Barippa Newe Association Reports On Peace Terms
In St Petersburg on July 14 M Witte discussed peace negotiations with Kip-peror, with Witte to travel to Paris then the United States. Karotovitz to accompany the Russian mission to America. Bourse rose on news of Witte as chief plenipotentiary and government issued another five million paper roubles to protect gold reserves.
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Barippa Newe Association
St. Petersburg
Kipperor
M Witte
Mre Witte
Paris
United States
M Karotovitz
Pekin
America
Enya
Secretary Wil sor probes tobacco data manipulation
Washington July 14 Secretary Wil sor has begun an inquiry into charges that the statistious department of the agricultural boreau on tobacco was manipulated for the tobacco trust. Pending the investigation the publication of tobacco statistics for several districts will be delayed though the regular monthly state reports will still be issued Monday.
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Scrippe News Association
Washington
Wilsor
Department of the Agricultural Boreau
Tobacco Trust
Balalkia Mine Sells in Shasta County for Two Million
The Balalkia gold and silver mine in Shasta County California, owned by the late Peter Kimberly Frank Bukle and others, has been sold to a syndicate led by Clarence M Mackey for two million dollars. The Kimberly estate trustees closed the deal this week.
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Peripps News Association
Sharon Penn
Balalkia Gold and Silver Wines
Shasta County
California
Peter Kimberly
Frank Bukle
Sharon
Clarence M Mackey
Kimberly
Japanese Minister Visits Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
Japanese minister Takahira with Panama Canal officials visits Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay to confer on news Rosen conveyed to the President. Shonts and Stevens plan to oversee island works in coming days. The President desires a conference before the delegation sails.
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Oyster Bay
Takahira
Shonts
Stevens
Panama Canal Commission
Sagamore Hill
Ibia
Baron Rosen
Murdered Woman Identified in Arlington Golf Club Case
Braintree Mass July 14 The body of the woman found murdered on the Arlington Golf Club grounds has been identified as Ameline Schadlofeka wife of a Polish baron The police are seeking Schadlofeka who is believed en route to California
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Braintree
Arlington Golf Club
Aomeline Schadlofeka
Schadlofeka
Oshfornia
Convict Murphy Hanged at Folsom After Jail Break
Joseph Murphy was hanged at Folsom Prison in the early morning. He walked calmly to the gallows and remained stolid as the cap was fitted. He was among the men who murdered guard Wotter during the notable prison break of July 10, 1903, when thirteen convicts escaped.
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Scripps News Association
Folsom Prison
Cal
Joseph Murphy
Morphy
Guard Wotter
Terrorists Captured in Fontaine Canal Raid
Police surrounded a house near the Fontaine canal and captured a band of terrorists along with a quantity of explosives. Several policemen were wounded in the raid.
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St Petersburg
Fontaine Canal
German Fleet Plans to Visit Sweden Reported
Stockholm reports the minister of state refused to confirm or deny a large German fleet visit to Swedish and Norwegian waters as a possible show of sympathy toward Sweden. The German fleet is expected to arrive on July 30th.
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Scripps News Association
Stockholm
Maine Today
Cou
Sweden
Two Die in Chicago and Eastern Illinois Wreck
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train collision in Stoger Ills left engineer James Lyke and George Epstein of Chicago dead. Seven others were seriously injured and many more may die.
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Chicago
Paris Celebrates Bastile Fall National Holiday
In Paris July 14 citizens celebrate the fall of the Bastile with a parade in the Long Champs. President Loubst and Minister of War Berteau revived the troops as part of the national holiday observance.
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Paris
Bastile
Scripps News
Astociation
France
Long Champe
Loubst
Berteau
Taft and Party Welcome in Honolulu
The steamer Manoharia carrying Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt arrived in Honolulu today to a hearty reception. The San Francisco voyage was uneventful until a cabin passenger named Sullivan from San Antonio, Texas died by his own hand.
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Manoharia
Tals
Scott Praises John D Rockefeller in New York Visit
Walter Scott, famed aviator and author, arrives in New York from Chicago aboard the Twentieth Century Flyer with his dog. He praises John D Rockefeller and says he plans to spend about fifteen thousand dollars during his New York stay, after touring Broadway and Herald Square.
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Scripps News Association
Walter Moeth
California
Clevand
John D Rockefeller
Scott
Bim
New ‘York
New Yorks
Walter Scott
High Rd
Twentieth Century Flyer
Chicago
Broadway
New York
Herald Square
Peasants Revolt Destroys Estates Across Southwestern Russia
July 14 dispatch reports agrarian disorders spreading through Padolis, Kloff, Kharkoff and Kbergen. Peasants seize property claiming land ownership, destroying foraging machinery and looting catates as landowners flee with families, leaving estates in rioters’ control.
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Odena
Russia
Padolis
Kloff
Kharkoff
Kbergen
Grain market quotes for Wheat and Corn in Chicago
Chicago July 4 steady grain quotes show wheat opening at 0.87 and closing around 0.9086, corn at 0.563 and 0.32 for a later trade. Market notes indicate slight price movements with no dramatic shifts reported today.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Cashier at St Louis County Bank Shoots Self
A 60 year old cashier at the St Louis County Bank in Clayton shot himself at his desk at 12:30 today. The act appeared prompted by ill health as the motive.
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Scrippe News Association
St Louis
Bow Warfield
Clayton
Il Health
Prince Mirsky Named President of Proposed Assembly
St. Petersburg reports Prince Sviatopol Mirsky will be named president of the proposed representative assembly that the Czar has decided to call.
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Hy Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Prince Sviatopol Mirsky
Emperor William names King Oscar Grand Admiral of German Navy
Emperor William appoints King Oscar to lead the German Navy as Grand Admiral in a formal royal act dated July 14. The move elevates Oscar amid ongoing naval modernization and1914 era tensions.
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William
Oscar
Forest Fires Ravage Campgrounds in Cal Region
Fires rage across Bakersfield area with the worst blaze in the region, origin near Lucas Creek. The fire has burned for hours, destroyed numerous camps, and remains beyond control with expected heavy losses.
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Bakersfeld
Cal
Breckenridge
Lucas Creek
General Leonard Wood Undergoes Delicate Trepanning
Reports from Pocasset Cape Cod say General Leonard Wood underwent a delicate trepanning operation to remove a bony growth on his head. The procedure was successful and he is rapidly recovering at Booton Massachusetts.
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Booton
Mass
Pocasset
Cape Cod
Leonard Wood
Van Gessner testifies as defense witness in land fraud case
In Portland on July 14 Van Gessner co defendant with Gangreaman Williamson was the principal defense witness. He admitted advancing money as regular loan for claimants to prove up but denied arranging with claimants to induce them to file on government land.
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Portland
van Gessner
Largest Turbine Steamer Contract Awarded for New York to New Orleans
The Southern Pacific company led by President Harriman awards a contract to build a six thousand ton turbine freight and passenger steamer. This vessel will be the largest turbine ship yet built in America and will operate between New York and New Orleans.
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Scrippa News Association
New York
Tribune
America
Harriman
Southern Pacifi Company
New Orleans
Equitable Elects New Directors as Resignations Are Accepted
In New York on July 14 twelve new directors were elected at the Equitable meeting while three former directors resigned. Resignations included Frederick Bourne Louis Kitzeeral and Be ceming. New directors serving to December 3 1905 include Wallace F Pierce Daniel Tomkins Thomas Spratt Lewis Stern Frank Wetherbee James McMahan. Longer terms to 1906 1907 and 1908 include William McCook Charles E Littlefield N M Stranham Gady Herrick Nicholas Mary Satler and Charles Zader.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Equitable
Frederick Bourne
Louis Kitzeeral
End
District Attorney Seeks Copy of Equitable Evidence
Assistant district attorney Garven asked Robert Hoover for a copy of evidence taken by Superintendent Hendricks in the Equitable investigation. Governor Higgin had promised Jerome access to the office file earlier. Gavin pressed Hunter but did not obtain the evidence copy.
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Garven
Robert Hoaver
al Insurance
Hendricks
Equitable
Jerome
G Vernor Higgin
Gavin
Hunter
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