Czar Seeks Leader for New Cabinet Amid Crisis
St. Petersburg July 13 The Associated Press reports Emperor Nicholas offered the premiership to Dmitri Shipov who refused due to not belonging to the majority party. Count Heidyon may be offered the post though he cannot form a cabinet. The British Channel Fleet visit to Cronstadt was postponed, seen as a sign of moderation by radicals and a potential constitutional democracy ministry.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Nicholas
Dmitri Shipom
Count Hleydon
Constitutional Democratic
Cronstadt
Constitutional Democracy
Warsaw Attempt on General Wounds Wife in Escape
In Warsaw on July 15 an assailant attempted to reach casemate Gen chbwelkowsky a member of the military tribunal. The general escaped unharmed while his wife was wounded by two bullets in the incident.
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Warsaw
Genchbwelkowsky
VISIT OF BRITISH FLEET TO RUSSIAN WATERS POSTPONED
The British Channel Fleet visit to Russian waters is postponed by Russia amid Russian concern over political unrest in Russia. King Edward and Emperor Nicholas exchange cordial telegrams as tensions rise and Britain weighs future relations with Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Mussa
Biritain
Crisi
Hrusela
Britain
Ruesela
Edward
Euperor Nicholas
Handwriting Experts Testify In Hartie Divorce Case In Pittsboro
In Pittsboro on July 13 experts in handwriting testified in the divorce case of August Hartie versus Mary Scott Hartie. Bank clerks supported handwriting observations, with Ewell admitting possible imitation of a long set of letters and witnesses disputing the authenticity of a “Dear Susie” letter. The trial pauses until Monday as testimonies proceed and conspiracy counts against Hartje and associates await alderman’s hearing tomorrow.
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Pittsboro
August Hartie
Mary Scott Hartie
M.P. Ewell
Hartie
Perguaon
Ewe't
Mre Hartie
Susie
Watson
Citizens’ Ntional Bank
Hartje
Seriaum
Augustus J Hartje
John J. Welshone
Clifford Hope
Co.crette
Miners Return to Work in Pennsylvania Open Shop Agreement
About 40,000 idle miners in Central Pennsylvania resume work after a conference with operators and United Mine Workers leaders. The pact grants an eight hour day, a 5.55 percent wage advance, an open shop, and arbitration provisions, pending district ratification. The Mayflower joins patrol duties at Santo Domingo.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Philadelphia
Gilday
Clearfield
Welchman
Askead
Real estate man Bolton killed ranchman in Clayton New Mexico
In Clayton New Mexico L D Bolton shot and killed Carl Gilg during an altercation with a young man named Hobson. Bolton was arrested and placed on a Trinidad bound train as a lynching party formed. Mounted Policeman Brophy diverted the mob and held Bolton at Rae ton jail until early afternoon.
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Pueblo
Col
Trinidad
Boon
L. D. Bolton
Carl Gilg
Clayton
N. M
Botton
Hobson
Ned
Gilg
Bolton
Holton
A. J. Brophy
Raeton
New Mexico
Roosevelt to Stay at Sagamore Hill Through September
President Roosevelt will remain at Sagamore Hill until late September and will not leave Washington until after the November elections. After voting, he travels to the Panama Isthmus, returning to Washington for Congress opening. Loch contemplates bear hunting in Colorado during October. Dr. David Starr Jordan pins seismic disturbance origin in Behring Sea and predicts next trouble near San Leandro and Hayward California.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Jt
Washington
Panama
Congress
Loch
Colorado
Ran Jove
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Unitarian Church
Behring Sea
San Leandro
Hayward
Salvador and Guatemala Still Fighting
A State Department cable reports continued fighting near Contemoque as Regalado’s forces provoke Guatemala. Guatemala declares martial law in Guatemala City while Salvador expresses willingness to cease hostilities. President Cabrera allegedly commands over 40 000 troops, seen as a menace, with U S efforts to disband them to avert invasion.
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Washington
State Department
Brown
Guatemala City
Contemoque
Regalado
Salvador
Guatemala
Merry
San Salvador
Cabrera
Honduras
Regalade
Guatemala Declares Martial Law Nationwide
Guatemala proclaims martial law across the republic with all males over age two conscripted, according to incoming Panamanian dispatches.
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Panama
Guatemala
Republic
Arma
Thaw defense funds in question as mother delays plan
New York reports Harry K Thaw in Tombs without funds to implement his defense. Funds were to come from his mother Mrs William Thaw of Pittsburg upon arrival from Europe. Assistant D A Garvan also probed a suit tied to former relations with Miss Ethel Thomas seeking 20000 dollars.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
William Thaw
Pittsburg
Europe
Mra
Thaw
Garvan
Joseph A. Shea
Shea
Ethel Thomas
Mise Thomas
Jerome
van Diver
Warm Springs
Georgia State Bar Association
Evelyn Thaw
Popertee
Dreyfus Reinstatement Triggers Bloody French Duels
Paris reports that the Dreyfus reinstatement law sparked violent unrest as Sarraut Conti and Pugnesi Conti clashed on the chamber floor. A wound to Sarraut followed a fierce exchange, deputies fought, and the session was suspended. The senate passed the Picquart bill and approved moving Zola’s body to the Pantheon amid continued chaos.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Vader
Sarraut
M. Pugtlesi
M. Sar
M. Sarr
Clem
Conti
M. Array
Dres
Levy
Dreyfus
Teraguinet
Karly
M. Pugnes
M Preasense
Vander
Poe
Minteter
Groupe
Brisson
Pugilesi-Conti
France
Mellon
Chamber
Emul Zola
Pantheon
Senate
Zola
Tioth
Morning Journal invites children to free diving horses show
Readership lines urge kids to visit the Morning Journal Matin for free tickets to an afternoon Diving Horse exhibition. The note emphasizes car pickup by noon and grandstand access for children under twelve free, while older kids pay entrance and fare.
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Morning Journal
Lhorse Mariner
Railroad
Fourth
Baretas
South Second
Coal
Moldning
MATIN
Plans for Bryan world tour reception in New York
New York on July 13 plans outline a September 30 Battery arrival for William Jennings Bryan. A reception committee led by Larwis Niwon maps events from Broadway to Central Park and Madison Square Garden with Mayor Tom L Johnson presiding. Governors, senators, and party leaders named as honorary members.
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New York
Wiliam J Bryan
Commercial Travelers Anti-Trust League
F Larwis Niwon
the Battery
Bryan
Broadway
Central Park
Acrome
Fifth Avenue
Victoria Hotel
Madison Square Garden
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Gov Polk
Missouri i
Wilam L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
New York Show Ship Marys Strands at Sparta
The New York show ship Marys ashore at Sparta after a long service with the New York city board of education. Built sixty two years ago the Marys carries about 100 boys under Commander Ciualaville Hanae of the U S Navy. She had cruised to Mureusein waters during her current voyage begun in April and was to be retired for newer craft.
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the &J. Marys
New York City
Insurrection in Matto Grosso Grows in Brazil
London reports from Lisbon that insurgents in Matto Grosso are expanding control as they march toward Rio de Janeiro. General Ribeiro commands $6,000 troops sent to quell the revolt amid claims of heavy casualties, with numbers cited around 4,000 killed.
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London
Lisbon
Matto Grosso
Brazil
Sie Janeiro
Ribeiro
Agaiest
Troops Start 200 Mile March to Chickamauga Park
The Seventh United States Infantry from Fort McPherson begins a 200 mile march to Chickamauga Materal Park for two months of maneuvers. The march follows the route of General Sherman and is expected to last about fifteen days.
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Atlanta
Seventh
United State Infantry
Fort McPherson
Chickamauga
Sherman
Ex governor Oterete to arrive in Santa Fe after world tour
Special to the Morning Journal Santa Fe New Mexico July 13 ex governor Micael A. Oterete and his son Miguel Jr are due in Santa Fe tonight after a grand tour of Europe Asia and Africa. A reception is planned by friends and rumors say Hiero may be backed as a congressional delegate candidate in the next campaign.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Djovernor
Micael A. Oterete
Banta Fe
Chiago
Europe
Asia
Africa
Miguel, Jr
Bie
Hiero
Moran to probe rail, gas and electric companies
District Attorney Moran announced an official inquiry into railroad gas and electric light firms over alleged statute violations. He cites free passes for legislators and shipping discrimination as issues and has hired a special attorney at his expense for the preliminary investigation.
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Matutes
Kosten
Jono F H. Moran
Electric Light Companier
Paltrande
Moran
Spense
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