Political upheaval and spies stir St Petersburg unrest
Reports from St Petersburg describe growing political assassinations in Poland and strikes, while Russian groups decide against a general strike for now. Spies are found dead in the city as revolutionary committees push preparations and address manifestos to the army, peasants, and workers amid imperial political strain.
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St. Petersburg
Social Democrats
Social Revolutionists
Peasants’ League
Workmen's Councils
Moscow
Revolutionary Committee
Russian Revolutionary Committee
Poland
Cronstadt
Regulations Made For Meat Inspection
Washington July 27 Secretary Wilson issued the regulations of the new meat inspection law governing interstate and foreign trade. They omit interstate transport and microscopic export inspection, to be issued later. The rules are strict and aligned with sanitation, preservatives, dyes, chemicals and diseased carcass condemnation. New York July 27 the Twenty Three club outing is nearly ready for a cruise across Long Island Sound with Glen Island as the main gathering point. Guests include Marc Klaw A L Erlanger George Cohan Sam H Harris and English playwright Henry Arthur Jones arriving today.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
New York
Long Island Sound
Glen Island
Marc Klaw
A. L. Erlanger
George Cohan
Sam H. Harris
Henry Arthur Jones
Relief Commission Resigns as Troop Concentration Under Way
In San Francisco on July 27, Corpl Edward T Devine Colonel George H Pippy and Edward F Morgan resigned from the relief commission now to be run by subcommittees of the rehabilitation committee with full executive powers Devine leaves for the east about August 1 Pippy cites private business and Pippy? pressure as reasons In Austin Texas July 27 the militia and regular troops in the department will form a big camp near the city by evening through September 30 with extensive maneuvers drills and field exercises Acon camp set up though state jurisdiction limits federal objections Many troops have marched long distances some over 200 miles to reach the city
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San Francisco
Cal
Edward T. Devine
George H. Pippy
Edward F. Morgan
Devine
Pippy
Austin
Texas
Camp
Acon
Steamship lines brace for Jamestown Exposition travel
Norfolk, July 27. Facing a spring influx of visitors to the 1907 Jamestown exposition, bay and coastwise steamers expand capacity. Old Dominion, New York and Richmond line rebuilds, adding four first class screw steamers and daily Norfolk and New York departures. Other lines increase boats, crews, and routes, with Norfolk and Baltimore, Merchants and Miners, Clyde, and Norfolk and Washington adjusting schedules to handle peak traffic and connect via Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, and Norfolk.
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Norfolky
Hampton Steads
Norfolk
Old Dominion
New York
Richmond
Old Dominion Line
Monroe
Hamilton
Tormeny
Newport Nestiphustling Company
Monroy
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Pennsylvania
Old Point Comfort
Cape Charles
Old Paint Comfort
Vennsylvania
Baltimore
Bay_ dine
Seamer
Virginia
Georgia
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
Savannah
Jamar Town Exposition
Clyde Line
Norfolk and Washington Stemmbant Company
Paseenger Trafic
Jamestown
World’s richest child guarded at Newport palace
Special Correspondent reports six year old John Nicholas Brown, heir to a fortune of ten million dollars, lives in a Newport villa guarded by private detectives and nurses. His mother spends heavily to shield him from kidnapping threats while a staff ensures his every need, with doctors detailing his health and a hygienic nursery as family and Vanderbilt relatives watch over him.
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Ren
Newport R
Guart
John Nicholas Brown
Providence
R. T
Thiy Clty
John Nilas Brown
Baby Brown
I T
Yong Prince of Fortune
Newport
Harold Brown
Narragansett Bay
Vanderbilt
Mra.t Geo
W. Vanderbilt de Tys Sant
Brown
Sage Will Leaves Fortune To Widow In Unclear Draft
New York July 27. Russell Sage’s will leaves the bulk to his widow with four small bequests to relatives. No charity bequest noted and value unspecified. Nephews and nieces each receive 25000 dollars. Executors include Mrs. Sage, Dr. John Mann, and Charles W. Osborne.
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New York
Russell Sage
Sage
Sage Teads
John ®. Mann
Charles W. Osborne
Texas Holds First Primary Across State Tomorrow
Dallas July 27 The state will vote in its first primary under a law requiring nomination by primary. Democratic dominance makes the primaries decisive for all offices from U S senator to constable with November’s general election likely perfunctory. Senator Bailey has no opponent. Minority parties will hold precinct conventions tomorrow.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
10 Constable
Bailey
Federated Meeting of Catholic Societies Arrives in Buffalo
Delegates to the annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies begin arriving in Buffalo New York for a Sunday start. Preparations for the gathering and delegate reception are extensive with expectations of a large turnout and aims of worldwide unity among Catholic societies.
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Buffalo
N.Y
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Uni Ncation
Maly
Germany
France
Austria
England
Belgium
Secretary Root Arrives in Rio de Janeiro
Secretary Root arrived in Rio de Janeiro today from Brazil with a welcoming ceremony by Brazilian officials. The event drew an assembled crowd including military figures as Kansas City traders and livestock sectors reported meat and cattle market figures for the day.
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Rio de Janeiro
Jaty Root
Baebit
Genera
Rio Branco
Aia
Ctyi
Heney
Escaped convicts caught again in Pensacola
Three men from the Jackson Lumber company camp at Lockhart Alabama arrived in Pensacola seeking protection after a failed escape attempt. Bleeding from welts and torn clothing, they described being lashed forty times last week and recaptured by bloodhounds during their second try.
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Pensacola
Fla
Jackson Lumber Company
Lockhart
Harry Lyman
Zion City ruling and Dowie antagonists clash in court
In Chicago Judge Landis ruled Zion City and its industries do not belong to John Alexander Dowie. Dowie’s claim to the property was rejected, a receiver for Zion City was appointed, and John Hately bonds set at 25000. An election for a general overseer is ordered for September. In New York three indictments allege sugar rebating connected to the American Sugar Refining Co. In Oregon Hoge and Nickell were found guilty in land fraud case. stay of judgment granted.
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Landis
Chicago
Zion
Hoge and
Nickell
Oregon
Landia
United States District Court
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Voliva
Zion City
Dowie
Alexander Granger
Granger
Dowle
Covenant
Moses
Elijah
John
Hately
New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States Court
American Sugar Refining Company
Portland
Ore
Hoge-Nickell
Hunt
Hoge
Medford
United States
President Roosevelts talks with Clark on excess naval reductions
Oyster Bay July 27 B B Clark new interstate commerce commissioner spoke with President Roosevelt on the new railroad rate law and its enforcement. Wardman named consul at Asas Calientes Mexico and Hal Singleton named postmaster at Jefferson Texas announced. Vessels at sea: navy studies coal at sea using English and American systems. coaling as vital as dry dock work.
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Oyster Bay
B. B. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Geo. B. Wardman
Pennsylvania
Asas Calientes
Mexico
Hal Singleton
Jeffered
Texas
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Naval General Board
American engineers visit Buckingham Palace in London
King Edward receives representatives of the American Institute of Mining Engineers at Buckingham Palace. A Bessemer medal is presented, with the king expressing pleasure. An excursion to Windsor Castle follows and the summer school program progresses. The event closes with a well attended institute banquet and continued visits across England.
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London
Edward
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Buckingham Palace
University of Ten
Lonneskee
English Iron and Steel Institute
American Institute of Civil Engineers
England
Scotland
Isitora
Society For German Ironmasters
Dusseldorf
Herr Springorum
Iron and Steel Institute
Lchroecier
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