Arbitration treaty would not alter Monroe doctrine says U S envoy
London July 28 The Hague Times correspondent reports Andrew D White United States ambassador to Berlin head of the American delegation says the United States supports a broad arbitration scheme but any modification of the Monroe doctrine must come from the United States after full study Noting that changes cannot be forced by a treaty for another purpose he warns there should be no doubt on this point.
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London
Hague
The
Times
Andrew D. White
United States
Berlin
Col Lake Dead on Eastern Tour From Heart Failure
July 28 report from Grenfell says Lieut Col Lake died of heart failure while recuperating abroad. He left a civic example with charity and military service. mourned by wife and son Richard. The piece notes community sympathy and his long family record of service to Britain. Cleveland also reports streetcar strikes near resolution efforts and a city council emergency meeting. Joliet notes Adolph Leutgert found dead in his cell at the state penitentiary awaiting an inquest into possible suicide or other cause.
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Grenfell
Asas
Col. Lake
Richard
Britain
Luetgert
Joliet
Adolph L. Leutgert
Chicago
Brazil
Tud
Charles Wolfangel
Denmark
Here
Toronto
R. B. Olappison
Geo. M. Tolton
Macleod
Clappison
Lethbridge
B. McFarquhar
McFarquhar
Tolton
Crows’ Neat’ Paxs
John Taylor
Wolseley
Asia
Supreme Court of the
Jas, McCowan
W. Aldred
W. Linnell
W. Ingram
Fleming, Jr
George Moore
Levi Thomson
Mr. Johnson
Regina
Taylor
Court House
Henry Hatch
Manitoba
Eddie Day
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Harvey Pettit
Wreda
Pettit
Ireland
Alexandria Bay
Montreal
Argyle
Alexandria
Bay
Lave
U. S
Cleveland
Ginada Copper Co
Sidliry
Pirike
A. Wehinardwan
Queen Victoria
Molines
London
Colonies
Itarniigan Bay
Mikado Jeninsula
Lake of the Woods
Federation Carried In Victoria Australia
Melbourne votes on federation show 4 000 in favor and 11 000 against by 6 80 o'clock. An overwhelming majority favors federation, confirming the proposal in Victoria.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Race Called Off By Seawauhaka Committee
Dorval Quebec July 28 race committee calls off the Seawauhaka onp due to high wind and pea soupy conditions. St Thomas July 28 J Wilkinson sells Times city paper to A E Wallace of Allan Loan company. Fred E Johnson retains ownership and continues as city editor. Price named at 25000 dollars.
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Or. Dorval
Que
Seawauhaka Onp
St. Thomas
J. Wilkinson
The
Times
A. E. Wallace
Allan Loan Company
Fred E. Johnson
Telegraphic Briefs from Perth to Vancouver and Beyond
A jumble of short reports notes a Perth Ont shooting involving Geo, strikes by Vancouver bricklayers, ONC rail projects by Mackenzie and Mann, Lipstone branch extension, Ingersol cremation, Lake Manitou strike rumors, Canadian Northern lines toward Prince Rupert, Luetgert found dead, Boe suicide, British Columbia politics support for Premier Semlin, Howell wins a swimming title, federation votes in colonies, earthquakes and tidal waves near Tiani islands, U.S. troops capture Calowa area, Attorney General Martin resigns, Vancouver trackmen seek pay rise, Manitoba team wins Northwest cricket tourney with Chicago and Omaha results.
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Geo, Lite
Perth
Ont
Sais
Vancouver
ONC
Mackenzie and
Mann
Ching
Prince Ihert
Luetgert
Chien Wits
Juliet
P. Boe
Gratton
Suleide
Winnieg
Corbohead
Cole Wohin
Semlin
I HM
Howell
Victoria
Tasmania
Tin Tiwniian
Hosking
Van
U.S
Calowha
Strike Fever Across Cities Spurs Labor Clash
Reports from Vancouver Chicago and Philadelphia describe bricklayers walking out over Chinese labor and telegraph messengers demanding higher pay. In Perth a 15 year old boy was wounded in a street shooting as police captured suspects. Other items note railroad talks and a steamer trial in Kingston.
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Vancouver
Chicago
Philadelphia
North Aide
Recognition of an Arbitration Court Marks Progress in Society
From The Hague report on the peace mission notes a Great success achieved by capable delegates from around the world. It praises a permanent arbitration court on the American revision principle and a neutral duty to urge dispute resolution over war.
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the Hague
William T. Stead
Peace Commission
Reault
Britain
Striking Freight Workers Delay Action at Jersey City Piers
Freight handlers at the Pennsylvania railroad yards and piers in Jersey City voted to continue work after a public meeting led by Father John Brady. They postponed strike action to allow further talks with company officials, avoiding disturbance on the main pier.
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Pennsylvania Mallroad
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Brady
Victoria caucus to decide Semiin Martin resignation fate
In Victoria British Columbia on July 47 a government caucus will decide if the party sustains Mr Semiin in asking Mr Jos Martin to resign. Martin says he will abide by the result. The city buzzes with politicians and wire pulling as a general election is believed likely.
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Victoria
B.C
Semiin
Jos. Martin
Turbid July Dispatches Marvel At Global Military and Trade News
Reports speak of Captain Droyfue gravely ill as Military Inn proclaims to Cleveland and Winnipeg plans. Disappearances resolved, ships launched including Vengeance and Suffren, and a debt case in Winnipeg ends with confession. A right of way survey begins for N portage extension while harvest lines to Manitoba face light shipments.
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Thurasday
Droyfue
Cleveland
Hasti
Tomnes
Winnipeg
Brent Succewa
Toronto
Day
Oronte Nen
Evafely
Lake Erie
Lake Ontarla
Honoluji
Ontario
Manitoba
Geo. Siddle
Montreal
Whyte
Vancouver
Boundary Creek
General de Negrier
Supreme Council of War
France
Leon
Japan
China
Lemietx
Ville Marie Bank
Line
President Assassination Shocks Caribbean Nations
Reports from Santo Domingo and Mocca reveal President Ulysses Henreaux Heureaux murdered at 4 PM. Ramon Caceres named as murderer. Vice-President Guiquero takes control. Funeral plans expected in San Domingo. Separate news from Cleveland and Detroit cover street railway strikes and labor unrest with police and troop involvement. Calgary reports Nathaniel Leech dies after a fall from a train.
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Ulysses Sonreaux
San Doe
Mingo
Moca
New York
Associated Presa
United States
Haitian Telegraph Company
Ulysses Henreaux
Santo Domingo
Mocca
General Heureaux
Port de France
Martinique
Ulysses Heureaux
Ramon Caceres
Persuit
Figuero
San Domingo
Dreyfus Stricken by Fever in Paris
Le Petit Journal reports Dreyfus is seriously ill with fever in Paris July 97. The item notes the condition is grave and monitored by doctors.
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Dreyfus
Paris
le Petit Journal
Quiet Restored After Cleveland Street Car Strike
Disorder and violence marked the street car strike in Cleveland but by morning quietness returned. Cars run on numerous lines with few passengers while buses on many consolidated routes attract riders. City officials met at the city hall all night and issued a call for additional troops.
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Cleveland
Consolidated Aystem
Maybrick Case letters in House of Commons inquiry
In London on July 25 Michael Davitt MP pressed the government to explain why Mrs. Maybrick received no royal clemency after her Peliee Leas conduct. Sir Matthew White Ridley stated he could not promise exceptional treatment or royal mercy for Mrs Maybrick.
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Maybrick
London
Michael Davitt
South Mayo
Matthew White Ridley
Resignation rumors swirl over President Kruger South Africa
Reports from Cape Town and London indicate conflicting accounts of President Kruger’s resignation. Some say he resigned conditionally or definitively, while others claim a withdrawal or continued ambiguity as tensions with the Volksraad persist.
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Cape Town
Kroger
South African
Kruger
Pretoria
Volksrand
London
Daily Mail
Volkaraad
Ville Marie Bank Closure Shocks Montreal in Defalcation Case
Montreal Ville Marie bank shuts after two employees, Ad boontané B. Lemieux and J. Ji Herbert, defect in funds. Shortage rumored between 50 000 and 80 000 dollars. detectives search for the missing duo as 90 day review looms. City seeks clues from U S cities while owners defend stability.
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Ville Marie
Montreal
Adboontané B. Lemieux
Teller J. Ji
William Weir
Dominion
Herbert
Temieux
United States
Bank Ville Marie
Baok
Lemieux
Athabasca Safer Arrival After Fire Damage
Fort William reports the O P RB steamer Athabasca damaged by fire at Owen Sound. Manitoba completed the Owen Sound trip in four days and arrived on time. In Montreal Acting Detective Richard White was stabbed on James Street while dispersing loafers and is hospitalized in a precarious condition. The assailant was arrested.
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Fort William
O. P. RB
Ateamer
Interchange of Traffic Planned Between CPR and E. & T. Line
Vancouver July 94. An arrangement for the exchange of traffic between the Canadian Pacific and the other line was completed. Whyte, manager of the CPR line west of Take Superior, said it would be of great convenience to shippers and relieve congestion at several points.
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Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Ale & Res
Whyte
C. PR. Linea Weat
Take Superior
Ain Beaty
Ook F
Cyclone damages homes. notable figures travel and events reported
A July report notes a cyclone wrecking homes in La Parté, Champion Pugilist Jeffries heading to Europe, and various political and labor developments. It mentions strikes, railway prospects, land values in Manitoba, and military movements as more nations face tensions amid global events.
Boundary Dispute and Arbitration Refusal Explained
Washington reports that the United States rejects fair arbitration on the boundary issue citing sacred claims. Secretary Hay argued any compromise risks losing the core position especially over Pyramid Harbor and western political opposition looms against concessions to Canada.
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Washington
United States
Hay
Pyramid Harbor
Canada
Lyin Canal
Dyen
Skagway
Prramid Harbor
Epworth League Session Held Across Three Venues
Epworth League in Indianapolis gathered last night in a tent Tom Iineon Fell and the opera house both crowded. Rev A Carman of Toronto chaired the meeting in Tomlinson hall. A brief talk on long service opened proceedings while a quip contrasted women’s and men’s glass viewing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Epworth League
Tom Iineon
Opera House
A. Carman
Toronto
Tomlinson Hall
Severe storm damages railways and crops in Chile
A July storm in Santiago de Chile continues its impact with railway and bridge damage estimated at 6,000,000 pence. The wheat crop is believed to have been completely destroyed.
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Santiago de Chili
Torpste Meat Explosion Kills Seven on Destroyer Trial
The Bullfinch aboard the Torpedo during a sea trial near London today exploded, killing seven and injuring eleven of the crew. Authorities are investigating the incident and confirming the ship involved as well as the location of the trial.
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London
Bullfinch
Boss
Winnipeg Grain and Stock Broker Adverts Prairie Prices
Private wire broker J D O Brien lists Manitoba grain and stock prices for wheat flour oats corn feed and oils, with delivery terms and per sack or per ton quotes. Includes livestock prices, dairy and poultry rates, and early 1900s remark on market movements and regional goods in Winnipeg.
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Col. Lake Dead
Ohio
Thara
George Lite
James Hart
Hart
San Francisco
Pierre Humbert, Jr
Boston
Fort Selkirk
Ottawa
Yukon
Kingston
Calvin
India
Cleve
Serpent River
Wis
Deseronto
Toledo, Ohio
M. Spiter
Ohio Central Railroad
Stead
Semin
Martin
A. W. Parson
Martinville, Que
Dr. Chase
Epmanson, Bates & Co
General Axline
Brooklyn
Born Steel Range Company
Axline
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lemieux Surrenders
Lafontaine
J. N. Greenshields
M. & Quinn
Jong
Nathaniel Leech
Calgary
N.W.T
O.P. R
Transvaal
Oom Paul
Utlon
N.Y
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kenney
Obas T. Goodrich
Hon
Gen, & Block
Samuel T. Hill
Homea
la Parte
Jeffries
Tourope
Tailora’ Utrike
Tad
George Cotter
F. Whaley
Port Dalhousie
Russia
Armbur
Coren
Brandin
Mt. Heintaman
Plana
Deni
Lelfeyw
Atlin
Alaska
Yin Beattle
Wash
Merchants Bank of Halifax
Botaford
Manitobana
Klondike
W. H. Rourke
E Wan
Geo, MacLeod
Archie McMurray
Macfarlane
Windsor
William Wood
Abraham Wood
Sandwich Weat
Drawer
J. D.O’ Briien
Princess St
Grain and Stock Broker
Glenora
Lake of the Wooda
Deakin
Bradford
East Main Alreet
Johnson
Quebec
Lake Superior
Georgia
Liberia
Hamilton
Frederick W. Watking
Seventh Day Adventeré
William Ferrier
Don Bridge
Bt. Paul
Ed. Sinkler
Grafton
N. C
Norwood
Salmon Island
Stoney Lake
Hattie
R. J. Btoart
Qana-dian Order of Foresters
Percy Clarke
Andlor
Alloway & Champion
Imma
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