Mediation by Pan-America in Mexican Crisis
The United States should seek a joint Latin American mediation to resolve the Mexican conflict. A U S backed commission with Mexico and Latin American nations could investigate conditions, protect European interests, and propose a peaceful settlement without humiliating Mexico or provoking intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Latin America
Barrett
Tve
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Huerta
High Commission of Inquiry
México
Uprising in Southern China Foreshadows Yuan Downfall
Foreign observers in Peking note signs of Yuan’s weakness as southern rebellion gains momentum. Yuan bolstered with northern troops and loyal officials to suppress unrest but veterans rally in large numbers and supply lines falter, while business elites resist the uprising. Martial law is declared in Pe now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Yuan
Peking
Nowsraper Ta Ghive
Foreign powers tangled over revolt impact in China
The government faces precarious fortunes as Russia and Japan clash over Yuan's southern policy. A three cornered foreign tangle emerges with Japan's rebel ranks and Russia's unclear stance, signaling foreign influence on the revolution and potential local changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Yuan
Anti-American tariff bill debate exposes secrecy and foreign favors
The piece denounces Senate Democrats for withholding debate on tariff changes made in closed sessions. It argues the bill burdens American taxpayers while extending benefits to foreigners, warns of a foreign invasion in trade, and urges public challengers to demand accountability for the allegedly un-American measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Democrats
House
Senate
Thiat
American Congress
Arms for Mexico sighted in new neutrality loophole
A critical reinterpretation of neutrality laws could permit Huerta to import munitions from abroad. The plan would deprive Huerta of access to U S supplies, while Vera Cruz and Manzanillo offer routes for arms and ammunition. Recent movements include a Japanese minister arriving at Manzanillo and Huerta reinforcing Guaymas with 800 troops, with rail and sea links strengthening cross border access. Cartaza’s rebel forces hold Gulf coast ports in Coahuila, aiding potential relief of stockades on the frontier.
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Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
Gulf of Mexico
Manzanillo
Pacific
Guaymas
Mexico City
Mensenillo
Verd Crise
Europe
Cartalza
Coahuilé
Gulf Coast
Earth’s Core Drilling Scheme Sparks Debate
A speculative essay argues boring through the earth to its center could redirect humanity’s energy from wars to exploration. Citing Camille Flammarion, the piece envisions using standing armies for the project and urges wealthy patrons to fund it, noting difficulties yet suggesting a bold new channel for science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Camille. Flatmarion
Wall Street
Universal Libraries
Abraham Lincoln
Delving Deep Earth Myths Spark Reformist Prospect
An editor muses on probing Earth’s interior starting at Death Valley California. The piece teases wonders of unknown depths, wealth, and ancient myths, imagining if subterranean realms hold vast riches and even infernal realms. It parodies speculative zeal across schools of thought.
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Death Valley
California
Hades
Pluto
Ciaim
Batti
Israels Big
Plains
Shinar
Delhi Texas Mayor Walker Faces Mockery Across City
The piece portrays Cyrus Perkins Walker, Delhi Tex mayor, amid persistent rumors and satirical attacks. It recounts incidents including a wagon mishap, dining with his wife, and a party invitation flap, all fueling denigrating chatter. The Telegraph notes local indignation and jokes about Walker’s character and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sytus Rking Walker
Delhi
Tristram Bhatdy
Norman Cyrus Perkink Walker Remais
Howie Aid Audia Trouble
Véracions
New York Telegraph
Deilit
Rome
Cyril Perkins Walker
Aether Howley
Tex
Dow
Jerusilént
Telegraph
Térget
Cyrus Perkins
Sir Francis Drake Memorial Could Revive Drake Estate Line
A London review argues for a national memorial to Sir Francis Drake and outlines a long, entangled inheritance saga. It traces Drake family titles from the baronetcy created by James I to estates in Devon, noting debt, transfers, and potential revival of the Drake name through heirs and noble licenses. The piece blends tribute with legal history and royal connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Francis Drake
Rdef
London
Asgilth
Lord Glénconner
Cankin
Australia
Union of Edyth
New Zealand
Trance Drake
Fratelli Drake
Joan Drake
Adis
Enklith
Pesragen
Barokebades
Fehuretide
Tésith
Eileabeth
Sir Francis Drake
Devon
Mantis Draké
Phis
Drake Association
United States
Baronecy
Francis Henry Drake
Drake Eatates
Huckland Abbey
Yel~ Vertoh
Heathfeld
Gibraltar
Wad
Anna Drake
George Eliott
Gibraliak
Erdaea
Lord Heathfield
Anne Drake
Heathfield
Peatles tAis
Anne Hitott
John Drayton Fuller
Ashtown
Houbé
Sussex
Telston
Thomas Fuller
Drake
Draké
Wellington
Spain
Portweal
Tedson
Diska
Géorge IV
Hae Mo Soni
Gitealdo
Francis Fuller
Francis Puller
Irancia Hilott Drake
Francis Hae
Seaton
Hillett
Eliott Drake
Gir
Francia
Francis
Had and guest remarked on summer hotel stay
The Pittsdurga Post records a landlord remark about a guest’s stay at a summer hotel. He was pleased with meals rooms rates and service, yet felt the sunsets failed to meet expectations, leaving a lingering complaint about scenery.
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Pittsdurga
Ware
Senate debate on tariffs and adjournment amid House sessions
Congress condensed reports Senate speeches by Weeks and Works opposing Democratic tariffs. John F Murphy of Knoxville named postmaster of the Senate. Mulhall letters read by lobby committee. Adjournment noted with Mann filibuster. District committee to investigate alleged abortion? Noted. House to meet at noon.
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Senate
Weeks
Massachusetts
Works
California
John F. Murphy
Knoxville
Tenn
Mulhall
Mann
Bamdads
Forces push to expand voting rights for servicemen and students
Secretary Daniella urged state laws to compel city participation in voting, arguing educated citizens and overseas personnel should not abdicate suffrage. He proposed laws to allow easier voting and to require certain officials and workers stationed away from home to vote, including military, college students, and railway workers.
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Long Beach
Cat
Daniella
Bray
Army
Navy
Army Orders Move Officers To Various Posts For Duty
Army orders detail deployments and duties for multiple officers including Maj. Robert G. Paxton Maj. Miller and Capt. William D. Anderson. Officers are assigned to Fort Wayne Front Royal Port Wayne Sandy Hook Fort Bayard and other locations for periods from days to weeks with exams and duty transfers noted. The notice lists names, ranks, units and destination posts with dates and duties.
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Laave di Wbasiice
Mar Tihmann
I. Horh
Mobi Abe areMbry
Ona Matith
Mid Atetit
Daniel Cornman
Savanth -Infantry
Isd Cetiiaig Board
Tasker
Tyreh
Rivers
Winchester
Hays
John W. Jones
Ordnance
Leah
Bpanly
Quartermaster Serpa
Robert G. Paxton
Quartermaater Cotys
Win Prai
Royal Verhount Depot
Front Royés
Dusiné
Offeers
Thomas J. Rhoads
Wineliseter
Reugen Miller
Pox
Port ‘Wayne
Mich
Miller
Fort Wayne
Thid City
William
D. A. Anderso Corn
Enantes
Girop Pbiry
Ohlg
Andy
George R. Spalding
Corts of Engineers
John Lund
Ordianes Department
Sandy Hogh Proving Ground
Fort
Mabéber
N. J
Blba Price
Tee
Clarench
Wextas City
Tex
Daniel P. Card
Medical Corba
New York City
Frederick A, Shaw
Elahih Tifantey
Treithent
Hosykel
Présidio
San Francisco
Bird
Fort Bayard
Harry T. Matthews
Coast Artillery Corps
Quattermasters Corp
Charlie L
Witter
Quartermaster Corps
Matthews
Fort Witrep
Madk
Feffort
Cap
Advan L. Briggs
Twoltty-Hatch Infantry
Pebrha
George H. Raine
Richard
LA Garde
Carib Perry
Ohio
Naval Orders Detachments and Assignments Across Commands
The navy issues orders detailing detachments and new assignments for officers including Capt W B Rubh to command Washington area duties, Commander J H Sypher for special duty, Lieut Lewis Cox to reserve fuel duties, and Ensigns Waldger and Pfeiffer to various postings. Medical Inspector Chandall moves from Norfolk to naval hospital and other stations for shore duties.
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W. BR. Rubh
Washington
Comandse
Charwick
Dommand
Mottaas
Garventon
J. H. Sypher
Miabouti
Navy Department
Libut
Camis
HAYN
Gradey
Anaurt
Naval
Hawes City
Bieut
Guniot
Simball
To Yard
Boston
Mane, & Fneigh
Arkanean
Walger
Aptachta Arkanidae
Gaiveeton
H. FP. Chandall
Anip
Norfolk
Couth
Movements of Naval Vessels and Odd Court Tale
Movements of ships listed include Arrived Buffalo and toporopempo South Dakota, San Pedro Wheeling Key West with routes to Guayman Tovolobampo and Mexico. A quirky court anecdote follows with a suffragette recounting a ten day sentence for contempt after a judge joked about her behavior. She claims she embroidered fudge on a sofa cushion to send to the judge.
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Buffalo
Toporopempo
South Dakota
San Pedro
Wheeling
Key West
Salled
Justin
Guayman
Tovolobampo
San Diego
Wheellig
Fronters
México
Petrel
New York City
Barney
Ron Mérfolk
Anteporte
Thousands of Abandoned Kansas Churches Flag Prosperity
A Kansas state pastors conference notes about over four thousand abandoned houses of worship. They link church decline to rising prosperity and motor age, contrasting pioneer religious zeal with modern Sunday joy riding and abundant roads, cars, and taverns.
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Brainh
New York World
Kaneas
Kansas
Aden
Kanbad
Revived Baby With Lip Breathes Wins Brief Fight
Oklahoma City mother J H Spaulding battled death to revive her son Everett Spaulding, born six weeks early, by pressing her lips to his mouth and forcing air into his lungs during a sustained artificial respiration effort. Doctors later deemed the case extraordinary though ultimately the infant died four hours after arrival at hospital in Los Angeles.
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I. C.hina
J. H. Spaulding
Oklahoma City
Megical
Chagran's Hospital
Tudsén
Ariz
Gangsters Use Rope to Lasso Detective in East Side Chase
Detective John Cassett, returning to East 14th Street police station with a suspect, pursued an Italian youth fitting a wanted description after being rope-lassoed near First Avenue and West Street. The suspect claimed to be Joseph Lyons. police identified him as Leone, 176 East 114th Street.
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New York
John Cassett
East Ith Btrest
Hartlem
Pirst Avenue
Ilith Street
Irving Reines
Julian Winsterman
Central Park
Cassetti
Wth Street
Wirt Avenue
Joseph Lyons
East 114Th Street
Leone
Alligator Attack at Central Park Zoo Ends Safe
Head Keeper Billy Snyder and assistant Bob Horton confronted about a dozen alligators and three large snapping turtles in the Central Park menagerie pond. Snyder slipped on a slick edge while cleaning before a vacation, fell into the water, and was bitten at his trousers by a large gator. The reptiles were driven back by police and staff, with minor nips to clothing only.
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New York
Géntral Park
Billy Snyder
Geing
Dutichseas County
Snyder
Bob ‘Horton
Snider
Lohmeyer
Berard
Serfou
Odd Uses of Sugar in Industry and Science
Frey Youth's Companion notes sugar's value beyond food, stating it as the cheapest pure carbohydrate and used as a substitute for starch and dextrin. It highlights industrial roles from mortar hardening to engraving and leather finishing, warning that even a small sugar fraction can harm cement.
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Frey
Museum of Natural History
Berlin
Sven
Land and Sea Exercises Planned Off New York Coast
The Navy and War departments announced joint land and sea maneuvers to be held August 3 at the eastern entrance of Long Island Sound near Governors Island. The exercises test supremacy of land and water forces and involve coast defenses, searchlights, battle fire, and coordinated maneuvers for the fleet under Rear Admiral Badger.
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New York
Djoint
North Atlantic Fleet
Island Sound
Long Island
United States Army
Governors Island
Navy
War Departments
Mrs Young Resigns Chicago Public Schools Post
Mrs Young, 68, resigns as Chicago superintendent of public schools after long tensions with the board. She cites harmony issues and a political shift since her appointment, noting she is too old to fight for herself. A prominent educator, she has long served on the State Board and led national education groups.
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Chicago
Bile
Young
Feason
In- Téhtien
Mhéviber
Board of Education
Mra. Young
Education
National
Eaucdtion Association
United States
Electrician Survives 11 000 Volts At Watertown Plant
Watertown dispatch reports electrician J. B. Kolmes exposed to 11 000 volts at the Black River generating plant of Watertown Light and Power Co. A contact with wires blew switches, triggering an investigation. Kolmes, unconscious among transformers, suffered a severe burn to his right arm and was revived at Sister Hospital.
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Watertown
Timee
Black River
Watertown Light Aka Power Company
Kéinte
Watchtown
Kolmes
Black Hiver
Fond Koites
Sistere
Kiss Delays Liner On Final Kiss Goodbye
In the New York American item a farewell aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II features Misa Eva Mowntras of Louisville and Augustus Dilton a West Point cadet. A petty officer scolds the couple as the ship waits for a final departure. Cadet Dillon goes ashore as the last visitor.
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New York “American
Misa Eva Mowntras
Louisville
Augustus Dilton
West Point
Dilton
Weather Summary and River Bulletin from Washington Post
Weather conditions across the nation show showers east of the Mississippi and in the western plains with generally fair conditions from the upper Mississippi valley to the Great Lakes. Thunderstorms expected in the south Atlantic and east gulf states Friday into Saturday. Local reports note river levels for Potomac and Shenandoah rivers muddy after recent rainfall. temperatures and humidity recorded at multiple times.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Westington
Thurd
Mississippi River
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
Texas
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mingsitsippi
Upper
Lake Region
Ha Miskouri
Slains
Hécky Mountains
Upper Lake
Bile Valley
Lower Lake
North Atlantic
Athantic
Gulf
Mégimun
Interpreting Philippine trade gains and currency views
The article reports F W Taylor praising Philippine American trade growth since the Spanish American War, noting exports rising from about $1,000,000 to $20,000,000 and a shift to corn in place of rice due to irrigation limits. It also covers Jeremiah J Sullivan urging immediate currency legislation, praising the Glass bill, and W J Borland praising Canada’s Porcupine gold mine while discussing Canadian politics and economics.
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Philippine Islands
F. W. Taylor
Philippinae
Raleigh
Mrr. Taylor
Nebraska University
Philippines
United States
Germany
A &Canon
Hus
Canada
W. J. Borland
Toronto
Willard
Cobalt
Western
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