Inter Parliamentary Congress Endorses Russian Douma in London
Delegates at the Inter parliamentary Union opening in London show sympathy for the Russian Douma. American speakers including W J Bryan advocate arbitration and Hague extensions. Russians prepare return home amid calls for peace and a mass Jewish tragedy alert.
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London
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Hague Tribunal For Settlement
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Hagua
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Romsey Abbey Millenary Pageant Planned At Broadlands Park
Elaborate preparations are under way for Romsey Abbey mil lenary celebrations. The pageant will recount events from King Alfred era through royal and religious history, including Prince Henry and Matilda, King Henry VIII, King James, and King Charles passing through the town.
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London
Romsey Abbey
E. Ashley
Broadlands Park
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Henry
Rufus
Matilda
New Educational Code Lets Some Teachers Refuse Vaccination
The 1906 Educational Code for Great Britain relaxes vaccination rules for teachers who declare conscientious objection. Vaccination is not required for those facing objections, but records must show the status, and the board will only recognize such teachers with Local Education Authority consent.
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Great
Sncain
Simlar
Craig
Police Captain Brien Ousted by Judge Frazer
Portland observer reports Captain Patrick Brien, chief of local detectives and former Philippine Scouts captain, removed from office by Judge Frazer for charter violation and insufficient civil service examination ratings. The action also impacts Captain Slover and additional officers.
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Patrick Brien
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Inspector probes Eight Hour law compliance on新 bridge project
Government investigator Gethin begins evidence gathering in Washington on the construction of a million and a half bridge across Connecticut Avenue to ensure contractors obey the Eight Hour law. In Bay area news, the Longworths survive a car accident with minor injuries as they reach a jubilee event.
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Washington
Gethin
Conneticut Avenue
San Francisco Schools Open After Calamity
San Francisco officials report seventy schools opened on July 23 for the first time since the disaster. Attendance reached capacity in some rooms though totals were lower than last year with an estimated two hundred citizens having left the city since the calamity.
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Tun Atrigst
ZOO Cividiet Beva
Lady Curzon Buried in Kedlestone Service Held in London
Lady Curzon was laid to rest at Kedlestone today with memorial rites at Westminster Abbey. Ambassador Reid and Italian ambassador White attended the service amid in city observers and officials.
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London
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Westminister Abbey
Reid
Italy
White
Ill defendant Hoge risks bond forfeiture in land case
In Portland on July 23 the land fraud trial of Martin Hoge was postponed as he did not appear. The court says an appointed physician reports he is well enough to attend, and if he fails to submit to medical care or appear tomorrow, the bond may be forfeited.
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Scripps Newa Association
Viborg
Russia
Doumar
Douma
Viberg
Finland
St. Petersburg
Scripps News Association
Portland
Oregon
Martin Hoge
Hoge
Conference on coming congressional election and Catholic pilgrimage arrive
Oyster Bay reports Speaker Cannon's representatives Sherman McKinley Loud enstage and Cockie in conference with the President on the upcoming election. A hundred fifty lay Catholics from US and Canada arrive for Rome pilgrimage and will stay several days before continuing to Rome where the Pope will greet them. The Bureau of Labor Statistics officials open their annual convention in Boston and Canada with an engaging program.
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Scripps News Association
Oyster Bay
Cannon
Sherman McKinley Loudenstage
Cockie
Congressional Republican Committee
Cockee
Naples
United States
Canada
Rome
Boston
Maes
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Outlaws Seized by Shoshone Vigilance Committee
The Shoshone vigilance committee has captured eleven men charged with petty larceny. Prompt punishment is demanded by vigilantes, who warn they will hang criminals if law enforcement fails to act quickly.
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Scripps News Association
Choyane
Discharged in Robbery Case Over Insufficient Evidence
In New York on July 23 the discharge of Mrs. McPetto and Alfred King followed from insufficient evidence. They had been arrested days earlier on charges of stealing a thousand dollars in a separate case.
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New. York
Westie
McPetto
Alfred King
D.arsane
Man Hurt In Elevator Accident At Grand Opera House
Hirace Mann, a leading actor with the Zinn Travesty Company, fell into an elevator shaft at the Grand Opera House last evening and was seriously injured. He has worked with theatrical groups in Washington and Oregon for years. The Mazamas society of climbers plans a trip including Mt Baker and Mt Shuksan, starting from a hare day and ending with Tacoma and Bellingham hospitality.
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Utah
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Zinn
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Oregon
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Bellingham
Wash
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Mt Laker
Tacoma
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