England Protests Panama Canal Bill in Senate
England's formal protest against the Panama Canal Bill was presented to Secretary Knox by A Mitchell Innes. The note argues against free toll provisions and will be sent to President Taft for possible transmission to Congress. Innes carried the message from New York. In Melbourne, Australia, the House condemned any bonus or rebate system for canal dues, urging amicable U.S. and British settlement.
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Washington
Great Britain
Senate
Knox
A. Mitchell Innes
Innes
State Department
Melbourne
Australia
House of Representatives
Panama Canal
Andrew Fisher
United States
Canadian Protective Cruiser Capsizes Poacher Launch
The cruiser Newington chased a Seattle gasoline launch Benito off Nitenat near Esquimault. After shots were fired the Benito capsized following a collision, two poachers were rescued, and the launch was towed in as the Newington’s first prize.
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Benito
Newington
A. PB
Victoria
Esquimault
Seattle
Nitenat
Oj. Ledwell
Fishers Protection Officer
Tastsatl
Ross
Ledwell
Notary Declines to Tie Knot for Couple Seeking $1 Fee
In Michigan July 1 a justice refused to wed Charles Brown and Salome Tlenty due to the $1 fee. Brown confessed two prior marriages and had only one dollar, prompting the official to suggest finding a minister. The couple left without marrying.
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Ha Creswell
Dle
Charles Brown
Salome Tlenty
Brown
Menzy
Asquith Arrives in Dublin amid Warm Welcome
Premier Asquith arrived in Dublin to a cordial reception with thousands lining the route from Kingstown to Phoenix Park. He will visit public institutions and speak at a meeting tonight at the Phœnix Royal.
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Dublin
Asquith
Ireland
Taurez Anniversary Observed In Mexico City Riots
The tenth anniversary of Benito Juarez's death was observed with traditional demonstrations in Mexico City and other major Mexican cities. The capital hosted ceremonies marking the patriot’s memory.
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City of
Mexico
Juny
Benito Juarez
Michigan grand lodge opens in Negaunee with parade planned
The Michigan grand lodge of the Sons of St. George opened its annual session in Negaunee Michigan with branches from across the state attending. The gathering will close Saturday with a large parade through the town.
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Negaunee
Mich
Michigan Grand Lodge of the Sons of St. George
China changes punishment mode in governor shooting case
In Hong Kong on July 18, a Chinese man who attempted to assassinate Governor Francis H. May of Hog Wong by revolver on July 8 pleaded guilty. He received a life imprisonment sentence with hard labor.
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Hong Kong
Francis H. May
Hog Wong
Overseas Dominion Role in Imperial Policy Divides Press
London July 18 British Liberal papers see Borden’s pledge for dominion participation in imperial foreign policy as a long process. Unionist papers push for nearer timing. Opinions vary on formal links, with calls for gradual cooperation and fear of forced pace causing disaster. The Standard hails Borden as tonic to Britain with Canadian vigor.
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Borden
POST
London
the Chronicle. Liberal
Morning Post
Atrorzethber
Daily News coupon offer for famous painting reproduction
A coupon valid with six consecutive Daily News coupons plus ten cents entitles the holder to a photogramm e reproduction of a well known painting titled The Ci gale. Coupons and money must be presented at the News office after Monday June 24th. The image cannot be mailed.
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Daily News
Mall
Taft Assassination Attempt Denied by White House
White House officials and Chief Wilkie of the Secret Service denied today the circumstantial report of an attempted assassination of President Taft. The dispatch from Washington notes officials publicly rejected the early claim and emphasized security measures.
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ALP
Dispatch
Washington
Duly
White House
Wilkie
Secret Service
Carly
Taft
Canadians perceive slight in Ottawa visit to London banquet
The Daily Est reports Canadians in London felt slighted after Premier Borden and six Canadian ministers attended a Royal Canadian Institute banquet with only one Imperial cabinet member present. They question how Ottawa would view such a boycott by London officials and compare it to a hypothetical Ottawa reception for Asquith. A conference between Canadian Cabinet Ministers and Home Government officials occurred with no statement on negotiations until Ministers return to Canada.
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London
Thea Daily Est
Jordon
Royal Canadian Institute
Dominion Cayverminer
Borde
Asquith
Ottawa
England
Borden
Syte Arade
Canada
Funeral of Jules Henri Poineame Held With Military Honors
The funeral of famed mathematician Jules Henri Poineame will take place tomorrow with military honors. Paris papers debate his status as the greatest scientist of modern France with Figaro calling it a loss to the scientific world and Le Matin suggesting burial in the Pantheon.
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Aris
Jules Henri Poineaime
Paris
Unabi Rious
Poineame Mits
France
Figaro
Matin
Peuitheon
Carrying Offensive Weapons in Police Court Case
Cr. Jenkins kept a revolver with him and did not appeal to be charged with the offense of carrying offensive weapon. Police court proceedings noted the confiscation of the weapon.
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Cr. Jenkins
Polics
Wnswee
Wanted for Murder Goes 10 The Police
Rosenthal murder suspect Stack Rose, wanted by police, surrendered at headquarters after two hours of questioning by Deputy Commissioner Dougherty. Rose said he rode in the car with Rosenthal’s killer to the Metropole hotel and left before the shooting occurred.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
New York
Stack Rose
Herman Rosenthal
Dougherty
Rosenthal
Notel Metropole
Asheville hosts National Concratenated Order of Hoe-Tloo convention
The 100 100 Meet at Asheville honors the Concratenated Order of Hoe-Tloo gathering lumber trade members from across the United States and Canada. The convention runs three days with tours and social events. Grand Shark of the Universe Stringer from Clarkeburg W Va presides.
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Asheville
Order of
United States
Cindida
I. Stringer
Suggess
Clarkesburg
W. Va
Wits
Monument for Rebel Dorr Unveiled in Chepachet
A monument to Thomas Wilson Dorr, Rhode Island reformer of Dorr's Rebellion, was unveiled at Chepachet. The piece honors his fight for universal male suffrage and notes his exile, trial for high treason, and eventual impact on Rhode Island's 1842 constitution and governance.
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Thomas Wilson Dorr
Dorr
Chepachet
Rhodeslang
T Thomas
Wilson Dorr
Wwe
Rhode Island
Newport
King
Dort
Missouri Gubernatorial Primary Nears Final Stage
The Missouri primary approaches its final stage with campaigns from both parties urging voters to select their gubernatorial candidates. Republican contenders include Swansey Milian and Arthur Murphy among others, while Democrats feature William Cowherd Elliott Medes and August Bolre, with primary selections set for the coming election day.
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Jefferson City
Alo
Missouri
Jess Flan
Othe Kestiest
Fiedd
Swansey
Milian
Tors State Bank
Dab
Aledsiney
Unionsiie
Forsey Theaten
Ernor Amd
United States
Bowling Green
David Ajall
Louisiana
Elainete
Bas
Auguste Tf Bolre
Toms
Gasvernor
AL Htamebin
Orangemen Are Ready to Fight Over Home Rule Crisis
London hosts the Imperial Orange Council triennial conference with about 250 delegates including Frederick Cave of Ontario and John Talk of British Columbia. Speakers praised Ulster stalwart resolve against Home Rule and vowed united action in Britain and the United States to oppose the policy.
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London
England
Imperial Orange Council
Frederick Cave
Ontario
Walter Foe
Manitoba
Col
Scott
John Talk
British Columbia
David Ness
Scotland
Orange Order
Ireland
Col. Wallace
CG. B
Belfast
Orangemen
Imperial
Tre
Holds Service In Empty Church
In Holten village the aged rector Rev Joseph Jiork, 80, keeps twenty one daily services alone as villagers boycott the church. The churchyard lies neglected, funds are unavailable, and the rector rings bells twice daily with no congregation or organist to accompany hymns.
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Tfaon
Holten
Nerset Villane
Joseph Jiork
Parliament Fines Levyed On Absent Members In Ottawa
Fifty members were fined 100 each day for exceeding statutory absence allowances during sessions in Ottawa. The body saw most members paying promptly while a few delays persisted amid overall attendance issues. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Rodolph Forgetosu represented two seats in the proceedings.
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Otawa
Dieuese of Columbans Tees
Wilfrid Laurier
Rodolph Forgetosu
Wile
Auto Driver Booze Fine Posts Heavy Penalty
Port Alberni and Albert towns face fines of 200 dollars each for supplying liquor to an intoxicated driver after a fatal collision last week. The cases against Arling ton and Lemass Hotels appeal on grounds of insufficient evidence.
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Port Alberni
Arlington and Lemass Hotel
Alberni
Clarke
George Clarke
Bank of England Weekly Statement Sees Reserve Rise
The Bank of England reports a weekly state ment with total reserve up 796000 and notes reserve up 522000, while circulation falls and public deposits decrease. Government securities stay unchanged, and the reserve ratio rises to 50.98 percent from 50.25 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Lieut Preusser Killed As German Plane Crashes
Leipsig Germany July 9. Lieut Preusser a German military aviator was killed today when his craft crashed during landing after a flight. The machine overturned twice and the airman was trapped beneath the engine.
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Leipsig
Saxony
Preusser
Swat-the-Fly Campaign Captures Thousands in Yakima
In North Yakima a week of the swat-the-fly drive yielded about 6.57 million flies caught near fruit canneries. Dr. A. Larsen of the US Marine Corps oversees the effort with a local invention trap. Campaign continues through the season despite missing counts for dead insects.
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Yakima
Wash
A. Lansen
United States Marine Corps
Accused Robbery Suspect Held After Victoria Diamonds Theft
A suspect, believed part of a three person gang, is in custody in San Francisco after a cross border jewelry heist in Victoria B C where diamonds valued at about 35000 were stolen. Police detectives conducted days of surveillance leading to the arrest.
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San Franesses
Sordbent
Victoria
B.C
Crops Improve as Red Deer Weather Lifts Farmers Prospects
Harper of the RON reports returning from Red Deer optimistic about crops. Local farmers express delight with prospects and expect bumper returns as the season shows better outlook than ever. Reaver Lumber Company contact listed for printing needs.
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Merry Ghase
Asquitid
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Deblin
Tuarez
Sons OF ST. George
China
W. A. P. Cable
United Kingdom
Geerdss
Westminster Gazette
Colpon Nol
Oye
Pres. Taet
R. L. Borden
Daily Express
AW. Alp
Cable
Imperial Grand
Imperial Grand Orange Council
Ile
James
the Boyn
Derry
Ulster
John Iennedy
Andrew Weir
Brethren
North Yakima
J. Sordbent
San Franscisco
Reaver Lumber Company
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