Paris Demonstration Over Decree Draws Clerical and Anti Clerical Crowds
In Paris on July 27 a mass demo over Premier Combes decree closing congregations drew about 15 000 people in Place De La Concordia and a similar number along the Champs Elysee. Clericals and anti clericals split evenly while police restrained disorder. about 100 arrests were reported and traffic largely flowed.
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Paris
Republic
la Ies
Place Beauveau
Elysee
Minister of the Interior
Mesdames Reille
Delhua
Cybiel
de Po
Roosevelt Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill Amid Postal Debut
President Roosevelt spent Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Mrs. Roosevelt and family attending church. He welcomed Secretary Moody for a visit, refused official callers, and the Oyster Bay post office opened on Sunday for the first time in village history. The move drew criticism from Rev. Alex Russell while Senator Platt sails in Wednesday with Col. George Dunn aboard the Mayflower to New York.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Jmlin Roosevelt
Lieut. Ferguson
The
Rough Riders
Christ Episcopal Church
Moody
New York
Col
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee of
Pope Leo's Thanks Letter to Roosevelt and Taft
Rome July 27 Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls mails to President Roosevelt a Vatican letter from Pope Leo expressing thanks for Roosevelt's congratulations and gifts and inviting reception of a souvenir. It notes satisfaction with Taft negotiations in cordial terms.
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Rome
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Pears
Roosevelt
Taft
Schwab Disputes Rumors About Illness
Atlantic City July 27 Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel Corp denies circulating stories about his health. He dismisses reports as unfounded and emphasizes continued personal involvement in company affairs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Chas. M. Schwab
Schwab Not Seriously Ill After Cottage Illness Report
States Steel executive Mr. Schwab, visiting his cottage, was reportedly ill last night but recovered by noon today. He dressed and sat on the porch before returning indoors. He denied reporters and callers and plans to return to New York offices in two or three days.
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Schwab
New York
Peace Hoped For In Colombia Conflict
Renewed efforts seek an understanding between the Colombian government and the revolutionary junta in New York to end the long running hostilities. Vargas Santos leads the revolution and is in New York as fighting actions narrow to the Isthmus of Panama where the government fields about 7000 trained troops versus 4000 rebel fighters in a likely costly clash.
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Washington
New York
Republic
Vargas Santos
Columbia
Panama
Gale Ravages UK Crops and Atlantic Shipping
A terrific gale across England on Saturday caused wide crop destruction in the United Kingdom. Incoming steamers report terrific weather on the Atlantic. The rough seas continued along British coasts Sunday evening and were general throughout Europe. A Belgian Liege district cyclone Saturday affected navigation on the Liege and Maestricht canal.
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London
England
United Kingdom
Atlantic
Europe
Liege
Belgium
Liege and Maestricht
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy claimed cures kidney disease
Albert C Smith president of Suffolk Hospital Boston writes that Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy gives better and quicker help for kidneys liver and bladder disease and rheumatism and he claims many patients were cured. The ad touts 50c and $1 bottles and a free trial sample by mail with eye salve also offered by the same company.
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Albert C. Smith
Suffolk Hospital and Dispensary
Charter Street
Boston
Mass
David Kennedy
Damage Report From War Torn Regions
Stopped by fallen trees and the greater portion of the crops were destroyed or hopelessly damaged. Enormous injury was done in the town of Liege. Many persons were injured in Aix La Chapelle and Stolberg Prussia by falling tiles and chimneys.
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Liege
Aix- La-Chapelle
Stolberg
Prussia
Wm Treworgy Acquitted Hints Criminal Action Over Libel
William Treworgy, cleared of murdering Sarah Ware in Bucksport Maine, returns home and says he may sue for libel and perjury. He alleges witnesses for the state lied on the stand and criticizes the prosecution’s case. Det. M F Haskell remains in town. He has not finalized any suit plan.
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Bucksport
William Treworgy
Sarah Ware
M. F. Haskell
Haverhill
Treworgy
Filipino teachers to train new Manila college plan
Manila July 27 Commissioner Bernard Moses head of the department of public instruction for the Philippine islands is perfecting plans for a Manila college to train Filipino teachers. The program would have Filipino instructors in the morning and American teachers in the afternoon to prepare Filipinos to take over roles now done by Americans. Plans may extend to other parts of the island.
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Manila
Bernard Moses
Department of Public Instruction
Philippine Islands
Moses
Cholera Rises in Manila Amid Typhoon Fallout
In Manila during the past forty eight hours, 150 fresh cholera cases were reported. No provincial updates due to the storm. A Central Luzon typhoon is subsiding, with telegraph and telephone wires down and floods causing considerable damage in the region.
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Manila
Luzon
King Edward May Attend Coronation In Bath Chair
The Standard reports that King Edward’s health may limit him to a bath chair at the coronation, indicating he would attend only as an invalid.
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Edward
London
the Standard
Coast Survey Party Maps Nantucket Vieyard Sound
The U S and Blake arrives in Edgartown with a large coast survey party to take soundings and chart Nantucket and Vieyard Sound and use the vessel as headquarters through October.
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Edgartown
U. S. & Blake
Nantucket
Vieyard Sound
Anti Friar Demonstration In Manila Ends Quietly
In Manila on July 27, an anti friar demonstration planned in the city was restrained by police who forbade a procession. Reserves were posted to maintain order. Leaders met at the Zorrilla theatre but attendance was light due to a storm and the crowd dispersed without disorder.
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Manila
Zorilla
Cape Haytien May Fall Presidency Battle
A Paris despatch reports Artibonite troops backing M Firmin have entered Limbo and march on Cape Haytien. St Raphael is surrounded and Grande Rivere is threatened. Troops from Port au Prince were beaten at Arcahaie.
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Paris
Cape Haytien
Department of Artibonite
M. Firmin
Republic
St. Raphael
Grande Rivere
Port Au Prince
Archabaie
Picnicker Drowned in Town River at Mon tello
Adolph Bufford Jr a Mon tello Brockton picnicker aged 18 drowned while bathing in Town River He could not swim and slipped into a deep hole Divers recovered his body His parents lived at 60 Martland Avenue Mon tello Massachusetts July 27
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Quincy
Adolph Bufford, Jr
Montello
Brockton
Town
Bufford
Martland Avenue
Noted Desperado Killed in Juarez Saloon Shootout
El Paso July 27 a noted border desperado known as Black Jack McDonald was shot dead in his Juarez Mexico saloon during a dice game with three Americans. Two Americans fled the scene and remain at large while the third is in custody. The American shooter’s name is not released.
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el Paso
Tex
Fatal Fight Over Two Girls Ends in Death
In Portland Oregon on July 27 Frank Carlson and George Baldwin both 19 quarreled over two girls and agreed to a bare knuckle fight. In a secluded city area Carlson was struck in the stomach and collapsed dead. Relatives and friends witnessed the confrontation before authorities arrived.
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Portland
Ore
Frank Carlson
George Baldwin
Carlson
Baldwin
True Reformers in Massachusetts Face Death Without Legislation
Boston July 27 The Massachusetts branch of the Grand Fountain of the United Order of True Reformers cannot admit new members after a state ban and may die out without legislative aid. Dues are paid and beneficiaries collect, with 60 000 members nationwide. the order, begun in 1881, is viewed by Black leaders as a key insurance group. Massachusetts has suspended business for 18 months and no new policies can be issued until compliance with state insurance laws.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Grand Fountain of the
United Order of True Reformers
True Reformers’ Order
America
Cuban Affairs Claim Cuban independence and duty to stabilize
General Fitzhugh Lee said the Cuban crisis is past and that the Cubans now must prove they can secure property and maintain order. If they fail, the island may become part of the United States or a dependency of the country.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Murder in Springfield Ohio Claims Shoemaker’s Wife
Mrs William Gebauer, wife of a Springfield shoe merchant, died after a stray bullet struck her back. Homer Zekford, who was pursuing Mrs Fleck from church, fired at her twice. the second shot hit Mrs Gebauer as she stood in her home.
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Springfield
William Gebauer
Homer Zekford
Fleck
Warnings Stop Posen Festivities For Military Parade
Berlin reports that warnings to Emperor William about the September army manoeuvres near Posen have led to orders restricting celebrations to a strictly military character. All windows along the procession line are to be closed during the march through Posen.
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Berlin
William
Posen
Texas Flood Still Receding Helps Rail Resumption Soon
Flood conditions in Texas show improvement with the Brazos river at Waco falling five feet and back within banks. Big Spring reports slow recession after a heavy morning rain, while traffic remains halted and trains are not expected to run for several days though outlook is hopeful.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Waco
Brazos
Big Spring
Botha Expresses Hope For South Africa Under One Flag
In a speech at Pearl Cape Colony Gen. Botha affirmed a united South Africa under one flag while stating the Bees had not been vanquished. He spoke of darkness ahead but faith and hope would guide them, declaring Africa their father land birthright and inheritance.
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Cape Town
Pearl
Cape Colony
Botha
South Africa
Africa
Walker is Wanted in Lexington for Missing Horses and Wagon
Timothy Kinneen, Lexington market gardener, reports two valued horses and a manure wagon stolen by his employee Thomas Walker. Walker was sent to Boston with the property last Friday and has not returned. Chief Franks and Kinneen urge any information on Walker or the missing team, a sorrel with Roman nose and a dark bay weighing 1000 to 1100 pounds each.
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Lexington
Timothy Kinneen
Charles H. Franks
Walker
Knights of Pythias Excursion to San Francisco
Knights of Pythias announce a Sunday August 3 special train from North Union station to San Francisco Cal. Six knights and friends travel via Kansas City Colorado Springs Denver Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City. Return route via Union Pacific Chicago Milwaukee St Paul through Omaha. Round trip ticket 71 dollars. Limited seating. apply now with names to Thomas Wynne traveling passenger agent Grand Trunk railway 306 Washington Boston for itinerary and sleeping car details.
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North Union Station
San Francisco
Cal
Knights
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Omaha
Thomas Wynne
Grand Trunk Railway System
Washington Street
Boston
Cholera outbreak reported in Astrakhan region Russia
Daily Mail correspondent in St Petersburg says cholera has broken out in Astrakhan government area of European Russia with 15 deaths last Friday. Authorities allegedly conceal the extent of the epidemic.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Astrakaan
European Russia
Steeplejack John Holland Dies in Hospital
Providence reports the death of 21 year old steeplejack John Holland of 43 Joslin street who fell from a 110 foot smokestack at Limansville mill on June 25 and died at Rhode Island Hospital.
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Providence
R. I
John Holland
Joslin Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Limansville Mill
General Lord Methuen Recovers From Bullet Extraction
London July 27 General Lord Methuen who was wounded and captured by the Boers and later released arrived in England earlier this month has undergone a successful operation to remove bullets from his leg.
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London
Lord Methuen
England
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Lowell
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Cambridge
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