Dowager Empress Frederick's Health Alters European Plans
Berlin reports emphasize Empress Frederick's serious condition drawing Emperor William to Friedrichshof. The tariff debate continues with Centrist support noted. editorials urge backing the bill, while Russia and Austria critique the terms. Beach dies after cab accident. William II closer to Frederickshof amid royal family visits.
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Berlin
William
Emden
Hamburg
Freidrichshof
Frederick
Field Marshall von Waldersee
China
Renvers
Sreiderichshof
Taunubote
Friedrichshof
Frederick William
International Zoological Congress
Reichstag
Week
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Russia
Germany
Austria
United States
Vossiche Zeitung
New York
Ambassador White
Washington
Mr. Buckhill
Associaed
White
Cranberg
Reavers
Henry of
Prussia
Cadiz
Rifle Scores Fourth Canadian Military Rifle League Match
The fourth league match was fired at the range yesterday with next Saturday the last in the series. Start times were 9 am and 2 pm for the first two teams as the table of scores lists firers led by N. T. McLeod and others. After the series Nelson Rifle Association will prepare for its annual meet in a few weeks with entrants expected from Revelstoke Rossland and Kaslo and cups won last year to be contested again.
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Nelson Rifle Association
Revelstoke
Rossland
Kaslo
N. T. McLeod
Cileieyard
F. E, Weir
T. Brown
D. McKay
Richardson A
Tinkiss A
Grant
W. J. Dodds
J Robie
de Ye N. Gobey
Wl. Wild
A. McKenzie
J. Simpson
Vorin Cupt
Macdon H. A. Lnangto
C. Ingram
R. J. Steele
St Louis Carries Duplicates for Shamrock I
The St Louis sails from Southampton to New York with a duplicate outfit of sails and gear for Shamrock I. Sir Thomas Lipton’s representative, the Hon Charles Russell, is aboard as Lipton remains hopeful about the challenger. He seeks to know which American boat will be chosen as defender.
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London
St. Louis
Southampton
New York
Charles Russell
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Murdered the Trainmen in South Africa War Rapport
A letter from a South Africa soldier dated July 6 reports Boers wrecking a train near Naboonspruit on July 4. One hundred fifty Boers attacked the guard. 28 Gordon Highlanders were killed, 18 wounded, ten captured. The train crew were shot afterward.
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London
South Africa
Nystroom
Transvaal Colony
Naboonspruit
Gordon Highlanders
Taylor Defeated In National Bicycle Championship
Frank Kramer won the half mile national bicycle championship by half a wheel from Major Taylor at Wallsburg New Jersey. Alexander took the one mile professional handicap and Fenn of Waterbury won the five mile grand circuit handicap.
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New York
Frank Kramer
Taylor
Wallsburg
N. J
Alexander
Fenn
Waterbury
Philadelphia Fighter Beats England’s Skates in Six Rounds
Newcastle report Jack OBrien of Philadelphia defeated Jack Skates of England in six rounds tonight securing a purse of 100 pounds. The bout took place in Newcastle on August 3.
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Newcastle
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Jack Skates
England
Nelson Triumph Over Rossland In Lopsided Cricket Match
Nelson defeated Rossland by 176 runs in a 1265 to 89 cricket game at Nelson. Wilson starred for Nelson with 111 in the second innings, supported by Laing Stocks Ford and Elliott in solid performances as Hodges and Morris led Rossland bowlers.
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Nelson
Rossland
Wilson
J. Laing Stocks
Mr. Ford
Elliott
W. BP. Hodges
Forbes
Hodges
Morris
Prince Henry of Orleans Relapses with Grave Illness
Saigon reports Prince Henry of Orleans, previously ill, has a serious relapse and grave intestinal complications. Small hope remains for his recovery.
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Saigon
Prince Henry of
Orleans
City items note fishing trip and park concert
Citizens head to Midge Creek for a fishing outing aboard Mr Procter's house boat while R M A band plans an evening concert at Tramway Park with an 830 start After a busy day police warn of a dog poisoner on Baker street and a growing number of poisonings. Fire department gains disinfection duties and scarlet fever opens a new case in Wairview. Dr Duval of Winnipeg mourns the loss of his son in Manitoba College graduate.
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Kokanee
Midge Creek
Mr. Procter
Tramway Park
Stanley Street
Nelson
Wairview
Duval
Winnipeg
R.hen
Manitoba College
Mry. Duval
San Francisco Strike Stalemate Persists Amid Efforts
San Francisco August 3 The strike situation remains unchanged as Mayor Phelan fails to unite committees. Unions threaten all trades with a general walkout if no settlement by Monday morning. The prospect of a settlement appears remote.
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San Francisco
Cal
Phelan
New Westminster Wins Lacrosse Match 4–0
New Westminster defeated Nanaimo 4 to 0 in a lacrosse game played in Nanaimo, British Columbia, on August 3. The win gives New Westminster the victory in the match today.
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Nanaimo
B. C
New Westminster
Steel Strike Talks Collapse as Widening Rift Persists
New York August 3 reports show another failed attempt to bridge the gap between steel workers and United States Steel Corporation. The Amalgamated Association states the company has withdrawn previous terms and now offers far less, while the strike remains on and talks adjourned with no conciliation.
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New York
Steel Workers
Schaffer
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
J. P Morgan
Schwab
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia 4 over New York 0. Brooklyn defeated Boston 5 to 0. St Louis beat Chicago 5 to 2. Cincinnati triumphed over Vitteburg 7 to 4. American League games had Washington 6 over Baltimore 5 and Philadelphia 7 over Cleveland 8. Milwaukee edged Detroit 7 to 8. Chicago won 6 to 0. Eastern League Worcester 13 over Providence 0.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Vitteburg
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Worcester
Providence
Clarence Hobart Wins Wentworth Tennis Singles Title
Clarence Hobart defeated Raymond D. Little in four sets to win the 20th annual Wentworth tennis singles title at Newcastle New Hampshire August 3. Heavy mist delayed the doubles to Monday while the singles were completed in the afternoon.
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Newcastle
N. H
Clarence Hobart
Wentworth
Raymond D. Little
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Criketers
Camborne
Ross- Fish
Society For the Propagation of
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A. Jumer
H. Wambold
J. B. Pollard
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Lady Alice
Anon
Rosenberger Syndicate
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Yster
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Thompson's Landing
Thompson’s Landing
London & B. C. Goldfleets
Eva
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A. Z. Brock
W. H. Dodges
C. D. Hanchett
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Wm. Riley
Red Eagle
Joseph Bernard
Katie McEvoy
Ruby
Joseph Bernara
Dewey
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Prescott
W. D. Merkley
Viand
Honolulu
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D. T. Mowat
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Erie
W. M. Beadles
John Kay
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