Conference on Hankow railroad with Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
Chinese minister Sir Liang Liang Cheng met with President Roosevelt at Oyster Day to discuss Hankow railroad negotiations. He stated China seeks to purchase the line with concessions and that a friendly settlement is the goal, noting some Chinese oppose railroads but not foreign control. Russian gunboat Khrabry bombed Castelli Crete, repulsed boat party, two Russians wounded. Crete unrest seeks greater independence. Prince George of Greece named high commissioner for Crete to maintain status quo. Federation of American Motorcyclists meet in Waltham with 304 participants. French of Amherst set best time in hill climb.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Oyster Day
Aus
Sirf Chentung Liang Cheng
Sagamore Hall
tiankow
Sir Liang
New York
China
Khrabry
Castelli
Canva
Crete
Retima
Waltham
Mass
Federation of American
Portsmouth
court house
McLane
Japan
Run- RIA
Mr. Witte
New Hampshire
Melane
Peirce
Witte
Baron Rosen
Baron Komura
Dandruff Germ Blamed for Hair Loss Probe
A damaged clipping explains that a scalp parasite causes dandruff and hair loss. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a chemical remedy to destroy the germ, stop shedding, and prevent baldness, with a 10 cent sample offer via The Herpicide Co. Detroit. Special Agent J. A. Williamson.
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WNewbro
chemical laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Fever on the increase in New Orleans yellow fever outbreak
New Orleans reports rising yellow fever cases with six new infections and a total near twenty, while authorities warn of enforcement actions and push improved quarantine measures. Two Italian men found dead in a woods shanty from yellow fever are noted, and Archbishop Chapelle shows recovery as health boards plan troop support and city cleaning efforts.
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New Orleans
Calligaalhuy
Archbishop Chapelle
Louisiana
state board of health
Blanchard
Souvhan
marine hospital
White
Lafayette
TR Gyon
Grogon
Chartres street
Gregson
Jesn- Indon
Tanchard
Collapse of John Go Myers store kills many and traps dozens
Albany dispatch reports the midsection of the John Go Myers department store on North Pearl street collapsed after workers cut a beam. Over 100 were inside. 60 rescued, 6 dead, with many injured. Rescue efforts continued overnight as a 300 man wrecking crew sifted through rubble.
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Albany
John . My Company
Pearl street
Michael Fitzgerald
Frank Leonard
Anna E. Whitbeck
Minnie Bullard
Alice L. Sharp
crockery, glass and drug department
New York Central
Delaware
Thudson
North
David Grr
Lane
waths
John Go Myers
George P. Hilton
H. King Shirdee
Edward F. Hackett
Robert M Chalmers
Chalmers
war
Manila Gate and San Sebastian Cathedral Highlights
Taft party visitors tour Manila noting the Spanist wall encircling the city and San Sebastian Cathedral described as made in Germany. Iron church walls are cited, with sections of the old wall of Manila shown in the illustration.
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MANILA
SAN SEbsTIAN CATHEDRAL
GERMANY
Abe Roosevelt
Canal Chairman Coming Home From Panama trip
Theodore P. Shonts and D. W. Ross left Colon aboard the steamer Mexico for New York after a canal commission meeting. They approved sending em playes bodies to the United States at government expense and a 250 room hotel for canal workers at Tivoli.
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Theodore P. Shonts
D. W. Ross
Colon
New York
Panama Canal Commission
commission
Mexico
Shonts
Panama
United States
canal commission
Tivoli
Ding
oltalard
Stevens
Empire
Catholic T A U In Session at Wilkes-Barre Convention
The thirty-fifth annual convention of the National Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America opens in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania with over 500 delegates from Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago St Louis and Dubuque. Edwin Mulready leads the Boston group and F F Hanigan heads Philadelphia. A 120 member Pittsburg tourist club attends and a riverfront reception was held last evening. A pontifical mass was offered this morning by Bishop Michael J Hoban. John Mitchell of the Ty M Woof AL will chair tomorrow as an address is delivered by Theodore Roosevelt.
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Wilkesbarre
Ps. Wilkesbarre
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Dubuque
Edwin Mulready
America
persans
Fey
F. Hanigan
river common
St. Mary's Toman Catholic Church
Michael J
Hoban
Scranton
John Mitchell
the
Ty. M. Woof AL
real deot Roosevelt
Fortune for mill girl challenged by legacy
In Thies New York August 8 a will of Thomas Fitzgerald who died in Los Angeles two weeks earlier leaves $100000 each to James Fitzgerald Patrick Fitzgerald and Margaret O Loughlin a niece. The mill worker questions why she should quit her job for inherited wealth and notes the family remains poor and she continues work while relatives faced past debts.
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THies
N.Y
Thomas Fitzgerald
loos Angeles
Cal
James
Patrick Fitzgerald
Margaret O'Loughlin
James ring
Patrick
pene costa
om berhupe
wails
amy
Theras Pitaperald
Los Angeles
ura
North German line to begin sailings mid September
Reports say a new steamship line will start sailings between Philadelphia and Bremen by mid September. Four large steamships may be launched, with services possibly temporary. The pier will be at 22 South Wharves.
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Philiadelponia
Bremen
ranrine hs
Peace talks begin as Russia rejects indemnity demand
Russian plenipotentiaries and Japanese envoys open discussions in Portsmouth with hopes to end the war. They review powers, discuss potential armistice and set a five week window toward a treaty, while debates over indemnity remain a sticking point. Count Cassini arrives in St Petersburg to advise during negotiations.
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Japan
tusdap
United States
New Hampshire
Demitri Pokotilov
China
Canada
Pokothoff
wulding
Portsmouth navy yard
Haron Komura
Takahin
Mr. Witte
Baron Utoven
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Count Cagsin
Russia
America
national assembly
Peterhof
Alexis Nikolaievitch
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JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Carroll Street
Frederick, Ma
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
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HANKOW RAILROAD
G. WARING TYSON
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Staff of Life
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AMOS URNER
CLARY DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH BUILDING
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Washington
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Cuba
Panama republic
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Republic of Panama
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Mobile
Ala
Washington, Ave
public health and marine hospital service
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Tehuantepec
Vera Crna
Coatzacoalens
Tierra Blanca
Fuerza Cortez
San Pedro
Cholema
Honduras
Bellac
British Honauras
Livingston
Guatemala
La Boca
Corozal
Paraiso
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Senegal
Africa
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de Teneriffe
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HARPER
Chicago University
Tuttle Creek
Wildam Rainey Harper
University of Chicago
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Washington Irving Chambers
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Athletics
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Altoona
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Northern Pass Railway Company
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