Emperor William Criticizes Strikes as China Troop Plans Grow
Berlin reports Emperor William denounces strikes while preparing another 10 000 troops for China as tensions rise over Pekin policy. Foreign affairs minister von Buelow clashes with the emperor on China strategy amid ongoing warlike preparations and dockside tributes to embarked troops.
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Associated Press
Berlin
William
China
Lokal Anzeiger
Hamburg
Bremerhaven
Count von Buelow
Germany
Preas
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Frankfurt Zeitung
Lloyd
Clark's Democratic gift sparks debate in press and party
The press mocks William A. Clark over his reported $100,000 to the Democratic National Committee for Bryan Stevenson support. Democrats weigh the legitimacy and impact while Senator James E. K. Jones declines to comment. Some say the amount was insufficient given recent Montana costs, others call the gift a political bargain.
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Standard
United States
Republican
Independent
Clark
Bryan
Mr. Clark
The
New York Herald
William A. Clark
Democratic National Committee
Kansas City
Lucania
Democratic
Democratic Campaign
Stevenson
Associated Press
James EK. Jones
Elberon
Jones
Montana
German army expansion and imperial expeditions dominate news
Reports outline a pending order to form a 10 000 man corps and an imminent colonial reserve army expansion. Molkenbusher fined for criticising officers. Explorations by Pushstein’s team begin a three year excavation. Russian cruiser launch to be witnessed at Dantzig Aug 15. Astor and the Prince of Wales arrive in Hamburg as Sousa concert draws Berlin crowds.
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Reichstag
Molkenbusher
Herr Tograve
Ralbeck
Pushstein
Dantzig
Novick
William Waldorf Astor
Hamburg
Prince of Wales
Sousa
Berlin
New York
McDowell
H. K. Bradley
Bartlett
Kerry Mills
Gustav Kerker
George Rosey
Bristol
William Ludlow
War College
Germany
Tam
England
Wringe
Lord Dunraven
South Africa
Cowes
Coburg
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
Oberhausen
Cologne
London
Waterloo Railway Station
Sheffield
Humbert
Margherita
Pineio
Qucen Margherita
Rome
Major Burnham
Osborne
CPR Strike Sparks Winnipeg Labour Action
Canadian Pacific railway shop workers in Winnipeg trigger a strike after alleging the company broke a prior agreement by denying Western representatives on the general committee access to arrange a schedule. Fort William to coast shops are reportedly closed and unionists fear a broader blow to labor. An ultimatum from engineers firemen and train hands reportedly threatening to strike tomorrow could not be confirmed.
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C. P
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Aux
Canadian Pacific Railway Soop
Western
General Committee
Canadian Pacific
Fort William
Morrow
Governor Jacob D. Cox Dies in Magnolia Mississippi
A telegram from Magnolia Mississippi reports the death of Ohio Governor Jacob D. Cox in the afternoon. He served as Ohio governor in 1866 67 and as secretary of the interior under General Grant. He was about 70 years old.
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Cox
Cleveland
Magnolia
Miss
Anysis
Jacob D. Cox
Ohio
Interior
Firant
France Mourns King Humbert as France Triumphs in Africa
Paris reports a week of strong emotions with grief over Italy's king, pride at Rabah's defeat signaling French dominance in Lake Chad, and dismay at the Expo losses. Public ceremonies for Persian visits are canceled while hope for minister safety remains uncertain.
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Associated Press
Paris
Italy
Africa
Rabah
France
Humbert
Persia
Offtclal
Lake Tchad
Bretonnet
E. W. Lawrence
Duties of Catholics at Atlantic City Address on Organization
At the Knights of Columbus reunion in Atlantic City on August 4, Bishop James A. McFaulk of Trenton spoke on The Influence of Organization. He urged Catholics to organize to defend civil rights, oppose discrimination, and ensure Catholic rights in politics, marriages, and public funding. He urged state support for Catholic Indian schools and more Catholic chaplains in the armed forces.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Knights
Columbns
NATO
James A. McFaulk
Trenton
Faulk
American Protective Association
Philippines
Cuba
Neval Brooke
United States
Georgia to consider constitutional amendment on race policy
Georgia representative Hardwick plans to push a constitutional amendment at the next session, prompted by North Carolina’s recent election where white supremacy was embedded in the state. The move follows a statewide reaction to that outcome.
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Georgia
Atlanta
North Carolina
Hardwick
Voting Restrictions Endorsed by Thies Administration
The policy mirrors provisions from the old North state, enforcing property and educational qualifications for suffrage and effectively disenfranchising Black voters.
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Old North State
England Eyes U S Campaign as Coalition of Events Unfolds
London reports show English editors weighing American political slogans amid imperial wars and domestic issues with Volunteering groups gathering at great camps. Royal progress includes the Prince of Wales at Cowes and Lipton party returning to London after yacht talks.
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England
Associated Press
London
Labouchere
United States
Welch
Mediterranean
A. J. Balfour
Cambridge University
Sussex
Salisbury Plain
Aldershot
Solent
Prince of Wales
Cowes
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lord Charles Russell
Depew
Thomas
Sandy Hook
Discoveries At John Day Fossil Fields Eastern Oregon
University of California expedition reports new species from John Day fields including fossil remains of a rapir rhinoceros extinct horse and an extinct cat. Mastodon remains also found though younger than most specimens. Findings to be stored at UC museum.
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Oregon
San Francisco
University of California
John Day
Joseph C. Merriam
University of California Museum
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