Government Spies Hired For This Foul Purpose
Reports from St. Petersburg describe revolutionary tensions as workers strike and police detain leaders. Claims of provocations by government spies to trigger clashes surface amid wariness over troops firing on civilians. Warsaw sees socialist appeals and fears a general strike as authorities promise order.
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Polish Socialista Today
Lidau
Harfpot
Brazil
M. von Rupniciewski
Grundman
Albuquerque Shops Hope for Large Santa Fe Appropriation
Local officials press for a major appropriation to expand Albuquerque shops of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Officials say a prior 25000 grant was for minor work, but the new request would enlarge machine and boiler shops and other departments, though no decision yet.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Evening Citizen
C. A. Barhoudt
W. J. Bryan
London
WiTamot
Duke OF Rutland
Painter
New York
Duke of
Imland
John James Kolwin Manners
Stanford White
Lew
Carnival of Athletics Opens at American Park for Orphan Fund
New York reports a major athletic carnival at American League park to raise funds for a non-sectarian orphan asylum in San Francisco. Notables from the Olympic team compete alongside top U S athletes and colleges. Events include stars like Ray Ewry and John Flanagan amid high entries. Portland, Maine dispatch notes Lord Sholto Douglas denied release after manacle use by police.
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American League Park
San Francisco
Athena
Ray Ewry
Steading
Paul Pilgrim
Athens
W. A. Sehnick
Dennis Horgan
Ireland
England
L. B .Pauerbaca
R. Strangland
John Flanagan
Rly Sheridan
Portland
Maine
Boston
Sholto Douglas
Douglas
Dougla
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Territorial committee actions in Arizona scramble for delegate
Special from The Evening Citizen reports the Aug. 4 meeting in Phoenix Arizona where Democrats propose joint conventions at Bisbee and Republicans report against the plan. The push to endorse Mark Smith for Congress is noted amid factional fights and a resignation by Governor Kibbey as Republican chairman with Col W S Sturges named his successor.
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Arla
Mt Bisbee
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Mark Smith
Congress
Seanth Smith
Kibbey
Joint
W. 8. Sturges
Col. Sturges
Eggleston Family Reunion At Electric Park
Mayors address highlights Eggleston family reunion at Electric Park on Keutka Lake. Attendance expected to exceed prior years as members gather for the annual event on this day in Chautauqua Pony Yan.
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Petersburg
Old Salem Assembly
Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
William Randolph Hearst
Dunne
Chautaqua Pony Yan
N.yust
Electric Park
Keutka Lake
Celebration in Memory of Christopher Columbus in Atlantic City
Knights of Columbus at Atlantic City begin a memorial for Columbus voyage anniversaries with a morning reception at Young's hotel for visiting Knights and ladies. An evening grand ball is planned at the Royal Palace hotel with continuing events tomorrow including Mass at the Chapel of Our Lady Star of the Sea.
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Christopher Columbus
Atlantic City
N. J
Knights of Columbus
Young’s Hotel
Royal Palace
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Devorud
Annual Meeting of State Marble Dealers in Georgia
The Georgia marble dealers association held its annual gathering with fifty to sixty prominent retail and wholesale dealers in attendance. An engaging program included entertainment for the ladies and featured industry talks in a formal meeting setting.
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Georgia
State Marie Dealers’ Association
Senator Will Be Voted for by People at Large
Chicago August 4 The first general primaries under the new law are held across the state. The direct vote for United States Senator is used for the first time. Senator Cullom, seeking reelection, did not campaign publicly and relies on voter support. Observers say reelection is likely given public sentiment.
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Chicago
Toda
United States
Marshelby M. Cullom
Etnom
Swiss in Mexico observe formation of federation
Rome reports the third anniversary of Pope Pius X’s election. Cardinals and Vatican officials sent congratulations. European sovereigns offered well wishes. The pope appeared cheerful despite illness as crowds celebrated. Weather favorable and polls show strong support.
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Mexico
Rome
Pius X
College of Cardinals
Oreglia
Vatican
Iilness
Policyholders Sue for 50000 Against Will iamsburg Fire
San Francisco August 4 The organized policyholders of the Will iamsburg Fire Insurance company yesterday commenced suit to recover 50000 alleged to be due plaintiffs. This is the first of eight actions to be instituted by empowered attorneys. Salt will be brought in the courts in Germany against trans Atlantic companies and the result will furnish precedent for many policyholders unable to collect from German insurers. It to decided that the new Palace hotel will cost 3000000 with 300000 for furniture.
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Cal
Iamsburg Fire Insurance Company
Atorneys
Germany
New
Championship Contest For Bait and Fly Casting Opens
Kalamazoo Michigan hosts an international bait and fly casting tournament under the Kalamazoo Bait and Fly Casting Club with entrants from Chicago New York Racine Toronto and other cities. The event includes long distance and accuracy contests with prizes over 1000 in cash and plates. Noted participants include Ernest Bartholomew longtime champion distance caster R Leonard of New York worm champion salmon caster and John Glennon the Irish champion.
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Mich
Kalaymanco Bait and
Chicago
New York
Racine
Toronto
Ernest Bartholomew
R. ©. Leonard
John Glennon
Mays Hanged in Texas for Leo Woods Murder
L Maya, a black man, was executed at the county jail in San Antonio Texas for the July killing of Leo Woods a clerk at the Southern Pacific rip track. The motive traced to a taunt and a name call. The case went through appeals before the death sentence was upheld and carried out.
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San Antonio
Tex
Court of Appeals
Turbulent Morocco reports fuel unrest around Marrakesh
Tangier authorities report rapid spread of anti French agitation with rebels massing around Marrakesh. A semi independent coalition is urged to declare the sultanate and holy war. Conditions described as the most critical in thirty years.
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Moroccco
Tangier
Marakesh
Morocco
Morris buys John Harvard home for Harvard University
A cable from London reports Nelson Morris intends to donate the John Harvard home at Stratford-on-Avon to Harvard University though he hesitates due to anti American meatpacker sentiment over the canned meat scandal. His company has already faced a 2 million dollar foreign trade loss.
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the Times
London
Nelson Morris
John Harvard
Stratford-on-Avon
Harvard University
Morris
Chicago
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