Open Ports Promised for Manchuria as Peace Follows
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hay announce written pledges from China and Russia to open certain Manchurian ports for trade. Moukden and Ta-Tung-Kao named as likely open ports with the treaty seen as boosting U S commerce, reforming China’s fiscal system and advancing Orient peace.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
China
Orient
Hay
Russia
United States
Moukden
Manchuria
Ta-Tung-Kao
Yalu River
Senate
Congress
Market for cotton goods in Manchuria draws Russian interest
Washington reports from United States Consul Miller at New Chwang describe a growing Manchurian market for cotton goods attracting Moscow based Russian manufacturers seeking a share of the 12.18 million dollar annual trade. Merchants are offered incentives to buy in Moscow and a Russian agent sent to port to arrange shipments. The Siberian Railway completion expands North China cotton goods trade, altering the regional market dynamics.
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Washington
Manchuria
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
United States
Miller
New Chwang
Manu Urers
Moscow
Peking
Chwang
North
China
Not enough readable context for a full headline
From left to right they are Winthrop EB Scarritt, the Misses Dill and James B Dil. The fragment lists people in a group photo or event lineup with names but lacks a clear event or location to establish a summary.
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Winthrop EB. Scarritt
Misses Dill
James B. Dil
Weak old Dock Board faces renewed legal probe in pier deals
Marshall B. Clarke, Assistant District Attorney, uncovers new records showing alleged willful negligence by the old Tammany Dock Board. He cites a War Department lease attempt on Old Slip Pier, rushed Brown & Fleming permits, and questionable contracts tied to Brown & Fleming, Hurley, Cunningham, and others, amid efforts to question M. B. Martin and Kidney.
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Marshall B. Clarke
Tammany Dock Board
Dock Department
Clarke
War Department
Mr. Hawkes
C. O'D. Iselia
John B. McDonald
Union Stockyard and Market Company
Croker
Murphy
William S. Kidney
Kidney
Old Dock Board
New-York Trucking and Contracting Company
James C. Gaffney
John J. Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
District Attorney's Office
William T. Kidney
White St
Mr. Clarke
Brown & Fleming
East River
George Hurley
Seventeenth
Hurley
Brown & Flaming
Holbrook, Cabot & Daly
Caer
Michael T. Cunningham
Fourteenth-st
Ave
Lee Clarke
Cunningham
Nineteenth-st
Tewnty-fourth-st
Holbrook, Cadet & Daily
M. B. Martin
Riker’s Island
Martin
J. Sergeant Cram
Dock Board
Dill Auto Tour Starts From East Orange To Rangeley Lakes
East Orange July 16 Special James B Dill leads a large automobile excursion toward Rangeley Lakes Maine planned to reach by August 1. The party includes Dill two daughters Winthrop Scarritt and John M Schmidt with support staff. They travel in maroon touring car and a steam car with luggage car and a Stanhope. The route runs through Belleville Rutherford Hackensack Teaneck Poughkeepsie Millbrook Lakeville Stockbridge and the Berkshires before entering the White Mountains and Connecticut Valley en route to Maine. Dill’s Maine guide will join at Rangeleys. The 500 mile trip was previously done on horseback by Dill.
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East Orange
N. J
James B. Dill
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Mr. Dill
Scarritt
Miss Dill
Reach Poughkeepsie in safety dispatch
Report from Poughkeepsie July 16 details a late start two hours beyond schedule due to a missing Nyack ferry until 1 14. The train paused at Nelson House Poughkeepsie with good roads and no trouble reported. One note records Scarritt killing a cat. The journey intends to proceed to Lenox tomorrow.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Nyack
Nelson House
Scarritt
Lenox
James B. Dill
California Heiress Wins Love Ten Years On
Miss Anna Head, California heiress, sails with her mother to London to wed Lieutenant A Mounteney-Jephson, an Stanley expedition aide. Her fortune exceeds $500000. The match ends a decade of romance delayed by her father’s demand for a titled husband. Jephson, frail from fever, met Head in California after aid from his aunt Lady Jephson.
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the Tribune
San Francisco
Anna Head
California
London
A. Mounteney-Jephson
Stanley
Emin Pacha
Russia rejects Kishineff petition response from State Department
Washington reports that Russia will not receive or consider the Jewish petition on Kishineff massacre. American chargé d affaires Riddle sent the inquiry and Russia's answer ends the matter, asserting it is an internal sovereign affair and declining outside suggestions. No further U.S. steps are planned pending President's view of the response.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Riddle
St. Petersburg
Petition Signers List Amid Kishineff Outcry
Leo N. Levy released a public list of petition signers at B nai B rith headquarters. Included are Senators Platt and Money of Mississippi Governors Sewell Montague Jelks and Longino Justices Peckham Herrick Chester all Illinois Supreme Court justices Chief Justice McSherry U S District Attorney A W Packett and judges Niles Stevens Bishops Gallagher Burke and Galloway along with numerous mayors and officials from over fifty cities, Carl Schurz, Jerome, Belmont, Schiff, Cravath, Stillman and many others. A fuller roster of bank presidents railroad men merchants and ministers was promised later.
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Leo N. Levy
B'nai B'rith
Forsyth-st
Thomas
Platt and Money
Mississippi
Sewell
Georgia
Montague
Virginia
Jelks
Alabama
Longino
Peckham, Herrick and Chester
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of Illinois
McSherry
United States
A. W. Packett
Henry €. Niles
W. F. Stevens
Gallagher
Texas
Burke
Albany
Galloway
Low
Harrison
Chicago
Carl Schurz
Wiliam P. Hornblower
Jerome Corporation
Rives
Graut
General Tracy
Edward M. Shepard
August Belmont
Jacob H. Schiff
Paul D. Cravath
James Stillman
Levy
Abner McKinley Reported Stricken At Somerset Home
July 16 report says Abner McKinley brother of the late President McKinley is dangerously ill with paralysis at his Somerset home, with Johnstown noted in the vicinity as part of the report.
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Abner McKinley
President McKinley
Somerset
Penn
Johnstown
Miles Glad To Go
Lieutenant General Miles toured Kansas City on a farewell stop before retirement. He said he looked forward to rest, not regret, and had no definite post‑retirement plans, noting a Washington home and possible moves to Washington, Massachusetts, or Texas after August.
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THE
Tribune
Kansas City
Miles
Chicago
Washington
Massachusetts
Texas
Fatal fire damp explosion at Cumberland No 6 mine
Word from Nanaimo reports a blast at Cumberland No 6 mine killing twelve Chinese workers and injuring eight white men. Fifty Chinese were employed and little property damage occurred. The mine previously saw a deadly explosion two years ago with fifty men killed.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Cumberland
Third attempt at suicide by actress Miss Harriet H Sawyer
Miss Harriet H Sawyer, actress and wife of John Cecil Clay, attempted suicide yesterday afternoon at the Martha Washington Hotel in New York by shooting herself in the left side. She was taken to New York Hospital where doctors found a slight wound and expect recovery in days.
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Harriet H. Sawyer
Martha Washington
New York Hospital
Miss Sawyer
John Cecil Clay
No. 9
West Thirtieth St
Leslie
Washington
Ray Comstock
Congress Considers Financial Legislation for Nov Extra Session
Oyster Bay reports an extra session of Congress will begin November 9 to enact Cuban treaty approval and pursue early financial legislation. Senator Lodge confirms no specific bill, notes finance committee work, and cites President Roosevelt’s hopes for prompt action amid favorable general conditions. A New Jersey locomotive firemen delegation invited Roosevelt to their Reading convention. Moroccos Sultan names Langerman to represent at the fair.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Shaw
Alaskan Boundary Commission
London
England
Commission
New York
Lodge
Congress
Senate
Committee On Finance
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Congiss
United States
New England
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
C. A. Wilson
Phillipsburg
N. J
J. A. Shotts
Low
Morocco
James W. Langerman
St. Louis
Girls Beat Athletes In Wheat Field Race
Topeka Kansas July 16 College students from Eastern States working in Kansas wheat fields find they cannot keep up with farmers daughters. Several men stop work during the wettest part of day while girls rest only at night. Two Swedish girls in Edwards County are said to have tired out four embryo athletes from New York. The girls keep up with the binders in shocking wheat and footsore men rest every few minutes.
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the Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Wheat Fields
Edwards County
New York
Schwab Seeks Rest. Family Knows His Whereabouts
Pittsburg July 1 Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel Corporation is reported missing A telegram to the Tribune notes a call at Dr M R Ward home not available for days Schwab's family says he will rest to regain health Mrs Mary E Kinsey mother in law says papers learned late of disappearance and details about the empty car leaving Loretto July 3 for Pittsburg with wife staying to watch fireworks and later disappearing
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
M. R. Ward
Mr. Schwab
Dr. Ward
Ward
Elephant Dies in Santa Fe Express Car
Kansas City dispatch reports an elephant died in express car No.7 on Santa Fe train from Chicago at Union Depot. The animal, shipped from New York to E. Hagg of a Hobart circus, died early Sunday after the long journey, blamed on heat and fatigue. Krementz collar button noted on the animal.
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Kansas City
Santa Fé
Chicago
Union Depot
New York City
E. Hagg
Hobart
Okla
Pope Leo XIII Death Looms As Doctors Delay Operation
Rome July 17 doctors report Pope Leo XIII has had rest periods but suffers severe breathing trouble and low mood. Pleural liquid remains stable delaying a planned operation though risk of another procedure persists. The Pontiff received Holy Communion as his condition again worsened with prostration and bradypnea.
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Leo
Pope Leo
Centra
Pio
Monsignor Mazzolini
Dr. Mazzoni
Lapponi
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