Prince of Wales Arrives Amid Naval Display in Quebec
In Quebec on July 22 the Prince of Wales lands from the battleship Indomitable amid 50,000 people and a fleet of British French and American ships. He is welcomed by Earl Grey Premier Laurier and dignitaries as 12,000 troops and 8,000 sailors watch a vivid royal pageant.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
St. Lawrence
Prince
Earl Grey
Canada
Laurier
Royal
Wilfrid Laurier
Archbishop Begin
Fairbanks
King Edward VII
Cowles
Gues
Roosevelt
Citadel
Old Town
Mountain Hill
Northwest Mounted Police
Lord
Lady Grey
Earl Roberts
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Dudley
E. Pole-Carew
North American
Arthur Murray
T. Bentley Mott
Levis
United States
Henry
King’s Landing
Spencerwood
National Assembly convenes with Vasquez Cobo as president
In Bogota the National Assembly opened its new session naming Gen Alfredo Vasquez Cobo as President and naming Dr Carlos de la Cuesta and Gen Juan Iguaran as Vice Presidents. The session will debate political and economic issues and a treaty with Ecuador.
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Bogota
Colombia
National Assembly
Alfredo Vasquez Cobo
Carlos de la Cuesta
Juan Iguaran
Ecuador
Saxon Murderess Beheaded in Freiberg
Grete Beier eighteen daughter of Freibergs mayor was executed between night and dawn for murdering her fiancé Pref der a civil engineer with cyanide and a pistol. An anonymous executioner carried the axe in a long box and wore formal attire for the sombre occasion. The case drew international attention due to the forged documents and Gretes calm confession.
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Freiberg
Saxony
Grete Beier
Freiburg
Preffler
Herr Preffler
Italy
Grete
Masses for Rojestvensky Amid Death Confusion Abroad
A St Petersburg dispatch notes false reports of Admiral Rojestvensky’s death sparked masses in many churches for his soul. Condolences flooded his wife as Emperor Wilhelm orders German officials to convey sorrow. Nebogatoff and Stoessel, imprisoned, attended a mass. the admiral, holidaying in a German village, sent a telegram denying his death and expressing vitality.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
the Tageblatt
Rojestvensky
Bad Nauheim
Russia
Emperor William
Hintze
Nebogatoff
Gen. Stoessel
Germany
French Church Property Sale Sparks Excommunication Warning
Paris reports a new phase in Church state separation conflicts as Bishop Marty threatens excommunication for buyers of church property. The threat depressed bids on the Montaubal Chateau while the municipality sues to test legality. Marty backers push a Catholic union pledging to oppose Parliament candidates unfriendly to Church interests.
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Paris
France
Mgr
Marty
Montauban
Montaubal
Sait
Rome
German Army offers subsidies to promote motor wagon use
Berlin July 22 The army will grant a five year yearly subsidy and fuel premiums to encourage motorized traffic wagons for war readiness. In a national emergency it will take over these contract motors at 1000 dollars each as part of its mobilization plan.
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Berlin
Germany
President Fallieres Bids Farewell in Copenhagen Visit
President Fallieres of France concluded a successful Copenhagen visit and sailed to Stockholm. The King and Queen of Denmark, royal family, and numerous officials witnessed the departure, with a large crowd cheering along the water front.
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Copenhagen
Fallieres
France
Stockholm
Denmark
Croeds
Operation on T. J. Gargan In Berlin
Thomas J. Gargan transit commissioner of Boston will undergo an operation in Berlin tomorrow after arriving July 6 with a stomach ailment. The procedure will follow advice from Prof. Boas and Dr. Schloss.
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T. J. Gargan
Berlin
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Mr. Gargan
Prof
Boas
Dr. Schloss
Castellane Sagan Custody Suit Delayed To Fall Term
Paris reports the custody suit filed by Count Boni de Castellane against Princess de Sagan over their three children has been postponed to July 29 and is unlikely to reach trial until the Fall term.
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Castellane-Sagan
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Netherlands Envoy Expelled by Castro in Venezuela
Caracas reports President Castro expelled J. H. de Reus, Netherlands Minister Resident, sending his passport with a letter condemning him as unfit to mediate relations. The move follows Curacao quarantine actions and Dutch-Venezuelan tensions over Curacao and Aruba shipping, with broader strain on Gulf region diplomacy.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Castro
J. H. de Reus
Netherlands
Seffor Paul
Sefor Paul
Venzuela
Paul
M. de Reus
France
Colombia
United States
Great Britain
Italy
M. Reus
la Guayra
Curacao
Venezuelan
Holland
de Reus
Lopez
Willemstad
Wilhelmina of
Island
Aruba
Kennan predicts no war with Japan says commerce first
George Kennan, aboard the Cunard Campania, contends no war with Japan is possible and that in Pacific trade Japan will win. He cites Japan’s shipbuilding, low wages, and honest aims, while noting merchant misdeeds once tied to the lower classes. Also mentions Croker friend Edward Browne aboard.
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George Kennan
Cunard
Campania
Cape Breton
Far East
Japan
United States
Mr. Kennan
Pacific
Kennan
Philippines
Edward Browne
New York
Richard Croker
Tammany
Croker
City Sues Windsor Fire over Rotten Hose Scandal
The city filed suit against Windsor Fire Appliance Company and its surety American Surety Company over a rotten hose scandal. Papers were served yesterday on counsel for both firms. The amount involved is 23,410 dollars and a trial potential is before November.
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City
Windsor Fire Appliance Company
American Surety Company
Magnificent Silver Altar For St. Mark's Philadelphia
A London firm spent nearly four years crafting a 7 by 2 by 3 foot silver altar for St. Mark's in Philadelphia. The front shows hundreds of marbled saints and Virgin scenes in 18 niches per column, with 144 saints in relief, over 400 jewels, and a central Virgin and Child. Queen Alexandra inspected the piece and praised its unique workmanship.
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NEW York Times
London
St. Mark’s
Philadelphia
Goldsmiths
Florence
Alexandra
Grand Vizier Dismissal Triggers Turkish Cabinet Shakeup
July reports from Constantinople say Ferid Pacha is out as Grand Vizier and Said Pacha appointed in his place with Kamil Pacha joining the Council of Ministers. Riza Pacha’s withdrawal moves Omer Rucdi Pacha to War Minister as others stay. unrest in Monastir and Young Turkey pressure grow amid constitutional demands and fears of European interference in Macedonia.
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Constantinople
Ferid Pacha
Said Pacha
Kamil Pacha
Council of Ministers
Riza Pacha
Omer Rucdi Pacha
London
Turkey
Syprian
Monastir
Young Turkey
Macedonia
Asia Minor
Said Pasha
Indicted racing men held as gamblers surrender at court
William Engeman Christopher Fitzgerald and John Cavanagh linked to Brighton Beach racing ring walk into Kings County Court surrender after indictment for being common gamblers. Orlando Jones longtime bookmaker key witness. charges center on advance information device used to set and quote odds at the Brighton Beach track.
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William Engeman
Christopher J. Fitzgerald
Brighton Beach
John G. Cavanagh
Kings County Grand Jury
Kings County Court
Hey
Dike
Deis
County of Kings
Christopher Fitzgerald
John Cavanagh
Borough of
Brooklyn
City of New York
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton
Orlando Jones
Ullman
Thomas Jackson
John Boden
Joseph FE. Reyde
Edward B. Waugh
S. J. Conkling
Charles D. Kendall
Michael J. Curry
Elder
Hyde
Euperin
Scudder
Tighe
Eilperin
Supreme Court
Brighton Tracks
Henry Kline
East 117Th Street
Manhattan
Samuel Goldstein
Stuyvesant Avenue
Lightning Strikes Preacher on Colorado Trail
The Rev. James Marley, 47, pastor of the First Christian Church, was struck by lightning while climbing Cameron's Cone near Colorado Springs. He is in critical condition after his eyeglasses and watch chain melted and his clothing burned. His son L Ward Mathey aided him to Manitou for medical care. three Auburn Nebraska women nearby were knocked down but recovered.
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Colorado Springs
Col
James Marley
First Christian Church
Cameron's Cone
L. Ward Mathey
Manitou
Auburn
Neb
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Jole Guarantee and Trust
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California Fig Syrup CO
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Dean Street
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Thomas Doyle
East 167Th Street
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