England Notified of Siamese Land and Blockade Debate
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey said Britain recognizes British control over 40 square miles of land on the Yamese peninsula for mining. Discussion covered France’s blockade of the Siamese coast, its recognition by Britain, and potential risks to British vessels on the Mekong.
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House of Commons
Lesvos
Ivy
House of Common
John Long
Yamese Peninsula
Edward Gray
Mekong River
France
George
Curzon
Great Britain
Simmnese
Siam
Britain
Edward Added
Emgkok
Mekong
Paris
Edward
Sir Charles Diske
Tunsday
Richard Temple
St- Mocks
Bunge
National Real Estate Convention Set for August 21 22
Arrangements for the National Real Estate convention in St Paul are nearly complete with a large attendance anticipated. A key topic will be Transfers and Tile. The committee appointed at the last national meeting will study the subject and report to the convention for possible recommendations to state groups.
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St. Paul
Tate Tegmultrox
National Banks in St Paul Report July 22 Condition
The comptroller of the currency released abstracts showing the St Paul National Banks status as of July 22. Loans and discounts 14 27 626 08 total resources 20 516 465 57 total deposits 9 800 674 07 average reserve 27.79 percent gold on hand 61 728 456 74. Freight Robbers Bound Over in Minnesota. Powderly to Resign as Knight Chief. Satolli Returns to St Paul for Grand Reception.
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St. Paul
Washington
Comptroller of Currency
Monument Unveiled as Cavalry Honor at Fort Riley
A Rome dispatch reports Anguatine Depretie received over 3 000 000 francs from Bank of Rome manager Signor Tantong for political and other purposes. The Seventh Cavalry memorial at Fort Riley to those killed at Wounded Knee and Pine Ridge was unveiled with excursions and a parade-like event.
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Brives
Loxvon
Rome
Anguatine Depretie
Duxetiun Crry
Kan
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee
Dreis Mission
Pine Ridge Agency
Fort Riley
Davia Case Hearing Delayed to August 2
The Davia will case, scheduled for Monday July 26, was postponed by agreement to August 2. Arrangements had been made for shipment to the Interior of 1,600,000 in currency, with most funds destined for the West.
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New York
Mon
Negroes Loaded Into Stockade At Scammon Mine Crisis
A train of six cars delivered 347 African Americans from Alabama and Colorado to the Keith and Perry mining enclosure near Scammon Kansas. Of the group 107 were women and most Alabama men were armed with rifles. They will reside in tents within the stockade as a state militia detachment moves toward the scene.
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Weir City
Kan
Keith & Perry Ming
Scammon
Alabama
Colorado
Alibama
Birmingham
Columbus
Litchfield
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Tenta
State Militia to Move for Kansas Mine Strike
Eleven militia companies prepared for dispatch to Toreka Kansas amid miners troubles. Governor Lewelling defers command to Lt. Gov. Daniels, who expects no outbreak though the law protects the strikers. Daniels supports the strike but opposes violence while emphasizing possible endgame if workers are forced back.
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Toreka
Kan
Daniels
Kansas National Guard
Lewelling
Viliin
United Press
Tramps Aid Trainmen Fight Leads to Gunfire
July 26 in D. N. and N. D. reports a fracas between freight crew and tramps near a loaded train. Revolvers fired as workers tried to remove intruders. Fifteen to twenty exchanges occurred with no serious injuries. Jewelry store burglary noted in Devins Law with losses around 1,000 dollars.
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Vexmilllion
Thebama
Birt
Devins Law, N. D
D. Sullivan
WOFUL OE watches and silverware stolen in burglary
A theft report lists watches left for repairs, full silver knife and fork sets, and other items missing. The notice also includes a weather summary from Washington dated July 20 noting widespread rainfall deficits across Northern states, with crop conditions varying by state.
Canadians Practice Fraud in Emigration Drive
An Ottawa special reports Canadian government agents are entering the United States in disguise to persuade settlers to move to the Canadian Northwest. Four agents operate from Maine to Dakota, with efforts aimed at New York farmers east of Cape Vincent. Last year 2,400 settlers were secured for Canada. A U.S. investigator plans to file a formal complaint in Washington. Disguises portray farmers to argue Canadian soil superiority.
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New Yeak
Ottawa
United States
Canadian Northwest
Maine
Dakota
New York
Cape Vincent
Interior
Washington
Canada
Congress of Education opens with general congress session
A large gathering at Coraibus Hall for the international congress of education opens with a general session. Rev. F. A. Noble offers prayer and C Bonney gives an opening address as twelve sections begin daily deliberations. The report outlines progress from both home and foreign delegates.
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Circano
Coraibus Hall
International Congress of Education
F. A. Noble
C. Bonney
Three Trainmen Killed In Kentucky Wreck
Evansville dispatch reports freight train No. 4 derailed near Morganfield Kentucky at 2:30 a.m. Three trainmen Frederick Vandren Frank Threlkeld and William Davis were killed with bodies burned or dismembered. The wreck, blamed on a cow, caused an extensive blaze as cars piled over the engine.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio Valley Railroad
Morganfield
Frederick Vandren
Henderson
Frank Threlkeld
Hatfield
William Davis
Hopkinsville
Davis
Threlkeld
Vandren
Cholera at Naples Exposes Emigrant Peril for America
Dispatch from Naples reports cholera rising among emigrants with many preparing to sail to the United States. Isolation on shore is blocked by authorities and isolation on trains during transport is also refused. Assistant Surgeon G. I. Young notes danger as passengers are moved and detention on board is not allowed. Dr. Wyman replies to refuse health certificates unless complaints are addressed, warning that companies face danger if not compliant.
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Fanigeayte Propartie Fon Amoricn
Wasntseros
Wynan
Wyman
Jury Bias Fears Release for Daniels Hy Bornham Five
Anwraey Kern challenges the coroner's jury ruling in a case against Daniel Hy Bornham and five Marshal Mirrplis, predicting the grand jury will drop the charges. In Cainaco on July 26, two men drowned when a boat capsized after a gust of wind. Olsen and Jordan died, Pranski was rescued.
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Cuicann
Ang
Daniel Hy Bornham
Marshal Mirrplis
Anwraey Kern
Cainaco
Thomas Jordan
Joli Olsen
Frank Pranski
Bankers Grow More Gloomy Over American Economy
New York bankers show a darker view of business than a week ago as manufacturing declines in New England and private reports from New England banks signal poor prospects. Westward currency calls persist and New York balances dwindle amid the Milwaukee Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company bank failure.
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New York
New England
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company Bank
Milwaukee
Bank Failures and Money Strain Across Cities
Amid tightening money markets banks in Indianapolis and Milwaukee faced runs with several suspending operations. The Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company bank closed by order of directors, while Indianapolis saw failures at Indiana National Fletcher's and the Commercial banks. A Finnish merchant, Olot Pary, assigned assets to Fred Webber, and a Louisville bank halted after a forceful run. The era's financial strain echoed in brewing and other sectors as companies faced assignments and cities weighed broader economic risks.
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Mitchell
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company Bank
Money Market Bis Bank
Murphy
John Johnson
Indianapolis
Indiana National
Fletcher's
The
Commercial
Diot Pary
Minn
Olot Pary
New York Mills
Fred Webber
Perhaw
Pary
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Henry Simith
August Singer
Fred Triebler
Burkhardt
Henry Schneider
Powderly
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Congress OF Education
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