Shah Remov es Guards At Teheran Legation
British government withdraws Cossacks guarding the Teheran legation approaches due to Persian refugees inside the building. Guarantees for lives and property are required for refugees and defendants. Foreign Office reports UK interests safe. no plan to widen guard at Teheran or Tabriz. Desperate fighting reported at Tabriz with Cossack cavalry recapturing rebel positions. One thousand five hundred women and children seek shelter in the Russian Bank. looting continues.
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Teheran
Foreign Office
Persia
Great Britain
Tabriz
St. Petersborg
Obaldia Seeks Panamanian Presidency Victory Likely
Panama July 2 Independent candidate Domingo de Obaldia appears to win a large majority in municipal districts including Panama and Colon totaling 164 presidential electors. Ricardo Arias leads 79 electors in other districts with fusion tickets elected in three areas. Amador reports Arias carried 33 of 58 districts. Obaldia replies with "Splendid triumph" after confirming results.
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Domingo de Obaldia
Panaman Republic
Colon
Tabogo
Arraijan
Chorrera
Chame
Penonome
Pintada
Ola
Nata
Aguagulce
Los Santos
Chitre
Las Abas
Guarare
Boeri
Macaracas
Pedasi
Donoso
Chagres
Canazas
Porto Cabello
Santa Isabel
Calabre
Lamesa
Balboa
Alange
Tole
Las Minas
Ricardo Arias
Cairo
Chebo
San Carlos
Chapigana
Pinogana
Bocas del Toro
Anton, David
Boeuete
Rouqueron
Colega
Gualaca
Remidios
San Felix
San Lorenzo
Pese
Los Pozos
Ocu
Perita
Las Palmas
Sono
Obaldia
Amador
New York
Arias
Manuel Obaldia
Sefior Obaldia
Humbert Sues Matin. Two Duels Result in Wounding
In Paris on July 2, a libel suit by Senator Humbert against the Matin led to two duels. Editor Jouvenel of the Matin fought Cassagnan of Autorité. Jouvenel wounded. A second duel between Jouvenel’s brother and lawyer Baude-Jot left Baude-Jot wounded in the arm. A jury found the Matin guilty on seventeen counts, fining 600 and awarding Humbert 10,000 damages. The court also ordered a retraction in 200 newspapers.
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Paris
Humbert
M. Jouvenel
Baude- Jot
Court confirms 5 million dollar fine against asphalt firm
In Caracas via Willemstad on July 2 the Court of Cassation upheld the Civil Courts of First Instance decision fining New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company five million one dollars to the Venezuelan government for alleged aid to rebel forces against Castro. No appeal is possible.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Caracao
Court of Cassation Today
Civil Courts of
First Instance
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Castro
Castro cable mourns Cleveland death across continent
Caracas dispatch from July 1 reports President Castro sending a cable to Mrs. Grover Cleveland expressing sorrow for Mr. Cleveland's death and praising his public virtues. El Constitucional notes Castro binds Venezuelan and American peoples through these bonds in memory of a man who maintained ties amid crises.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Caracao
Castro
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Emperor William hails Zeppelin airship voyage success
Foreign notes report Berlin as Emperor William sends a dispatch to Count Zeppelin praising his twelve hour flight in a new dirigible marked as a national achievement. Other items note social church ties, ambassador Riddle’s garden party, and radiotelegraph advances on British steamers.
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Berlin
Constance
William
Count Zeppelin
Hundreds Die In Russian Coal Mine Blast
A gas explosion at the Rikovsky mine in Yusovo, European Russia, killed many workers. One hundred fifty seven bodies were recovered and the death toll is feared to reach about two hundred. Seventy three men were rescued today, but many are in critical condition. ten of the rescued died shortly after. Troops have been called in to prevent disorders amid the upheaval.
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Yusovo
European Russia
Rikovsky
Floods in Southern China Cause Heavy Losses and Aid
Reports from Hong Kong on July 2 describe floods across Southern China drowning hundreds and leaving thousands starving in ruined villages. Chinese and foreigners unite to raise relief funds with large food consignments from Hong Kong. Government grants and corporate gifts support the effort, including $30,000 from the government and $5,050 from the Standard Oil Company.
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Hong Kong
China
Standard Oil Company
Thousand Coreans Die in Pro-Japanese Raid Fire
From Victoria July 2 reports via the Empress of China claim nearly a thousand pro Japanese Coreans, members of Li Chin Hoi, were killed by Corean insurgents. Japan’s Corean cabinet transferred private imperial estates to national assets. A Batavia boat disaster adds six hundred deaths as ships capsized in a crowded harbor with sharks feeding on some victims.
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B. C
China
Corean
Li- Chin-Hoi
Japan
Kokumina
Tokio
Batavia
Regicide Plot Revealed In Lisbon House Of Lords
Dr Jose Maria de Alpoim accused Progressive and Regenerator leaders of planning the February Lisbon killings of King Carlos and Prince Luis. He claimed Republicans proposed erasing the royal family except Maria Pia, while Monarchists opposed a full slaughter. He said Buissa and Costa received 20000 and 10000 dollars to kill the king and premier Franco, with others planned to aid flight. Shots caused Prince Luiz death.
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José Maria de Alpoim
Carlos
Luiz
House of Lords
Progressive and Regenerator Party
Franco
Buissa
Costa
Prince Lulz
Daylight bill backs one hour earlier start next April
London July 2 The daylight bill wins unqualified approval from the House of Commons select committee and looks set to take effect next April. It would move the clock one hour earlier to extend daylight playtime. The Stock Exchange warns of disruption with America, but the committee hopes adherence to current hours will fix the issue. Greenwich time remains for scientific purposes and navigation.
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London
United Kingdom
Select Committee
House of Commons
The
Stock Exchange
America
Committee of the House
Greenwich
Douma Approves State Revenue Budget in St Petersburg
The Douma approved a state revenue budget of 3,325.0 with little change to ministerial figures. Opposition offered no criticism of the main features of the taxation system, marking a notable lack of opposition remarks on the budget.
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St. Petersburg
Douma
Drownings in East River Rescue Efforts Fail
Louis Bruniiik, a 22 year old clerk from East 11 street, drowned yesterday off East River near 73d street as bystanders Anton Samuel Charles Ducacek and Christopher Cloonan tried to save him. The search for the body continued.
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73D Street
Louis Bruniiik
East Iid Street
Brunbik
Anton Samuel
Avenue A
Charles Ducacek
Christopher Cloonan
East 724
Border unrest near El Paso quiets as troops guard Juarez
Reports from Juarez say Mexican soldiers and officials reinforced the city last night with no disturbance along the border. Mayor Mateus kept a rifle ready in his office. Unconfirmed word claims a clash near Casa Grande. Mexico reports eighteen more Viesca raiders captured and jailed. In Washington, Ambassador Enrique Creel may visit next week as U.S. neutrality law enforcement praised. At Del Rio, seven supposed revolutionists were captured by U S troops, with two deaths and ongoing pursuit of others.
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Tex
Juarez
Mateus
Casa Grande
Viesca
Washington
Enrique Creel
Mexico
United States
State Department
Intec
del Rio
Myer
Mexico demands harsh US punishment over Del Rio raids
Mexico will press the United States to punish Del Rio Texas authorities and possibly other state officials for failing to stop Las Vacas raiders and allowing their return with wounded. Extradition requests may follow as Mexico seeks accountability for raids, murders, and robberies, while noting US border troop deployments and expressing doubts about Texas authorities.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
del Rio
Tex
Las Vacas
Texas
Washington
Mariscal
Palomas
Powder Ignites Three Staten Island Boys
Three Port Richmond youths Walter White Eugene Heym and Harry Gill were carrying twenty five pounds of gunpowder when a spark from a cigarette caused a flash. They ran into a yard and rolled in grass as witnesses helped extinguish the flames. They were taken to St Vincent's Hospital with White likely not to survive watching condition improving for Heym and Gill.
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Walter White
Eugene Heym
Harry Gill
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Consolidated Fireworks Factory
Graniteville
Richmond Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Livingston
Wives Leave Death Notes Across City
Two workmen found farewell letters from their wives indicating intentions to commit suicide. Mrs George W Dennis aged fifty resided at 4 Tompkins avenue Staten Island. Frederick Sparta and wife of five years lived at 242 East 4th street. Sparta encountered police as Dennis left the building.
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George W. Dennis
Tompkins Avenue
Staten Island
Frederick Sparta
East 4Th Street
William L Marshall Named Army Chief Engineer at 1906 Change
President Roosevelt selects Colonel William L Marshall to succeed Brigadier General Alexander Mackenzie as chief of the engineer corps. Marshall, 62, dates service from Civil War era, West Point graduate, explorer of Marshall Pass, and longtime engineer in fortifications and river/harbor work. Also notes Brooklyn Drydock expansion and a long list of Army Navy orders and ship movements.
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MacKenzie
Roosevelt
William L. Marshall
Engineer Corps
Alexander Mackenzie
Taft
Wright
Marshall
Oyster Bay
West Point
Military Academy
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Marshall Pass
Rocky Mountains
Lake Michigan
Hennepin Canal
New York Harbor
Fleet In Readiness Preparations For Pacific Voyage
In San Francisco on July 2 the Atlantic fleet of sixteen battleships is assembled for a July 7 voyage to the Pacific. Virginia Rhode Island and Kearsarge join the group, Wisconsin and Missouri move to Man-of-War Row, Culgoa and Relief depart for Honolulu, Annapolis graduates join the crew, and the Pacific squadron sails with torpedo destroyers in tow.
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Kearsarge
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Missouri
Mare Island Navy Yard
Culgoa
Honolulu
Annapolis
Pacific Squadron
Tennessee
Washington
California
Perry
Preble
Farragut
Army Chaplains Appointed by Secretary Wright
Washington July 2 Secretary Wright has appointed six chaplains in the army Wal ter K Lloyd Arkansas Episcopalian Clinton H Snyder Ohio United Brethren Frederick L Kunnecke Maryland Edward R Chase Maine Lawrence L Denning Ohio Michael G Doran New York Roman Catholics Stephen R Wood California Congregational
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Harry L. James
John R. Proctor
Coast Artillery
Fort Terry
Fort McKinley
James D. Tilford
2D Cavalry
General Hospital
Washington Barracks
Terence E. Murphy
New Jersey
William H. Armstrong
Porto Rico
Army School of the Line
Fort Leavenworth
Walter K. Lloyd
2D Field Artillery
Fort D. A. Russell
Clinton H. Snyder
7Th Infantry
Fort Wayne
Frederick L Kunnecke
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Caswell
Edward R. Chase
5Th Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
Laurence L. Denning
Fort Greble
Lawrence E. Hohl
19Th Infantry
Fort Mackenzie
Frederick Tarnold
4Th Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Ellwood W. Evans
Sth Cavalry
Maynard A. Wells
10Th Infantry
Alfred A. Pruden
2D Infantry
WAVY
Washington
Wright
Arkansas
Ohio
United Brethren
Frederick L. Kunnecke
Maryland
Maine
Lawrence L Denning
Michael G. Doran
New York
Stephen R. Wood
California
Silver service to be presented to cruiser North Carolina
Norfolk announces that the cruiser North Carolina will receive a handsome silver service at Beaufort, N C, tomorrow from the people of the state. The ship is en route from Guantanamo Bay to Beaufort. Lieutenant Governor Winston will present in place of Governor Glenn, who is in Denver, after which the vessel will proceed to Norfolk.
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North Carolina
Beaufort
N. C
Guantanamo Bay
Glenn
Denver
Winston
Photographer Dies After Fall From Mansion House Window
Frederick C. Wells a New York City photographer fell from a window in his room at Kingston New Yorks Mansion House while asleep today. He crushed his skull and died shortly after.
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Kingston
N. Y
Frederick C. Wells
New York City
Pair of Hellas extortion suspects nabbed in Central Park arrest
Detectives Howry and Mott trapped two Greek men after dark at the Central Park 59th Street entrance. A letter demanded 600 dollars from confectioner Peter A Menakaki of 210 and 366 Sixth Avenue, threatening dire acts. One suspect attempted to collect the bribe under a tree as officers closed in. The arrestees were Dimitrivio Kalafatio and George Rallis of 249 West 36th Street.
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Howry and Mott
Central Office
Central Park
59Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Hellas
Peter A. Menakaki
Menakaki
Matt
Howry
Dimitrivio Kalafatio
George Rallis
No. 249 West 36Th Street
May Have Shot American as Spy on Guatemalan Arrest
Passengers arriving from southern ports report the Guatemalan government arrested H. Barrington an American said to be a spy. The City of Sydney passengers say Barrington was seized at San Jose de Guatemala after going ashore. They claim he carried papers proving a conspiracy against President Cabrera and fear he will be executed.
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Sydney
H. Barrington
San Jose de Guatemala
Barrington
New York
Salvator
Cabrera
Blue Army Breaks Siege of Watertown After Battle
Blue forces under Major Carl Reichmann defeat the Brown army near Pine Camp New York relieving Watertown siege. Columns of New Jersey National Guard Vermont and New Hampshire units depart camp in the coming days as plans for July 4 sports and artillery tests proceed. Lieutenant A. Grant and Mrs. Grant expected at the camp with orders to arrange royal reception for engineers.
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Watertown
Carl Reichmann
24Th Infantry
12Th
United States Infantry
1St
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New Jersey
United States Field Artillery
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Ogdensburg
Hubbard
Coloonel Edmund Tetley
Sth
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National Guard
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