Paris saves bank suspend payments news stirs Europe
A notice in Paris announces the temporary suspension of payments by the savings bank linked to Prin temps, sparking excitement in Paris and debate across Germany and Britain. The visit proposals amid tensions are said to be unfounded. In Indiana, the Friends Bible Conference opens at Earlham College with noted instructors after the educational gathering. Governor Vardman departs Jackson to investigate Governor Blanchard’s Louisiana claim about Mississippi troops along Lake Pontchartrain.
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Paris
Printemps
Germany
Great Britain
Friends’ Bible Conference
Richmond
Ind
Friends’ Educational Conference
Indiana, Western and Wilmington Yearly Meetings
Earlham — College
Robert EB. Pretlow
Chicago
Geo. W. Knox
New York
Rufus Jones
Philadelphia
George A. Barton
Bryn Mawr
Thomas Newlin
Guilford College
Albert J. Brown
Wilmington College
Vardman
Jackson
Miss
Gulf Coast
Blanchard
Louisiana
Mississippi
Louisiana Reef
Yaqui Indians Open Peace Talks in Mexico
News from Sonora reports Ures chosen for peace conference between Yaqui Indians and the Mexican government. Yaquis reportedly will not seek restoration of Yaqui river valley lands and will accept a U S style reservation instead.
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el Paso
Sonora
Mex
Ures
Yaqui River
United States
Two Russian Torpedo Destroyers Attack Off Korea Coast
Two Russian torpedo boat destroyers appeared off Chung Ching on the north coast of Korea at 4 49 this morning and bombarded the merchant steamer Kelsho. Sixty shots were fired with seven hitting the engine room and bridge killing the captain and one crewman and wounding two others. The destroyers then headed toward Vinodivos tok, reaching it at six. Kelsho continued its voyage and escaped.
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Tokio
Chung Ching
Korea
Joy
Vinidivostok
Keisha
Former liner Nippon raised after Sea of Japan damage
Reports from San Francisco say the former liner Nippon, badly damaged by shells from Russian warships during the Sea of Japan battle, was run ashore. As a Japanese scouting vessel she was hit but could be raised and resume service to this port.
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San Francisco
British Fleet Visit Promises Cordial Baltic Ties
Berlin reports that the forthcoming visit of the British fleet to the Baltic Sea is likely to mark the start of very cordial relations between Britain and Baltic states. The event signals renewed cooperation as tensions ease and diplomatic ties strengthen.
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Berlin
Baltic Sea
Claude Doane's Partner Granted Preliminary Hearing
Jose 8 Baca, partner of the outlaw Claude Doane, faced a preliminary hearing before Justice A J Crawford after being held in county jail since the Embudo capture by Officers Ben Williams and Fred Fornnoff. The court bound him over in $1,000, but he could not post bond and remains jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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Jose
Baca
Claude Doane
Doane
Embudo
Ben Williams
Fred Fornoff
A. J. Crawford
Scotty Headlines City Homecoming After Big Gold Run
Scotty the Heath Valley millionaire cowboy returns to Santa Fe after a record trip to Chicago and New York aboard the California Limited. He visits Simon Stern’s clothing store, spends on neckties and a belt, buys champagne for onlookers, and heads back toward Death Valley with his wife and dog Golugget. He teases reporters about a quarter of a million dollars and a future load of gold.
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California Limited
Santa Fe
Scotty
Heath Valley
Albuquerque
Chicago
Railroad Avenue
Evening Citizen
Simon Stern
Sturges
New York
Walter Scott
Golugget
Be Pretedt
R. H. Jaffa
W. Scott
Death Valley
California
Yellow Jack vulnerability exposed by brave Americans ordeal
Special Yellow Fever Commissioner recounts Reed commission at Havana showing yellow fever spread only by infected mosquitoes of stegomyia fasciata. Experiments at Camp Lazear under General Wood led to vaccine-like controls and Havana’s 1901 clearance, prompting Havana’s measures and New Orleans quarantine.
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J. H. Whyte
The
Evening Citizen
New Orleans
Havana
Walter Reed
United States Army
John Guiteras
Reed
Cuba
James Carroll
Jesse W. Lazear
A. Agramonte
Carlos Finlay
H. R. Carter
Marine Hospital Service
Lanarell
Jor Reed
Carroll
United States
Leonard Wood
Govenor
Army
Lazear
Carstell
W. ©. Gorgas
Reed Commission
Death of ex sheriff Wattron at Holbrook
Special to The Citizen Holbrook Arizona August 8 F J Wattren a well known drug dealer died from laudanum overdose after taking twenty drops then doubling the dose He was found sleeping heavily this morning Mountain Lake Park MD opened Chautauqua with delegates from over twenty five states and several notable speakers including Dr Frank M Bristol and Rev Mark Guy Pearse Also reports of Dr Hathaway aiding a patient in Winslow and the Corinthian Association football team sailing to Quebec for international tour with matches across North America
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Holbrook
Ariz
F. J. Wattren
Mountain Lake Park
Frank M. Bristol
Washington
Mark Guy Pearse
England
Charles Eastman
H. Smith
Navy Department
William Spurgeon
Hathaway
Winslow
Arizona
Naverjo County
London
Corinthian Association
Quebec
Canada
United States
Cition
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New Yo
Boston
Corinthian
Atlantic
Mrs Mackay Seeks Roslyn School Board Victory
In Roslyn New York Mrs Clarence Mackay campaigns hard for the school commissioner post routing through public meetings presses and street campaigning. Early returns indicate a large majority for her over the old board members signaling changes in Roslyn school management.
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New York
Roslyn
Clarence Mackay
Realyn
Oice
Mililionaire
Number of New Cases Large In New Orleans Fever Rise
New Orleans reports a large increase in new fever cases over the last twenty four hours. Authorities cite intensely warm weather as a contributing factor to the rise in illnesses and the overall situation not being as favorable as previously thought.
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New Orleans
Telegraphers Strike Effects Differ Across Railways
Reports from Great Northern and Northern Pacific claim diminishing strike impacts with trains resuming and some freights moving. Telegraphers union says roads are nearly paralyzed with passenger delays and freight stagnation, while General Manager Horn says service will normalize within days and through trains face only minor delays.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Telegraphers' Union
Great Northern Express
Horn
General Manager Anticipates No Trouble
St. Paul Aug 3 Reports of a collision on the Northern Pacific railroad were sent out last night on account of unspecified causes and at unspecified location with no indication of injuries or further disruption.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Extra Session of Congress to Address Tariff and Trade
The president will call a mid November session to tackle business questions with testimony from industry captains. Tariff changes, railroad rate powers, and reciprocity trade issues loom amid Canada China and Europe tensions. New Orleans reports no new yellow fever cases today with two deaths, total 378 cases. Johnstown sees a Baltimore & Ohio wreck near Rockwood injuring several, caused by a broken rail.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Germany
Middle West
Chicago
Canada
Senate
St. Louis
Kiely
Ies
Johnstown
Rockwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mike Mable Beech
Som
Miss Em Windber
Telegraphers Strike Improves On Great Northern Line
In Minot North Dakota Aug 3 twelve operators have returned to work raising station operability to about forty eight percent on the Minot division between Williston and Grand Forks All branch lines on this division are running as usual.
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Minot
N. D
Great Northern Railway
Williston
Grand Forks
Lntes
D&RG section workers strike but rail service remains steady
Denver reports that about half of the 2000 trackmen in the Denver and Rio Grande Railway struck under the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes. Extra gangs of 1000 nonunion workers are already on duty, and railroad operations continue with no observed delays.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Emancipation Proclamation Celebration in Albuquerque
Afro American citizens of Albuquerque plan a big Emancipation Proclamation celebration at the African Methodist church tomorrow evening. After speeches, refreshments will be served. Addresses by Hon. B. Rodey and Attorney George Klock are on the program. all invited.
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Albuquerque
Abraham Lincoln
B. &. Rodey
Congress
George 8. Klock
Orphody
Barnett Horses Dominate Higginsville Circuit
A telegram from Higginsville Mo reports trainer F A Frost confirms Young Hal won first money in a 2:16 heat with the Albuquerque horse 2:10% mark noted. Barnett plans move to Harrisonville Sedalia state fair Illinois circuit, boosting Albuquerque exposure.
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John Cuneo
St. Elmo Club
F. A. Frost
Higginsville
Young
Albuquerque
Young Hal
Harrisonville
Sedalia
Barnett
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Memphis
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