Roosevelt Puts Right to Jury Trial in Canal Zone
In Ancon Panama the United States installs a jury trial for capital crimes and expands its control. The zone has its own laws, postal system, and government. Panama cedes jurisdiction but seeks concessions. The article notes American railways, mail handling, and revenue shares, with ongoing cable and colonial-like administration.
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Ancon
Canal Zone
United States
Republic of Panama
Ours
Culebra Mountain
Colombia
Canal Company
the Republic
Paris
Roosevelt
South America
Republic
Panama
Colon
Isthmus
Central
South
Henry Codman Potter dies at Fernleigh aged 74
Henry Codman Potter bishop of New York dies at Fernleigh Coopers town after weeks of illness. Family at bedside includes wife Mrs Potter and daughters. He suffered embolism from liver and stomach trouble andCapabilities of his death are announced by doctors. Potter served as bishop since 1887 and was renowned for tact in church and public affairs.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Diocese of
New York
Fernleigh
Potter
Mason C. Davidge
California
Sarah Potter
Alonzo Potter
Edward S. Clark
Stephen C. Clark
F. A. Clark
Charles Russell
William Hyde
London
Elizabeth Clark Potter
Bishop Potter
Schenectady
Alonzo P. Potter
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Academy of
Philadelphia
Theological Seminary of
Virginia
Christ Church
Greensburg
Trinity Church
Boston
Grace Church
St. John the Divine
East Side
Civic Federation
Philippines
Heber R. Newton
Newton
Subway Tavern
Elizabeth Rogers Jacobs
Alfred Corning Clark
Troy
Masonic Brotherhood
Grand Lodge
New York City
Metropolitan
Century
National Arts
Riding
City, Players
St. Nicholas Clubs
Union
Trinity College
Taft to revise Roosevelt speech before Cincinnati address
President Roosevelt will review Judge Taft's Cincinnati speech in advance, Taft plans to seek Roosevelt's judgment at Sagamore Hill and Oyster Bay. Taft leaves for Cincinnati Friday after meeting with Carpenter, with Mrs Taft possibly joining then.
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Hot Springs
Roosevelt
Taft
Cincinnati
Oyster Bay
Mr. Taft
Mr. Carpenter
Prince of Wales Arrival Sparks Quebec City Parade
Final preparations in Quebec as 12,000 to 15,000 soldiers and hundreds of dignitaries await the Prince of Wales aboard the Indomitable. Royal salutes, a double ship formation with the New Hampshire, and a royal landing stage mark the welcome amid arches, flags, and crowds nationwide.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Dominion
England
Canada
Mai
Exmouth
United States
New Hampshire
King’s Landing
Earl Grey
Lord Roberts
Laurier
Jaureguiberry
Fairbanks
Admiral Cowles
Naval Department
Imperial Government of
Army
Barge Dynamited in Kentucky Coal Region Injures Engineer
In Caseyville near Paducah the West Kentucky Coal Company barge Harvester was fired on late at night with over a hundred shots. Engineer John Goodall of Gallipolis suffers a stomach wound and is taken to the Sturgis hospital. No arrests yet.
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Paducah
Caseyville
West Kentucky Coal Company
Harvester
John Goodall
Gallipolis
Goodall
Sturgis
Arrests in Good Munoeh Case Stir Batavia Jail Tension
Wilson Hill sixteen, brother of John Hill, is arrested in Batavia amid fears of a dynamite jail attack. A special grand jury convened as Sheriff Causes Arrest reports John Hill confessed to the murder and robbery of George W. Good. Charles Hill, father of the accused, discussed with his son and prompted armed guards and police setup.
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John Hill
Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Wilson Hill
Edward Wilson
George G. Good
Monterey
Charles Hill
Hill
Paul Rapp
George W. Good
Good
Hill Boys
Boston
Rapp
Kentucky
Peace in Civil War proposed inspires Cincinnati exposition plan
A Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce meeting launched a bid to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of peace after the Civil War with a Southern exposition in Cincinnati in 1915. Frank H. Wiborg outlined a national prosperity idea and a peace monument to be funded by subscription in a new public square, with state buildings and a hall of fame concept for the New South.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Intermountain
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Hitchcock
Chicago
New York
Taft
Pike’s Peak
Representative Sherman
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Egan
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Egan
Frank H. Wiborg
Sunshine Club of
Wiborg
National Prosperity Association
Sunshine Club
New South
Philadelphia
Korean Rebels Kill 50 Japanese
Harbin dispatch reports Korean insurgents on the Russo Korean frontier killed fifty Japanese soldiers in an engagement. Insurgent losses are not known.
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Mikado
ST. Petersburg
Bourse Gazette Today
Harbin
Death report about Russian admiral debunked
A Berlin dispatch corrects earlier word that Vice Admiral Rojestvensky died at Bad Nauheim. The Russian naval commander did die there on July 19 but was not an admiral, contrary to the prior claim.
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Berlin
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Rojestvensky
Sea of Japan
Young Turks Well Organized in Saloniki Revolution Looms
A Temps dispatch from Saloniki reports the situation as most serious with Macedonia ripe for revolution. The young Turks are well organized and determined to overthrow the Absolutist regime or die in the attempt. A great majority of the Mussulman population supports the movement and about 90 percent of Turkish officers and functionaries share its ideas.
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Paris
The
Temps Today
Saloniki
Turkey
Macedonia
Central American War Looms as Nicaragua Aids Revolutionists
Reports from Nicaragua and Honduras indicate the two Central American nations are on the brink of conflict. The trigger cited is Nicaragua's support for Honduran revolutionists and the escalating tensions in the region.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Belgium hears of plot to kill King Leopold
Brussels reports a rumor of a plan to assassinate King Leopold has alarmed Belgian authorities. Several anarchists have been arrested in connection with the alleged plot.
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Belgium
Leopold
Brussels
Bloody Battle Reported at Tabriz Amid Heavy Casualties
St Petersburg July 21 report says fierce fighting occurred at Tabriz yesterday with about two hundred killed or wounded. The dispatch notes intense clashes and high casualties, reflecting ongoing turmoil in the region.
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ST. Petersburg
Tabriz
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