Italy Struck By King Humbert Assassination Brouhaha
Rome reports the assassination of King Humbert I with long premeditation alleged. In Milan and Monza police pursue leads while Bresai connections with the United States are probed. London and Geneva note international reactions as monarchs mourn and Sir Salisbury condemns anarchist violence.
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Milan
Manelli
Ft Tn
Brecei
United States
Hat
Sim
Hreas
Anotis Tuscan
Cuases
Fee
Monenaml
Aldo Ant
London
Kise Hudlbert
Italy
Lord Salisbury
Ford Goday
Lord Saliebury
Humbert
King Victor Emmanuel Reaches Rome by Yacht
King Victor Emmanuel arrived in Calabria at noon aboard his yacht, preceded by a torpedo boat sent in search of him. He started for Rome at 1 PM.
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Rome
Calabria
Victor Emmanuel
Insurance Giants Affected By King Humbert Assassination
Special to The Evening World reports insurance firms face a 7 million dollar exposure from policies linked to King Humbert's death. Major U.S. companies including New York Life Metropolitan Life Equitable and Germania show no record of the monitor in New York books. English firms may hold the policies.
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Wembert
New York
World
King Humbert
Thin City
New York Life
Mall Life
Equitable
Germania
Monitor
Italian consul official seeks information on murder case
The Italian consul's representative went to Hoboken today to question a woman claiming to be the wife of an individual tied to the Humbert murder case. The visit aimed to obtain details for Halait authorities in pursuing the suspect.
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New York
Hoboken
Hressl
Akeugin
Humbert
Ute
Death of Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha Shocks London
Reports from London and Berlin recount the death of the Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, son of Queen Victoria, prompting mourning bells and royal adjustments. The body to be embalmed and brought to England for interment at Windsor. The new duke, heir to Coburg, faces regency questions amid German-Polish succession debate.
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Queen Victoria
Lonion
Duke of
Saxd-Cobure-Gotha
O Se
London
Prince of Wales
Goodwood
Lucknow
Wilfleor
St. George's Chapel
Berlin
Saxe-Coburg and
Gothe
Cotur
Potsdam
Oscar
Sweden
Coburg
Prince von Hobenplohe
Lingenbrug
Alfred
Surrender Figures Adjusted for South African Rebellion
A war office dispatch from Lord Roberts adjusts yesterday’s surrender claim. Generals Prinsloo Villiers and Crowther reportedly surrendered with 60 men, 1492 horses, 56 rifles, and 9-pounder guns. Some rebels in distant hills resist, claiming independence from Prinsloo. Lord Roberts orders immediate hostilities and directs General Hunter to rename hostilities and cease excursions.
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London
War Office
Roberta
Prinsloo
Prinklov
Villiers
Crowther
Prinkloo
Roterin
Hunter
Want to Help Boers Adverts Offer Passage to South Africa
Kingston Jamaica reports advise from Martinique of a youth recruitment scheme. Affected young men seek passage to join forces in South Africa amid efforts to organize transport and support for Boer war involvement.
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South Africa
Kingston
Jamaica
Martinique
M. Lautet
Pekin crisis and foreign reactions dominate today
Pekin reports say foreigners face relocation and possible massacres as international troops may march on Pekin. Germany and Britain weigh safety. dispatches note Sir Robert Hart safe while political turmoil spreads across China and beyond.
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Pekin
Tien Tein
Givine
Washington
Legation
China
London
Robert Hart
Germain Foreign Office
Germany
Baron von Ketteler
Anti Imperialist League Letter Criticizes Senator
The Washington Anti Imperialist League issues an open letter to Senator Hoover criticizing his actions and quoting from his inflammatory speech. A meeting of Democrats in Washington discusses the New York delegation. Mr Towne remains of the opinion that he should withdraw.
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Washington
Leagive
Hoor
Whiehington
Dius
New York
Towne P
Surrender figures revised for Hunter pursuit report
A dispatch states only 685 men surrendered to General Hunter rather than 6000 as reported yesterday, reducing the apparent scale of the surrender and indicating a smaller force capitulated in the engagement.
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Ceneral Hunter
Cotton markets close lower amid dull trading session
All cotton markets closed lower on futures as goad demand concerns weigh on Texas fees. Trading in the stock market was dull and confined to professionals. Oats declined while a lone advance in iHormotg marked a subdued market overall.
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Texas
Fight announces and injuries blur season notes
The report notes boxing activity with McGovern and McCoy set for an Awe bout. It mentions George Siler and Terry McGovern earning about 75 000 in a year. An arm injury sidelined Warner of a New York team while Georga Dixon broke an arm in the sixth round.
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Oource
George Siler
Terry McGovern
McCoy
Corbett
Oucober Warner
New York
Georga Dixon
French Caribbean unrest disrupts Martinique labor tensions
Dispatches from France report Fort De France chosen as a major military and naval depot with 13,000,000 francs allocated for Werennes of the tebrnity. Strains between capital and labor in Martinique grow tense as unrest and irritability flare amid upheaval and crisis.
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Sige
South Africa
Hoare
France
Fort de France
Martinique
Kan trade board to suspend Chicago quotations tomorrow
The Kansas City Board of Trade votes unanimously to suspend business on New York quotations starting tomorrow if Chicago quotations are withdrawn. Local bucket shops will follow suit, as telegraph company suspensions are ordered.
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Kansas City
Kanminity Board of Trade
Chicago
Boers Readying Withdrawal From Watervalboven
Lourenso Marquen of the Daily Express reports Boete forces preparing to retreat from Watervalboven. Frank Pettigrew, son of U S Senator Pettigrew, has arrived and joined Commandant General Botha’s staff.
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London
The
Daily Express
Watervalboven
Frank Pettigrew
United States
Pettigrew
Botha
Princess Cantecuzene's Heir Born in Petersburg
Granddaughter of the late President Grant and daughter of Brigadier General Frederick D. Grant toasts a son born July 27 in Petersburg weighing eleven pounds.
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Princess Cantecuzene
Petersburg
Princtas Candacuzene
Grant
Frederick D. Grant
United States Army
First American coal reaches Russia via Reval harbor
The first caress for American coal imports into Russia has arrived at Reval for war vessels. Three hundred tons of New River coal has also arrived for use by naval ships.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Reval
Oregon Captain Rebukes Press About Ship Officers
A cable from Captain Wilde aboard the Oregon in dry dock at Kure requests correction of press statements accusing officers of inefficiency. He states the ship has an unusually competent and efficient crew and denies any such criticism. The Navy declines to repeat the remarks publicly.
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Wosebington
Navy Department
Wilde
Oregon
Kure
Bureau of Navigation
Wile Bas
National Hanks Organizat. Records show 434 applications to organize
Washington July 31 records at the office of the comptroller show that since March 14 last, 434 applications to organize National books have been approved, of which 267 have since been organized and begun business.
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Washington
the Comptroller of the Currently
Financial figures on capital and bond deposits
The document lists bonds deposited to secured circulation at 4 250 250 dollars. It notes an organization with capital under 60 000 dollars and another with 50 000 dollars, while indicating aggregate capital involved totals 15 659 000 dollars.
Boston Negroes Declare War Against New Orleans
Boston's black community led by white activist Lillian Jewett meets at St Pauls Baptist Church to denounce recent clashes in New Orleans and pledge 1000 toward arming and sending a secret agent to the South. Report includes threats and claims of 150,000 men ready to invade by river or sea.
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Cales Powers
Chicago
Boston
Mein
St. Paul's ‘Baptist Church
Camden Street
Liliius Clayton Jewett
New Orleans
Lillian Jewett
South
Gconko
Cotton Planters Convene in September to Control Prices
President Wilbern of the South Carolina Cotton Planters association called a convention for September in Columbia. The plan aims to form township organizations with bankers to market cotton over a longer period and obtain accurate statistics to base prices.
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Cotton Planters' Convention
Columbia, & C
Wilbern
South Carolina Cotton Planters' Association
United Action of Cotton
Cuba Holds Off General Election for Delegates
The War Department announced no general election in Cuba on the third Saturday of September to elect delegates to a convention in Havana on the first Monday of November. The convention will frame and adopt a constitution for Cuba's people.
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Washington
War Department
Cuba
Havana
Iron workers strike over wage cut notices in Lebanon
More than one hundred puddlers at the Americaam Iron and Steel company plant in Lebanon Pa walked off the job after notices posted state wages would drop from four to nine dollars per ton starting August 1.
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Lebanon
Americaam Iron and Steel Company
Allies face dangerous Pekin advance amid diplomatic confusion
Dispatches from London and Berlin report the Allies push toward Pekin with swift preparations. Chinese authorities hold legations and foreigners as hostages. Li Hung Chang signals possible settlement terms while reinforcements under Sir Alfred Gaselee arrive. Destruction of several legations at Pekin is confirmed with French location partially wrecked.
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Ranelia
Im Afilan
Humbert
Margherita
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Bresu
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Panielari
Adowa
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Verdi
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Pekin
Berlin
von Leisel
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Claude MacDonneld
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Len Tain
Manchuria
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Times Days
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St. Petersburg
Bil Hing Chang
Russia
Ching
Tut Hung Kang
Tien Tein
Alfred Gaselee God Staff
Parla
Foreign Office
Emperor
Sleprese
Pakin
Americans at Pao Ting Fu Telegram Report
Americans at Pao Ting Fu report from Chee Hon secretary of state that nine have renewed and wired yesterday. The city and neighborhood are thick with redelds and news is hard to obtain. Names listed include Simole, Hoo, Taylor, Wilkie, Miles, Morrell, Bagnall, and Cooper among others.
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State Department
Eveting
Conwal Bowler
Chee Hon
Obie Fou
Pao Ting Wur Simole
Hodie
Taylor
Wilkie
Miles
Morrell
Bagnall
Cooper
Fowler
Transfer of Peoria, Deratur and Evensville Tail Road
Official confirmation announces the transfer of the Peoria Deratur and Evensville Tail road to the Witness Central for administration. Details remain sparse as the date and parties finalize the arrangement.
Towne Role in Nebraska Fusion Talks With Bryan Altered
The Washington Anti-Imperialist League challenges Senator Towne over his Populist ticket withdrawal. In Lincoln Towne spent hours with Bryan, with locals saying Towne may retire, as Nebraska fusion factions planned a state central committee meeting and a Populist executive committee gathering. Bryan urged harmony among the fusion forces.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles A. Towne
Towne
Lincoln
Bryan
Totwne
Open Letter to Hoar Attacks McKinley Policy
Washington July 1 An open letter from the Washington Anti-imperialist Imaginus denounces Hon George F Hoar of Massachusetts for supporting President McKinley for re election The writer quotes Hoars speeches and expresses amazement at what it calls his shift toward imperial policy The letter says public figures may be criticized and accuses Hoar of following an ignominious path via imperialism.
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Washington
Thas
lImagus
George F. Hoar
Messachusetis
Hid
McKinley
Hoar
Jonter
Wats der Front-Li
Democrats Align In Washington Over New York Situation
Chairman Jones of the National Democratic Committee sent telegrams to several points instructing democrats to meet in Washington and discuss the New York situation. He explained that factions in the state would work in harmony for the ticket. Yesterday he received a letter from W. J. Bryan indicating Bryan's confidence.
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New York
Jones
National Democratic Committee Today
Washington
Beckham to Call Special Session on Goebel Law
Governor Beckham plans an extraordinary session of the Kentucky Legislature between August 15 and September to amend the Goebel election law. A nonpartisan election commission bill is prepared for each county with two party representatives on state and county boards.
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Beckham
Frankfort
Ohio Democratic Club Opens Two Day Session at Lyceum
Toledo July 31 The Ohio Association of Democratic clubs began a two day edition at the Lyceum theater. Prominent attendees include George Fred Williams of Massachusetts Judge Tarvin of knowing Michigan former Governor Altgeld of Dripoli Ho Timothy Lupapey and T Barkworth of Michigan and Indiana Congressman James Al Robinson.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Association of Democratic Clube
Lyceum Theater
George Fred Willams
Massachusetta
Tarvin
Knoweky
Altgeld
Democrats and Populists Hold Separate, Plan Fusion Convention
In Oklahoma the Democratic and Populist gatherings met separately today. The Democrats backed J. R. Jacob for National Committeeman. Both groups vote to enter a joint convention tomorrow with a fusion candidate for delegates to Congress likely to be named.
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Oklahoma
T. Joly
J. R. Jacob
Congress
Weather Outlook With Winds Across Regions
Washington reports mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers on Wednesday and Thursday. Texas records partly cloudy conditions with southwest winds. Okinawa and Indian Territory expect generally fair weather with southerly winds.
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Washington
Texas
Okinawa
Indian Territory
Weather observations at all stations noted
Observations recorded across all stations by the Weather Bureau around the meridian times. Data reflect temperature, wind, and precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
Cawthon & Co Clothiers Advertise Madras Shirts and Linen
K H Cawthon & Co at 614 Main St under Capitol Hill advertise Madras and Linen Puff Boson shirts with regular prices around 1.25 to 1.50. The shop also features Wachusett Negligee Shirts priced at about 1.00 to 1.50. A second line repeats the store name and address.
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Sik
Madras
Wachusett
K. H. Cawthon & Co, Clothiers, Hatters, Furniahers
Tateml
Main St
Capitol Hom
Committee Recommends Cowardice Charges in New Orleans Case
A police board committee recommends cowardice charges against officers Aucoin Tremehand Olded Trelle, Plngon and Perster for delays in arresting suspect in the Chupa neero murder. Meanwhile Detective We and Sergeant Teous god Officer Sally were killed in the Friday incident in New Orleans. The report notes a separate insurance solicitor Charles was killed by a white assailant at a Saratoga house Friday.
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New Orleans
Spertil
Police Board
Chupaneero
Tueblayamore
Aucoin
Tremehand
Oldedtrelle
Plngon
Perster
Priday
Teous
Sally
New Orteane
Charles
Chjo Ug Saratoga
President to visit Washington on vacation schedule
Santon July 31 The president will go to Washington tomorrow to consult cabinet members and attend state business. The trip was contemplated for a day during his vacation, with return expected by the latter part of the week.
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Claz
Me Feo
Mongtlamo
Humbert
Santon
Washington
Dave
Four Girls Drown in Ocean City Bathing Accident
Four girls from Pennsylvania and New York drowned while bathing in rough breakers at Ocean City. Virginia and Elli Lowe from Mandown, pa Jennie and Bertie from Winimere, pa were carried out by a heavy tow. Bodies recovered later.
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New York
Ocean City
Virginia
Elli Lowe
Mandown
Jennie
Bertie
Winimere
Bodiex
No Action in Hoyt's Cane Case at Hartford Court
In Hartford. July 1. Judge J B Freeman held the case of Charles T Hoyt Wright confined as insane for the probate court with no action taken.
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Hoyt
Hartford
Conn
Charles T. Hoytwright
J. B. Freeman
64 Pages of Solid Facts for Men Advertisement
An aged medical advertisement promotes a pamphlet by J Newton Hathawat offering guidance on male health issues. It claims remedies for love, cocele, stricture, weak back, and urinary complaints, urging readers to send payment and mention the paper for postpaid delivery.
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J. Newton Hathaway
M.D. Longes
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