Envoys Seek Knox In Washington Over Nicaragua Crisis
Nicaraguan envoys Barrios and Salinas of the Madriz faction arrived in the U S and sought a Knox interview at his summer home in Valley Forge. State Dept will not grant the interview, directing them to meet the resident diplomat in Washington. They may pursue a meeting if Madriz signals withdrawal from politics.
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Modesto Barrios
Sebastian Salinas
Madriz
Nicaragua
United States
Knox
Valley Forge
Hotel Victoria
New York
Washington
Krarrios
Salinas
Washington Valentine
Zelaya
Partila
Honduras
Mr. Valentine
Hiah
Dawson
Huntington Wilson
State Department
Valentine
Barrios
Rosas Mining Company
Tegucigalpa
Carita
King King’s Oath Bill Passed By Commons On Third Reading
London July 29 the bill modifying the declaration on religion required of the king upon accession passed the House of Commons by 245 to 42. The final form eliminates phrases offensive to Roman Catholics and satisfies nonconformists by replacing the oath with a pledge to be a faithful Protestant. Pittsburgh July 29 All differences between the Pennsylvania Railroad and its west lines men have been satisfactorily adjusted said General Manager G L Pek of the ines went tonight.
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Commons
London
House of Commons
George
Swisher Brothers Oil Company Formed in West Virginia
West Virginia gains as a booming oil state with Swisher Brothers Oil Company led by ex secretary of state Charles W. Swisher. The new firm owns 1200 acres in Tyler and Ritchie counties with a developing field and 25.50 percent annual profit from current wells. Capital stock $175,000, fully paid, par value $25, 0 shares offering at par. Expected 12 percent dividends from start, rising as development proceeds. Subscription open at Charleston State Capitol until July 31, 1910.
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West Virginia
Charles W. Swisher
Swisher
Tyler
Ritchie
Wva
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
Wilson to Open Reserves for Settlement of Lands
Portland July 29 James Wilson secretary of agriculture announced he has taken charge of the forestry service and will open lands now within government forest reserves to settlement if the soil is good and timber per acre does not exceed 4000 feet. He estimated five to six million acres will be eliminated this summer as maps and proclamations are prepared.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Portland
Ores
James Wilson
Forestry Service
Wilson
Pinchot Boom T R Not In Oregon Fight
New York July 29 Gifford Pinchot former chief forester under Theodore Roosevelt tops possible candidates for New York governor nomination Roosevelt denies taking part in any candidate contest and vows not to speak for any contender. Dr Samuel Lindsay notes Pinchot residency and supports Beveridge in Indianapolis October 13 speech plans.
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Col. Roosevelt
Senator Beveridge
New York City
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Porto Rico
Columbia University
Col Roosevelt
Lindsay
Pinchot
New York State
Pennsylvania
Dr. Lindsay
Milford
Mr. Pinchot
Hughes
William Loeb, Jr
Port of
California
Beveridge
Indiana
Senator Warmer
Missouri
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles P. Neill
Alston G. Dayton
West Virginia
Marcos Braun
United States
Oscar R. Huntley
Alabama
Martcel Vernet
Paris
Legion of Honor
Indianapolis
Oregon
Stanton
Cuban Rebels Flee to Jamaica by Small Boat
A small boat reached Port Antonio Jamaica this morning carrying Col Jane and other rebels from the Santiago uprising in Cuba. They were placed in quarantine to escape pursuing troops and rufians who crushed the rising three or four days earlier.
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Washington Post
Kingston
Jamaica
Port Antonio
Col
Jane
Santiago
Cuba
Treasury Balance Shrinks as New Fiscal Year Opens
Treasury reports a dwindling working balance with 27.9 million dollars shown for the first month’s close and a further decline from the prior week. Officials cite usual July and August spending as government operations begin under new appropriations not yet available.
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Treasury
Chess Master Marshall Draws In International Tourney
In the tenth round of the International chess masters tourney, American champion Frank J Marshall of Brooklyn drew with Leonhardt. Leaders Schlechter and Nimzowitsch each have seven points, Chotimirskia 14, and Marshall with Spielmann reach 5 1/2.
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Marshall
Hamburg
Frank J Marshall
Brooklyn
Leonhardt
Schlechter
Niemzowitsch
Chotimirska
Spielmann
Conservation Chief Pins Real Progress in U S Forest Policy
Gifford Pinchot, former forester and president of the National Conservation Association, tells members that opposition has been overcome and conservation laws enacted. He criticizes the Interior Department for stalling water power rights and outlines Secretary Wilsons inspection tour of national woodlands to adjust forest boundaries and expand grazing to boost food production.
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Conservation Association
Interior Department
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
The
National Conservation Associaton
Association
Sesson
Congress
Pinchot
Forest Service
Wilson
Department of ‘Tiendeture
Lieutenant Colonel Ames Released After Court-Martial
Manila July 2 Lieutenant Colonel Robert F Ames, previously court-martialed after an inquiry into the Kis home death of Lieut Clarence M Janney, was released from arrest and resumes command of the Twelfth Infantry His reduction is reported to be twelve numbers Mrs Janney wife of the deceased who testified at the proceedings sailed for Hong Kong en route to San Francisco Janney killed himself after a quarrel over a champagne cooler Ames faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and to the prejudice of military discipline The case stemmed from the Janney death and the dinner gathering at Ames home
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Manila
Robert F. Ames
Kis
Clarence M. Janney
Twelfth Infantry
U. S. Army
Janney
Hongkong
San Francisco
Ames
Washington
Board of Inquiry
Lieut
Battlefleet chief urges five battleships per division in fleet plan
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder reports good fleet condition for the Atlantic group for the year ending June 30. He recommends five battleships per division, praises daytime signaling by searchlights, notes value of submarines, and calls for stringent government control of wireless stations to curb interference. Communications were largely maintained with Key West and Guantanamo Bay throughout operations.
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Seaton Schroeder
Atlantic
Navy Department
Schroeder
Key West
Guantanamo Bay
New York
Connecticut
Washington
Navy Yard
Panama
San Juan
Mens Khaki Pants One Day Price Drop
One day sale on men's khaki pants sizes 38 to 48 at PLS. Regularly priced at higher amounts. Khaki pants offered in superior quality with a temporary $1.50 reduction. Limited time discount.
Oklahoma Census Indicates Population Rise and Black Share
Oklahoma census shows total population at 1,651,951 with 138,458 Black residents, up from 112,160 in 1907. The state’s Black share rises to 8.4 percent as voting on Negro suffrage approaches. Muskogee leads counties with 16,534 Black residents. Oklahoma, Wagoner, Logan, and Okfuskee counties also report large Black populations. Temple Texas reports 10,933 residents in a separate census bulletin.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Oklahoma County
Wagoner County
Logan County
Oktfuskee
Temple
Texas
Army Orders and Movements Distill Civilian Echoes
Military notices list leaves of absence and transfers for officers in coast artillery, engineers, infantry, and medical corps. It includes departures to San Francisco, Gettysburg, Manila and Rock Island, plus naval assignments, vessel movements, and a Maine wreck board.
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Guy B. Lawdragon
Coast Artillery Corps
Clifford L Corbin
Wilmont B. Brown
Medical Reserve Corps
Virgil L. Peterson
Corps of Engineers
Harry A. Eaton
Twenty-third Infantry
Thomas T. Frissell
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Thales L. Ames
Ordnance Department
Roy W. Haldernese
Sixth Cavalry
Jacob ©. Johnson
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
Artillery District
Denver
Colo
Arthur S. Cowan
Signal Corps
Organized Militia of
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
W. Church Griswold
Fort Oglethorpe
Philippine Islands
Manila
Philippines
Kans
Walter Reed
Hos
Walter Reed General Hospital
Takoma Park
D. C
Washington
United States Army
Francis B. Upham
Coast Artillery Scorps
Fort Logan
Portland
Greg
John , Kelco, Jr
Kelco
William H. Bixby
Joint Board of Offcers
Army and Navy
Panama Canal
Vica
William J. Mar‘shan
Maine
Oliver
Havane Harbor
Arlington National Ceme
Tery
Marietta
Tompkinsville
Patapace
Bixby
Cone
Norfolk
Amphitrite
Vicksburg
William M. Black
Provincetown
Hempton Roads
Mason M. Patrick
Harley Flower
Beverly
Annapolis
Ferguson
Bryce Appeals For Unity at Chautauqua
British ambassador James Bryce addressed a large Chautauqua audience on unity between Britain and America. He urged that while history guides duty it cannot dictate present plans, noting today’s situation differs from past times. Also reported is the death of Samuel E. Clay, 94, Louisville native and longtime Elks member, noted for Michigan theatrical ties.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
James Bryce
Great Britain
America
United States
Bryce
S. E. Clay
Louisville
Samuel E. Clay
Elka
Saginaw
Michigan
Monitor Amphitrite Heads Up Mississippi River
Monitor Amphitrite leaves Vicksburg and sails up the Mississippi toward St Louis. It will not reach Memphis before Saturday evening or Sunday morning, with a planned stop at Greenville along the way.
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Monitor
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Monitor Amphitrite
Mississipp River
St. Louis
Greenville
French Crop Damage Estimated At 400 Million
Losses in Paris due to ongoing cold and wet weather are unofficially put at about 400 million dollars. The wheat crop is estimated at 312.4 million bushels, down from 369.2 million bushels in 1909.
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Paris
Movements of Ocean Steamers from Southampton and Beyond
Shipping notices show several transatlantic departures and arrivals. Vessels including New York cars sail from Havre and Liverpool while others from London Glasgow and Bremen approach New York Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton with dock times listed for the coming weekend.
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New York
Caroline
Seérike
Minnewaska
London
Sable Island
la Touraine
Havte
Caronia
Liverpool
Cellturnia
Glasgow
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Central America
Niaragua
Central Amelia
Department
Tink
M Rey
T Klng
Valentines Activites
Central American
Iiacon
Eclding
Dasiia
Tfonduras
Madriz Enveers
Bilros
di Medina
Medina
Hornet
Nathan Stern
New Orleans
Alcatagua
New Orleana
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cable
WESP
Virginia Oil Fields
Newspaper
hiHiyr
T. R
Wiliam &G
Col. Jane
Party of Revolutionists
Col. Ames
Admiral Schroeder
Ouan
Tibcht's
ARMY
Claudius M. Seaman
Wih
Southern Artillery District
Dietrich
Harrison Hall
Hlefish
Solomons Island
Smith and Bald
New London
Flusser
Lamson
Preston
Newport
Wheeling
Petrel
Patapsco
Hampton Roads
Pompey
Siakwan
Woosung
Nanshan
Cavite
Celtic
Mayflower
Brideford
Maes
Mars
Newport News
Dixie
C N. Offley
Puget Sound
West
G. Whitlock
Birmingham
J. Myers
T. A Henry
Navy
Duty Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
O J. Phillips
E Bandgren
Chester
Milwaukee
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Pabst
Pabst Brewing Company
N. Capitol St
N. E
Lincoln
Chautauqua, N. Y
Southampton
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Cor
Ton Ea
Columbia Players
Mark Twain
Pudd
Etry
H Lyman
Virginia
Tate v
CMO
Fairedarm Pictures
Maryland
Acca
Maryland Plaza Theater
ST. N. W
Excapiiont
Harry Chick
Glen Echo
Jtmtay
Richmond
Sesoarem
Bern
F.W Boatwright
Pichmond
Straver’s
Susmss
Sth &Fsts
Masonic Temple
Emerson Institute
West Point
Revenue Cutter
Winslow H. Randolph
Randolph-Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon
Valley
CHAS
Melton
Aea
Prin
Front Royal
Mlle
Prud'homme
Wood
Prin Dyte Te
Educational Department
Fauquier Institute For Young Ladies
Warrenton
Segion
Pligmont
Bouthern R. R
Nellie ¥. Butler
Ve. Bathe Military Academy
Karmace Washington
Digest Preparatory
WM. Me Kemper
Nervius
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