Russia Says Britain Tricking America on Manchuria War View
Hartwig of the Russian Foreign Office in St. Petersburg told an AP representative that Russia will not fear war with five powers over Manchuria. He attacked England for duplicity, cited dispatches, denied mobilization reports, and urged exposing Britain’s alleged maneuvers. The interview touched on port openings, Harbin, Dalny, and Japan.
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ST. Petersburg
Hartwig
Asiatic Department
Russian Foreign Office
Associated Press
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Prince Ching
United States
Conger
Russia
Harbin
Mace
Great Britain
England
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
London Standard
Tien-Tsin
Port Arthur
Japan
America
Far East
New Chang
Dalny
Admiral Seymour
Kiachow
Honnghoneses
Crimea
Vladivostok
Plot Against the President Prompts Secret Service Warnings
A man described only by a Panama hat warned officials at West One Hundred Twenty Fifth Street that a plot to kill the President was planned for Oyster Bay. He urged alertness and asked for Secret Service contact. Authorities notified Oyster Bay and heightened inspections during the day.
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West One Hundred
Secret Service
Sergt. Schoenich
Oyster Bay
Cornell University gains three new farmlands for agriculture study
Special to The New York Times reports Cornell University has acquired three new farm sites to expand its College of Agriculture. The farms, along with the campus and existing experiment farms, will support hands on instruction in farming. The move aims to provide students with direct farm experience not available from existing facilities.
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New York Times
UHACA
N. Y
Cornell University
College of Agricult
Cornell College of Agriculture Admits Student Labor
Fronpasters students desiring work should apply for labor blank at the College of Agriculture Cornell University Ithaca N Y. The notice invites eligible applicants to seek positions through the university program located in Ithaca.
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College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca, N
Parker's Mind Too Legal
Representative Livingston of Georgia notes Parker’s legal reputation but says Parker disappointed politicians with his Georgia visit and did not signal a political move. He believes Parker is now seen as wed to his law rather than a presidential candidate, with Georgia shifting to Gorman.
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New York Times
Washington
Livingston
Georgia
Appropriations Committee
House
Parker
Gorman
Fight With Moonshiners Ends in Police Chief’s Death
In Wise County near the Kentucky line a clash between officers and alleged moonshiners left James H. King chief of Stonega Virginia shot and killed. Gordon Gilley a member of Kings party killed one moonshiner. Two moonshiners were captured and jailed.
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Bristol, Tenn
Wise County
Kentucky
James H. King
Stonega
Gordon Gilley
King
Gilley
Hargis Routs Grand Jury In Swift Courtroom Interruption
Jackson Ky July 25 The Grand Jury adjourned without new indictments. Foreman said a heated interruption occurred as ex Senator Hargis rushed into the room demanding perjury indictments against Riley Coliran, a key witness against alleged Town Marshal Cockrill murderers, halting the jury’s inquiry.
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Jackson
Hargis
Riley Coliran
Thomas Cockrill
Addicks Sued Over Gas Merger Foreseeable Lawsuit
Attorney Charles O Engstrom sues J Edward Addicks for 100000 in the Supreme Court. Doherty and Egan, opposing the proposed merger of Boston gas companies, have attached Addicks holdings in Boston South Boston and Bay State Gas.
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Boston
Charles Oo. Engstrom
Plans of Chicago Strikers Fund Defense for Kellogg Strike
Chicago strikers at Kellogg Works plan a 10 cent monthly levy on Federation of Labor members to fund the strike. About 300,000 members could donate $15,000 monthly “for as long as necessary to win,” with possible injunction actions against employers and officials. The move aims to reach the American Federation of Labor if needed, while local leaders resist outside aid.
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New York Times
Chicago
Kellogg Works
Federation of Labor
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago Central
American Federation of Labor
Kellogg Company
Zimmerman Wins Delegates Choice for State Convention
Springfield Ohio July 25 John L Zimmerman Democratic gubernatorial candidate won county approval to select his own State Convention delegates in a clash with W B Thomas the millionaire rival who pressed for delegates chosen by a committee Thomas sought a State Central Committeeman post and Zimmerman declined to name him as delegate Thomas was endorsed for State Central Committeeman while Zimmerman remained governor candidate with his delegation plan.
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New York Times
Springfield
Ohio
John L. Zimmerman
W. 8. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Zimmerman
Atlas Liner Storm Swept by Atlantic Hurricane
The Valencia of the Atlas Line Hamburg American sailed from New York July 18 bound for Kingston Jamaica and Savanilla. Commander Capt Krause reports a three day hurricane that swept decks and smashed fittings, blotted fires, and destroyed part of the cargo. Repairs are under way.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Valencia
Atlas Line
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
New York
Savanilla, &c
Krause
Brooklyn Woman Drowned on Canadian Lake Trip
Miss Agnew Farley of Brooklyn drowned while boating on Lake Muskoka near Royal, Ontario. She lived with her aunt Miss May Farley in Clermont Avenue, and had traveled to Canada with relatives from Oakland, California, planning further visits. The article also notes the Great Fall River Line Steamer Plymouth and the Richard Peck twin screw steamer from New Haven will attend the International Salt Races starting August 20.
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Toronto
Ontario
Agnew Farley
Brooklyn
Royal
Muskoka
Miss Farley
May Farley
Clermont Avenue
Canada
James Cronin
Oakland
Cal
Plymouth
Richard Peck
New Haven Line
Great Fall River Line
Newen Line
Fall River Line
N. BR
Oldfield Sets Five-Tour Auto Mile Record At Empire City Race
Barney Oldfield lowers world mile mark to 55.9 seconds at Yonkers Empire City track. He wins a five mile match race against F A La Roche, claims multiple new track records, and showcases Laurant Grosso in a Mercedes, Decauville, and other machines amid a 300-car show.
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Barney” Oldfield
Empire City
Yonkers
F. A. la Roche
Oldfield
Osborn W. Bright
Deccauville
Darracq
Louis P. Mooers
Madison Square Garden
John Alkinson
Col. W. P. Harlow
Wer Darracq
F. A. Roche
la Roche
Barney Oldfield
Trac
Franklin
J. I Blair
O. W. Bright
Mercedes
Decauville
Edinburgh
London
Peerless
Ireland
Charles G. Wridgway
Laurent Grosso
Nice
Fournier
Craipet
Darrach
Jules Sinchelle
Roche
Ns . Harlow
Farnet
Aitchell
Foyte Roche
Jokinson
J. J. Airs
H. P. Renault
Joseph Tracy
Amerie Darracq Automo‘om Dasrsen
Riven
Jules Simoparte
Chisholm
P. Decanville
Page
American Darracq
Automobile Company
George Papillon
Wven
J. Olm
Auto Crash Kills Clarence Sherwood at Saugerties Crossing
In Kingston New York on July 25 South bound West Shore train No 18 struck an automobile carrying Clarence Sherwood 21 son of Rev Henry W Sherwood and William J Turck Jr seriously injured Turck both escaped a north bound freight train sherwood died within minutes after urging the doctor to attend to the other fellow Turck not expected to live.
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Kingston
N. Y
West Shore
Clarence Sherwood
Henry W. Sherwood
William J. Turck
Saugerties Road Crossing
Young Sherwood
Maine
Turck
Sherwood
Sadler
P. F. Collier Enters Auto World in Newport
P. F. Collier, famed horseman, tried an automobile today in Newport. Returning from Ocean Avenue he lost control at a wet Bellevue turn, the car veered into a curb and wall near the Vanderbilt estate. Collier escaped injury though the machine was badly damaged.
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New York Times
Newport
P. F. Collier
Ocean Avenue
Bellevue Avenue
Mr. Collier
F. W. Vanderbilt
R. Collier
Launch Owner Drowned Off Hudson River
Paul Bauer advertising agent living at River View Apartments 3603 Broadway and offices at 33 Union Square was drowned yesterday off One Hundred Forty third Street in the Hudson. His body was not recovered. Bauer joined the Audubon Yacht Club two months ago and bought a 25 foot launch Columbia three weeks ago. An engine problem led Bauer to take engineer Adolph Wilson and bellboy William Harris aboard for a test. The launch tipped after a scow overhang fouled its canvas sun awning. Bauer, who could not swim, became entangled and drowned. Wilson and Harris swam to safety. The club members searched through the night. Bauer leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Paul Bauer
Union Square
River View
Broadway
One Hundred and Forty-third Street
Hudson River
Mr. Bauer
Audubon Yacht Club
Columbia
Hudson
Bauer
Adolph Wilson
East One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Street
William Harris
Wilson
Harris
Daugher
Jury Finds Franklin Guilty in Peonage Case at Montgomery
The jury in the United States v. R. B. Franklin found him guilty of causing Patrick Mills a Black man to be held in peonage. Judge Jones imposed the minimum fine of 1,000 dollars, which was promptly paid, and thanked the jury for their verdict.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States
R. B. Franklin
Patrick Mills
Jones
Oliver Sherwood Captured in Panama. Southport Bank Stung
Southport New York July 25 Reuters reports Oliver T. Sherwood, missing cashier of Southport National Bank, has been captured in Panama after indictment on embezzlement counts. Bank receiver Ellis F. Pepper says deposits loss and overall figures remain undetermined.
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Southport
Conn
Panama
Oliver T. Sherwood
Southport National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Hartford
Ellis F. Pepper
St.uis
Southport Congregational Church
Southort Episcopal Church
Two Die In Danville Race War Riot
A mob in Danville NL floods the county with violence leaving at least two dead and several injured. A sheriff’s posse defends the jail as 600 plus rioters threaten to hang James Wilson the accused attacker. State militia may be called to restore order amid arson and gunfire.
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New York Times
Danville
Whitlock
James Wilson
Thomas Burgess
Alvon
Here
J. D. Mayfield
Evansville
Ind
Tengetrin
Henry Gatterman
Fort Monroe
Gatterman
Mayfield
Evansville Regio
East Main Street
Wilson
Adam Merry
J. Henry
H. Hines
Otto Heinke
Thomas Bell
M. Mobaks
Charles Devore
Hines
Burgess
Ben Rich
Seaboard Line Rail Offers Tickets to Savannah Tampa
Seaboard Air Line Railway announces calls at 1,183 away for tickets and Pullman reservations to Savannah Ivitle Tampa and Saat with through sleepers and cafe dining cars.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Pullman
Savannah
Ivitle
Tampa
Saat
Must Support His Brother In Lieu Of Prison
William Kindt was sentenced by Judge E O Brown in Chicago to lifelong obligation to support and protect his blinded brother Charles instead of imprisonment. The plea was proposed by William and supported by Charles and their mother. William expressed guilt and vowed to care for them for life, while Charles spoke of possible partial recovery and asked for clemency.
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New York Times
Chicago
William Kindt
E. O. Brown
Charles Kindt
Charles
William
Rockefeller Eyes Gigantic Louisiana Texas Oil Pipeline
New Orleans reports say John D. Rockefeller plans a vast pipeline extending from Kansas through Missouri and Indian Territory into Texas and Louisiana. The move would merge production from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas fields, enabling shipment and refining, signaling South and West oil independence and major development of the Louisiana and Texas regions.
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New York Times
New Orleans
John D. Rockefeller
Louisiana
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
New Eans
William H. Mason
St. Louis
St. Charles Hotel
J. D. Am
City National Bank of
Georgia convicts revolt at Coleyville mine
A riot by day shift convicts at the Georgia Iron and Coal Company mine in Coleyville Georgia led to two fatally shot prisoners and 125 more barricaded inside the mine as guards attempted to change shifts. The clash began over a disciplinary infraction and guards may resort to starving out the trapped men.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Georgia Iron and Coal Company
Cole Wity
Professor Parker Conquers Mount Hungabee With Guides
Prof. H. C. Parker of Columbia University and Canadian Pacific guides Christian and Hans Kaufman summited Mount Hungabee on July 21 near Paradise Valley, a peak once deemed the hardest in the Northern Rockies aside from Deltaform. Summit elevation measured at 11,500 feet.
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Montreal
Quebec
H. C. Parker
Columbia University
Christian and
Hans Kaufman
Mount Hungabee
Paradise Valley
Rockies
Deltaform
Parker
Car ferries to move ore trains 260 miles to Pestigo
The Wisconsin and Michigan line plans August service using large steel car ferries to move ore trains from Menominee Range ports to Pestigo on Green Bay and onward to Chicago. If successful the plan could cut long distance rail costs and influence future routes.
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New York Times
Pestigo
Wis
Wisconsin and Michigan
Menominee Range
Green Bay
Chicago
Archduke Weds Dancer in Paris Ceremonies
The civil and religious marriage of Leopold Woelfling once Archduke Leopold of Tuscany to Mile. Adamovich a dancer was held at Veyrier near Paris. Witnesses included the Deputy Mayor and M. Gottret with the parish priest officiating. Good music and a grand sail mark the event.
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Paris
Leopold Woelfling
Archduke Leopold
Tuscany
Mile. Adamovich
Veyrier
M. Gottret
Pope Leo XII Interred in St Peters in Triple Coffins
The body of Pope Leo XIII was laid to rest in St Peter's Basilica in a solemn ceremony. Cardinals and dignitaries attended as pallbearers carried the bier to a lead coffin, with two additional coffins and ceremonial regalia. The service featured prayers, eulogies, and a final blessing amid electric illumination and bell tolls.
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Rome
Leo
St. Peter's
St. Peter
Vatican
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Rampolla
Mgr. Cepperelli
St. Peter’s
Camillo Pecci
Oreglia
Gotti
Pierotti
Cardinal Martinelli
Cardinal Vives Y Tuto
Mercantonio Colonna
Orsini
Leo XIII
Cagiano
Mgr
Bartolini
Notary
Poponi
Gregory XVI
Pius IX
Sacred College
Colonna
Les
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Czar
Judge
Virginia
Breathitt County
J. Edward Addicks
ATLAS
NEW Automobile Records
Empire
Horseman
Machine
Alabama
Southport, Conn
Danville, Ill
Standard Oil Extension
Prof
Hungabee
Archduke
Dancer
Pope
ST. Peters
Ment
Corpus Leoni
P. M
M. IV
Eccles Univers
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