Meeting of Czar and Kaiser Sparks Diplomatic Guesswork
Reported meeting between Emperor William II of Germany and Emperor Nicholas II of Russia drew intense interest in diplomatic circles. Officials confirmed only a courtesy visit and exchanges aboard the German yacht, with speculation on internal Russian and European implications.
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St. Petersburg
Gulf of Vimland
Mobensellern
Fmperor William
Yuests
Peterhof
Emperor Williams
Chelea
William
Gulf of Bothnia
Nicholas
Pierce
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Paris Newscaston Conference Sparks Global Interest
Paris reports heavy interest in the July meeting between Emperor Nicholas and William, with newspapers declaring the sovereigns conference highly important. Senators and papers discuss potential shifts in policy and the influence of German advice on the Russian and Austrian positions amid concerns over the yellow peril.
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Paris
Nicholas
Jiperor Willian
Clemonewin
Peterlot de Tasade
Republique
Ladle
de Flgaire
Poerudis
Welcome to SecretaI Pain Tokio Article
A fragmented early 20th century notice lauds U S policy toward Japan highlighting Roosevelt era diplomatic efforts. It praises ongoing aid and efforts to foster peace while noting a brief, limited party stay and a general sentiment of gratitude toward the government and people.
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Tokio
United States
Commodore Perry
Jaepan
Roosevelt
Japan
Frontline Clash in Manchuria Suppresses Japanese Assaults
Reports from St. Petersburg describe Japanese bayonet charges near Russian lines in Manchuria repulsed with heavy losses. The engagement, near Waikland, saw Russians retreat to a protected pass after a fierce two hour fight, with thirteen killed and forty seven wounded. A second battle is described as one of the bloodiest minor clashes of the war.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Ela
Dewerver
Sis
Hrteen Ambles
Waikland
Unien Pass
Unien Pass Positon
Employers Meet to Renew Teamsters Strike
Chicago July 2a employers representing over 200 businesses vote to reinstate no teamsters until all unions call off their strike. J W Barwell says unions’ refusal to end the strike keeps workers in unrest. Teamsters Joint Council to meet to plan renewed actions. Teamsters claim 87,000 men affected though only 4,000 are now on strike.
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Chicago
Teamsters
J. W. Barwell
Spanking
Employers’ Association
Teammsters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Trust Will Not Reply To General Paper Inquiry
St Paul July 23 investigation of General Paper company methods begun before Robert Taylor as examiner appointed by the U S district court Frank Kellogg led the case with Robert Olds. Flanders Brace Armstrong represented the firm. directives urged witnesses to refuse replies on any existence of price fixing or profit equalization.
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St. Paul
General Paper Company
Robert §.Taylor
Specifl
United States District Court
Kellogg
Robert H. Olds
A. G. Flanders
Milwaukee
Wilam Brace
Chicago
James Amstrong
Keinetics
Corportion
Flanders
Unclear baseball scores roll in from multiple leagues
Sporadic game results from Chicago to St Louis and across the Midwest show mixed outcomes. Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago teams post varied scores while several games are postponed or delayed by rail travel disruptions. Western and other divisions list numerous scorelines with Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, and Milwaukee among the clubs noted.
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Chicago
Julio
Indiapolis
Milwacakee
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Western
Les Moines
Omaha
Massive Texas refinery fire threatens more tanks
A July fire at a Texas oil facility near Houston consumed tanks at the Poxas company, with an estimated value of 6 million dollars in oil lost and total property damage over 7 million. Dozens of workers evacuated as embankments were built to contain the blaze the flames sent burning oil into the river and officials feared further spread.
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Houston
Tex
Owliel
Poxas Company
Wexus Company
Trenton Football Duel Ends With Narrow Margin 1 0
A chaotic summer debate in Trenton centers on a local baseball clash misnamed as a football contest. The YOM CG A team reportedly led the Waldrons 1 to 0 after a tense play described amid political meddling discussions. Local betting rumors swirl about the outcome and future wagers.
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Trenton
Katsentuteh
Rome
Lamont Funeral Arrangements In Millbrook
Danial Lamont former secretary dies after brief illness while visiting Millbrook New York. Ex president Grover Cleveland travels to Millbrook for the funeral as Washington Civil War era honors are arranged and a eulogy is prepared for the late Lamont.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Jiniel
Lamont
Minbreek
Grover Cleveland
Tinnant
Millbrook
Linniant
Mra. Tlamont
Honet
Din Stewart
New York
Hind
Sandwich
Cleveland
Danial
Washington
Jay
War Department
Death Roll Completes As Bennington Disaster Toll Grows
July 27 reports tally dead wounded and missing from the Bennington disaster with survivors in hospitals. Officials promise a thorough investigation. Other notes cover Oregon sheep losses, a Dayton line wreck with five injuries, Wisconsin grain inspection leadership, and a Cambridge cup result.
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Nan Togo
Cat
Phil
W. V. Kennedy
George Trallett
C. Selita
J. G. Metties
Eaton
Dayton and Western Traction Line
Wellisbank
Didinnapolis
O. H. Webb
Miegon
D. EL. OA
Craig
Richmond
India
Lanure Graytmer
Buffalo
Virvin
Chicago
Fragmented Early 20th Century News In Outline
The report cites Albert A. Sanborn of Newark criticizing inventions, Wallace as chief engineer of a company and a candidate for presidency, Sophie Mayer seeking aid for her children in New York, and Morris Schatetter from Brooklyn accused of signaling for roads, with a proposed payment of 224,000. It notes Vermont border issues involving regional figures, health updates on A Hoy, and plans by the forest service to collect tree seeds. A Palermo mine explosion kills twelve. An earthquake shakes Chilpancine, officials in Memphis reject a New Orleans quarantine.
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Albert A. Sanborn
Newark
Rockford
Dada Fb
Waillace
Womeco
Reges Attidads
Sophie Mayer
Alx
Ain
New York
Morris Schatetter
Krooklyn Hoy
Dais Daventad
Ford
Piast Richlond
Stevens
Vermont
Awed
Syeas
Waleoti Post
A. Hoy
Eis
Palermo
Selly
Tral
Miku
Monga
Iiaty
Chilpancine
Grervero
Mes
Memphs Board of Healtth
Ancient Bloomington Court House Burned Down in Onoida Fire
In Bloomington Illinois a former court house dating to 1881 was destroyed by fire at daybreak. The building, once the first structure in Bloomington and a key stop for circuit court, housed famed lawyers and notable litigation years ago. The fire is believed linked to recent street carnivals but exact cause remains undiscussed while preservation efforts faced long resistance.
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Mts
Thinois
Lst
Ib Fa
Thors
Jamies Mtn
McLain County
Tllinois
Old Court House
Lingoln
Salem
Davis
Ulinois
Vriek
Tonerak Asahel
Miller
Stipp
Eveontrig
Phebe
Weiss & CO
Sele
Freeport
Aged Man Dies After Wounds Amid Turmoil in Corbandate
An elderly man of Corbandate, reportedly 760 years old, dies after a gun wound and alleged dementia. Reports describe a chaotic scene with a mayoral search for medical help, a damaged saloon scene, and police investigations. Several names and local details appear amid the turbulence and ensuing public notice of the events.
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Gari
Dhavor
Cather
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