Liberal split rocks party as imperialists press control
The article details deep rifts within the liberal ranks amid calls for imperialist dominance. It describes factions including the “forwards” of ultra liberal liberals and the Beerm war era tensions, with leaders like Sir Edward Grey and Lord Salisbury cited in debates over policy and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Jong
Sodal Can
Liberal Party
Hopileus
Siai
Joep Chaullerlain
Oni
Henry Caispbetl
Edward Grey
Edward
Rorebe
Wilfred Lawson
Heo. Lahoutbers
Leopard Courtly Howire
Obaige
Feibe Tanka
Jose Wean
Doy
Cac Bacoertian
Commins
Lord Fenebery
Henry Jeweter
Asquith
Durham
Lady Randolph Churchill Weds Line of West at St Pauls
Lady Randolph Churchill née Jaromko wed Linaiwon George Cornwallis West at St Pauls Knightsbridge. The church was crowded with elegantly dressed spectators. the Duke of Marlborough led the procession and Ambassador Choate attended with other Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Randolph Churchill
Jaromo
Jolly Wan
Linuiwnont
George Cornwallia West
St Paul's Church
Knghw Bridge
Duke of Marlborough
Amabiieador Choate
Regulations on logging trucks up to Sabine River OK'd by War Dept
From Washington July 2 Han B Gooper and associates from Orange Texas celebrate a War Department decision under the May act allowing running of logs on the Sabine and related waterways. The order restricts log and timber transport to protect river navigation while preserving lumber interests in Southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinhton
Han
B. Gooper
Orange
Texas
Inter Ste
Pie War Department
Tie Saume
Geratedatiie Io
Soullyas
Veaue
Porthwest Louwann
Suoutheii
Jos
Freehet
Oir
Cooper and Mewrs
Kelty
War Department
Dion
Cooper
Act of Congress
Toose
Subia
Simber
John Mo Witrents
Imvedier
Enainvern
Secretary of War Innemark
Gevtral
Wilain
Saullowarn
Fabricated fraud claims end in court records reveal
The document details alleged financial deceit involving a Rathbone case, noting missing vouchers and improper charges. It describes payments and the defense that two warrants favored a party, while officials disputed the totals and responsibilities. The text shows contested charges and unresolved accountability.
Charges Against Rathbone and Court Proceedings
Mr Bates G Rathbone, former director in Cuba, was arrested at 1 o clock on four charges including unlawful drawing of two orders for Clark and drawing per diem not entitled. Mrs Rathbone posted 25,000 bond. Rathbone remained in court awaiting judge’s decision on Fracco pDa related matter. bond set for Gamba pending. Captain Scott reported on military authorities involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Panda
Mavana
Bates G Rathvens
Polite
Cuba
Clark
Postal Funda
Rathbone
G. Rathbone
Fracco pDa
Gamba
Deatanee
Rathbony
Scott
The Closet Door and Emigrant Treatment in New Ver City
A fragment from a New Ver paper discusses articles titled The Closet Door. It notes the writer focuses on alleged abuse of emigrants, describing conditions as harsh and the Meilith warians blamed as the dirtiest puffidne in New York. Medical exams of embryos are claimed to be conducted with flawed principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Wind Pictures
Allie Horrors of
Dabergev
Ellelly
New York
Debatable Budget Proposals Amid Dreary German Weather
The report cites General Guenther of Frankfurt on the Main attacked while reporting on meat prices. The Deutsche Nachrichten urges Germany to withdraw from Gest and links Mr Guenther's alleged wrongdoing to U S processes. Severe storms sweep regions including Bremen and Breslau causing deaths and widespread damage with troops mobilized and Bella opera tours continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Cueniher
Frankfort-on
Deutsche Alatts Zeitunge
Duke at Home Count on Deer Resistance Through November
London reports the Duke of Marlborough returns home amid talks that Canadian forces and British troops will maintain resistance into November. He notes optimism despite early setbacks and predicts continued conflict linked to the U.S. presidential election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Marlboroury
Hamilton
Americans in London Four Republican Congressmen in London
Four members of the United States House of Representatives committees were in Los Angeles this week including Chairman Sereno B. Payne and Congressmen Charles H. Grosvenor of Ohio G. W. Brecie of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weyw Gnd Means
United States
House of Representatives
Losson
Sereno B. Payne
Conresamen Charlies H. Groat Yeeor
Obie
G. W. Brecie
Ludiana
Oceanic visitors and protests soured in transit
The passage notes unnamed travelers from Pennevivange and Oxon heading to the United States, including George J. Geet of New York and Charles fh Yerkes with Archbishop Cerra in New An, welcomed by the Duke of Norfolk, as the group eyes trot race events and returns abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone Deleell
Pennevivange
Gaoffal Gyraseenor
United Euloe Awewat
Campaten
Lowleton
Maine
Mewar
Payne
Beeole
George J. Geet
New York
Charlee
Cerra
Carlial Vaughn
Paris City Hall In Deadlock With Ministry Over Expo Event
July 4 report cites a rift between the Paris municipal council and the ministry over a premier expo event at the city hall. President Lontet remains uninvolved as cabinet officials refuse to recognize unions amid clashes with party organs and the park council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
Paris
Waldock-Rousseau
Aerima
Lontet
M. Loubot
NM Lowbet
Parke Council
Elynes
Uidea
Favor Annexation Sparks Native Support in Guatemala
Article notes growing sentiment among Guatemalan natives for United States jurisdiction. Advocates argue annexation would stabilize law, protect investments, and boost liberal reforms as President Ming faces clerical revival in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
United States
Coisea
Advicon
Toy
Calture
Act Ve
Guialiala
Guatemiula
United Sin
General MacArthur Latest Casualty List Released
General MacArthur reports casualties with a list dated July 2. Killed include members of the Thirty-eighth and Thirty-fourth Infantry units such as James Easterly James Shagey Albert Freyberger and William Hunter. Wounded vary from thigh and shoulder injuries to serious conditions like Abdulowen and William Mosby. Other names appear for Captain Gibson and Robert Willtson with different injury details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
James KB
James
Shagey
Albert Freyberger
William
Hunter
Libert P. Martin
EB. Gibson
Shoulter
Tuee
Werman
Oncar Lake
Charing Weinbr Knce
Ward P. Frank
Abdowen
William Mosby
Mudgom Ty
Robert O. Willtson
Wao Stratton
William FE. Lane
Eer
President May Order De Simmne to that of Germany Korn
General William Ludlow and aide Halstead are noted in a brief historical record mentioning command movements toward Germany as part of a July action. The source conveys a military context and assigns roles to these officers without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Simmne
Germany
William Ludlow
Halstead
unclear text from historical page item
unreadable OCR fragment referencing individuals and a political action with undefined details. The passage mentions a general meeting, potential organization involvement, and a presidential link, but specifics are not discernible.
War Department Changes in France by President Lowhet
President Lowhet acts on a war ministry proposal to reorganize the supreme command in France. Four army commanders are named to new roles, and General Floren is appointed governor of Pret aiming to streamline control amid the ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowhet
Ottan Geereig
Fortelne
Wan
Ceria
Thor
Weiler
War Office
Ton Illane
Floren
Maperkl Negrier
Ds Gillet
Shah of Persia Second Royal Guest Arrives at Paris Exposition
The Shah of Persia's second royal guest of the arts exposition arrives in Paris by train. He is welcomed at the station by President Lauber and driven to Lip Rivals, the American dentist's residence, prepared for visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Barmindig
Amvenlee
Fair Inter
Leitlan
Fiahijer
Vbhal
Persia
Missmarfar Ed-D-Fradoes
Secon
Paria
Vrealdone Lauber
Lip
President Diaz Recovers Then Plans Exposition Visit
In Meza City on July 23 President Diaz recovers from neuralgia and signs for a rational budget at the palace. He will attend the Pat-Amipica exhibition next year and may travel through Europe, visiting notable sites and awaiting executive department decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaien City
Pident Diaz
Busta
Wirsietentiz
Tempt
Etrope
Executive Department
Pilgrims from Various Points Head Toward Guadalup Shrine
A large convoy of pilgrims from many parts of the state plans a July journey by way of Tallway to the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe near the City of Mexico. Among the travelers are hundreds of women joining the religious excursion amid hopes for spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Crus
Question of Naval Fleet Future Sparks Obama Era Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses appointment of a mediator or caretaker and questions about the future of naval supply. Mentions American political groups and a ministry of welah team with war ships formed.
Emerald Mines Formed in Guerrero for Gem Prospecting
A new company is formed to work emerald mines in Guerrero Mexico with initial ore already extracted and reported as of good quality. prospecting for cardinal diamonds continues and officials believe more finds may follow, noting favorable color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Blaw
Guerrero
Consul General Blowe Travels to Pretoria to Meet Kruger
Capeions July 1 reports Consul General Blowe has departed for Pretoria and will likely proceed directly to Kruger’s headquarters for discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capeions
Blowe
Pretoria
Kruger
Postal Regulations Affected U S Island of Gueme Trade
A 19th century notice outlines portage and tariff rules between the United States and a Caribbean island under Philippine control. It details duties, classification, and enforcement across territories including Hawaii and Cuba, with penalties for noncompliance and conditions for ships entering U S ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranhington
Wontiitaster Cendryn Smith
United States
Wil Mall
United Staten
Iland
Guem
eNell
Hays
Nates
Portage
Hawaii
Perscie
Uniter Staten Milpary
Cairo
Enlisted Personnel Commended for Field Service
The report lists enlisted soldiers and noncommissioned officers receiving recognition for their roles in the field. Mentions include Sergeant Major William Lindsey and Sergeant G Beuiler of the Worthing infantry, along with other men in various volunteer and infantry units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Wanitaeton
Tole
Iret
Phipps
Faloetner
Bordeta Volunteer Infantry
Heont Jeliean
Valliy-smed Infantry
Robert I Allghett
Willian
Lindsey
Seradant G
Beuiler
Emmipung Bo Worthing Infantry
Unclear fragmentary text outlines union activity and council roles
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the American Federation of Labor, a committee or council role, and references to individuals or entities such as Chloe War and Amalgamated Woolworks. Content is incomplete and not fully decipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitogo
Ntt
Kiddie Mineral
Amalgamated Woolworks
Rs Aepeietion
Hearne Texas visitors plan for a local Industrial Jubilee
A list of residents and visitors in Hearne Texas details trips to Houston and Galveston for the Shernsen Industrial and Jubilee events and Old Settler celebration. The report notes arrivals from Mexia Mumford Palestine and Arvin, plus railroad business and local distress with the Calvert Wad and France Valley line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shernsen Industrial
Puisco
Auman
KR. W. Mareball
Nas
Mexia Tet Pight
J& Lo Daneat
Hearne and
Brazos Valley
Hearne
Brazca aViley
Houston
Richie
Galveston
Soppel Cff
Clty
Earl Stier
Mumford
Aisin
Welk
Nouslon
Texes Ceolyal
Arvin
Tees
K Youn
Palestine
Yveatertay
A. P Duncan
Waa
Irvan
Calvert, Wad and
France Valley
Washington Chapter of United Confederate Veterans Meet in Brenham
Regular quarterly session of Washington Chapter No. 200 United Confederate Veterans held in Brenham on July 2 with J. G. Rankin presiding. Attendees included A. Alloorn, H. Hooker, J. Cordray, J. Rankin, H. Melee, J. Roskin and others. Reports covered memorials, grave markers, and funds for monuments. Mayor Amos Williams absent. plans noted for future ceremonies and local events.
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Flentam
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
Oushing
Harry Haynes
M.a.healy
H. ©. Melee
P. Nivbuur
JG. Rankin
Wihobuges
Wiliioma
J.G. Roskin
Fon Worth
Wade
Amos A. Wilisina
Doley
Ueniuincer
Thi
Mississippi River
Ava
Germain
Kate Eaton
Buies
Hh MM Crawford
Kcentral
Weljr
Fargo &O
Expienan O
Halloten
Vsewroyd Walchier
Towson
da Forte
Galveston
Central
Fan Hermatnnate
Vwortos
Houbtim
Bedale
Curber
Brenham
Field Andiery and
Signal Corps
la Torre
Rorteberg
Fort Heng County
Xie
Binma Law
Mina Ancle
Mitts. Hebhler
F. Mercer & DiMber
Misnes Harrie
Bryin
Caroline Gilllinen
Charles M. Vencer
Fr. B. Middleton
Fas
Sandy Street
Wis
Bugtran
Marae
Meade
Anaes
Lecture and public notices draw crowds in Tevas region
A mistyped report notes a large gathering near Chantalqua with hundreds of attendees and discussions led by Jigee Dunlap. The text mentions Hon. Joseph W. Batley preparing remarks for Thursday addressing regional concerns and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxohachin
Tevas
Lily
Dunlap
Joseph W. Batley
Halletaville Texas Obituary and School Trustees
A fragmented report from Halletaville Texas notes a funeral procession for a former sheriff from San Antonio and lists local trustees for the Letaville Independent district including Otto Van Rene, T. Y. Hill, Marcus Schwarte, H. J. Heye, and F. E. Huck. The edge of the piece references a meeting at the Gonmale mandery No. 11 and mentions President Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halleteville
Texas
John F. Honeblae
Tere
San Antonio
Letaville Independent
Allen
Otto van
Rene T. Y. Hill
Marcus Schwarte
Grmann
H. J. Heye
F. E, Huck
Corsicana Light Publishing Company Incorporated
Corsicana Texas July 4 The Light Publishing Company organized and incorporated with capital of 20000 dollars. Incorporators include A We Dr Frank Hines and Ceptalah Allyn. The firm aims to publish a daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Corsica
Texas
Light Publishng
A. We Dr
Frank Hines
Ceptalah Allyn
le Nhe
Furnith Coree
Unclear historical notice from Corsicana region
The fragment references Corsicana Texas and mentions Capitan Corsicana, a F C Hand, and a railway connection. It alludes to a two month period and a return home, with hopes tied to a fine or bullaa. however the text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Texas
Kineer F. C
Corsicana and
Sabine Paes
Sherman Tax Board Adjourns After Meeting
A fragment from Sherman Texas reports the tax board of equalization adjourned after addressing midyear reassessment actions. It notes a reported value near 5270000 in previous year assessments and mentions adjustments to the tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman's
Sherman
Texwa
Ahr Board of Equalization
Washington Man Dies at 20 in Texarkitty Home
Brogu Washington died at his home in Texarkitty July 24 aged 20. He was a resident of this city and his death was reported today. Services and funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Washington
Texarkitt
Texan
Brogu Washington
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