Russo Japanese treaty aims to keep status quo in Manchuria
The treaty signed in St Petersburg by Foreign Minister Malovator and Japanese Ambassador Motono seeks to maintain the existing Manchurian status and establish a joint approach to territorial and administrative interests. It links the Sino Eastern railway and the South Manchurian railway under coordinated controls while evaluating its impact on American policy and open trade in the region. Also notes on Sunday baseball ban in Albany state counties and Sheriff Day’s potential removal for enforcement failures.
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Manchuria
Washington
State Department
St. Petersburg
M,lavolatry
Rusela
Baron Motono
Knox
Japan
Russia
Rusu
Fay Knetora
Aluo
Albany
Counnties
Hhe State
Hugher
Huguon
Chermine County
Sheriff Day
Jack Johnson in New York exhibition amid orderly crowd
A large mixed crowd gathered in New York to see Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion. Police controlled the scene as Johnson arrived at Grand Central and then Hammerstein's for a public appearance. He spoke warmly thanking supporters and recalling his famous battles, including Jeffries, with a broad, jubilant reception.
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Hammerstein's
Velfries
New York
Mindiyon Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Taun Yeeterday
Jacke Johansas
Jeffries
Century
Ureehangton
Grand Central Terminal
202
Newton Hook
Johnson
Yelh Buran
D. Wilkins
Jack Jolminx
Waxon Timnd
John Bon
Jones
Johe
Rogers
M.A. Bmadiey
Zan A. Mf
Port Chester
Kid Betts
Gritta
Pluto
Morty
Johnneh
Streate Johnson
Wilkina
Johson
Bowng
Wilkins
Hammerstoln
Victoria
Walter Monghis
Portis Coast
Hera
Jeffrson
James Rui RFELD Seeks Ohio Governor Nomination
A fragmented 19th century style note claims James Rui RFELD aims for the Ohio governorship as a Republican nominee. The text is garbled but suggests a strong, earnest contender while referencing Johnson’s abrupt disappearance during a heated home phase.
German Grussser At Nicaragua
German Grusser at Nicaragua reports rising tensions between the United States and Nicaragua, noting German activities near Central American waters and American reactions to the situation. It mentions offered stations by Nicaraguan leaders, opposition from Germany, Mexico, and Japan, and British concerns over interruptions connected to Nicaragua's revolutionary turmoil.
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Washington
United Staten
Nic Aiaen
Ie State Department
Germany
Nicarayyi
Orderen
German Armlier Fyr
Callau
Peru
Tate
Nicaragian
Gyo Corps
Catlig
Knox
Nicaragua
Madriz
Mexico
Japan
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Central America
Collector Loeb for Governor at Beverly Convention
Beverly Mass July 12 reports say William Loeb Jr collector of the port of New York attracted President Tafts attention at a Beverly meeting where he discussed a possible gubernatorial bid. Officials noted Loeb hesitated to commit while observers weighed Republican prospects and hints suggested Hughes might back his trial run. The scene unfolded with talks at the Wine House and Hammond home as Taft, Hughes and others discussed a potential plan to place Loeb at the head of the party ticket.
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Beverly
Mass
William Loeb, Jr
New York
Taft
Everrom Keyans
John Hays Hammond
Loeb
Trey Dutater
Boston
Hughes
Provident
Orcs
Sirollahly Coronel Ityase
Ligeh
Leet
Senate
Supreme Court
Cthler Justlos
Fisheries Case Arguments Before Arbitration Panel
The Hague July 1 Charles B Warren of Detroit argued for the United States in the fisheries dispute with Britain. He contended the three mile limit applied only to bays creeks and inlets and not to broad coastlines around Newfoundland. Warren cited authorities supporting that American fishermen renounced rights only along the described coast.
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Hague
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Mich
United States
Newfoundland
Warren
America
Hess
Ready Made Grief in a Fragment
A fragmentary, stylized dialogue presents a poet longing for true grief to craft a deathless line. A wife responds with a garbled remark about grief and a dog named Williamson causing mischief in the kitchen, implying a domestic scene disrupted by an unexpected intruder and a stone.
Hughes at Sagamore Hill in New York politics
Governor Hughes and Colonel Roosevelt meet at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay to discuss New York politics. Both men aim to shape the state campaign, with Loeb’s Beverly visit and possible governor bid by Roosevelts’ circle weighing on the Saratoga convention strategy and direct nominations.
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Gonter
New York State
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Hughes
Roosevelt
Loeb
Bev
Burgess Point
Taft
Campilen
Otiers
Aughes
Haines-Wadaworths
Saratoga
Ward
Curtiss Makes Great Flight and Sets American Record
Curtiss flies a Wright machine for 1 hour 27 minutes 6 seconds covering 60 miles with an average speed near 4 mph, setting a grand achievement. Brookins performs stunts, then joins with Colby and Headley for additional evolutions before Curtiss attempts new feats including a 1,600 foot climb in under two minutes. The Atlantic City event draws thousands as spectators celebrate aviation milestones and future tests.
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Brookins
Wright
Atlante City
Atlantic City Beach
Linton
Bowrd Wade
Glen Curtiss
Mucinslum
Wluke
Lisa Seyi Son
Isiance
Curtiss Nellowes
Curtiss
Storus
Duis
Cuellas
Byls
Curtiss Seonres
Lex
Athintle Cholub
Brooking
Alghia
Curtisa
Coltyn
Joe
Philadelphia
Sotheby's Sells Rare Shakespeare Folio for 10000
London July 12 Sotheby’s auctioned a very rare 1623 first folio of Shakespeare’s comedies histories and tragedies. The item fetched about 10000 dollars highlighting its enduring rarity and scholarly value.
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Shakespeare
London
Sotheby's
William Shake Sheare
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Glassy Colored Society
Buck Rogers
Huck Rogers
Mr. Rogard
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Micy Phanthe Clay
Nico
Lily Mowers
Clay
Longnetto
James Rui Rfeld
German Grusser
Kaiser
and Cobonet
Barnes Wadeworth-Woodruff
Oil City
Crust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
F. K. Aigell
R. H. Winger
Teller
C. H. Henderson
Nokrm Coehs Byreetai
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