Supreme Court
Union Superior Court
Zeke Lewis
Anson
Stabbed to Avenge Friend in Marlinton Shooting
In Marlinton Pouabontas County a man named Vespucci killed by stabbing a man who had killed another Italian. Police say the shooting was an accident but Italian friends claim premeditation. Vespucci was discharged by Justice Richardson and later stabbed by Nemesis Annotiominn, with Vespucci hospitalized and the assailant jailed.
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Washington Post
Charleston
Marlintom
Pouabontas County
Joseph Vernicelli
Antonio Vespucci
Vespucci
Yeager
Marlinton
Vespuerl
Challenge to Virginia Maryland and Washington Field Trials
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore on July 18 reports Maryland and District of Columbia Field Trials Association meetings at Hotel Rennett Witham. Armstrong elected president. trials set for November 21 22 23 near Chesapeake Beach or Easton. Two classes for dogs. challenge issued to Maryland/DC dogs against Virginia entrants. Probable judges named McSherry and Cook. New president succeeds Conrad Dodge of Washington.
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Maryland and Washington Field Trials Association
Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland and District of Columbia Feld Trials Association
Rennett
Witham R Armstrong
Chesapeake Beach
Easton
Armstrong
F M Finley
Washington
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
J Roger McSherry
C B Cook
Richmond
Oew
Skeceeds
Conrad Dodge
Local Places Mentioned in Fragmentary List
Fragmentary OCR fragment names Rudolph St Charien Raleigh Seaside Strand Haddon Hall Wind as potential place references. No clear event or context provided to determine a specific incident or outcome.
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Rudolph
St Charien
Raleigh
Seaside
Strand
Haddon Hall
Wind
Ice trade talk dominates Washington business scene
Local business leaders push for new ice plants while assuring family ice prices remain stable this summer. American Ice Company faces criticism over losses and dividend lapses, with executives arguing cost structures and Maine imports drive pricing. Discussions include potential 300 ton plant and cheaper Washington production amid wholesale price uncertainties.
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Samuel A Kimberly
American Ice Company
William G Carter
Golden & Co E
Whitford
National City Dairy Company
F @ Wilkins
Camden
Washington Market
Unfair Assumption Targets Access Class as Thieves
A reader argues it is unjust to brand all men as thieves based on alleged access route issues, asserting that such generalization harms an entire class and mislabels individuals who regularly deliver light weight items. The piece calls for accurate, individual assessment rather than broad accusations.
New Wireless Stations Link Pacific Coast Shore to Ship
A dozen wireless stations will soon enable day and night communication along the Pacific coast. Completed sites include San Diego Arquelio Feralwna and Mare Islands with more under construction at Table Bluff Cape Blanco North Head and Cape Flattery. Stations span 13 to 210 miles, promising coastwide coverage once finished.
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Pacific Coast
San Diego
Arquelio
Feralwna
Mare Islands
Table Bluff
Cape Blanco North Head
Cape Flattery
Notorious Crook Freed After Witness Failures
A notorious thief escapes a twenty year term as witnesses fail to testify. Albert Clark, with prior New York and Chicago prison records, was released after burglars target the home of banker RT Lowndes in Wheeling. Police captured one gang member. Clark’s case collapsed and he was freed due to lack of witness testimony.
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Manhsburg
RT Lowndes
Albert Clark
New York
Chicago
Wheeling
Lawndes
Aganst Clark
Ancient claim settled heirs of Norfolk merchant paid 1799
In Norfolk Virginia on July 18 the Washington Post reports a long settled claim against the United States was resolved in the Court of Law and Chancery. The 1799 destruction of John Cowper’s three vessels by France led to U S reimbursement two years later, and now Cowper’s heirs about twenty in number receive the payment. The total disbursement is approved by the court.
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Washington Post
United States
Court of Law and Chancery
John Cowper
France
Cowper
Bristol Puddler Strike Shuts Crescent Mills in Virginia
Special to The Weabington ros Bristol Virginia July 18 The Crescent Rolling Mills of the Virginia Iron Coal and Cake Company are shut down and about a hundred men idle due to a strike by puddlers and rollers The workers who are paid by the piece complain that furnaces are not kept properly to maintain material and that earnings are scant The trouble will probably be adjusted soon
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Weabington Ros
Bristol
Crescent Rolling Mills
Virginia Iron, Coal, and Cake Company
American butter barred at Smyrna custom house
Special cable dispatch reports a Smyrna custom house chemist analyzing imported American butter finds it composed of grease and vegetable matter harmful to health. The governor bans these detestable foreign concoctions. Kate Millet Marries Frank Adlard in Worcestershire parish church.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Kate Millet Marnes
London
Kate Millet
Franny D Millet
Broadway
Worcestershire
Frank Adlard
Lawyer Held in Kinnan Case Tries Habeas Corpus
New York July 18 Burton W Gibson the lawyer held by Coroner McDonald on $25 000 bail for the grand jury in the murder inquiry into Mrs Kinnan failed to gain release He and his lawyers sought a writ of habeas corpus claiming no crime had been charged Gibson was returned to the Tombs after a hearing adjourned until 2 30 pm tomorrow with bail requested at 5 000 but the judge declined to set it.
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McDonald
Kinnan
Luke B Stapleton
Harlan Moore
Gibson
Getson
Stapleton
Moore
Flynn
Blanchard
Matthew Gibson
Corigan
Turns Down Mr Garrett in Baltimore County Nomination Drift
Resentment over Robert Garrett endorsing C C Pusey for subtreasurer and the rejection of Ross C Mace, Baltimore County’s customs appraiser candidate, led the Republican organization to back Mace. Garrett, a congressional candidate from Baltimore County, may face retirement if his county disowns him as Harford and Carroll counties and the two Baltimore City wards solidify support for Garrett elsewhere. The move also marks a rebuke to Secretary Bonaparte, who is a Baltimore County voter and a Bonaparte ally.
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Robert Garrett
C C
Pusey
Ross C Mace
Baltimore County
Garrett
Congress
Mace
Harford
Carroll
Baltmore City
Bonaparte
Batimore County
Workman killed by falling rock at Martinsburg quarry
Special to The Washington Post Martinsburg West Virginia July 18 Abraham Coats a Standard Lime and Stone Company worker was killed yesterday at the plant when a boulder several tons in weight rolled down an embankment and crushed him. Coats body was retrieved amid a scene of wreckage and danger.
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Abraham Coats
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