ENGLAND AND ALLIES ENGAGE IN PEACE MESSAGES
A roundup of foreign political news reports peace services across the United Kingdom and in St Paul with the king and queen present. It notes British and French moves, Kitchener’s claims to Boer terms, and a ceremony in an Irish cemetery for an Irish fighter, along with commentary on diplomacy, domes and coronation gifts.
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England
St. Paul
United Kingdom
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Lord Kitchener
Schalk-Burgher
Transvaal
Ord Kitchener
London
Carberry
Michael Dawitt
Edeward
France
Combes
Delcasse
Fortien
Rouvier
Valle
Justice
Andre War
Pelletan
Marine
Chaumle
Marvejouls
Doumeroue
Trouillot
Mougeot
Reichstag
Algace-Lorraine
Spain
Alfonso
Pope
Roosevelt
St Peters
Vatican
Roggevelt
Taft
Cuban Senate
Cuba
Ge G. Rathbone
King Dines
Choate
Jr, Morgan
Whitelaw Reid
Mr. Morgan
Jay Jr. Reid
Buckingham Palace
Mr Reid
Campridge Univer
Nationwide Coal Labor Clash Draws National Convention Call
A sweeping look at the year’s labor struggles notes a push by coal districts to convene a national meeting of hard and soft coal miners to decide if production should cease. It recalls strikes, use of substitutes and armed guards, Roosevelt’s envoy, and varied weekly business and political developments.
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Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
Virginias
Lewis Nixon
Bank Trust
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Reading Company
EB. Coxe
Hazleton
Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Carroll D Wright
Boards of Trade
Hit
Mitchell
New York
Mr Wright
Virginia
West Virginia
United States Steel Corporation
Furnace Men's Association
Agreement to vote on pending bill next Thursday
EXECUTIVE. TR president sent to the senate a list of army nominations Monday, including Brigadier Generals Bates and Davis and Colonels Wint Bald win Lee Carter Bliss, Forwood, Sternberge, and others. West Point centennial exercises open with cadets graduated. Roosevelt attends. Navy moves, leprosy theory debated, pacific rate war ends, Chicago subway contemplated, and other broad notices.
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Senate
John Bates
George W. Davis
Theodore J Wint
Sixth Infantry
Frank D. Baldwin
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Jesse M. Lee
Thirtieth Infantry
William E. Carter
Gener George M. Sternberge
Chicago
Venice
Doddridge
Wynee
Ledbetter
Crowniffshield
North
South Atlantic
West Indies
West Point
United States Military
Ccademy
Choffel Tolgatreet
Miles
Roosevelt
Washington
Philippines
Rebecca J. ‘Taylor
Minnesota
War Department
Executive Department
Illinois Audubon Society Targets Bird Plume Trade in Chicago
Members of the Illinois Audubon Society move to halt sale of birds and plumage in Chicago showing legal citations and threats of prosecution to milliners citywide. The law bans killing or capture of birds except certain game birds and common species. Philadelphia authorities instruct hospitals and shelters to shield residents from Fourth of July noise. Germans oppose billboards urging a ban on advertising that harms city and country aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Audubon Society
Chicago
Atmospheric electricity method claimed by inventor in Las Palmas
Bescon HE of The London Daily Mall reports Senor Clemente Figuears a woods and forests engineer and physics professor at St Augustine college Las Palmas has discovered a method using atmospheric electricity without chemicals or dynamos for practical application. He remains silent on specifics to avoid premature disclosure. A new mineral paint promises to combat the Mexican boll weevil as northern orders deplete local supply. New Jersey entomologist urges mosquito control measures including netting rain barrels and adding goldfish. William S. Champ to lead relief expedition for Explorer Baldwin in Arctic regions. Minnesota agriculture chemical division opposes whole wheat bread.
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Las Palmas
Caflary Islands
Senor Clemente Figuears
St Augustine College
Rio Grande
New Jersey
Baldwin
William S. Champ
Arctic
Minnesota Aqticultural Department
Pope Honors Four With Red Hats At Consistory
The pope attended the consistory in the Vatican fistene chapel on Monday and formally elevated Mer Martinelli formerly delegate to Almorica. vice Archbishop Shibensky of Prague. Very Rev. William J. Kenny vicar general of Jacksonville Fla to bishop of St Augustine, Fix. and Very Rev Philip J Garrigan vice rector of the Catholic University of Washington to bishop of Ltoux City Iowa. The Dutch Reformed session at Asbury Park set a committee for union talks with Presbyterians, deferring creed revision.
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Consiatory of Cardinals
Fistene Chapel
Mer | Martinelli
Almorica
Shibensky
Prague
William J. Kenny
Jacksonville
Fla
St Augustine
Fix
Philip J Garrigan
Catholic Universlty of
Washington
Ltoux City
Raineford
Asbury Park
Recreation. Messweroepeg-oe 384
Mesweroepeg-oe 384 EFI SMITH, a 1-year-old girl in Mimecie, Ind., outran all boys in field contests recently. She made the 10%-yard dash in 1132 seconds. As a result her achievements stir young gains in athletics. Associated Road Users in New York promotes road improvement and welcomes all with the objective. Polo team wins interfacional cup in Birmingham with 6 to 1. Tennis revival noted in western papers. Miss Genevieve Hecker retains metropolitan golf title defeating Ruth Underhi at Newark.
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Efi Smith
Isblmén
Bumingham
England
Hecker
Genevieve Hecker
Ruth Underhi
Newark
Mis sissippi Capitol Room Aims as Hall of Fame
Miscellany notes a room in the new state capitol of Mississippi set aside as a hall of fame for notable Mississippians. A circular invites editors to vote on portraits to display on a designated wall.
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Mississippi
Jetter
Philadelphia
BT Pipare
Lidin
Martinique
St. Pierre
Hawaiian
Mauna Loa
Kilacua
Hawaii
Ratacihulen
LEGAL SIDE REPORTS RULINGS ON TRUSTS AND LYNCHING
The Kansas Supreme Court upholds Farrelly antitrust law with EB Smiley facing possible appeal. U S Steel stock exchange ruling contrasts with a New York decision. A Chicago judge allows a man to keep a mother in law. New York Court of Appeals upholds Most conviction for anti state publication. Oregon militia reclaims convicts after killings. Two Negro youths lynched in Rowan County New York. Beef trust actions span Missouri Louisiana and New York as prosecutions continue.
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THEE
Kansas Supreme Court
EB. J. Smiley
Kansas Grain Dealers' Association
Unitod States Supreme Court
Smiley
Emery
Newari
N. J
United States Steel Company
Lacomba
United States Circuit Court
New York
Chicago
New York Court of Appeals
Geer
Oregon
National Guard
Rowan County
Beef Trust
Chester
Trust
Missouri
Louisiana
United States
Commercial and Industrial Mer cantile Trusts Formed This Year
A broad plan underway to unite major financial institutions into a national bank network, with one national bank in each financial center and state capital. The North American Trust Company of New York backs the project, with $5,000,000 capital and $345,000,000 surplus. The parent firm will not conduct general banking.
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Tewis Nixon
Crescent
Elizabethport
Jers Corporation
United States Shipbuilding Company
Union Tron Works
San Francisco
Bath Tron Works
Bath, Me
Hyde Windlass Company
Bath
Crescent Shinyard
St Petersburg
Thas
Orient
Spain
Baltimore
Educational News From Various Colleges and Schools
Princeton professor Francis L. Patton resigns to devote himself to literature and Godrow Wilson is elected to fill his chair at Princeton. A new farm school type opens near Poughkeepsie with Briarcliff as a model to ease urban congestion. Stevens Institute selects Alexander Humphreys as president, and Wellesley graduates fund a women’s hotel project. Manual training grows in Philadelphia, while a Virginia institute faces debt sale. Yale’s Horatio Parker honored by Cambridge, and the Minneapolis meeting of the National Educational Association slated.
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Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
Board of
Atlanta
Hopkins
Athera
NEW School
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Briarcliff
George T Powell
New York
Stevens
Alexander Humphreys
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Wellesley
Wellesles College
Wellesloey
Mass
Tea Room Corporation
Philadelphia
Southwest Virginia Institute
Virginia Baptists
Aura Galt
Louisville
Fas
Georgia
YALE
Cambridge University
Eingland
Horatio W.parker
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Uily
Board of Education
Minneadota Public Schoola
Burlingham
New York Board of Education
James L Hughes
James L. Hughes
Toronto
Chicago
West
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Arthur Lynch
Philiippines
Philippine Islands
Moro
U. S
U. S. Cavalry
Ladrones
Luzon
Gongalo Quesada
Venezuela
Castro
Germany
St J Brodrick
Great Britain
Russia
Taft Commission
Root
Clarke TG
James E. Jones
Arkansas
James P. Clark
James K. Jones
Jefferson Davis
Davis
James H Berry
Willisfra
Bryan
J. Bryan
Nebraska
Cullom
Mitneis
Press
Lgre
Kansas
Rev. W. Emerson
Topeka
Abv
Bryan Democrats
David
Hill
Cooper Union
Liberal Party
New Party
Liberal Democracy
Edgar Lnyder
James 5. Corbin
Longino
Bear Hunt
Mason
Ilinois
Tammany
Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Maine
John F Hill
Quay
Republican Organization of
Pennsylvania
Benster Quay
Wennesday
Samuel W Pennypacker
Bikins
Congress
House
General Stueben
Libtary Committee
House of Representatives
Baron Steuben
Lafayette Square
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Wood
War Root
Teller
Corliss Pacific
Richeardson
Alabama
Wellington
Indiana
Francis B. Thurber
Leonard Wood
Thurber
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
General Wood
Ste Trust
Ching
Senate Committee
Eral Wood
Alsace-Lorraine
Princeton
Dr. Wilson
Presbyterian Union
M. Rostand
Bernhardt
Maude Adams
Royal Medical and ‘Chirurgical Society
Panama Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship Companies
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Panama
Chicago Subway
Building
Subway
Krenn
Gvatore
Ortland
Otek-S Ope
Guatemala
Tacara
St. Luke's Society
Saratoga
Isaac Pearson
America
South Africa
Edward
William A. Brady
Madison Square Garden
Woman's League
Klondike
Puget
Sociological
Bescon
Religious
New York Agricultural Experimentatation
Australia
Victoria
Neosho
Cottonwood
Illinois
EABOR
Brooklyn Works
Empire Bridge Company
Youngstown
Ohio
J. Lubbers
American Window Glass Company
Alexander
Pawtucket
Union Traction Company
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Kimball
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