Three Powers May Come to Aid in Spanish Morocco Crisis
Madrid bloodshed and protests soar as 3500 Spaniards die at Melilla. Cabinet faces 48 hour ultimatum to end the war or resign. Victoria and the Queen Mother flee to Bayonne as royal support wavers and a potential civil conflict looms in Spain.
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Madrid
Morocco
Qeisand
Queen Victoria
Jae
Sebastian
Bayonne
Barcelona
St. Martin
Numancia
Mount Gugard
Melilla
Marina
Erisica
Edward
Germany
England
France
Spain
Kien
Honso
San Sebastian
Viera Victoria
Francs
Don Minis
Blarrite
Great Powers May Aid Spain Amid Moroccan Crisis
Telegraphic report notes Britain’s cabinet weighs intervention with a mixed force, possibly including France and Germany, to assist Spain against the Moroccan rebellion. King Edward and Queen Victoria’s kinship to Spain’s Alfonso influences discussions as France’s stance appears favorable for a joint action. The text cites precedent from the Pavins during the Chinese Boxer uprising and suggests a potential concerted effort to protect western interests in Morocco.
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Fev Tiai
Germany
France
Spain
Gobedlion
Edward
Victoria
Alfonso
Hassa Qiem
Loss of Life by the Heat in New York City
New York on July 30 endures a brutal heat wave with humidity peaking over 80 percent. Hospitals report heat victims but no deaths yet as temperatures rise from 85 to 104 in the city and to 100 by afternoon, sparking an exodus to beaches and calls for cooler weather tomorrow.
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The
Journal
New York
Keenantie
Edwards
Elizabeth
Soy
Weather Bureau
Olver & Draken
Thaw Questioning Touches Off Nervous Stand Test
In White Plains Justice Mills pressed Harry Thaw during a long cross examination. Thaw defended his beliefs about White and denied trusting his counsel, while admitting some delusions and noting notes for rhetorical effect as he faced the jury.
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Court House
White Plains
N. Y
Isaac Mills
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Milla
Jerome
Justice Mills
Peleoaar
Ice
White
Mills Aulaw
Bia
Evans
Justice le
Thor
Comstock
Stanford White
Delmas
David
Goliath
Mills
Bay
Assembly Men May Go Back in Union County Politics
Union County legislators Carleton B. Pierce and Augustus W. Schwartz plan reelection bids, with Pierce supported by the party and Schwartz backed by his large following. Kirstein faces likely opposition from churches over local option issues, while Lloyd Thompson and Beuhylor Cady are named as possible successors for county posts. Democratic contest appears unlikely before the next month’s outing.
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Republican County
Assembly
Union County
Carleton B. Pierce
Craford
Augustus W. Schwartz
Elizabeth
Han
Pierce
Schwartz
Trenton
Gurehead
Anic
Tims
Kirstein
Mura
Ehurches
James C. Calvert
Urien
Plainfield
J. A. Kieroan
Fred (. Hyer
Rahway
Barrett Case Sees Defense Gain In Uncertain Ruling
The Barrett Manufacturing Company sues Thomas M Hall alleging conspiracy with Ralph Moran and others to defraud the firm of thousands. Vice-Chancellor Garrison denies Hall’s demurrer, allows possible motion to strike out parts of the bill, and deadlines loom for an answer next January. The matter ties to Moran and Gottesman & Kane rag brokers, with Hall formerly in charge of mills and rag deliveries.
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Barrett Manufacturing Company
Thomas
M. Hall
Tocamille
Chanesry
Barrett Company
Buryou
Hull
Ralph Moran
Allan Strong
John Griffin
Hall
Garrison
Tha Vier
Ralph Marcus
Harratt
M.gotteaman & Kane’ Company
Rag Brokern
New York
Mendel Gotteaman
Aljered
Barrett, Company
Rage
Ralph Marone
Hoboken
Gottesman Company
Marone
Barr “Pett Company
P. Fy. Gilhooly
Absconding Cashier Back to Face Music
Noah Mark er, former cashier of the First National Bank at Tipton, returned after a ten day absence and denies taking bank funds. He says fear over recent robberies drove him from the city to Indiana, St Louis, and a fishing trip. National Bank Examiner says cash and securities are short about 110000. bank closed after an assistant cashier absconded with funds.
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Tipton
Noah H. Marker
Firat Nethona Bank
Merkar
Bom
Indianagapelle
No cloud on School 3 affair settled
Arbitration panel H. H. Isham for M Byrnes Building Co and Robert B. Cissel for the Board of Education have completed their work on the School 3 dispute and will present a report at the Board’s next meeting. Details of the settlement terms remain undisclosed though Isham indicated confidence in a favorable outcome.
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H. H. Isham
M. Byrnes Building Co
Robert B. Cissel
Board of Education
Isham
Saxiae
No Ball Games on Pulliam Funeral Day
A brief New York telegram reports plans likely to suspend baseball games in the National and American Leagues on the day of Pulliam’s funeral. No burial date is fixed yet and decorations have arrived for the event.
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Pulliam
New York
Boottaville
Severe July Earthquake Reported Off South Australia
A damaged telegraph fragment notes a July quake near the western coast of South Australia. It records a 6 4 magnitude event at 6 54 A M and mentions tremors impacting media and weather observers. Chief Moore is cited regarding the incident amid unclear details and garbled names.
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Washington
Sulech
Moore
Requater
Bouth Aueree
Confessed Deserter Freed After Government Inaction
Herbert Mason walked into police headquarters two nights ago and announced he was a deserter from the United States Navy. He was released from custody as officials did not pursue action. Mason expressed remorse for deserting the U S S Pennsylvania at Panama and contemplated surrender but decided to return to Brooklyn.
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Herbert Mason
United States Navy
Itr
Mason
Pennysylvania
St Panama
Navy Yard
Brookton
Brooklyn
le Sali
Cary Yard
Amd
Wall Street gains spark early market strength
The conference committees Sartemant imparted new vigor to trading in New York. Leaders like New York Central, Southern Pacific, and Steel advanced. Western Union rose to 77 ½. After an initial surge, gains moderated but remained broad with further records set in the second hour as bonds and select equities held firm and continued to push higher through midday.
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Tetegapn
New York
Sartemant
Sun
Bouthern Pacife
Steal
Western Union
Uften
Pacific
Amnall
Wille
Midsummer Sale Sparks Townwide Bargains
A local department store launches a midsummer sale attracting shoppers with a 35 percent discount on all purchases. A fashion feature section promises new styles and home goods, while a separate page teases a reading column and themed promotions for the week.
Tax Assessors Near Completion of Property Value Fixes
The Hoard of Tax Assessors nears completion of fixing this year’s values. The present increase stands at 1,418,000 with undisclosed ratables adding about 1,428,009. The final figures await county board alterations before tax ordinance finalization by City Council Finance Committee.
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County Board
City Cornwail
Clash between judge and lawyer in court
In City Criminal Court Judge Maban paroled a T year old boy, Joseph Burns, after a dispute over alleged disorderly language. Lawyer Jamon P Kully protested, accusing the judge of favoritism. the judge denied it and warned the lawyer. The incident ended without further action.
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Maban
Jamon P. Kully
City Criminal Court
Joseph Burns
Jaques Street
Wan Mara
Beenuwa Cof
Kelly
Aftar Chamber
Cin
Woman named head of Chicago schools first for city
Chicago July 30 The Chicago Board of Education chose Mrs Fila Flagg Young to lead the public schools becoming the first woman to hold the post. Age 64 born in Buffalo N Y she has taught since 1862 and served as district superintendent 1887 to ? and professor at the University of Chicago 1904 05. She edits an educational bi monthly and has authored several works on education. An organization of women elementary principals has named the Ella F Young Club.
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Chicago
Fila Flagg Young
Chicago Normal School
Amea
Board of Education
Young
Puffalo
N.Y
University of Chicago
Bho
Educatonal
Women Principala
Girl Returned to Jail After Release
Cecilia McCabe, famous for coughing up three one dollar bills at General Hospital last week, was arrested again for alcoholism. She appeared before Judge Mahon in City Criminal Court and was recommitted to serve the remaining ninety days. Constable Orrey detained her around midnight in a disreputable Lower Elizabeth Avenue locale.
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Cecilia McCabe
General Hospital
Mahon
City Criminal Court
Cecilia
Orrey
Lower Elizabeth Avenue
Appraising Estate in Pearl Street Home
Forums see envoi to-day with surveyors appraising the late Mrs Kindy J Willlamoon My. Voorhen arrives at Mrs Willamoon's Pearl street home this morning with papers and securing the property. The original Pabst ad line appears in the Milwaukee bottled section.
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Ennoy
Trier
Kindy
J Willlamoon
Bern
Willamoon
Pearl Street
Taft Favored New Tariff Schedules Revealed
Telegraphed from Washington July 30 the perfected form of the new tariff bill was submitted to the House by Chairman Payne. The conference committee of twenty-one days reconciled differences to meet President Taft’s views. The schedules show broad increases and reductions on many items including soap, glass, steel, wines, cotton goods, opium, coca leaves, wire nails, screws, and wood pulp, with free status for some products and notable protective hikes on others.
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Wannington
Ite
House
Payne
Joint Conference Committee
Senate
Taft
Congress
T Fe
Dingley
Ad Valorem
Aurora
General Increnas
Payrom
Mont Chiases
Hamber
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Union County Assembly
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A. F. Kirsigin
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