Push ing agitation for strikes and uprisings
Central committee of social democrats hastily summoned from the provinces endorses last week’s push for a general strike and uprising to win a constituent assembly to decide Russia’s future form of government. Stolypin seeks cabinet reshuffle and strong-handed reforms amid ongoing negotiations with Guchkoff Looff and Heyden. A mob gutted a brew on the Schluesselburg road. Cossacks dispersed them. Rumor of Trepoff’s death proved false. In Warsaw worshipers panic as gunfire spooks a ferry drowning five. Teheran dismisses the grand vizier for ultra reactionism and backlash to reforms.
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St. Petersburg
Central Committee of
Social Democrats
Stolypin
M. Guchkoff
Prince Looff
Count Heyden
Schluesselburg
Trepoff
Boston Athletic meeting aims to revive active athletics
Boston Massachusetts July 30 the Boston Athletic association holds a special meeting to revive interest in active athletics among members. The club, once filled with young proficient track and field athletes, saw retirements erode participation and seeks new, willing competitors to restore honors in contests across the East. TEACHERS MAKE TOUR OF UNITED STATES New York July 30 about one hundred New York teachers have completed a sweeping tour of the United States visiting major cities and landmarks from Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon and San Francisco to Seattle.
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Boston
Mast
Boston Athletic Association
The
Associaion
United States
New York
Middle States
Yellowstone Park
Crippie Creek
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Troop Train Transport Planned From Albuquerque to Austin Camp
Adjutant Tarkington is due in Albuquerque tonight or tomorrow to arrange a special train departing August 3 carrying territorial troops to the Austin Texas encampment. Pullman cars and extensive equipment are being sent, with routes via El Paso for Phoenix and Roswell units, and a Santa Fe route for Silver City Las Cruces Santa Fe Albuquerque and Las Vegas troops. Company 6 in OM Town drills for loading August 9, while Company G trains nearby. Stock news follows with mixed results from major exchanges.
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Adjutant Tarkington
Albuquerque
Austin
Texas
Pullman Company
Phoenix
el Paso
Roswell
Silver City
Las Cruces
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Dowie objects as grand jury targets Standard Oil
In Chicago a federal grand jury convenes to build a case against Standard Oil and high officials under the anti trust law. Attorney General Moody directs talent to fortify evidence from Cleveland, aiming for indictments and prosecutions. Dowie vows appeal of Judge Landis ruling Zion City as a trust estate.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company
Moody
Ceveland
Noted Entomologist Snow Bitten by Gila Monster
Prof Snow of the University of Kansas, a leading entomologist, was bitten by a Gila monster while working with a class in Arizona. He is in serious condition, but later told reporters he was far from dead. He travels home to Lawrence on train No 2, carrying a large collection of specimens and a field party of KU associates.
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Phoenix
Arte
Snow
Kansas University
United States
Arizona
PF. H. Snow
University of Kansen
Lawrence
Prof. Snow
L.A. Adams
Crumbs
Eugene Stouth
University of Kansas
Lawyers Convention Opens in Asheville North Carolina
The Commercial Law League of America opened its annual convention in Asheville NC with large attendance from across the United States. An extensive program includes many important addresses and Judge I I Moore of the Louisiana court of appeals will speak on insurance, noted as a leading authority.
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Lawyers
North Carolina
Ashville
N.C
Commercial Law League of America
United States
I. I. Moore
Loulalana Court of Appeals
League
Circuit Clerks Hold Heir Annual Session
Kei Springs Ky July 20 The Kentucky Circuit Court Clerks association holds its second annual meeting with Samuel Bedford presiding. The agenda includes uniformity of fees and a week’s outing for clerks and their wives. Attendance lists show several members from nearby counties.
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Springs
Kentucky Circuit Court Clerks' Association
Samuel W. Bedford
Daviess County
Wreck of Express Kills Two in New Hamburg Debris Cleared
Wreck crews in Newburgh New York clear debris after the New York Central Pacific Express struck a landslide near New Hamburg at 11 20 last night. Engineers Edward Wells and fireman Edward Warren of New York died, about a dozen passengers injured but not fatally. The locomotive plunged forty feet into gravel, then rose and crossed all three tracks.
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Newburgh
N.Y
New York Central
Pacific Express
New Hamburg
Edward Wells
Edward Warren
New York
Hudson River
New York Tunnel
Good Report Made By Surgeon General
Washington D. C. July 20 The annual report of the surgeon general of the United States army for the Year 1905, covered by statistics just available, will make such a showing in element gratifying to army medical officers. There has been nothing like it in nearly ten years, and the gratifying condition is attributable to the improvement in sanitary conditions.
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Washington, D. C
United States Army
Army Medical
Army Medical Corps
French Government Regrets Killing of English Naval Officer
Paris reports the French embassy in Washington conveyed the government’s regret over the wounding and death of Lieutenant Clarence Englan, navigational officer on the cruiser Chailluneers, by a rifle shot from the French cruiser Dupetit Thouars during small arms practice near Che Poo on July 28.
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Paris
Washington
Clarence Englan
Cha Iluneers
Che Poo
Smiler
Dupetit
Thouars
Union Platform Adopted Amid Socialist Opposition
New York July 80 The Central Federated union after a long debate yesterday decided to go political with affiliated unions per President Gompers recommendation. The platform includes eight hour day anti child labor and trade union features and allows candidate nomination by trade union boards endorsed by either party. Bryan to outline campaign issues in Madison Square Garden speech August 30. Stockholm July 30 Sweden’s opposition to Norway’s separation persists. Swedish enmity spreads to Denmark as Norway’s Danish king prompts Nordic tensions.
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New York
Central! Federated Union
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Socialist Party
Bryan
Wiliam J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Stockholm
Sweden
Anwer
Norwa
Denmark
Norway
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Germany
Oscar
Europe
Meeting of Fair Committee Tonight at Manager McCanna Office
Executive committee and advisory board of the territorial fair association meet at 8 in the Grant building headquarters. Topics include nominations for purses, potential Colorado entries, and securing attractions for fall week with $10,000 in prizes and planned amusement line expansion.
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Mc Canna
terr @ritorial fair association
McCanna
Colorado
Stranger O Wins Big Prize On Missouri Circuit
Joseph Barnett received a letter from horse trainer Fr. Frost, who runs the Barnett string on the Missouri circuit. Stranger O won at Marshall last week, taking the $500 purse with a straight beat in a little over a second and a quarter of its mark. Stranger O bears a 2:08 record from Marshall. Mr Barnett and Harvey co to Higelaville Mo.
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Joseph Barnett
FR. Frost
Barnett String
Missouri
Stranger O
Marshall
Barnett
Harvey Co
Higelaaville
Automobile Meet at Bretton Woods Draws Vast Car Roster
Bretton Woods New Hampshire hosts a large gathering as the Mountain One car meet opens. Bay State Automobile Association members and others from the East attend multiple events on a 3.5 mile Crawford route. Twelve contests run over several days with divisions for lightweight and heavyweight stock cars and touring models priced from 850 to 8900 dollars.
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Bretton Woods
Bay State Automobile Association
Mount Washington
Crawford
Oldest Indiana woman Mrs Ferdinand Reese dies
Mrs Ferdinand Reese, claimed as the oldest woman in Indiana and possibly the nation, died today at La Porte after a long life marked by quiet steadiness and steel industry ties. Her death ends a notable chapter in Indiana aging history.
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Indiana
la Porte
Ind
Ferdinand Reese
United States
Statehood Concessions Favored in Joint Territory Plan
Special to Evening Citizen Tucson July 30 reports strong local support for joint statehood with New Mexico. Arizona residents praise President Roosevelt for urging statehood to escape territorial status and seek a larger share of offices, despite opposing corporate interests. A Flagstaff letter urges guarantees on governor and Senate seats and a rotating governorship between the two regions to win broader backing.
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Tucson
Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
Two Optician Societies Meet in Rochester
Rochester N Y July 30 Two important conventions of opticians are in session here today The Optical Society of New York opened its session at Haines hall and will finish its business this afternoon In the evening the American Association of Opticians will be called to order by President B D Clark The two conventions have attracted more than a thousand opticians from New York state and parts of the United States and from Canada A large program is set for the national convention which closes Thursday with a banquet by the Rochester Optical Society and local manufacturers Mayor Cutler will welcome attendees John C Eberhart of Dayton Ohio will respond President J D Clark will give the annual address and reports will be submitted by William F Houston and J K Stebbins A Bausch Lomb factory visit and Kodak works tours are planned along with eye testing and muscle clinics by Montreal and South Bend experts The schedule includes business sessions and many site visits to optician facilities across Rochester and adjacent works
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Rochester
N. Y
Optical Society of New York
Haines Hall
Haines’ Hall
American Association of Opticians
B. D. Clark
United States
Canada
Rochester Optical Society
Cutler
John C. Eberhart
Dayton
J. D. Clark
Wiliam F
Tabula, O
Bausch & Lomb
Samuel Grant
Montreal
John H. Ellis
South Bend
Ind
Eastman Kodak
Kodak Park
Taylor Brothers
Japan to Buy Six Private Railroads in Japan Plan
Tokio July 30 The Japanese government announced the dates for purchasing six private railroads. Purchases cover Hokkaido Tanko Tetsudo Kobu Tetsudo Nippon Tetsudo Gangetsu Tetsudo Nishinari Tetsudo and Sanyo Tetsudo with a total price of 250 090 000 yen about 125 million dollars. Interest at 5 percent annually will be paid from purchase dates. Government bonds issued when service begins. Returns are expected to cover running costs interest and yield a surplus though exact amount uncertain.
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Tokio
Suet
Eix
Parchans
Hokkaido Tanko Tetseudo
Kobu Tetsudo
Nippon ‘Tetsudo
Gangetsu Tetsudo
Nishinari Tetsudo
Sanyo Tetsudo
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Teheran
Nis
Atehlaon
Atchison
New York Co
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Southern Pacifc
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Amalgamated Copper
Caled States Bieet
United States Steel
Justice 15
Standard Oil
John Alexander Dowie
Judge Landis
Belcher
Patterson
Eliyah Jl
John Alexander Dowle
Landi
Zion City
First Apostle
Dowle Hinself
Shiloh House
Dowle
Lands
New Jersey
Pattcrson
Tilly
TE Belcher
Wimeek
Warren
St. Louis
Loui
Wieady
Express
Vincennes
New Jersey Tennis Club
Ridgewood
N. J
Ridgewood Golf Club
B. A. Busch
Central Federation Union
Haakon
Trondhjem
Committee OF Fair
Man McCanna
Antis
Evening Citizen
Flagstaff
Kibby
Percival Lowell
South
Optician Societies
Mer
Japan
Detroit
Cleveland
Derol
Glenville
Canonsburg
Elmer Dempster
Samuel Penlee
Dempster
Penlog
Bureau
Demputer
Cumberland
State of
Maryland
Agenient
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Hallroad Company
Ribond Company
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