Croker seeks rest in England as Croker rebuts U.S. politics claims
London reports quote Richard Croker preparing to sail to New York on the St Paul. He denies selling lakes of Killarney and says he returns next spring for racing plans. He praises Tammany leadership, downplays interference in district fights, and notes his stable of horses and pets at Wantage.
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Penny Sia
Letcombe
England
Richard Croker
New York
Tribune
St. Paul
Mir
Cruker
Great Western Rail
London
Wantage Road
Wantage Village
Wantage
Mont Vlouse
Tammany Hall
Moat House
Cavn
Tammany Tail
Guy Jong
New-York
St. Hernard
Mr. Croker
Tve
Tammany
Southampton
Meamer
Killarney
Muckross Abbey
New- York
America
Dobbins
Americus
Salina
Georgiana
Loretta
Domineer
Bowling Green
Howling Green
Madison Square Garden
Wishard
Mily
Croker
John ©. Sheehan
Tammany Feader
Tammany Men
Saratoms
National Campain
Dreyfus Trial At Rennes Captured In Paris Hype
Paris awakes to the Rennes trial of Captain Dreyfus to be held in a schoolhouse at 7 am. Journalists, politicians, and Paris society anticipate the event with theatrical fervor and plan extra editions, while carpenters adjust the stage and acoustics for witness and defense.
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Renne
Paris
France
Dreyfus
Rennes
Drumont
Rochefort
Millevoye
Quesnay de Beaurepaire
Brittany
Figaro
Ths
Charles Chinchotte
Premier Laurier Denies Fitzpatrick Statements
Premier Laurier dismissed Fitzpatrick's Washington dispatch as the sheerest nonsense. The memo quoted Sir Wilfrid as saying Canadian officials did not wish to visit the United States now fearing indignities over the Alaskan boundary dispute.
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Fitzpatrick
Ottawa
Washington Dispatch
F. W. Fitzpatrick
Wilfrid
Chicago
Laurier
Sir Wilfrid
United States
Joint Inquiry Accepted Amid Rumors of Resignation
London reports the government accepts a joint inquiry and invites France Germany Thuringia and Holland to send representatives. An unconfirmed rumor claims General Jobert has resigned from the Army of the Transvaal due to disputes with the executive.
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London
Johannesburg
France
Germany
Thursia
Holland
Joubert
Army of the
Hayti in a Ferment Stirs Warship Talk
Washington reports unrest in Hayti as Minister Powell warns a U S warship may be needed to protect the legation and consulates if threats persist. The State Department watches developments and has naval authorities ready to order Commanders Longnecker and Logan aboard New Orleans and Machiny at Santo Domingo.
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Powell
Washington
S.—Taytl
San Domingo
United States
State Department
Longnecker and
Logan
New Orleans
Machiny
Santo Domingo
Port Au Prince
JIMINEZ LEAVES HAVANA ON SUSPECTED DISEMBARK
General Juan Jebtro Ira and six Cubans plus four natives of San Domingo reportedly left Havana this afternoon for the Dominican Republic. Unclear whether they departed by Herrera Line ship or planned to seize a schooner at Nuevitas. Officials conduct a thorough investigation to determine their route and destination.
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Ban DE
Mingo
Havana
Juan Jebtro Ira
San Domingo
Dominican Republic
Nuevitas
Jainez
Shipwrecked Mariners Reach Spanish Port
Reports from Muros Spain state boats carrying nineteen persons tied to the British steamer Winthrope have arrived. The Winthrope left Newport July 21 for Lisbon and was last seen near Harry Island the same day. The Perot custody case seeks habeas corpus in England.
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London
Muros
Spain
Newport
England
Lisbon
Harry Island
Haneur Corps Tondon
W. H. Perot
Amerie
High Court of Justice
Returning from Samoa Americas and British order in Samoa
Honolulu dispatch reports the Badger arriving with two of the Samoan commissioners Bartlett Tripp and Baron von Sternburg aboard. London and Berlin representatives traveled via New Zealand and Australia to report to their governments. Claims for property loss during the occupation total about 440000 with individuals from the Catholic Marist Mission and a German firm among claimants.
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Tripp
Honolulu
San Francisco
United States
Hadger
Apia
Bartlett ‘Tripp
Baron von Sternberg
Germany
CN. E. Ejffett
Great Britain
Zealand
Australia
London
Samoa
Mulinuy
Planation
Mackfeld
Bartlett Tripp
Commissione
Supreme Court
Maileton
Aoubilewe
Aineship
Idena
Aucceanuil Ven
Berlin
Hamilton Hunter
Osborn
Grunow
Oxborn
Boeck von Sternburg
Itroet
Mare Island
Mount Kisco Woman Dies After Horse Accident
Mrs Mary Van Wyck a longtime Mount Kisco resident dies after a trap driven by a New York man collides with a horse team. She was knocked down crushed and killed by the hooves in a late Friday night accident as she returned from a neighbor's to her daughter's home. Despite efforts by doctors and neighbors her life could not be saved.
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St Cloud
Frederick Welch
Bellevue Hospital
Cobb
Randolph
Herbert Constable
Ma West
Frazer
Policeman Tyrrell
West Thirtieth-st
Bellevuw Hospital
Twilevin Hospital
Harry
E. Dy, Paxson & Co
Broadway
Barty-firntil
Parson Eal
Paxson
New York
Mount Kisco
Mary van Wyck
Westchester County
van Wyck
Frank Sherwood
Moxcrave
C. W. Schmnidt
Boofy
Mrs. van Wyck
Mr. Schmidt
Mrs van Wyck
Rie
Mine Schmidt
Mr. van Wyck
Chapman
de. Brown
Schmidt
New-York
Farmers’ Fred Company
Katonah
Fenlay
Hin Slater
Mra van Wyck
Man Killed by Horse Kick in Stanly County
Aug 5 report: Tamer Ht Jotttte, aged about seventy, died instantly after a horse kicked him in the abdomen at the Thomas J Worthley exchange stables. He had long served as manager and cashier at the ranch Hankle Company. A stableman witnessed the accident as the animal lashed out with its heels.
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Jamea
Joline
Tong Cranch Long Hranch
Jotttte
Thomas J. Worthley
Exchange Stables
Sg Mg
Joltne
Ife
Aamiatane Cashier Ranch Hankle
Sega
Man Arrested Over Advertising Plagiarism Charges
Chicago Aug 6 1900s report details P O Munis president of American Electric Telephone Company arrested on charge of using a flag for advertising. Case set for Monday hearing. Accuser J G Nolan cites misuse of red white and blue shield in letters and newspapers as evidence. Separate incident describes a 72 year old man severely harming his mother over romantic advances. Civil Service appoints several new staff including William F O'Brien and Lawrence A Byrne as office boys.
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Chicaga
P.O. Munis
American Electric Telephone Company
Canalat
J. G. Nolan
Nolan
Mivicn
Hota
WINOR
Civil Service Commissioners
William F. O'Brien
Lawrence A. Byrne
Edward Manes
Nary Fitagibbons
William H. Meyer
Henry Meyer
Marion
Hersey
Department of Public Buildings
Washington figures in London dulled by holiday bustle
In London on a quiet Saturday before a bank holiday, ex-Speaker Reed and Richard Croker showed little concern for politics. Reed, enjoying his exile in New York law practice, quipped about English speech tones while Croker teased about a mock plan to buy Killarney and much of Ireland. Both dismissed political troubles and focused on travel plans as they prepared to sail for home.
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Guggenheimer
Frank Moss
McCall
Oakley Treas
Keating
Guegenheimer
Ty Monk
Har Rockaway
Fitzarnald
Justice Fitzgerald
Long Tamily
Color Supreme
Tiearch
Office of
Corporation Counsel
William J. Kelly
Casmidy
Conly
Doyle
Francisco
Ellente
Francisco Ie
Asbury Park
Coneidy
Far Rockaway
Murray
Waanito
Smith
Kelloge
Howe & Smith
Merce
Long Branch
Wenn
Cassidy
Don
Far Rockaway Lastight
Kellogg, Smith & Hose
T Wa
Unt
Ludlow Street
London
Waterloo Station
Southampton
St. Paul's
Reed
Jovin
New-York
France
Dulness
Westminster
Gully
England
New York
Richard Croker
Mr. Croker
Mr. Reed
Tammany Hall
Sheehan
Tammany
Peck
Killarney
Ireland
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