New Madriz Cabinet Unfriendly to United States
Cable reports from Managua say a new Madriz cabinet, formed after Zelaya allies, is likely anti American. Olivares notes deputies from Zelaya era fill key posts including Morales and Medina while Trimmer’s safety at Cape Gracias a Dios causes high concern in Washington as the gunboat Tacoma nears with Marines.
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Nicaragua
Olivares
Managua
Zelaya
Iakely
United States
Chico Baco
Maximiliano Morales
Francisco PadiNa
Anance
Francisco Medina
Corinto
Paris
Leon Arrawon
Olay
Benjamin Zeledon
Guatamalo
Julian Irias
Madriz
Venus
Seledon
le Loyla F Cores
Cansul
Department
Trimmer
State Department
Edwin W Trimmer
Cape Gracias Alios
Tela
Tacoma
Cape Gracias
Legation
Washington
Capitol
Rochester
N. C
Perkink
Insurance Men Taking Notice of a Potent Remedy
A Sacramento man in the insurance business reports doctors praising a renal and diabetic compound used on Brights disease and diabetes. Cases from Auburn and San Francisco are cited where policyholders received life coverage after treatment. The editor urges insurers to inform policyholders about the remedy and notes ongoing inquiries and pamphlets from John J. Men Co in San Francisco.
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Prudential Insurance Comany
Detroit
Mich
Jennorone
Jones Street
Prudential Inn
Sacramento
Hite
Mevada
Nsurgace
R. Lester Bell
Auburn N.c
Auburn Hospital
Paton
Chan F Wacker
Merhant
San Francisto
Tie
Fulton
Weeker
Jenks
Aaron Wright
Fleury
Controversy Over Bluefields Officials Ties. Castrillo Presses U.S. Aid
In Washington, Acting Secretary of State Wilson prepares a protest telegram to address Norwegian actions linked to Bluefields and Havana reports. Dr Salvador Castrillo, envoy for Estrada, seeks U.S. recognition amid claims Madriz ordered all prisoners shot, including American Pittman, prompting calls for urgent State Department action.
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Lotis F. Corea
Managua
State Department
Trimmer
Pittman
Moffat
Norway
Ciency
Bluefieldn
Mad?7
Wilham Pittman
Castrillo
Salvador Castrillo
Estrada
Washington
United States
Fetrada
Castrila
Ferrada
Madriz
Behaif
Dr. Castrillo
Bluefields
No ships for Bluefields cause trade cut off
New Orleans July 2 All efforts to secure vessels for service between this port and Bluefields Nicaragua have failed The Bluefields Steamship Company with three steamers tied up due to Norway recognizing Bluefields as a closed port cleared the Hiram for Ceiba Honduras in ballast 124 cases of ammunition for Bluefields were unloaded The Hiram will load fruit at Ceiba and the suspension of traffic may worsen losses for commercial houses and aid the Estrada government in New Orleans
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New Orleans
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Bluefields Steamship Company
Hiram
Norway
Madriz
Cetba
Honduras
Bluefields Company
Ceiba
Estradi
Richard Sussman
Estrada
Washington
Near Fight in Newport
Newport July 21 Cottage settlement buzzes over a near clash at a Tuesday dinner between two men. Women guests intervened as one man raised a right arm and the other leapt into his carriage and drove off. The man was later taken home by his wife. Names remain undisclosed.
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Newport
Casino
Narragansett Avenue
Prevents Own Acquittal in Chicago Case
Benjamin Bisno pleaded guilty as the jury neared return in a trial over $1,600 worth of clothing. Judge Barres sentenced him to five months after he declared guilt just as the first juror appeared. The verdict later read not guilty, but the outcome stood.
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Chicago
Benjamin Bisno
Barres
Bisno
Westchester banks to curb auto loan paper
The Westchester Bankers Association reports residents are “automobile crazy.” Banks will scrutinize note borrowers more strictly as many have mortgaged homes or pledged securities to buy cars in the past six months.
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Washington
Ropr
White Plains
Westchester Bankers’ Association
Girarchite Hotel
Big Cotton Men Arrested In Alabama And Decatur
United States deputy marshals arrested Me Knight in Birmingham and John H. Miller in Decatur on forged bill charges tied to the Steele, Miller & Co firm of Corinth Mississippi. Warrants remain for L. C Steele and Gustave Linte. The firm failed after the Steele, Miller collapse. total alleged amount near 4.8 million. Denial of pulp wood shortage in Quebec cited to justify paper price rise.
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Birmingham
Ala
Knight
United States
John H. Miller
Decatur
Huntavilla
Catton
Steele, Miller & Co
Corinth
Miss
L. C Steele
Gustave Linte
Knight, Yancey & Co
Quebec
Wlricly
Department of State
China Reaffirms Open Door Policy in Manchuria Reply
China replies to the Russo Japanese convention with emphasis on open door and eventual retrocession of Manchuria. It notes adherence to the Portsmouth treaty and 1853 agreement, pledging sovereignty and equal opportunity. China seeks wide publicity to deter aggression and Garner U S backing. Japanese minister Tsuin assures no aggression.
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Manchuria
Peking
China
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
Mongolia
United States
BH. Tsuin
Deaths Blamed on Doctors in City Health Bureau
New York officials blame physicians in the department of health for infant fatalities. A municipal research bureau statement argues many babies die because doctors neglect public duties and keep private practice. It cites weekly death increases from June into July and notes limited home visiting in New York while Philadelphia shows lower deaths in districts with house visits.
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New York
Gpecral
Washington Post
Bureau of Municipal Research
Board of Health
Philadelphia
Department of Health
Fears an Alaska Famine Warns of Miner Scarcity
Brigadier General Marton P. Maus, commander of the Department of Columbia, warns from Beattle Washington that Iditarod gold output will not exceed 900000 dollars and cannot sustain the population of more than 2000 workers. He calls for a supervising plan as Alaska enters large development, signaling the end of the small miner era and potential suffering.
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Maus
Iditarod
Beattle
Wash
Marton P. Maus
Department of Columbia
Rnd
Alaska
Mexico Investigates Arrest Of San Diego Millionaire
The Mexican Department of Foreign Relations asked for information on D W McKay an American millionaire resident of San Diego after he allegedly tore down part of a boundary fence at a recently bought estate near Tia Juana Lower California His offense is treated as trespass a crime. McKay was released on bail at Ensenada today per his attorney J E Wadham San Diego July 4.
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Mexico City
Department of Foreign Relations
Tia Juana
Lower
California
D. W. McKay
San Diego
McKay
Cal
Ensenada
J. E. Wadham
Ex-Ruler Crank Granted Absolute Divorce
George Cronk formerly grand exalted ruler of the Elks received an absolute divorce from his wife Mrs. Cora Lathrop Patterson Crank on charges of cruel and extravagant conduct. Other charges were not sustained. Cronk divorce proceedings have been before Omaha courts for two years. Mrs. Cronk, once Mrs. Patterson, was the wife of a Richmond tobacco manufacturer and came to Omaha to seek separation from her husband.
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Crank
Washington Post
Omaha
Nebr
George FP
Elka
Cora Lathrop Patterson Crank
Patterson
Richmond
George Cronk
Cronk
Churchill Outlines Sweeping Prisons Reform Plan
London July 31 The home secretary Winston Spencer Churchill proposes humanitarian prison reforms to be enacted by administrative order and new laws. He calls for curative methods over imprisonment for youth and minor offenders, privileges for political prisoners, ending solitary confinement after one month, abolition of ticket-of-leave and police supervision, welfare programs for released prisoners, and winter lectures in convict prisons.
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Churchill
London
Winston Spénter Churchill
Home Secretary
Chureuii
Lord Mayor Seeks Queenstown Mail Return From Canard Line
A Dublin deputation led by Lord Mayor Doyle met Postmaster General Hitchcock to urge restoring Queenstown as a port of call for east bound Canard Line steamers carrying mail and passengers from the United States. Hitchcock pledged thorough review once formally presented in Washington.
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Dublin
Queenstown
London
Doyle
Dullin
Frank Hitchcock
Americal
United States
Hitchcock
Washington
Rhode Island Census Shows Small Increase in Population
Rhode Island recorded a modest gain in the latest census, rising to 642,674 residents. The increase of over 118,000 does not yield a second U.S. representative, keeping the state at two seats for at least ten years. Providence leads cities with 224,326 people, followed by Pawtucket and others as tabulations continue.
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Rhode Island
Httle Commonwealth
Congress
Providence
R. 1
Pawtucket
H. I
Woonsocket
Newport
BA. E
Tollowg
Central Falla
Cranston
East Providence
Wenterly
Bristol
Erol Cumberland
Lincoln
Warwick
Muskogee
Okla
Tulsa
Muskogee County
Girl Sent Back to Parents After Fugitive Status
Detectives Howlett and Pratty arrested 19 year old Bessie Leonani in Washington for fleeing Philadelphia where she left home to work and earn her own living. She gave the name Besela Smith in D.C. and was taken back by Detective Strain of Philadelphia after a several day stay in the capital.
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Howlett and
Pratty
Bessie Leonani
Philadelphia
Washington
Fourth
D Streets
Besela Smith
Detective Strain
Head of Templars Dead in Rhode Island
The Rev Dr Henry W Rugg grand master of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templars of the United States and Rhode Island Masons died at his home in Providence July 21 after a complication of diseases He was born in Framingham Massachusetts September 3 1833 Se
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Providence
R. I
Henry W. Rugg
Knights Templars
United States
Masons
Rhode Island
Framingham
Mazes
Roosevelt Quiet at Sagamore Hill Amid Rumors and Visitors
Special to The Washington Post from Oyster Bay July 21 reports Col Roosevelt remaining private despite rumors of a new political party involving Roosevelt and Bryan. An Armenian priest sought a meeting but was told there was nothing to contribute financially. the visitor left without disturbance. Roosevelt keeps busy at his desk reducing a flood of correspondence as he plans a Western trip and possible campaigning this fall. He will visit New York and the Outlook office, meeting fellow townsmen and arranging future speeches while handling thousands of letters and invitations.
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Washington Post
Oyster Bay
Sagamors Hill
Col
Roosevelt
Des
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt Ia
Cpl
Father Powers
Sagtmore Hill
Cold Spring Harbor
Outlook
Spalding Succeeds King in California Senate Bid
Special to The Washington Los Angeles Cal July 21 A G Spalding San Diego candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator from California received notice that he had been elected a life member of the Burgesses corps of Albany N Y The election of Mr Spalding followed the vacancy caused by the death of King Edward VII The life membership is limited to 30 and includes presidents and notable figures such as Theodore Roosevelt Admiral Dewey Admiral Schley Gen Nelson Miles Andrew Carnegie Levi Morton Chauncey Depew John D Rockefeller Cardinal Gibbons and Count de Faghambau Spalding has been praised for advancing American sport and public life further.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Cal
A. G. Spalding
San Diego
California
Burgesses’ Corps
Albany
Spalding
Edward VII
England
Dias
Theodore Roosevelt
Dewey
Trear
Admiral Schley
Nelson A. Miles
Andrew Carneate
Levi PF. Morton
Chauncey M. Depew
John D. Rockefellar
Cardinal Gibbons
Count de Faghambeau
Bedicine
Dales
Friend of Ireland Sees Settlement With England
P O'Connor, head of United Irish League of Great Britain, argues in a Sunday paper that Irish question may enter any settlement from interparty talks on Lords veto. He cites Roosevelt highlighting need for Anglo Irish settlement to ease American sentiment. Oyster Bay July 21. Roosevelt declines to comment.
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O'Connor
England
London
P. O'Connor
United Irish League of Great Britain
Irish Queston
Roosevelt
Ireland
Mr. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mr. O'Connor
Col. Roosevelt
Officer Held After Arrest Of Two Smugglers
First Officer H Lawrence of the Celtic Princess was jailed for hindering customs officers after the arrest of Harry Morewitz and Nicholes Ligivois on smuggling charges. Morewitz bonded for 5000 dollars. Ligivois remanded. The Celtic Princess had arrived from Rio de Janeiro to load a cargo of coal.
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Newport News
H. Lawrence
Harry Morewitz
Nicholes Ligivois
London Broker Cornforth Die by Own Hand in New York
The Rev Athelstan Cornforth a London stock broker and former clergyman died by his own hand in New York yesterday. He built a large business before domestic worries and health issues led to bankruptcy proceedings in London and disappearance of clear records. His true identity appears linked to the name Athelstan Hall. In Des Moines Iowa Aunt L Price was nominated for Congress and will oppose Judge Prouty.
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Cornforth
London
Athelstan Cornforth
New York
Nottingham
Carnforth
Hig
Athelstan Hall
Judge Prouty
Des Moines
Iowa
L. Price
Indianele
Congress
3. F. Prouty
Giant 191 carat diamond found at Premier mine
The Washington Post reports a pure white flawless 191 carat diamond found at South Africa's Premier mine. Estimated uncut value stands around 180000 dollars with potential cut value near 200000. The mine rose to fame with the 1906 Cullinan gem and may yield another world renowned jewel.
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Boasiate
Washington
New York
Maiden Lane
Iogay Freem Johahnecura
South Africa
Maiden Lane Tapidary
Edward VII
Transvaal
Civilian Tars to Meet Navy Brigade Cruise
Baltimore July 21 Maryland naval brigade of 150 men sailed on the Isla de Cuba for a ten day annual cruise under Commander Frederick H Wagner Ensign Nelson Pickering to observe aboard ship conduct. They will join the DC naval brigade on the Olark in the Potomac Saturday morning and rendezvous at Hampton Roads meeting Commander C C Marah aboard the Atlantic Reef.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland Naval Brigade
Isla de Cuba
Frederick H. Wagner
Enslan Nelson Pickering
Navy Department
Isla Dé Cuba
Potomac
Naval Brigade
District of Columbia
Chesapeake Bay
Hampton Roads
Failore
C. C Marah
Atlantic Reef
Éumela
Martial law in Honduras crowds revolution in Ceiba
A cable from Puerto Barrios reports Honduran revolutionaries seized Ceiba on the Atlantic coast. Martial law was proclaimed as premature risings were set for July 36, with Gen O Kelly Bartia leading. Benite in exile supplied arms from Belize, Bonilla seeks American support amid Estrada links.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Puerto Barrios
Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
Ceiba
Atlantic
Cesha
Trujillo
O'Kelly Bartia
Benite
Belize
Bontila
Estrada
Nicaragua
Bonilla
Ttig
Americana
Atlantic Coast
British investors angered at Pillsbury Washburn loss report
London reporters cite a 4 million dollar loss as a major scandal at Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company Limited. Chairman Glyn notes gross disobedience as a cause and restitution actions may follow. Receivers were appointed in 1908 to reorganize, with unsecured creditors paid and assets leased to a U S operating company formed with 2 050 000 capital.
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London
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company, Limited
R. H. Glyn
John Macdonald Henderson
House of Commons
Pillghury-Washburn Flour Mills Company
Minneapolis
Pisbury
T A. C. Loring
A. C. Cobb
United States
Alibi Claim Faces Murder Charge in Lathe Slaying
Baltimore dispatch reports coroner's jury found C Eugene Lathe died from a gunshot by Charles Smith of Clifford Station. Smith surrenders and awaits grand jury action after saying he killed Lathe to avenge an attempted assault on his wife. Lathe's brother-in-law Edward Figdon says Smith shot the wrong man and offers to prove Lathe’s alibi.
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Baltimore
C. Eugene Lathe
Charles Smith
Clifford
Mount Winans
Steve
Robert H. Bussey
William F. Lawrence
Smith
Towson
Lathe
Edward Figdon
Brown Nominated For Congress In West Virginia Convention
In Moorefield on July 21 William G Brown of Preston was nominated on the eleventh ballot for Congress in the Seward district. Jefferson’s WH WItgon and Pendleton’s B H Hiner split heavy votes with Hiner remaining in contention for several ballots. In Wheeling, John W Davis of Clarksburg was nominated for Congress by acclamation in the Democratic First district convention after initially declining to run.
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Washington
Moorefield
W. Va
Seward
West Virginia
William G Brown
Preston
WH Witgon
Jefferson
B. H. Hiner
Pendleton
Junior Brown
A. G. Dayton
Wheeling
W.a
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
John J. Davis
Posse on Slayer's Trail Fears Lynching in North Carolina
In Wadesboro North Carolina July 21 officers pursue Claude Thomas who shot City Marshal J M Sing at MacFarlan. Sing died from wounds yesterday. Thomas was seen near Marshville with another man and a posse with bloodhounds closes in. A second suspect is being brought in. fear of lynching if Thomas is not captured and protected.
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Wadesboro
N. C
Claude Thomas
J. M Sing
MacFarlan
Sing
Thomas
Marshville
Lynding
Pigeons Burned in Fire at Belmont Park Farm
A fire at Dr. Early's farm near Belmont Park, south of Charlottesville, destroyed the main building and about 3000 pigeons, including 1700 old birds and 1200 young. Loss estimated at $3500 with the barn insured for $1200. Grain and birds were not insured. Some birds fled the flames or were killed as their wings were singed.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Belmont Park
Soldiers war on cats in Berkley sparks resident protests
Special to The Washington Fest Norfolk July 21 21 top shooters detailed to purge Berkley of cats within range. Report says 31 cats slain last night 25 more killed today and sharpshooters continue. Officers vow to also target dogs around the reservation prompting resident appeals to Washington for relief.
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Flan
Berkley
Norfolk
Helena
Cata
Washington
Stormy Democratic Convention Nominates Sixth District Candidate
Wrightsville Beach NC July 2 The eastern North Carolina Democratic convention met to nominate a congressional candidate for the Sixth district. After about five hours of disorder police were summoned from Wilmington to restore order as four rivals sought renomination against Congressman Godwin.
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Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Congress
Wilmington
Godwin
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