davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
UPRISING Of CUBANS
BLOCKED BY ARREST
Seven Men Caught and Let
tiers Said to Implicate
Prominent People.

HAVANA, July IL. An uprising
against the Gomez government which
was planned 10 break out in several
provinces was thwarted today. the DO-
lice declare, by the arrest Of Col Jorge
Valera. a mulattO. and six other men.
most OF them cOIOred-
The men were arrested on their way
10 VIeja Be-meja, in 8Tatanzas province,
where the police assert they had a
shipment Of arms and dynamite from
Havana awaiting them Letters have
been discovered which are said 10 i'm
plicate several prominent men In the
plot
The arrest OF the janitor % the lIedi-
cal School OF HaFana has led TO the
discovery Of a large quantity OF dyna-
mite which is believed TO belong 20 the
ui0rters
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
SOCIALIST LECTURES
WILL BE DELIVERED
Central Verein Of German Catholic
Societies Is Back of
Project.

Realizing that socialism is making
great strides as world factor, the
Central Verein OF the German Cath
ole societies has decided TO institute
a course Of twenty lectures on this
subject and 10 give conferences on
socialism and economies at the west
ern Conference. Ch1uLauQua in Wis
cOusin this summer
This special course VII commence
OF Monday. August % ard continue
until late IN September
AmC ~ those who are 20 deliver
talks q the subject are William J.
Kerbr. X T. l. Pm d. professor Of
SocfoIo zy at the Catholic University
and he Rev Dr. John A. Ryan pro
feSS0r OF moral theology at st. Paul,
ID j. expected that delegates from
an GeLSan Catholic societies VIII be
sent 10 these lectures besides the
large number who viii attend Of their
own accord
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
PROHIBITION ISSUE
LIKELY IN ALABAMA
Republicans May Make Effort to
Rally Dry Forces 10 Their
Standard.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 1.-The
Republicans Of Alabama propose 10
nominate complete state ticket at thei1
convention in this city tomorrow
Among the party leaders already on the
field there appears 10 be q strong sen
tfr-err IN favor OF making the campaign
"a etrafc hr-cIr dEEt for prohibition
Those advocating this course believe
60 would be g wise move IN view OF the
attitude Of Col Emmett O'NeaL the
Democratic nominee [OT governor. who
fav0rs local option in preference TO con
=rirrriouaI prohibition BY nominating
q strong Prohibitions for governor the
Rarub-fCzu leaders believe they could
rally 20 their standard the Prohibition
lists OF oil parties
The Washington times., 1910-07-11

reviewed in The Washington Times.
Somebody is ba y needed to stand
alone against Pes RE and his machine
and the county leaders are anxious TO
find him Their Endorsement world
fOllOwsWithout h1.sitation
1t IS to fiji tbs need that Blair. Of
Montgomery, IS willing and anxious
10 offer himself His friends declare
advantage The point out that ne
already has his r.Wu county practical
ly solid for him; hat Frederick county
would willingly support him as against
Colonel Pearrc. and that with Harner
out OF the race ShinEtOn county is
right now ready to fall in behind him
II is further pointed out by PIair's
friends that be is Uu friendly terms
with HaEner and his washington
county fOllIyylng and that be has been
associated with the Warmers in his
own county IA such n ~ that their
relations h'-Fe been most cordial.
These facts. Blairs friends declare.
make him the logical candidate against
Pearre-
whether or not the movement to
induce Warner and Hagner to retire
from the race and support Blair in
the primary materializeS, depends up
on the amount Of good politics thu is
played within tne next two OF three
Withdrawals Proposed.
It has been proposed that Blair and
Hagner withdraw and allow Warner a
clear field against Pearrr. \ Ffagner' S
and Blair's friends. however. say that
this is not TO be considered, for the
reason that with Warner the nominee
the Democrats would carry the dis
trict.
The plan to have Warner and Blair
pull out Of the fight and leave HaEner
10 make the race cannot be cOnsum-
mated II is said. for the reason that
the MOtter organization in Frederick
county refuses TO support Hagne- IN
der any circumstances.
Boiled down 10 its last ANALYSIS, Il
appears that unless Blair receives the
undivided suppOTe OF The anti-PearTt
forces the situation viii resolve Itself
into another Pearre victory. Warner
apparently, cannot De elected, If nOmi
mated, and cannot. therefore, be uOui
mated HaEuer cannot be nominated
even though he might be elected If ht
won out in the primary Blair is the
only candidate who might be uomna
ted and who might also be elected al
terward.
This Is the view many OF the Ale
Eslv county politicians VINO are lnl
miCaI 10 PeaTTe are taking today BU
they have reasoned that the candidate
from the eastern county who come.
20 tIeEauy Tor support, should COmi
with united Endorsement OF all three
Of the eastern counties This they car
viii win him the support or large
element Of AileEany- And as the anti
Pearre Republicans of AIegauy 60 Sd
VIII the iusurgeut Republicans OF Car
u is with this understanding that Mr.
Blair viii make "a return swing through
the district He viii touch again a
. HaEerstovvu and at Frederick but VII
reach them by different routes
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
SLEMP TO HAVE
A WARM CAMPAIGN

bristol Va. July fittings 20
IitzcaIIy are beginning 20 get warm in
the Ninth Congressional district Of this
state. and what is expected to prove
one Of the most exciting campaigns In
the history Of the district soon VIII be
fr fun swing. The nEhr viii commence
in reality on July 20 next when Rep
reSeurariva q. e. SieUD IS Ters0mlnated
nv a Republican convention.
The campaign Of Henry c Stuart
nominated bE the Democrats 10 oppose
Sfe-n has been IN progress Tor some
little time
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
VICTORY OF DIAZ
IN MEXICO ASSURED

MEXICO CITY, Mex, July IL
President U.az begins his seventh
form as President OF the Republic OF
RTexfco on september Is, having been
elected for a term Of six years, with
Ftar7on Corral vice president Presi-
dent Diaz is eighty years old.
To--DTara -erOrtS OF the election.
--TfrH are in today, indicate that
TFsaz's election was Overw helniu 8.
and Notwithstanding the Lhreatened
trouble Of the reVOlurIOnistS there
was but little disturbance at the polls.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Blair Acceptable Candidate
IF He Shows Consider
able Strength.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
SIZING UP VISITOR
At Conferences In Cumberland, the
Home of His Opponent, Can
di3ate Is Encouraged
By 7. FRED ESSARY.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, July lin
surEeut Republicans of Allegheny
county stand ready to rally around
any candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress from the
Sixth district who can defeat Repre-
sentative Pearre-
They viii 60 a little further: They
viii support any one Of the indepenC-
ent candidates who can demons rate
any decided strength against Pearre-
This is the situation which Gist
Blair, the Montgomery county cS-ndI-
date. found when he arrived here to-
day on his automobile sweep through
the district It was for the purpose
Of showing his strength in the cast
ern counties that he visited Cunber-
land. the native heath of the man
whom he is to defeat if he represents
the Sixth Maryland district IN the
Sixtv-secoud Congress.
Regardless Of the native heath part
Of il. Colonel Pearre has opposition
here He has opposition that is wor-
ryiug his friends His efforts to con-
troll the new municipal organization
Of Cumberland. his old feuds. and his
Combativc disposition, have enEen-
Gered a hatred politically nat IS DIT
ter and vigorous Inls opDoSluon IS
willing 10 lend aid ana encourage
ment 10 the first Republican CauCi-
I date for Congress who -Oohs Like a
winner.
Allegheny county politicians are
therefore. looking over Ar. Blair 90
see II he is the man they want They
have heard Of him They know that
ne comes from q distinguished Mary
land family that he has been an ac.
tive worker as the chairman OF the
lIOurEgmery County State Central
Committee that he already has a wide
and valuable acquaintance In official
life at Washington and that he 1s
said 10 have most attractive per
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
LIES CRITICALLY ILL
AFTER AN OPERATION

As the result Of an operation for ap-
peudicitis and serious complications,
Miss Norma Thompson, OF Rockville,
lies critically iIl at the George Washing
ION University Hospital. She is a sister
Of U~ J. l. Thompson and a niece Of
DR. J. Ford Thompson DR.. l. S stone
performed the operation and is the at
tending surgeon
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Many Bitter Fights.

pressed into service TO run for the Legis-
latUre.
Many Bitter Fights.
Few. If any. Of the Illinois members
OF Congress win come tack next session
with their oId-time majorities behind
them. one OF the delegation, Frank o.
Iowden. has already announced his re-
tiremeut from Congress-. a half dozen
more have bitter sights on their hands
for denomination and reelection
one Democrat, james p McDermOtt,
OF Chicago, who voted with the FItZ-
gerald Democrats last March in aid of
the Cannon House organization IS
slated for defeat By the Democratic or
fatal vote McDermott has labored hard
to Offset IT.
From the sixth and Seventh districts
Of Chicago come William j. Monkey
who succeeded Iorimer in the House
and Frederick Lundin. both Republi-
cans. LUndln IS another Lorlmer Satel-
lite MoEley was forced TO pay the
Government q ms OF over $4,000 for
violating the OleOmarEarluu law I.un-
din IS Of light caliber Is q member of
the House In chicago ne Is a good
ward worker and a manufacture Of
patent medicine
Bouteu IN Danger.
The Ninth district is likely TO develop
the real surprise There Henry 6
BouteH. member Of the Ways and Means
Committee, who nominated Speaker Can
non for President and who gIories in
the title of the Ideal statesman - is In
grave danger of defeat on account of
his part in the tariff bill and his sub
serTleucy TO Speaker Cannon EOuteU
has always had the nomination handed
to him, but now Mayor BUsse is on his
rrail, and II is ~ IeIy predicted that he
IS not coming back.
Representative Suzpp. OF Joliet. a
Cannon man from his heels TO the top
OF his head. has terrific 1ight on his
hands He Is opposed by Col. Ira T.
CoDley- lieutenant Of Governor Deneen-
Even II nominated, Suapp IS likely to be
beaten at the polls
Whether or not they have opposition
either ut the primaries or the polls. Rep
reseDtariVeS Fuller, OF the Twelfth dis
rTlcL- Mckinley. OF the Fourteenth
Prince. Of the Fifteenth and Graf OF
the Sixteenth, VIII have much Ouu0sf-
ton on account OF Cannouism- Speaker
Cannon has q 1TEEL on his own hands
but his friends expect 10 see him re-
turned by a substantial majority.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
NICARAGUA STATUS
BECOMES MORE ACUTE

and the 8Iadrf- government In Near
aqua has been made more acute by the
fact that William Pittmau, the Aueri-
can who was captured by the Nadriz
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Kaiser Represented AS Co
ing About With Chip on
His Shoulder.
ADDRESSES MADRIZ
AS HIS GOOD FRIEND
Situation Is Said 10 Be Rapidly
Approaching the Acute
Stage.

Persistent diplomatic opposition on
the part OF Germany against the poll
cies Of the United States has brought
about a situation which is rapidly ap-
preaching the acute stage
The latest Of the series Of incidents
to be disclosed is the recognition Of
the Madriz faction by the Kaiser n
terms amounting 20 an encourage
uenr OF the ZeIayan regime
In his letter, written April %, The
German Emperor addresses Nadriz as
Great ana Good Friend" and con
graduates him on his election as
President by the meritcd confidence
OF his feIlow-citizens-
Although il IS within the preroEa-
tives Of the Kaiser TO recognize what
ever government ne chooses his
jumping into the Central American
arena in this fashion at The present
. time cannot well be construed except
az throwing down the gauntlet 10 the
United states, which has been recOg-
nized as the guardian OF Central
American affairs
in This present instance there is q
; vide divergence between the opinions OF
Germany and the United states Score
! Idry Knox holds that NaLriz has no
( been elected bv 'lis TeII0w-citizeus. aC
c1r1Iug 20 the 1-'caraguan constitution
despite the III --lted confidence refer.
red 10 by the Tsaiser
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
LIRVIN WHITE DIES.

CARLISLE. Pa. July III irwin
White. Treasurer of Dickinson College
is dead today OF pneumonia de was q
civil var veteran
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Sizing Up Blair.

However that may be- they want 10
size I'D this candidate for themselves-
And this is their drst real opportunity
II IS RIair-s -lrst invasion" as a can
didate, in the section Of the State west
Of Hagers-0wn. His preliminary cam
paiEninE was done IN Montsouery,
Frederick. and Washington counties
This was his program, because he knew
he would have 10 show these Allegheny
county insurgents that he had the back
Iug Of his own people before he could
expect theirs
There have been conferences here all
DAY between Mr.. Blair and the oppo-
SiLiOu leaders. who are lighting the re-
nomination Of Colonel Pearre- The out
come cannot be foTeSeen- II may mean
that the auti-Pearre people VIII iDG0rse
Blair II is admitted that they are
friendly 10 him. They have half a no
ton some OF them suggest, that he
cen beat Pearre-given clear field
They do not believe any other OF the
present candidates can do that
In addition 20 the conferences be
tween Blair and the auti-Pearre lead
ers. there were conferences between the
ETour10uerv county man and former
Unit "a States Senator George L. Well
fuzrou Pearre'S hacker. and with Col
CraT Pearre himself. These however.
Wee more personal than political Blair
has always been on friendly terms with
pearra and even managed the Mont
g5uerv county end OF his last cam
uaIgD-
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
ID Contest Hoped =.

There seems, therefore, 10 have been
no significance in the meeting between
Blair, Pearre, and Wellington It was
just a friendly talk over the situation
Pearre is confident that he will be re-
nominated He has been told by his
friends that there is nc doubt Of i. if
Blair. Warner. and Hagner stay in the
race to rh1 finish If two Of them
should drop out and leave the third 20
make the race. the other two COlCen-
tratilE upon him, there is reason to
believe that Colonel PeaTre would be
retired 20 private life
IL is Just TO this very end that the
au-i-Pearre leaders in the Sixth dis
1r5Ct are now working Their slogan
is exactly the same now as II was
three weeks ago. when the fight was
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Maryland

THE REST Oakland. Nd. top OF the Al
lechenies. nights always COO: Jersey cows;
good beds modern ColveuIsuCeS- altitude.
ESQ feet Address Mss TCELEE- jy5-it
RIVER SPRINGS SUMNER RESORT, Nd,
now opeu- salt UaIer bathing. fishing
music ana dancing rates ressonabie- for
fun particulars write r d BLACKSTONE.
River Sn-fn-s Nd
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Other Signs Of Hostility.

This action OF the Kaiser might he
overlooked were IL not for the uuruIs-
taxable signs Cf German hostility 20
America manifested in connection wiki
other incidents The difficulty BEGAN
with the legislation aGectirz American
contracts with herman producers The
reichstas practically ilvaudated the
contracts entered into BY TIE individual
mine owners with American -raErfar-
tuners Subsequently an adjustment
was made modifying the eject Of the
stringent law.
The second incident was the abandon
E-eE- or The lTeEUau--A rle-icau e-1ogi-
lto-s 10 Berlin because OF the hostility
directed asaIrS- the project BY German
iilelL L acLlTrrss who feared an Au-rE-
car INVASION The United States enter
ed into this scheme with The best intent
10 strengthen the friendly relations he
tween Inc two countries and the com
mission repres sutlnE This Government
was appointed Shortly aIrerEa-F =
EEzS announced that the exposition nd
Deen posi- pol@d ana recently IL -vas
aual lCled altogether
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
interference in Turkey.

Direct hostility toward American en-
terpr1se was neat manifested in Turkey
An American corporation was ueeotia-
tnS with the Turkish government for
a railroad concession involving the ex-
pendIture OF 10000 0l- The plan was
approved by Turkish officials and the
turkish pariisneut, but on the eve OF
the success q the project the German
ambassador az the Pore iureroosed the
objection tsa- the proposed road would
interfere with the German line to Bag
dad and that IL was iu violation OF
Turkish mining laws
These objections were generally re-
Earded as being OF the fiusIest kind.
and without basis. but the Ottoman
parliament adjourned without granting
the concession. Whether the German
influence VIII be strong enough TO pre-
vent its going through at the forthCou-
ing session remains TO be seen
The state Department has main
tanned an attitude OF reserve REGARDING
these incidents. as there Isl an earnest
desire 70 prevent any ClouGiUE Of the
friendly relations existing between the
two governments The grave question
lust nOE is whether Germany proposes
10 carry its anti-AmeriCan diplomacy 10
greater ends.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11

pressed into service TO run for the Legis-
lature.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Colonial Beach

THE ODI.AVS-Colouial Beach: block
from. beach, second street from boat land
ing Mrs. S. TASEER. Prop
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Virginia

EDINBCRG- Va
Those seeking recreation and home COM
forts viii find Hotel EdinburE all that is
desired New brick house modern equip
rnsnt- our own farm p-OduCts-'' Boating.
Fishing. Magnificent Drives. Fine Livery
Address r LEE ElESWIELER, Prop
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Indiana

vi DLAVIA Cures Rheumatism, Kid
ney, skin and Nerve Troubles with
its famous Mud Baths Big hotel, open all
year. Thousands made WeIi-uatuTal treat
ment-draws out pain and poison Book
free. r. B. KRAMER Pres. Kramer Ind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
WAGON DRIVER JAILED.
loses Finkelstein Insists On Fractur'
ing Traffic Rules.

Moses Finkelstein, OF No. &c Cath
rine-st., driver OF sausage wagon,
Yas sent TO the county jail for two
avs. by Judge Phelan. Tuesday morn
hg. Moses blamed a stomachache for
he whole trouble.
\ Traffic officer George T. Wilson
aid that in spite Of the fact that he
ad stopped Moses three different
mes, and each time gave him kind
talk about observing the traffic
lies. Finkelstein persisted in con-
Inuing merrily On his way. while
Their transfers. with due respect
pr the law. stopped at crossings un-
II they received signal from VIII
on Nose would drive in between
he other wagons and the curb. and
hurry past Wilson.
Finkelstein was summoned TO ap-
ear in court, Monday. .Io was not
resent. Judge Phelan sent Wilson
Ifter. him, Tuesday. Finkelstein said
nat he didn't come Monday, because
le had stomachache.
Same thing that prevented You
rom seeing the traffic officers sig
Ials, presumed" asked Judge Phe-
I'm. delicately
Finkelstein admitted that 1t was.
lie thought the whole business was
big joke. He changed his mind.
ater. In the county Jail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Warren F. Draper. Pc. Boston: Mar
garet Maxon. 20. Detroit.
Adam Sekora, Al; Theresa Okrni, AZ.
rank W. Streb. 22. Detroit; Ethel
Cox 2l. Crosse Pointe
80. 90 49, As"' 90 Wilma Suhdoors'
Valentine syracki. 20. Mary Autczak,
Leach. %.
John II Digna. %. Monroe; Mabel
Bourossow, 5. River Rouge.
Henry Hopkes %: Ida Krenz, 10.
James Bilek, 3S; Anna Peter, 22.
John Bzrengoski, rs, Maria Ignatzak,
81.
Henry Povilitz, 2s; Rose Konalskey.
Earl r. Taylor %, Detroit. Pearl
Potter. Is. Dundee
Frank Smith. &c. Toledo Amelia
Wenzel. 23, same.
Andrew Seitz. a.; Rose Samp. as.
Henry Hoover, 2S; Mabel Patterson.
Enos L. Popineau. o. Detroit. Mat
tie j. De Fer, 16. Roseville.
Jacob Van Dyk, %; Mabel V. Roeder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
SLEEP CURE" NEW
PANACEA FOR ILLS
Smart London Will Sleep Out the
Week-Ends, and Thus Prolong
Life

1lICs
LONDON, April 5.-After years OF
strenuusity the sleep cure" now ap-
peals TO smart London. The advocates
OF physical culture. the partisans OF
golf, the votaries OF tennis and boat
ing have been relegated to the back
ground, and the expounder OF the joys
of sleep occupies the vacated pinnacle
CT socie'ys attention.
Tic new cult must not be confused
with the rest cure" It's adherents
declare that sleep is the greatest
medicine and the most powerful tonic
I'm the world. In rest cures" the
rest is physical, not mental. The
sleep cure" rests the brain as well
as the body. and pleasure seekers are
persuaded 20 spend their weekend in
bed. sleeping every possible minute.
The pioneers of the new movement
put their faith in the recent utter
ances, after years Of experimenting,
OF a Geneva scientist. who maintains,
in all seriousness, that II we take SO
consecutive hours OF sleep once week
we should store mp wondrous &C
emulation OF energy and prolong our
lives by as long as 80 per cent, This
means that the votaries Of the new
cure must go TO bed on Saturday
night and remain there until Monday.
Although it means the death blow
to the weekend movement, the idea
has caught on. and quite a number
of smart women are mot at home"
after Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

Imbert, another liquidator, former
ly employed Duez as chief clerk. I'm
bert later was succeeded by Duez as
liquidator. After his arrest Duez de-
clared he stole 100000 from Imbert
which the latter never did find out
about.
You did not" said the indignant
Imbert, who faced him.
II first took $4,000 from you said
Duck coolly.
What. And | did not find 1t out?
Prove what you say. sir"
Yet | am telling the truth Duez
responded, struggling his shoulders,
resignedly.
Imbert was furious.
do you mean 10 say my books
were kept no better than that?' he
shouted, shaking his fist at Duez.
They were always we'll kept
Certainly they were. | kept them
to suit my plans, thought
You are a liar!" shrieked Imbert,
"you didn't steal 100000 from me.
You're a scoundrel,"
I'm sorry you won't believe me,
Duez answered patiently II suppose
II have 10 prove it, but can, easily
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06

PARIS, April 5.-This is snap
shot of Edmond Duez, the Frenchman
who stole 100000, and twice, by
reason OF the embeZzlement. almost
caused the downfall Of the cabinet
crce in the chamber of deputies, once
In the senate Duez was one OF the
"liquidators" in charge of selling
church property confiscated by the
state.
II is said that the Duez scandal will
have a big influence on the May cleo
tons and may yet cause the defeat
of the government party, the Radical
Socialists
DueZ is the calmest OF thieves. He
admits his crookedness. He even
seems proud OF it. He resents having
10 rise at early hours, and scolded
the examining magistrate roundly for
having him routed out OF bed at ,
a. M.
The trial OF Duez will be as big a
sensation almost as was that of Drey-
fus, certainly as big as the Steinheil
affair. because it really means that the
government itself, which is charged
with gross neglect, Is on trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-06
MRS. Won VALKENBURG
EXPATRIATES HERSELF
Former Mrs. Hayes Chapman Declares
France Is Not Nearly as Bad
hammered as We Are

PARIS. April 5.-Mrs. Philip Won
Valkenburs, formerly Mrs. William
Hayes Chapman tie en-million-dollar
widow, is going TO buy chateau near
Paris as a summer residence. Mrs.
Won Valkenburg. whose romantic mar
iiage TO welkrown New York club
man followcd closeiy on. the announce
ment OF her engagement TO Gen. SpiIsS-
doyitch, Frankly admits that the un-
Kind criticism OF her countrywomen
inakes America an undos irable place
in which TO live.
France, where ages ago people
learned not TO Judge too hastily, as
we'll as the gentle art Of minding their
own business, ID in every way more
preferable as a place OF abode.