Triat OF TRACY LOST IN WOODS
Seattle July 7 The Whitehall boat carrying Harry Tracy and Anderson from Port Madison Sunday night has been found at Miller bay with a pair of automobiles inside. A trail into the forest indicates the two men fled, and Sheriff Cook leads a posse from Port Madison to pursue them through the dense woods as tracks are observed and the search continues.
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Seattle
Wash
Miller Bay
Whitehall
Harry Tracy
Anderson
Port Madison
Tracy
Port Gamble
Heriff
Cook
Judge Hook Grants Temporary Injunction Over Bucket Shops
In Kansas City on July 1 Judge Hook of the U S court granted a temporary injunction sought by the Chicago board of trade against the Christie Grain and Stock Company to bar use of the board’s quotations. The court enjoins Western Union and Postal Telegraph from delivering the Chicago board’s quotations to Christie. The board claims proprietary rights in its quotations. Christie contends the board is a bucket shop and quotations are public property. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court will be taken.
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Hook
Federal Court
Kansas City
United States Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Christie Grain and Stock Company of
Chicago Board
United States Supreme Court
Christie Company
Gas Addices In Trouble Receivership For Bay State Gas
In Trenton on July 7 Judge Kirkpatrick appointed George D Halleck receiver for Bay State Gas Company of New Jersey. The syndicate linked to J Edward Addicks faces claims of defaulted bond interest totaling 278 897 plus 10 000 to Mercantile Trust and 333 000 floating debts across four related gas firms. Total liabilities exceed 9 000 000, with no dividends paid by the four firms in two years.
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Trenton
N. J
Ludge Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Court
George D. Halleck
Plainfield
Bay State Gas Company
New Jersey
J. Edward Addicks
Boston Gas Light Company
Roxbury Gas Light Company
South Boston Gas Light Company
Bay State Gas Company of
Boston
Frank
Hospital Brutality Alleged in Death of Housetown
In Santiago de Cuba a Scotchman William Housetown died after delirium following alcohol excess. He was placed in a strait jacket, jailed, and left without medical attendance. British consul Mason investigates alongside a prior delirium tremens case of an American named Cooper.
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Santiago de Cuba
Wiliam Housetown
Housetown
Cooper
Mason
Government Rejects Rebels Proposals From Vargas Santos
Washington July 7 The Colombian government has rejected counter proposals from Vargas Santos a rebel leader in response to government offers of general amnesty to those who surrender and cease hostilities The proposals were submitted through Minister Concha in Bogota and called for Colombia to assume Santos debts to foreign countries and for liberal governors to be appointed in four departments.
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Vargas Santos
Washington
Colombia
Concha
Santos
NOT FOR ME, SAYS BEVERIDGE SAYS HE WILL NOT SEEK VICE PRESIDENCY
Indiana Senator Albert J Beveridge in Indianapolis declares he will not be a candidate for vice president under any circumstances and has not considered the matter He says he is content with Senate work and has heard his name linked to the post before but remains adamant Also noted is WL Penfield a solicitor from Washington who defended Beveridge and drew Senator Bailey's ire.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beverldge
Washington Dispatch
Chicago
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Spooner
Wisconsin
Dolliver
Iowa
Senate
WL. Penfield
State Department
Washington
Balley
King Edward Crowned In Westminster Noted Crown Plan
London reports the king will be crowned between August 11 and 15 with a curtailed pageant. The royal procession will follow the Buckingham Palace to the abbey route via the Mall and Whitehall. The king’s recovery is described as rapid and satisfactory, with officials hinting at a hopeful prognosis.
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London
Edward
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
Abbey
Whitehall
Prince of Wales
Raphael
Guys Hospital
Death of William Clark Thread Manufacturer in England
Word reached Newark that William Clark renowned thread manufacturer died in England. Born Paisley Scotland 1841 he emigrated to the United States in 1864 with his brother George and built a modest cotton thread shop into a major works along the Passaic river. Colonel George B Felton deputy quartermaster general and former Camden city treasurer committed suicide in his office by inhaling luminous gas.
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William Clark
England
Newark
N. J
J. Clark
Paisley
Scotland
George
Pas+gaic
Felton
Camden
George B. Felton
The
National Guard of New Jersey
Indians Hold War Council Near Calumet
Cheyenne Indians near Calumet in Canadian county are said to be holding a war council in response to an order by Indian agent Major Stouch prohibiting tortures tied to the sun dance. Whites express fear as tensions rise.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Calumet
Canadian County
Major Stouch
Jonas Explains Panama Canal Shift From Nicaragua
United States Senator James K. Jonas, traveling through Little Rock on the way to Hope, releases a letter defending his Panama canal vote. He explains the 1906 platform favored Nicaragua, but says Panama became the better choice as money and opportunity favored the route. He asserts democracy serves national interests in canal policy.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
Hope
Hempstead County
Panama Canal
Nicaragua Canal
Nicaragua
Panama
No Evidence by Gardener In Philippine Court Martial
Testimony in the inquiry into charges of cruelty against American officers closed with Major Cornelius Gardener saying the military harbored hostility to civil authorities and refusing to produce evidence. The court martial of Captain James A. Ryan of the Fifteenth Cavalry, accused of unnecessary severity in Jiminez Mindanao, will hear arguments tomorrow after excluding parts of Judge Rhodes' report.
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Manila
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Sollidiers
Gardener
James A. Ryan
Tifteenth Cavalry
Judge Rhodes
Moros Planned Ambush Warned by Americans at Lake Lanao
Report from Manila notes Moros from Masieu Mindanao armed with twenty one rifles planned to ambush a Lake Lanao column pack train. An American warning allowed.
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Manila
Masieu
Mindanao
Lake Lanao
Masicu
Bacolod
Chaffee
George W. Davies
Farewell of Lord Kitchener Extols British Valor
Pretoria July 7 Lord Kitchener celebrating victory dated June 25 praises British troops for enduring hardship and facing elusive foes. He commends humane spirit across ranks and notes soldiers and former enemies alike, hoping for future service alongside His Majesty's forces.
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Sultan Greets Americans At Yildiz Palace Audience
United States minister to Turkey John G. A. Leishman his wife and two daughters, Spencer Eddy secretary of legation, and interpreter A A Gargiulo dined at the Yildiz palace and were received by the sultan. The sultan presented Mr. Leishman with a souvenir and awarded Mrs Leishman the grand cordon of Nichan-I Chefakat. the minister's daughters received second and third class decorations.
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United States
Leishman
Constantinople
John G.A. Leishman
Turkey
Spencer Eddy
Legation
A A. Gargiulo
Yildiz Palace
Market division by Standard Oil and Russian Oil in Europe
Berlin dispatch notes two thirds of Britain market to Standard Oil and one third to the Russian company amid broader contracts to partition markets, with similar pacts for other nations. Paris reports Finance Minister Rouvier aiming to reorganize finances without loans, budgeting for October reassembly. Paris also says no current financial threat. a bill to convert rentes to 3 percent bonds will be presented tomorrow.
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Standard Oil Trust
Berlin
Boersenhalies
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Standard Oil Company
Russian Oil Company
Standard
Boersenhalles
Germany
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Rouvier
United States
Morgan Sees No Financiers in Berlin Visit
Berlin reports note that J Pierpont Morgan found no Berlin financiers during his stay. He toured palaces and museums and sent a telegram to Emperor Wilhelm thanking him for courtesy and access to royal collections before departing for Paris. Nearby a derailment on the Madrid express near Guarda, Portugal left six dead and twenty seven injured.
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Morgan
Berlin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Mr. Morgan
Emperor Williem
Madrid
Guarda
Portugal
Fight on Hanna by Roosevelt alliance with Littlefield
Washington July 7 Special President Roosevelt forms a strong alliance with Representative Littlefield of Maine to wage war on the trusts. Littlefield, a recent force in Congress, drafts an anti trust measure as the president’s bill. Talks of a Roosevelt faction challenging Hanna Payne and a potential new party circulate amid policy debates on trusts and canal routes.
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Ge Hae
Liitlefield
Maine
Hanns
Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Littlefield
Congress
Mr. Littlefield
Littlefield
Oyster Bay
Littlefied
Hanna
Hanne
Payne
Nicaragua
Canal
Panama
Ohio
Turnerbund Session Marks Heated Debates on Membership
Davenport July 7 The second day of the North American Turnerbund convention opened with intense discussion over admitting women to membership. 118 to 154 votes defeated optional admission. Debates also featured taxing Turner property, with radicals winning a church property tax on grounds of equity while free textbooks received enthusiastic support. Pittsburg named next year’s business convention. Indianapolis remains headquarters.
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Davenport
Iowa
Turnerbund
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Mascagni May Be Punished Over U S Concert Tour
Rome July 7 There is talk of depriving Mascagni the composer of the directorship of the Rossini lyceum because of his concert tour in the United States. This is the highest musical position in Italy and the salary is only $2,400 yearly.
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Mascagni
Rome
Rossini Lyceum
United States
Italy
Oceanic leaves Liverpool for New York with notable passengers
The White Star steamer Oceanic departs Liverpool on July 9 bound for New York carrying F C Bourne vice commodore of the New York Yacht Club D Milla Miss Roosevalt Mr and Mrs Lawrence Waterbury and Charles Laniis. The piece notes growing interest in copper mines found in the Yucatan peninsula recently reclaimed from Maya rebels and plans to exploit them on a large scale.
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Oceanic
Lharpool
New York
F.C. Bourne
New York Yacht Club
Yucatan
Afro-American representation at St. Louis exposition noted
The afternoon session adopted a resolution deploring lack of Afro-American representation among U S commissioners for the 1904 St. Louis exposition. It urged proper exhibition of thought, stall and industry of the Afro-American race, crediting their role in the progress of the republic.
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McKinley
Louisiana Purchase
Commonwealth of the Republic
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