Envo y a Puzzle Joe Huerta s Man and Others Say
Reports that verbal assurances to Huerta would not bind were denied by Foreign Minister Gamboa who ridiculed the idea Nelson O Shaughnessy was given assurances and Senor de Zamacona may represent Huerta in Washington He and Zamacona pressed for a Washington meeting while Lind readied to file protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Shaughnessy
Lind
Mextes Uty
Gamboa
Washington
Manuel de Zamacona
Senor de Zamacona
Huerta
Sener de Zamacona
Senerambua
Zamacona
Fhuerta
United States
Senor Gamboa
Nelson Ishiughnessy
Csarse Lamarres
Aluerta
John Und
Wilson
Mr. Lind
Manuel de 490 Tcona
Maytour
John Fresilent Wilden
Tind
Senor de Zamaconata
Senor de’ Zamacona
Inuerta
Washington. Trasernal Ve
Brealdent
Senor de Zamaroga
Fda
Wait on De Zamacona Arrival in Washington
Developments in the Mexican situation await the arrival of Manuel de Zamacona in Washington as envoy of Huerta. Washington officials weigh sending him for negotiations and a possible loan, noting his past financial roles and nonalignment in the revolution. The mission could influence peace talks and U.S. policy, with speculation about Zamacona as a presidential prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilter States
Lind
Treatdent Wilson
Congress
Aelay
Senor de Zamarona
Bandits Take $16,000 From South Carolina Pay Roll
Paymaster H W Mehar Assistant Cashier Fred Boatman and Deputy Sheriff Joyner of J G White Construction were held up by three armed bandits at Parr Heals South Carolina. The men, each wielding two revolvers, seized $16,000 sent from a Columbia bank to pay 1,800 workers. Joyner was shot in the side while trying to resist. The robbers fled into nearby woods as search parties scour the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Construction Company
Parr Heals
S. C
H. W. Mehar
Fred Boatman
Joyner
J. G. White Construction Company
Columbia
Bardits
Pankhurst Sets US Speech Dates at Madison Square Garden
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the British suffragette leader will sail to the United States on October 4 for a speaking tour. Her Madison Square Garden address is scheduled for October 23 according to a dispatch from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Washington Post
Paris
Emmeline Pankhurst
United States
Madison , Square Garden
Japanese warships rush to Nanking amid demand for indemnity
Tokyo reports detachments from Japanese warships were sent to Nanking after officials said Japanese subjects carrying flags were massacred during the fighting. The city was pillaged and Japan demands apology and compensation from China. Public opinion in Japan seeks military action and possible seizure of a Chinese port once reparation is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nanking
Japan
China
Lipton's Snub to Peerage Shows Friendship With U.S.
Lipton advised talking less and doing more to show friendship with the United States. The remark snubbed half the British peerage when asked to contribute to Oliver Bainbridge's Lesson of the Anglo-American Peace Centenary. Lipton also voiced strong views on the Panama fair question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington Post
London
Thomas Lipton
Oliver Bainbridge
Lipton
Panama
Diaz Claims His Election
Berlin dispatch reports Felix Diaz, incognito at the Hotel Esplanade, telling a New York American correspondent he plans to leave for Mexico in October to start his presidential campaign. He says his latest devices from home and abroad are nearly certain to be created and that Huerta will not run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. B. Gill
American Protestant Episcopal Mission
Nanking
Washington Post
Berlin
Felix
Diaz
Democrats Ready for Final Vote on Tariff and Taxes
Democratic caucuses cleared the path for the Simmons Underwood tariff bill with a compromise income surtax and Clarke provision taxing cotton futures adopted despite protests from Louisiana senators. The debate delayed by La Follette and Republican opposition centers on tax rates and the cotton futures levy, with Newlands signaling support and Simmons aiming to move to final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Louisiana
Williams
Lippitt
Newlands
Simmons
Senate
la Follette
Smith
South Carolina
Loulalana
Aten
Simmena
Finance Committee
Sation
Renue
Mr. Simmons
Penrose
Sutherland
Brady
American Bank Note Company
Theie” Keine
Aiscudston
Hell themed ice cream prompts wordplay in Farrell businesses
A local stretch of Farrell shows several signs and billboards using Hell in promotions for ice cream. A striking display features a young couple enjoying cones with the caption Hell for mine always. The message aims to attract customers on hot days while avoiding using real names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hell
Hell
Farrell
Main
Balboa Memorial at Canal to Erect Colossal Statue
The government plans a colossal Balboa statue at the Pacific entrance of the canal to mark Balboa’s Pacific discovery. Public subscription will fund the cost with King Alfonso headlining the list in Madrid cables at about 50,000 pesetas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Washington Post
Panama
Vasco Nunez Balboa
Pacific
Canal
Madrid
Kiang Alfonso
Miss Weeks Daughter of Senator Weeks Operated On
Miss Katherine Weeks daughter of Senator John W. Weeks underwent an appendectomy at Newton Hospital shortly before midnight. Surgeons reported the operation successful and the senator left Washington to travel to Newton to be with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Washington Post
Boston
Katherine Weeks
John W. Weeks
Newton Hospital
Senator Weeks
Washington
Newton
New Haven to end Morgan as fiscal agent after 90 days
J P Morgan & Co notified the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad of ending its role as fiscal agent within 90 days. The executive committee authorized the president to install new safety appliances. Morgan downplayed hostility and said the move aims to align with the railroad’s new administration as talks with possible future service continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Executive Committee
J. P. Morgan
Hig
Hig Country
Ellott
Thaw in jail shown in moving pictures at Sherbrooke
In Sherbrooke a newsreel from Hammerstein's garden tonight shows Harry Thaw in his jail cell eating corn on the cob and examining papers. The crowd outside waves as Mrs. Thaw remains silent. she calls him a good actor after the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
Hammerstein’s
Harry Thaw
Harry
$30,000 For Yerkes Typist Widow Of Traction Magnate
Surrogate Fowler signed an order allowing the executors of Mary Adelaide Yerkes estate to settle a claim of $56,000 plus interest from July 1, 1910, against the estate by Mary A. Fitzpatrick, who served as private secretary to Mrs. Yerkes. The claim is for services rendered over many years. Mrs. Yerkes, widow of Chicago traction magnate Charles T. Yerkes, was involved in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept
Fowler
Mary Adelaide
Yerkes
Charles .T. Yerkes
Chicago
Mary A. Fitzpatrick
Storm Spar ed Island Life Savers Rescue Crews
A North Carolina storm spared Ocracoke and Portsmouth with life savers rescuing many as waves battered the shore. A tobacco warehouse collapse in Farmville killed two workers and injured seven, while property and crop losses statewide are estimated at 5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Raleigh
N. C
Kinston
Beaufort
Ocracoke
Portsmouth
Pamlico Sound
Atlantic
Pamiico Sound
Ghoul Robberies Reported After New Haven Train Wreck
Coroner Mix calls New Haven Chief of Police to arrest culprits in wholesale looting of corpses at the North Haven wreck. Inquest testimony describes men cutting from dead passengers and rifling clothing for money or valuables as four detectives are dispatched to pursue suspects. An engineer testifies hearing a woman scream and spotting a man cutting a rage from a wrecked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New,Haven
Conn
North Haven
Mix
Smith
Messes
Milter
Tain
Jerome Held as Gambler in Coaticook Arrest
In Coaticook Quebec a man named Jerome was arrested on gambling charges after a poker game on railroad property. The case sparked local controversy with pro Thaw and anti Jerome sentiment shaping council debates and police leadership disputes. A writ for Jerome’s incarceration is being challenged while immigration moves against Thaw face delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Phaw
Velfare Travers Eatie
Costicook
Jarome
Phew
Special Board of Inquiry
Vermont
Canada
Thaw
E. Blake Robertson
Grand ‘Trunk Railway
J. N. Greenshields
Jerome
Citief
Joan ‘Boudreau
Sherbrooke
Rome
Boudreau
A. A. Hopkins
Police Committee
Council
Hopkins
Milford Aldrich
Ala‘rich
A.C. Hanson
Hanson
Jerome E
Waa
Pace 1-De Puzzle Chinese Loot Nanking
Index to todays issue highlights a mix of crime, politics, society, and business. Items include a $10,000,000 fire at Hot Springs Arkansas with casualties, a postmaster named in St Louis, a Mag suspected in a robbery, and competitions over tariffs and freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Gonzaga College
Yonkers Woman Robbed For Elopement Plan
Miss Rose Lesser of Yonkers drew 609 from a bank to fund an elopement with Alexander Manscher who vanished with 17 year old Pauline Deyban. Manscher was found and arrested in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rose Lesser
Yonkers
Alexander Manscher
Providence
R. 1
Pauline Deyban
Billions needed for electrical plant and rail investment
Frank Vandertip, president of National City Bank, says $2.096 billion can profitably be invested to develop the electrical industry over five years, while railroads require about $4 billion. He notes combined needs for utilities, rail refunds, and municipal bonds could reach $7 to $8 billion by 1918, posing a practical capital-raising challenge for financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacketts Harbor
Frank
A .Vandertip
Na- Honal City Bank of
New York
Vanp
18 Couples in One Wedding on Bride Ship Arrival
Italian steamer brings brides to Philadelphia as 18 couples obtain marriage licenses at city hall. Thirteen brides and thirteen grooms marry at Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel after the ship Ancona, of the Italian Line, arrived yesterday. Immigration officials oversee the ceremonies and license process in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington Post
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Ancona
Heads Spanish War Vets Elect Chief Commander
John L. Smith of Washington elected Commander in Chief of the Spanish American War Veterans. Ed Barker of Providence named senior vice commander and Benjamin F. Atkinson of Cleveland named junior vice commander. William Vernest of St. Louis named surgeon general. A rules amendment admitted honorary membership to all American wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Smith
Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Edoaarker
Providence
Benjamin F. Atkinson
Cleveland
Ohio
William.Vernest
St. Luis
Auto crash at Jackson track kills two spectators
In Jackson Michigan on September 6 Harry Endicott of Anderson Indiana, a brother of racer Farmer Bill Endicott, and Mary Sarata of Jackson a 1 year old spectator were killed when Endicott’s car crashed through a fence after the front stretch. Three others were injured including Mrs Walters and the Halfgirl Way. Endicott drove a 1 600 horsepower car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Harry Endicott
Anderson
Ind
Bill’ Endicott
Mary Sarata
Jackson
Hadlcott
Francés ‘Hall
Caminetti Guilty In Mann White Slave Case
San Francisco jurors convict Maury Diggs and Caminetti on counts charging transportation of young women across state lines for immoral purposes under the Mann Act. Caminetti found guilty on one count. Diggs faces multiple indictments and a separate perjury case. Sentencing set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Farley Drew Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Frank Freeman
Willows
Cal
G. Beolgalupi
United States
Maury I. Diggs
Caminetti
van Freet
Digi
Sacramento
Reno
Diggs
Bossa
Caminett
Lola Norrie
Charles B. Harris
Mellie Barton
Marsha Warrington
Harris
Martha Warrington
van Fleet
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Joe Huerta
de Zamacona
Washouston
Washington Administration
Toh Enh
Vrealdent “Wilson
Mexico
Gran. Huerta
Zamacoma
Zamaconamala
Madero
Stnng
Delicata Mission
Zamaccona
Bandits
Mrs. Pankhurst
Peking
Alvin W. Gilbert
American Presbyterian Mission
Alfred V. Gray
Mission
The
Daily Mail
Prince Yamagata
Military Council
Hoke Smith
Odo
Totel
Balboa
Ocracoke, N. C
Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
East Sab Bt
Coaticook
Quebec
Harry K. Thaw
King’s Bench
Dominion
F. A. Vanderlip
Commissioner of Immigration
Naomi
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