Czar Ignites War Talks as Russia backs Serbia
Nicholas II presses hard for support to Serbia amid Austria Hungary tensions. The Czar views Austria as Germanys ally and recalls past defeats, signaling a decisive push in policy while Britain's and France's domestic issues limit allied action. The autocrat weighs bluster against real leverage as Europe edges toward conflict.
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Russia
Nicholas Ir
Trebel I. Skrin
New York Globe
Austria
Servia
Europe
Nicholas II
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Defence plan details by British War Office
The British War Office explains that precautionary measures call up only the special reserve sections of the territorial forces and no other territorials are involved. The action follows ordinary routine.
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London
British War Office
Special Defence Force of
Great Britain
Col Kincade Not to Run for Congress
Col Henry L. Kincade of Quincy denied rumors that he would run for Congress on the Progressive ticket. He said business pressures prevent him from seeking office.
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Congress
Henry L. Kincade
Quincy
Richards Fund Reaches 116 Dollars for England Swim Bid
Members of the L Street Swimmers Club raise eighty six dollars and seventy eight cents toward sending Sam Richards to England to swim the English Channel. Contributions come from Governor David I Walsh and other public figures, totaling 116 78.
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English Channel
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South
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James M. Curley
John F. Fitzgerald
Richard
Burke
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A. P. Heizinge
Michael Block
Otto
Scales
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A. F. Ripley
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Harry N. Palmer
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Czar Prepares for Active War as Austria Expected to Declare
St Petersburg July 31 Diplomatic talks continue but little progress toward peace is seen. It is anticipated Austria will declare war on Russia this evening or tomorrow though official confirmation is not obtainable.
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ST. Petersburg
Austria
Russia
Russia Declares No War. Partial Mobilization Deemed Precaution
The article notes Russia insists no war and frames mobilization as precaution to safeguard Servia's independence. Enthusiasm rises as British fleet moves from Portland. Financial disruption follows, with suspended government securities payments and Jew participation ban lifted temporarily. Military activity near Warsaw increases with railways controlled for operations. If war comes, the Czar may address Moscow from the Uspenskiy Cathedral.
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Servia
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Czar's Navy Mobilizes Under Immediate Readiness
London dispatch reports that Russian mobilization is effectively general with Baltic and Black Sea sailors ordered to prepare. Warsaw sources note military control of railways despite no official mobilization. British papers debate entry into war to check Germany.
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the Chronicle
St. Petersburg
Baltic
Black Sea
Chronicle
Warsaw
Poland
Morning Post
The
Times
Great Britain
Building Up the Blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a whole body tonic for ill health not tied to a single organ. It claims improved blood quality and visible health signs like redder cheeks and brighter eyes, with a pamphlet offered free and pills sold by all druggists.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
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Some Things Every Woman Ought To Know
Savon Cadum soap promotes skin health by cleansing pores and impurities with Cadum Pomade antiseptic properties. Made in France from pure fats, it purifies, beautifies, and supports natural skin activity. sold by drug and department stores.
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France
Drug and Dept. Stores
Japan May Fight as Britain's Ally
A Tokio despatch via the Official Agency quotes a Tokyo newspaper saying Japan could join Britain as an ally in case of a general European war.
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Japan
Britain
ST. Petersburg
Tokio
Great Britain
Hot Weather Skin Troubles Solved with Resinol Ointment
Hot weather brings eczema, hives, heat rash, insect bites, sunburn and more. Resinol Ointment stops itching and burning, reduces inflammation, and helps restore healthy skin. Doctors have prescribed it for 19 years. Free trial offer to Dept. 265-R, Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
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Resinol Chemical Co
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