No Backward Step Possible in Russia Says Bryan
London July 24 W J Bryan warned no backward steps in Russia as he backed a proposed rider on a model ar tification treaty discussed at the inter parliamen tary union. The union adopted a clause urging formation of an international commission of inquiry before hostilities and pressed for disarmament at The Hague peace conference. Bryan also said recognition of self government cannot be undone. In The Hague Queen Wilhelmina fell ill causing gloom as premature delivery ended hopes for an heir.
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Pan American Congress in Rio Sets Short Session Pace
Rio de Janeiro July 2 The Third Pan American Congress opened yesterday and met again to finish preliminaries before work. A five minute rule is expected for debates with thirty minute opening addresses. The congress will close September 1 despite unfinished business. The US cruiser Charles Johnson arrives tomorrow to greet Secretary Root and family during a twelve day visit with many social and state functions planned.
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Whiskey fuels fatal affray in San Mateo village
Special to The Evening Citizen Grants New Mexico July 24 One man Raw tion Sisneros stabbed and killed Jose Leon Castillo in a drunken brawl in San Mateo near Grants. The pair longtime friends and sheep workers for Montoya Bros of Bernalillo had been drinking after traveling to San Mateo for supplies. Sisneros was arrested and held in Grants jail awaiting inquest and transfer to Valencia county jail in Los Lunas.
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Teachers of Tennessee At Chattanooga Meet Four Days
Chattanooga July 24 The annual meeting of the Tennessee State Teachers association opens with a four day session. Distinguished Southern educators will speak as mornings and evenings focus on business and the afternoons allow recreation and sight seeing. Excursions to nearby points of interest are planned. Key speakers include J H Filoneman Arkansas and F A Cotton Indiana.
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Stromboli volcano excites island residents again
Palermo reports Stromboli's eruption drawing strong local interest as the island population grows restless and watchful amid renewed activity. William Rockefeller in good health after returning from Europe and resting in Tarrytown. Joe Gans defeats Dave Holly in a twenty round decision at Pleasant Beach, Seattle, in a closely contested bout.
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Cotton mill men meet in Arkansas convene over cotton South
In Sloot Springs Arkansas the Alabama Association of cotton men opens its convention focusing on the cotton situation in the South. The event shifts attention to market forces and industry concerns as delegates gather to discuss policy and pricing.
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Military dictatorship looming as arrests sweep St Petersburg
In St Petersburg a swift crackdown unfolds as the old suppression apparatus operates curb uprisings. Domiciliary searches fill prisons, a press censorship is imposed, and cossacks join workingmen against a feared anti liberal revolt linked to Odessa. Proclamations claim death sentences for imperial officials.
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Ex Governor Otero Seen In City Last Night
Ex governor Miguel A. Otero visited the city last evening on the way from Santa Fe to his Guadalupe county ranch. He was met by local leaders including Mayor H. O. Bursum, delegates, and Solomon Luna. Otero said he is out of politics for now, with any return a matter for the future. An Alvarado gathering among the group held political significance and plans for a fall clan meeting were discussed.
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Filipinos Approve of Going to Hawaii Plantations
Manila July 24. The Philippine commission approved a resolution backing the Hawaiian Planters association scheme to transport Filipino laborers and families to Hawaii for sugar plantation work. Gov Ide Aske Military Aid Manila July 24. Gov Ide requested military aid to punish the Pulajanes in Leyte. Two battalions have been sent to assist the constabulary as the inland is reported to be completely subdued.
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Will Fight Over the Sage Millions
New York July 4 The Herald says preparations to contest the will of Russell Bagwell have been made by his nephews if the provisions do not satisfy them.
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Thinks Children Escaped Death In Fire Homes Nearby
Mee Kreifels and four children survived a Sunday morning fire that destroyed their Old Albuquerque home. The family had planned a weekend outing in Coyote Canyon with the Grimmer family, and the danger arose when heat from the kitchen and chimney during Saturday afternoon baking caused the blaze that gutted the bedroom area. The incident is partly covered by insurance.
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Engineers Meet in London for Joint Mining and Iron Study
A joint session of the American Institute of Mining Engineers and the British Iron and Steel Institute opens at the Institution of Civil Engineers in London and runs July 24 to 26. Delegates will hear papers, tour sites including a London electricity plant and the Armorer’s Company, and attend a Mansion House reception.
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Wreck of Great Northern Mail Near Cawden Claims Several Lives
Spokane news reports a catastrophic Great Northern railroad wreck one mile east of Cawden, Washington, with at least seven dead and seven seriously injured. Firemen and express messengers among the deceased include N Edward Munson and Charles Danner. an unidentified man from South Framingham also perished. In addition, exhumation work continues at the Amsden building collapse in Framingham, while Wool market news from St. Louis notes steady conditions and price ranges.
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Young Woman Shot by Santa Fe Policeman
In Santa Fe a night city officer Manuel Gonzales shot a young woman of doubtful reputation near the Delmonico restaurant with a 45 caliber pistol. She was wounded in the abdomen and carried to her room for medical aid. Gonzales was arrested and jailed awaiting preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to kill. bond set at $1,000. The woman is expected to recover and offered no further details about her paramour.
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Fine conditions shown in wool market tournaments and races at Ithaca
The Central New York Volunteer Firemen's association opened its annual convention in Ithaca New York under favorable auspices. The event spans three days with events in wool market, improved business tone, and expected large attendance of 800 and manufacturers report. The program includes tournaments and races at the place with prospects of a brighter yarn and fabric trade.
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Retail Grocers Favor Pure Food Law
Chicago July 24 via executive committee 150000 members of the Navena Retail Grocers association thank President Roosevelt for his support of the pure food law recently passed by Congress. Spelter St Louis July 24 Spelter quiet astir a
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