German Chancellor Bars Jaures Speech in Berlin
German government objects to Jean Jaures addressing a Berlin meeting on July 9 regarding Kaiser Wilhelm II's Moroccan policy. Chancellor Von Buelow sent a telegram to Prince Radolin at Paris informing the French socialist leader he should be prevented from speaking in Berlin. The German press criticizes French socialists for weakness and accuses the government of compromising national dignity.
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von Buelow
Berlin
Prince Radolin
Paris
M. Jaures
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An old time health ad warns kidney disease as a frequent killer leading to heart and bladder trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy and offers free samples and a book by mail from Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Jaures to Address Socialists in Berlin July 9
Von Radolin cites press reports that Herr Jaures will speak at a Berlin Socialistic meeting on July 9. He notes the event aims to shape foreign policy and suggests Socialist parity across nations, while warning the German government against allowing the appearance to undermine the constitution and state interests.
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Herr Jaures
Berlin
M. Iaures
Socialist Opposition To the Covernment
Emperor of Japan Seeks Peace Settlement Addressed to Envoys
Tokyo July 7 The emperor read a peace proposal urging plenipotentiaries from Japan and Russia to meet and negotiate a peace settlement The address notes sorrow over the war and US mediation The emperor asks the envoys to devote full effort to secure a durable peace based on mutual terms and humanity
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Japan
Tokyo
United States
Russia
Unitates
Duratle Basi
Fatally wounded in stabbing at band’s gathering
A misread report details a fatal stabbing during a band event in New York. One member was struck with a sharp object while others fled or reacted. Police are investigating the incident and identifying suspects. High tension among members is noted as the crowd dispersed after the confrontation.
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Frey Toro Caputon
Negro laborers refuse harvest work in Kentucky
Lasington July 7 Negroes unite to refuse harvest field work at 1.60 a day, leaving farms short of labor. Three men who refused offers were jailed for vagrancy. Farmers seek Swedish workers as farmers face harvest delays. Caputon death feared after threatening letters.
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Lasington
Strikes Spread as City Express Drivers Face Orders
Chicago July 7 indications show that the teamsters strike will spread to 450 city express company employees. Injunctions compel deliveries to all firms, and the teamsters joint council plans to call out express drivers to service strikebound houses. Department store drivers vote to stay in the fight until a settlement includes all strikers.
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Teamsters
City Express
Didge Holdom
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Weete
Department Store Drivers’ Union
Higber
Lumbiermens Ascoriation
Porte Probed Attache Arrest Sparks Diplomatic Protest
Constantinople July 7 Minister Richman protests to the porte after an arrest of A A Garguilo first dragoman of the American legation. Garguilo bought car tridges from an Austrian under surveillance to prevent arms sales. A police spy led to detainment and release after minister of police offered regret. American minister seeks full explanation.
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Constantinople
Richman
Porte
A. A
Garguilo
Rome
Montha
James Gould
Pine Blafft
Tamo
Rives
Joe Woodman
Rives, Ark
Officers Elected by the National Educational Association
The National Educational Association elects officers led by President Nathan C. Shaeffer of Pennsylvania and William Maxwell of New York City as first vice president with Miss N Cropsey Indiana as second vice president J H Heineman of Arkansas as third vice president Irwin Shepard of Winona Minnesota as secretary and J A Wilkinson of Kansas as treasurer. A tornado in Montague county Texas causes 35 deaths reports from Fort Worth July 7 note damage to Montague churches and courthouse with no confirmed fatalities there. Return Day delayed Aug 1 for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe pleadings in contempt suit. court to set later date for arguments. Clara M Wells daughter of Charles F Wells killed in Beaver Falls and her father seriously injured after being thrown from a bogey.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Nathan C. Shaeffer
Pennsylvania
William Maxwell
New York City
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Indiana
J. H. Heineman
Arkansas
Irwin Shepard
Winona, Mann
J. A. Wilkinson
Kansas
Fort Worth
Tex
Montague County
Nocona
Montague
Santa Fe
Kansas City
John F. Philips
United States District Court
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Beaver Falls
Clara M. Wells
Charles F. Wells
National Lead and Oil Company of Pennsylvania
Mr. Wells
Japanese Loan Details Publicized In New York
Semi official details reveal a 50 million dollar Japanese loan bearing 4 percent interest secured by a second lien on the holdings of a monopoly. Underwriters include Parrs bank limited of London with Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Yokohama Specie bank limited, KUHN LOEB associated, also Deutsche Bank Berlin. National City Bank and National Bank of Commerce aid in flotation. loan splits three ways among London Berlin New York with 59 000 090 each. Christian Endeavorers Open Convention In Baltimore
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Lon@na
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Yokohama Specie Bank
Lmited
Kulm, Loch & Company
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Berlin
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
London
General Strike Talked Of By Telegraphers On Great Northern
July 6 report notes telegraph operators on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific threaten a general strike if wage demands are not met by July 25. Perham, president, tours the system and leaves negotiations with railway officials unresolved. Freight trains meet at Fitchbare Mass where a separate fatal incident is reported.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Minnesapo
Fitchbare
Mass
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