Kaiser's Entry Planned In War Warsaw City Visit
Russia's chief warrior described as over 6 feet 3 inches, not in the Russo Japanese war, as Kaiser Wilhelm planned a state entry into the city of Warsaw with the Kaiser present. The account notes St George for valor in the field and emphasizes the grand duke's imposing presence.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser
City OF
Warsaw
St. George
Grand Duke
Nikolai
Eakj. Maiader
St. Petersburg
Alexander III
Russia
Nicholas II
Turkey
Champ Clark Obeys Daughter on Woman Suffrage
Genevieve Clark Thomson wife of James M M Thomson visited Toledo with her husband during their honeymoon. She said she made her father Champ Clark approve of woman suffrage and noted his agreement while Thomson remained mostly silent on the issue.
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Champ Clark
MM. Thomson
Genevieve Clark
House of Represent
Harsh fighting on Vistula fronts as war rages
Reports from Geneva and London describe major battles around Warsaw and along the Vistula with Austro German offensives pressing toward the Polish capital. Russians withdraw on several fronts while German forces push toward Riga and the Baltic coast as Italy advances in the Isonzo.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Warsaw
Narew
Rozan
Pultusk
Novogeprievsk
Berlin
Bronie-Grojec
Vistula
Woynich
Lublin-Cholm
William
Posen
Courland
Riga
Shavli
Mitau
Baltic
Petrograd
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Landwehr
Landstrom
Isonzo
Rome
Corso
Austrian War Office
Fecht
Vosges
Lokal Anzeiger
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Dniester
Bukowina-Galicia
Ving
Pact with America Broken by Carranza
War Secretary Garrison informs State Department that Carranza forces occupy Naco on the Mexico border, violating the winter agreement to withdraw. He urges evacuation of Naco and warns of renewed fighting and risk to American lives as Villa, Calles, and Maytorena factions maneuver near the frontier.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Naco
Mexico-Arizona
Carranza
State Department
Garrison
Lansing
Villa
Maytorena
Sonora
Yaqui
Calles
Congress
United States
Mexico City
Zapata
Gonzalez
Natera
Idaho cattleman's kin pay $6000 ransom
The father and relatives of E. A. Empey, cattle and sheepman near Idaho Falls, agreed to pay the $6,000 ransom demanded by his kidnapper. Relatives urged the Sheriff to recall the posse, fearing further harm to Empey if capture efforts continue.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
A. Empey
Empey
Fatal Strike Riots at Standard Oil Plant
Special Dispatch reports at Bayonne New Jersey where a riot between police and strikers left one dead and several injured. A 17 year old laborer, John Stovancik, died from ten bullet wounds as tensions escalated outside the Standard Oil plant. Police sustained injuries from bricks and missiles while deputies faced a large crowd and a volley fired at close range.
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New York
Bayonne
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Eugene Kinkead
Hudson County
Jersey City
Kinkead
Pierre Garvan
John Stovancik
Daniel Cady
Standard
Cady
Stovancik
Last Plea of Becker Is Futile
Governor Whitman maintains Becker is guilty after reviewing the condemned man's statement in the Rosenthal murder case. He notes the only new claim about Alfred Henry Lewis being told to frame Becker lacks corroboration and cites continued support for Rose and Schepps testimony. The governor says Becker would have faced questions if he testified.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
Whitman
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Alfred Henry Lewis
Becker
Lewis
Jack Rose
Rosenthal
Rose
Bernard Sandler
Sam Schepps
Sandler
Harry Applebaum
Big Tim" Sullivan
Applebaum
Settlement ends Bridgeport munitions strike at Remington plants
J J Keppler vice president of the International Association of Machinists announced a settlement in Bridgeport after a conference in New York. Pickets to be withdrawn and workers to return Monday. Strikes disrupted Remington Armament plant amid debate over German influence and a possible Wilson mediation.
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Bridgeport
Conn
J. J. Keppler
International Association of Machinists
Remington Arms & Ammunition Company
New York
Remington Company
Great Britain
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Firemen Indicted In NYC Burglary and Arson Case
A conspiracy alleged to involve many City Fire Department members included robbing buildings and then setting fires to hide thefts. John Ferrick and William Maloney were indicted on burglary and grand larceny charges after investigations into loft fires linked to burglaries.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
City Fire Department
John Ferrick
William Maloney
Fire Department
Longfellow’s Daughter Dies in Lancaster After Illness
Mrs. Richard H. Dana daughter of the poet Longfellow and wife of a Boston lawyer died at Lancaster after a brief illness. Her mother was Longfellow’s second wife. Her daughter-in-law, wife of Edmund T. Dana, was recently drowned at Nantucket.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Mass
Richard H. Dana
Boston
Longfellow
Pawnbroker Murdered in Denver Store Attack
H. Solomon, 65, a pioneer Denver jeweler and pawn broker, was found dead in the rear of his shop after being struck with a hammer. Robbers fled with watches, jewelry, and diamonds valued at $15,000. Solomon died at the hospital.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Denver
Col
H. Solomon
Solomon
Navy Yard Guard Increased After Warship Fire
Philadelphia officials deny extra precautions but documentation shows guards at the Philadelphia Navy Yard up to sixteen posts. Sentries carry rifles with ball cartridges and visitors are restricted while fires on a dreadnought Oklahoma remain under investigation and damage assessment awaits pumping out a flooded compartment.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Oklahoma
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Liberty of Europe Depends on Result of War
Lloyd George urges Welsh miners after strike settlement to boost coal production to support France and the British navy. He warns a week of lost value and stresses the war’s impact on European liberty, calling for full effort to fill bunkers and back frontline troops.
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Europe
George
London
Lloyd George
France
Cardiff
Britain
All Parleys With Kaiser Ended
Washington notes issued after talks between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing at the White House mark a final U S warning to Germany. The dispatch tomorrow reiterates that sinking neutral vessels or killing Americans will be deemed unfriendly and demands disavowal and reparation for Lusitania related actions.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
White House
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Rotary Clubs Learn How Belgian Monarch Got His Democracy
San Francisco July 21 Albert King of the Belgians while walking with Washington reporters as a Prince caught a democracy spirit that may affect nations Jo Mitchell Chapple of Boston said at the International Association of Rotary Clubs banquet He introduced Prince Albert to President McKinley at Mt Vernon and described a prologue of citizen proclamation during invasion He is seen as ready to give up the scepter and become Father of a new republic in Europe Officers were elected after the banquet at the Rotary Club convention.
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San Francisco
Albert
Washington
Jo Mitchell Chapple
Boston
Mass
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Chapple
Prince Albert
McKinley
Mt. Vernon
Liege
Yser
United States
Europe
Rotary Clu
Austrian Line Reported Pierced At Three Points
Dispatch from Villach reports Austrian losses since July 12 along the Isonzo total 8,006 with 1,100 prisoners. On the Cadore front 1,800 prisoners taken and in the Carnic Alps 2,300. The Austrian front on the Isonzo continues under pressure.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Villach
Isonzo
Carnic Alps
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