British Foreign Secretary’s Egypt Speech Shocks Parliament
London July 5. Sir Edward Grey reservedly warned that the Tantab attack was deliberate and urged upholding Lord Cromer and the Egyptian government. He warned that weakening Egyptian authority could force extreme measures to protect Europeans, amid a growing fanatical mood in Egypt and North Africa.
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London
Edward Grey
Egypt
House of Commons
Russia
Congo
Tantab
Lord Cromer
John Dillon
Edward
North
Africa
Borges Gets 10 to 12 Years in Ubero Case
Ferdinand E F Borges promoter of the Ubero Company was sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge White to 10 to 12 years in the State Prison with the first day in solitary confinement and the rest at hard labor. He claimed to be merely an employee and noted his prior arrests for fraud in Chicago in 1888 and Pittsburg in 1899 with a $50 fine.
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Borges
Ubero
Ferdinand EF. Borges
Ubero Company
White
Borg
Mr. Chase
Chase
Chicago
Joliet
Pittsburg
Baker
William D. Owen
Owen
Switzerland
Destructive cyclone hits Rivera Cannes area
A cyclone swept over Cannes causing halted rail traffic as tracks were blocked by felled trees. Many homes lost roofs and fishing boats were wrecked. a brig ran ashore but crew survived. James Gordon Bennett's Lysistrata drifted from anchors. many sailors injured and sent to detention. A court rejected a stay of execution as defense blamed former promoter Owen for false company statements.
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Cannes
James Gordon Bennett
Lysistrata
Ivernia Engineer Dies Aboard Cunard Ship
Sudden gloom struck the Cunard liner Ivernia when Chief Engineer W H Fraser died of heart disease at sea on Tuesday. A Swedish minister aboard led brief funeral prayers and the engineer was buried in the ocean since shore burial was impossible.
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Cunard
Ivernia
W. H. Fraser
Dr Pierce Sues Ladies Home Journal for Libel Over Patent Medicine
Dr Pierce sues Curtis Publishing and editor Bok for 200000 damages claiming a May 1904 Ladies Home Journal article falsely claimed his Favorite Prescription contained alcohol and harmful drugs. Trial in New York Supreme Court found for Pierce. experts testified the remedy uses native roots and has no harmful ingredients.
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Pierce
Curtisublishing Company
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bok
Supreme Court of
New York State
Lee H. Smith
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Doctor Pierce
John Graham
United States
Grover Coe
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett .Medical College of
Chicago
Edwin M. Hale
Hobart A. Hare
University of Penn
Laurence Johnson
University of New York
John King
Wm. Paine
New School Practice
John M. Scudder
Horatio C.wood
Roberts Bartholow
A. M
Materia Medica
Jefferson Medical College of
Phila
Dr. Pierce
Inquiry on stowaways aboard the Romanic nonprofit
Immigrants found hidden in lifeboats aboard the steamer Romanic on arrival from Naples and the Azores. Eighteen diseased and previously rejected individuals are under investigation by immigration officials and White Star Line officers. Colonel Billings reports crew collusion but says Captain Anning may be ignorant. ship guard remains in place awaiting Washington guidance.
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Naples
Azores
White Star Line
Colonel Billings
Washington
Anning
Kaiser Reaches Bergen En Route to Trondhjem
Emperor William arrived in Bergen this morning on his way to Trondhjem to visit King Haakon. Premier Michelsen met the Emperor this afternoon. He will lunch tomorrow with German consul Conrad Mohr at Villa Froesanger. He departs Bergen Saturday morning for Trondhjem.
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Christiania
Norway
William
Bergen
King Haakon
Trondhjem
Michelsen
Conrad Mohr
Villa Froesanger
Removing Steamer H. F. Dimock Fire Cargo
Steamer H. F. Dimock arrived from New York with a cargo on fire and began discharging yesterday into lighters at the National dock East Boston. The aft cargo is damaged by fire or water but the bulkhead blocked spread. Underwriters agent oversees disposition of the cargo.
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H. F. Dimock
New York
National Dock
Boston
Sullivan Ends 11th District Candidacy Spars with Rival Races
Congressman John A. Sullivan will not seek renomination in the 11th district this fall. Republican candidates Sen Frank Seiberlich and Sen Daniel W. Lane vie for the seat with GOP backing and cross endorsements. Democratic contention heats as ex Senators Dowd Peters Seaver and Rep Coulthurst move into the fray alongside a fierce 10th district contest.
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John A. Sullivan
Frank Seiberlich
Ward
Daniel W. Lane
Lane
Governor Guild
Seiiberlich
Old South
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Foss
Seiberlich
Senate
Sullivan
Thomas H. Dowd
Andrew J. Peters
Edward Seaver
John A. Coulthurst
McNary
Edward L. Logan
Joseph F. O’connell
Daly School Festival Garden Party for Dorchester
The Daly Industrial School hosts an annual garden party on its Train street grounds in Dorchester to raise funds. Tents booths and lights will adorn the lawn with the Letter Carriers Band performing. Mayor Fitzgerald will attend and speak. If rain halts, the event moves to next Monday.
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Daly Industrial School
Train Street
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Hibbard
No Bryan Dinner for Roosevelt
President Roosevelt will not preside at a reception the Commercial Travellers’ Anti-Trust League plans for William J. Bryan at Madison Square Garden on Aug 19. He declines all summer engagements. Also, a sailor from the yacht Sylph was stabbed after a Fourth of July incident in Oyster Bay. he received treatment at Brooklyn Naval Hospital.
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Anti-Trust League
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Anti- Trust League
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Bryan
William Hoge
League
Bryan
Loeb
Germany
Sylph
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Groundbreaking Work Digs for New Building on Federal Street
Scores of spectators watched workmen drill into the earth on Federal Street near Franklin to sound for a foundation for a large structure planned to replace the old brick building at the southeast corner. Initially thought to be an artesian well, the dig was later confirmed as part of construction.
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Federal Street
Franklin
Mutinous Regiments Hold Samara as Czars Forces Fail
Despatches report two garrison regiments in Samara mutinied and pressed all political and service demands. Officers promise to meet only partial demands if troops return to duty. Mutineers still control Samara with risk of a regional republic declaration if a general strike occurs. Ferment lingers in Odessa and Sebastopol. Vladivostok unrest remained unconfirmed by Russian authorities.
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ST. Petersburg
Samara
Odessa
Sebastopol
Vladivostok
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Boston, Mass
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Clancy
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Duffield Osborn
Col. J. Y. F. Blake
Broughton Brandenburg
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