Remandow Salvador Unfair Treatment Alleged
Minister Merry writes a letter to El Salvador’s Foreign Affairs Minister demanding indemnity and damages for imprisoned Moissants and torture claims. He urges fair trial, release, and compensation, accuses Salvadoran authorities of violence, questions native witness reliability, and criticizes consular testimony as neutrality violations.
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State Department
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Mercy
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Nis
Harenda
Santi Amilia
Sorel
el Asmx
Guatemala braces for war amid regional tensions
May 14 Guatemala shows military activity and plans to move troops and war materiel for possible action against Honduras or defense of the northern frontier against Mexico. Foreign Minister Jus Barrios cites Mexico’s border withdrawals while troops regroup near Huchute lenarga. President Estrada Mary seeks help from Secretary Rent to restrain Mexico. Rumors of a possible Honduran pretext to draw in Nicaragua loom as Alfaro mobilizes in San Salvador with Zelaya’s potential backing.
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Washington Post
Guatemala
Puerto Barriox
Honduras
Mexico
Jus Barrios
Huchutelenarga
Estrada Mary
Nicaragua
Disnatenes
San Salvador
Alfaro
Sees Winner in Johnson in Early Convention Talk
Charlestonews editor Mas J C Hemphill in Washington reports Gov. Johnson of Minnesota attracting supporters and could be the next president if nominated at Denver. He notes Johnson wins friends with his open personality while Bryan struggles to secure the nomination amid 1002 votes with 44 pledged to Bryan, 402 anti Bryan and 298 doubtful.
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Charlestonews and
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Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
Maj. Hemphill
Yuesterday
Johnson
Bryan
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Lies
Bryanor
North Dakota for Taft at Republican convention
North Dakota Republican delegates to the Chicago national convention were chosen and instructed for Taft. The insurgent candidate Frank Sprague was defeated by James Kennedy Stalworth for national committee man. The platform backed Roosevelt and called for public utility regulation. Delegates elected: H. Johnsam, Lc Pettivone, Ro Meredith, H. Sandazer, Peter Rose, Judson Lamoure, C.J. Lord, CL Stebbins.
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N. Dek
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Chicago
Taft
Teeman
Frank Sprague
James Whennedy Stalworth
Schiff Boomer for Taft
New York May 4 Jacob H Schirr banker today accepted a vice presidency of the Taft organization of this State He wrote I have every conviction that with Mr Taft in the Presidential chair nothing but intelligent consideration will be given to every problem which calls for treatment the hands of the administration a rigid insistence for due and proper regard of the law all classes of our citizens will become headily convinced that every legitimate interest will be safe in the hands of their executive
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Jacob H. Schirr
Georgians for Taft at State Republican Convention
Maecen Ga March 14 The Georgia State Republican convention elected at large delegates to Chicago Walter H Jolson of Atlanta Clark Grier of Dublin H Dincein Jensen of Columbus and Judson W Lyons Augusta The delegates are uninstructed but Johnson Grier and H Lincol Johnson favor Taft Lyons favors Hughes Twenty of twenty six delegates are said Taft supporters W H Johnson elected state committee chairman Retirement Association Election Officers to be elected at United States Civil Service Retirement Association annual meeting in Knights of Pythias Hall 102 Ninth Street Northwest Thursday evening
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Clair Grier
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Hughes
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Information Bureau
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Admiral Evans Returns Home From Naval Cruise in Fine Spirit
Rear Admiral Robley Evans arrived in Chicago and Washington after a 14,000 mile voyage to the Atlantic fleet command, smiling and ruddy though infirm. He will retire August 15 and retiree life may include crutches after health improved since landing in San Diego weeks ago. The homecoming at Union Station was low key due to the death of his grandson Hobly Evans Sewat.
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Lloyd AH Ghandler
Islaid
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Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
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Orange Co
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Taft Moves Backed by Republican Power Brokers
Contention centers on Taft securing the nomination on the first ballot with backing from Aldrich Crane and others. The Brownsville case, New York and California dynamics, and Harriman influence are cited as shaping strategy to thwart Roosevelt and solidify Taft’s path.
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Aldrich
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Mississippi River
New England
Alérich
Jim
Mr. Roosevelt
Tate
Massachusetts
Army Orders For July 1908 At Monterey And Fort Leavenworth
Military postings detail assignments and meetings for officers across infantry and cavalry units. Included are boards to meet July 1 1908 at the School of Muskeury Presidio of Monterey Cal and Fort Leavenworth Kansas with officers from Mciver Wright Osier Stritginger Ventier Ronayne Knudsen Bloomberga Crete and others. Additional personnel moves cover ordnance, medical, staff, leave, and harbor supervision plus naval movements and vessel status at Norfolk Fernandina Cavite Mare Island and Puget Sound. May 80 1908.
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Apepatriarch
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Bamberger
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George E. Mitchell
Tarteenth Cavalry
Reeneder
Wiliam A. Paillipe
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Army and Navy General Hospital
Henry Rasmand
Henry Rasmand, Medical Corps
Washington Harracks
Lumpia
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Learnard
General Staff
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Charles H. Paine
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Norfolk
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Navy Yard
Texas
Wilson denies retirement rumor from cabinet post
Secretary Wilson rejected reports of his retirement in emphatic terms last night calling the tale a fabrication from start to finish. He has served as Secretary of Agriculture for over eleven years since his 1900 appointment by President McKinley.
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McKing
Charges art forgery in two Homer Martin pieces
William T. Evans plans to sue art dealer William Clausen in civil court to recover money paid for two paintings claimed to be works by Homer Martin and a third by George Inness the elder. Evans says the works turned out to be forgeries after presentation to the National Gallery of Art. Clausen defends the sales, stating he believed the Martins and the Inness canvas genuine.
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Monitor Ready for Test at Norfolk Navy Yard
Repairs completed and Florida prepared for a naval experiment as a target. The ship will be commissioned at Norfolk, with a test in Chesapeake Bay late May involving Arkansas firing at the Florida to study internal effects. Officials from the Navy will witness, including Rear Admiral Mason and Chief Constructor Capps. The text also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a nerve tonic and digestive aid.
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Ener of Ordnance
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