Rioting erupts in New York district injuring many
A violent race riot broke out along Amsterdam and West End avenues near Sixty-fifth Street, requiring 250 police to quell. After a confrontation began with an arrest, stones and gunfire left numerous injuries among whites and blacks as mobs battled for hours, with arrests and nightly patrols continuing.
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New York
San Juan Hil
Amsterdam
West End
Edward Connelly
Henry Williams
Witte Appointment Satisfactorily Reported At Peterhof
Prolonged audience with the emperor discusses peace negotiations. Witte to Paris July 26 aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Korotoviy named to Russian mission. Muravief ill delaying familiarization, Witte named chief plenipotentiary. Lamsdorff credited for recommendation. reports cite unity in government backing Witte. Roosevelt notified. Portsmouth NH to host peace envoys with state officials coordinating arrival.
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Peterhof
M. Witte
Paris
Cherbourg
Witte
Rous Ry Wasa
Messen
M. Muravief
Committee of Ministers
Taxt
Lamsdorff
Count Lamsorf
Alance
M. Boutigun
Ministry of the Interior
Prince Sviatoisky
Looks Like Bad Luck for Start to North
New York July 1 An attempt to obtain Peary's arctic ship Roosevelt has been made by persons who notified the treasury department that the vessel had left port without clearance papers. Government officials promptly imposed a 300 fine and members of the Peary club furnished a bond.
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New York
Peary
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Peary Club
Astronomers Arrange Eclipse Viewing Party
At St Johns N F on July 14 Prof Heber Curtis and Joel Stebbins of Lick Observatory left by mail steamer to Labrador to observe the total solar eclipse on August 30. Several more astronomers from Great Britain and the United States will join on the next steamer.
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At. Johns
N. F
Heber Curtis
Joel “Stebbins
Lick Observatory
Labrador
Great Britai
United States
Paris Celebration Honors Historic July Column Scene
A Paris day of national celebration centers on the Column of July with monuments marking the old Hostile palace and prison destroyed during the revolution. The presence of English officials at the public holiday signals a new era in European politics as observers discuss the event and its symbolism.
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England
France Celebrates National Holiday Amid Anglo French Festivities
Paris on July 14 marked France's national holiday with crowded boulevards and decorated streets. A grand review at Long Champs featured President Loubet, ministers, and 128 British naval officers in uniform. About 20,000 troops took part as British ships saluted and joined in the celebrations alongside French officials and citizens.
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Paris
Long Champs
Mme. Loubet
Diplomatic Corps
Brest
Loubet
Elysee Palace
Canadian fugitive Collins vows extradition defeat
Collins and his wife remain jailed at the Dinard hotel in Victoria after a San Francisco indictment for perjury. Collins declares he will not be extradited and questions California law. His mother and Mrs. Colling stay nearby as a special officer monitors meals in their apartments. Papers demand extradition travel with his son Thomas Gibson.
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Mme
Coline
San Francisco
Grand Jury
Law Library
Dinard
Colling
McCurdy
8 Francisco
Oinard
Thomas Gibson
Collins
Cattle Tax Ruling Affects Home Range Taxation
Montana supreme court upholds Lewis and Clark ruling that livestock taxes attach to the county where cattle’s home range lies. Case involves Flowerree Cattle Co and winter transfer of cattle from Teton range into Lewis and Clark county for feeding. Ruling clarifies taxation on livestock moved across counties during winter.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Lewis and Chirk County
Flowerree Cattle Company
Flowserree Company
Lewis and Clark
Teton
J. W. Marshall
Taft Party Arrives in Honolulu for Lively Visit
Secretary Taft and party arrived in Honolulu amid a cordial welcome by Acting Governor Atkinson and citizens. They toured local sites, lunched at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel where Taft spoke, and joined dances aboard with Miss Roosevelt. The group then toured Waikiki Beach for surf riding.
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Honolulu
Taft
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Lie of the
Atkinson
Tate
Rooreve
Roosevelt
Hawal
Washington
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Aine Roosevele
Waikiki Beach
Begging His Way Home Ends In Disappearance
Valentine Sweigel, formerly of Park County Poor Farm, left the institution seeking his old home in Pennsylvania. He had lost limbs after severe freezing, said he preferred life on the road to the poor farm. He was seen in Western Dakota, vowing to return by winter.
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Standard
Avingston
Valentine Sweigel
Yellowstone
Sweigel
Electric
Trail Creek
Dakota
Park County
Penn Sylvania
Pennsylvania
May Take the Places of Striking Operators
July 14 dispatch reports numerous strangers in hotels posing as tourists. They claim delays by transport firms while hints suggest they are ready to replace Northern Pacific Montana division telegraphers should a strike occur. Companies reportedly keep workers at wages at division points in anticipation.
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Standar
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Montana
Russian peace talks advance as troops mobilize pace
St. Petersburg reports Russian plenipotentiaries paid 420 per day plus 2300 travel allowance. plans for reinforcing General Linovitch’s army keep pace with peace negotiations. The Nineteenth Army Corps has marching orders and six Cossack regiments have been mobilized successfully.
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Jersburg
St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Nineteenth
First Public Sale of the Year at Billings Wool Exchange
George Colby was elected manager of the wool exchange and took charge of the floor sales. Five clips were sold: 30,000 pounds at 2 cents to C Webb & Co. 20,000 pounds at 22 and one half cents to Fraser Bros for Francis Willey & Co. 15,000 pounds at 23 and a quarter cents to May for Jeremiah Williams Co. 17,000 pounds at 23 and a quarter cents to Hallowell Donald & Co. One private sale occurred yesterday before the public sale. M F Trogden sold 40,000 pounds at 2 cents to J Koshland & Co. Wool from outside points began to arrive for buling, most sold under contract earlier in the season.
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Billings
George Colby
Wool Exchange
James. Thompson
Rodney’ King
C. "Webb & Co
Fraser Bros
C. I. Godfrey
Francis Willey & Co
May
Jeremiah Willams ,'Co
John Heide
Hallowell, Donald &" Co
M. F. Trogden
Bennett
J. ‘Koshland '& Co
Censorship Revived Under General Trepoff in St. Petersburg
The government censorship directed by General Trepoff, assistant minister of the interior, has been revived with renewed vigor. A blanket order now prohibits publication of any news relating to tribes, disorders, or revolutionary action, restricting press freedom in St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
General Trepoff
Fatal freight wreck on the Iowa Central near Richland
Three men killed in a Iowa Central freight wreck near Richland Marshamtown Iowa on July 1. Identified are Jesse Long engineer William West fireman Samuel Woolsey brakeman. Two injured listed as Jam and Fireman. Authorities report probable fatal injuries.
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Marshamtown
Iowa
Iowa Central
Richland
Jesse Long
William West
Samuel Woolsey
Indictment Probe In Chicago Child Torture Case
Mercer County State's Attorney seeks information on the condition of Mrs Mary McKinney of Aledo and her removal to Dr Banger Brown's Kenilworth sanitarium. McKinney and her husband are indicted for torturing Stella Grandy, a child connected with an old society.
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Orham
Mercer
Banger Brown
Corning
Mary" McKinney
Aledo
Missoula Unearths Clark Descendants From Flathead Reservation
Mary Clark and husband with daughter Lucy claim direct descent from William Clark of Lewis and Clark fame. Duncan McDonald and Dr. W B Parsons verify lineage, presenting a Kal Tzae era history linking Clark’s line to Nez Perce and Bear Paw era events. The story ties to Missoula officials and the Historical Society of Montana archives.
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Missoula
Flathead
Mary Clark
Lucy
William ‘Clark
West
Portland
Great Western Empire
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Duncan McDonald
Mary
William Clark
WB. Parsons
Mes Donald
Dr. Parsons
Arlee
Evaro
Northern Pacific
Tal Kal Tae
Nez Perce
Toften
Buffalo Plaine
Two Hundred Dollars for Stealing a Post Raucous Billings Plea
K T Farrish known as Alkailike pleaded guilty to stealing a 15 cent post and was fined 200 dollars plus costs. He had prior theft cases but was not convictable until last night when John Murphy spotted him in the act on ranch property belonging to Mire E B Kennedy. The Kennedy family holds many posts charged to Kennedy and the whether he stole them or not remains disputed.
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Novoe Vremya
M. Witte
St. Petersburg
Toto
Sne
St. Petersburg Gassette
Muravieff
Standard
Billings
K. T. Farrish
Alkailike
Justic Mann
Farrish
John Murphy
Mire
E.B. Kennedy
Conviction in Arkansas Conspiracy Bribe Case
Little Rock Arkansas July reprob enitative George Champian of Men County was today convicted of conspiracy to bribe. He faces the punishment under the death statute, with a jury verdict finding him guilty and sentencing to punishment under the law.
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Little Rock
Ark
George Champian
Men County
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