Envoys to Meet August Sixth On Mayflower Off Oyuler Bay
Washington reports the first meeting of the Russian and Japanese peace envoys will be August 6 aboard the Mayflower off Oyster Bay. President Roosevelt to host luncheon. Envoys Ayumuka Kowara and Takahira travel by government warships to Sagamore Hill for a conference, then return to New York.
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Washington
State Department
Oyuler Bay
Ayumuka
Baron Kowara
Takahira
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
New York
Quarantine Tightens as Scripps Reports Yellow Fever
New Orleans notes strict quarantine measures with about twenty detention camps in operation and oil applied atop cisterns amid unofficial reports of ten day yellow fever cases and no new deaths. Officials in Bhreveport acknowledge official reports and denials of yellow fever.
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Scripps News
New Orleans
Ion Bhreveport
Report Denied On Norway Throne Consent Claim
A Berlin foreign office statement denied an interview report that Emperor William sought the Czar’s consent for Wenzol Jern Princes to ascend the Norwegian throne. The denial was issued July 27.
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Berlin
William
Norway
Foreign Office
Seventh World Zionist Congress Opens in Basel
Basel July 27 The Seventh Congress opened at ten this morning with seven hundred sixty delegates from over twenty countries. The venerable Shaity presided and Dr Max Nordan of Parla delivered a eulogy on Theodore Herz, founder of the Zionist movement.
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Cripps News Association
Basel
Switzerland
Seventhai Congresa
Zionist Organization
Shaity
Max Nordan
Parla
Theodore Hers
Zionlut
Strong Defense at Kyong Chung Holds Early Line
Tokyo reports that Russian forces vow to defend Kyong Chung south of the Tumen river as outer defense for Vladivostok and a key to Posyet Bay. Rear Admiral Kataoka notes Alexandrovsk captured on July 24 with little resistance and minor scorings on Munika and Alkova. Japanese losses minimal.
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Sorippa News
Tokio
Kyong Chung
Tumen River
Vindivostok
Posalett Bay
Kataokar
Alexandrovsk
Munika
Alkova
Japanese Capture Convict Town on Sakhalin Island
Tokio July 27 The Japanese have captured Alexandroves the large Russian convict settlement on Sakhalin Island.
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Scripps News Association
Tokio
Alexandroves
Island
Sakhalin
Swedish Parliament approves Norway Sweden dispute report
Stockholm July 2 7 The two houses of the Swedish parliament approved the report of the special committees appointed to deal with the case between Norway and Sweden.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Arrest Made for Treason in Bebasto Fort Siege
Sevastapel July 27 The court martial revealed a widespread conspiracy among Black Bea fleet sailors and fortress artillerymen at Bebasto pol demanding conditions from the Onan. The plot failed as the Kolaz Potemkin crew acted quickly. Twenty five hundred sailors and soldiers were arrested.
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Martini
Matinesis
Black Bea
Bebastopol
Kolaz Potemkin
Memorial Services and Slogan Factions Halt Congress Syna gogue
At congress end memorial services for Herz were held in the synagogue. Delegates could not enter and a clash over seats broke out. Police failed to control the crowd and a fire brigade dispersed them with hoses.
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Herz
Heartless Clerk Denies Mother at Waldorf Astoria
James Foye a Charlee G Gates confidential clerk refused to recognize his mother, claiming she is his father's divorced wife and calling her crazy. He said he would arrest her again if she approached him, while noting the mother lives in a bare Park Avenue room in poverty.
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New York
James Foye
Charlee G Gates
Waldorf Astoria
Park Avenue
Starr Case Witness Starr Fled Missing Williamson kin
The government introduced evidence this morning linking Congressman Williamson to the alleged land fraud conspiracy. Ernest Starr, his nephew and prosecution witness, fled and has not been apprehended, with defense admitting the fact though denying it earlier.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
Oey Pulp
Gov~a
Williamson
Ernest Starr
North German Lloyd Moor Wrecks Off Guernsey Coast
Central Nova reports a German steamer wrecked in fog off Guernsey. All passengers saved from about eight hundred aboard. Lifeboats and a heavy tug work the scene. vessel name unknown. Two German liners Wilhelm der Grosse and Frederick der Große are at Cherbourg and will sail soon.
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London
Central Nova
Guernsy
Taga
Easog
Cherbourg
Frederick der Groses
Thesesalsioa
Guernsey
Disastrous Fire Destroys Fernie Business District
A massive early morning fire in Fernie burned the business portion of the town, causing about one hundred thousand dollars in losses. The blaze marks the second such disaster in eight months for the area, with significant damage reported.
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Vancouver
Hwo
Fernie
Fight at Macedonia leaves many dead near Privat
In a clash between Bulgarian and Servian bands near Privat Macedonia today. Seventeen Bulgarians including the band leader and seven Servians were killed.
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Scripps News Association
Belgrade
Servia
Privat
Macedonia
Will Boycott Banks in Shanghai Meeting Planned
In Shanghai on July 27 native bankers plan a meeting to discuss a proposed boycott of the International Banking Corporation, an American institution with offices in New York.
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Scripps News Association
Shanghai
International Banking Corporation
New York
Peary Sails Again in Arctic Pole Search
Lieutenant Peary called at two this afternoon on his search for the North Pole. Yesterday he bade farewell to his wife and daughter who are now on their way home.
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Scrippe News Association
North Sydney
Peary
North Pole
Law Upheld On Chinese Exclusion In Deportation Case
United States Judge Taylor this morning upheld the legality of the Chinese Exclusion set. The decision came in several deportation cases in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
United States
Taylor Ths Morning
Wrecked steamer Tricolar breaking up at Cape Mondo
Reports from Cape Mondo Gino say the wrecked steamer Tricolar is breaking up as the coal cargo leaks through a badly punctured hull. The vessel lies on her side and may be washed farther ashore, hastening its total disintegration.
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Cal
Cape Mondo
Gino
Grain market report from Chiado on July 25
The rock exchange quotes show wheat opening at 80.865 cents and closing at 87 cents, corn opening at 53.5 cents and closing at 53. oats opened at 28.5 percent and closed at 90.2534, reflecting a mixed day for grains with minor shifts in prices.
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Scrippe News Association
Chiado
Hls
Jaly
Rock Exchange
Brokers Refuse to Talk in Cotton Theft Inquiry
Two New York brokers Frederick Peckham and Motes Hess appeared before the grand jury in the cotton teak investigation and refused to answer questions. They were cited to appear in court tomorrow to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt. Peckham is alleged to have had a secret understanding with sealant statue Homes to obtain advance information on the option report.
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Washington
Frederick Peckham
Motes Hess
New York
Peckham
Sealant Statietice, Homes
Galveston Designated Convoy for Peace Envoys Route
Galveston has been named a convoy vessel to accompany the May Flower and Dolph transporting peace envoys from New York to Oyster Bay and then to Portsmouth, as announced in Galveston.
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Weahington
Galveston
May Flower and Dolphin
New York
Oster Bay
Oyster Bay
Portsmouth
Train Kills Six In New York Central Collision
A New York Central passenger train struck a gang of track workers in Awotherdam killing six men all identified as Italians. The workers attempted to avoid a freight train and were struck as the passenger train passed.
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Awotherdam
New York Central
Yellow Fever Death Reported and Two New Cases
Washington reports two additional yellow fever cases and one death from Panama exposure. Officials confirm the outbreak's reach with new infections and mortality, urging vigilance and public health measures.
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Scrippe Nose Association
Washington
Ovenor Magoon Today
Panama
Admiral Names Board After Ganbost ExplosioN on Kennington
The Chicago flagship of the Pacific fleet with Admiral Goodrich on board arrived in port. A board led by Lieut commander W Bertlett was appointed to investigate the Kennington explosion and begin its inquiry today. Paymaster Clerk Moetine died last night, raising deaths to sixty two. GH Ballet Bakersfield P Nieman Vallejo L A Gross Toledo and Fred J Miller Denmark are among the gravest suspects.
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San Diego
Board of Investigation
Taday
Moetine
Benoington
GH Ballet
Bakersfield
Gal. P Nieman
Vallejo
Cal
L.A Gross
Toledo
Fred J Miller
Denmark
Tokio Garden Party Hosts Taft and Taft Cabinet Guests
Secretary Taft Mise Roovervelt and party attended a garden party in Tokio hosted by Minister Grissom and Tokio bankers and merchants. They will be entertained at Maple Club tonight. The capitol procession is laminated and a fireworks display is planned to honor Americana.
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Scripps Newe Association
Tokio
Taft
Mise Rooervelt
Grissom
Bankere and
Marchante
Maple Club
Capitol
Trial Continued in New York Bigamist Case
Frederick Carlton, accused of bigamy and wife murder, was arraigned at Adams Street court and remanded to jail until August 17. Mia Van Deventer, arrested with him, was released on 500 dollars bail.
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New York
Frederick Carlton
Adams Street Court
Mia van Deventer
Carlton
Passenger Collision at Waterloo Station Kills Twenty
Two passenger trains collided at Waterloo station this evening in Liverpool Eng. Twenty people were killed and many injured in the crash.
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Liverpool Eng
Waterloo Station
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