Japan Will Hold Watchful Attitude Toward Russia
Japan plans to wait and watch Russia through October and urge China to honor Manchurian assurances. If Russia does not evacuate Manchuria, Japan may take a serious step, though officials deny any war plans and emphasize pressure from the United States and Britain. Russia, while acknowledging China’s assurances, expects no obstacle to open ports as pledged to Secretary Hay.
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Japan
Russia
Manchuria
St. London
Great Britain
China
United States
Manchurian
America
Prince Ching
Conger
Washington
Hay
Reuters Telegram Company
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt rides to Sagamore Hill after long trip
President Roosevelt and family arrived at Sagamore Hill after a seven and a half hour journey from Sayville. They rode an hour then walked an hour to spare the horses from heat and fatigue. The president and his companions were greeted by farmers along the way and enjoyed the countryside.
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Oyster Bay
L. 1
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sayville
Lotos Lake
Robert G. Roosevelt
Theodore,Jr
Fatal Runaway Accident Claims Dr Miller in Lancaster
Dr E J Miller aged 32 of Intercourse was fatally injured when his horse ran away on Welsh mountains six miles below his home. Mrs Miller escaped injury as the carriage toppled and Miller was hurled onto stones and died two hours later. Earlier local fatalities included David Evans run over by a farm engine, Garfield Ferick struck from a freight train at Ephrata, and James Nolt fatally hurt on a trolley line.
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E. J. Miller
Mountain Side
Lancaster
BE. J. Miller
Miller
Dr. Miller
David Evans
Garfield Ferick
Ephrata
James Nolt
Women Shot From Ambush Near Lake City
Lake City Colorado July 25 Mrs Anna Bailey and Mrs Mery Woods were ambushed about two miles from town while returning from Lake Shore. Mrs Bailey was mortally wounded and Mrs Woods seriously injured as buckshot fired from concealed marksman tore the face neck and shoulder and caused the buggy to crash. Woods husband, recently quarrelled with her, is arrested for investigation.
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Lake City
Col
Anna Bailey
Mery Woods
Lake Shore
Danish West India Treaty Dies in Washington May 25
The treaty granting the United States the Danish West India Islands expired yesterday. If Denmark sells the islands to another power the pact could be revived, but the State Department holds the line for now. A campaign flourish cannot replace a solid agreement.
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West India Islands
Washington
United States
Danish West India Islands
Denmark
state department
30,000 View Leo Xiti Body in State at St Peter's
Rome July 26 30 000 people filed past the catafalque as Leo Xtis body lay in state at St Peter's At dusk the body will be interred in a sarcophagus before final burial at St John Lateran Vatican officials fear of decay proved exaggerated Cardinal Gotti's papal chances rise while Oreglia gains favor Vatican activity grows as preparations for the conclave begin and cardinals discuss notes to the powers about the papacy in Rome
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Oreglia
Rome
Leo Xiti
St. Peter's
catafalque
Vatican
St. Peter' i s
St. John Lateran
ponti
Cardinal Gotti
Cardinal Oregna
Erithrea
congregation of cardinals
Sacred College
Holy See
M. Martins d'Antas
Portugal
Mgr
Marty del Val
Cardinal Satolli
Cardinal Oreglia
Monsignor Farabulini
Gladstone
Vienna
Paris
Munich
Madrid
Leo
Perugia
Carpineto
Tate
Italia
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Richard
Cardinal Rampolia
Order of Bt Sulpice
tre
Richard
Modane
St. Gothard
Miss Bertha Galland to star in Dorothy Vernon dramatization
The coming season Miss Bertha Galland will appear in a dramatization of Charles Major’s Dorothy Vernon of Madanal. The production will be the work of Paul Kestec, paper reer.
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Bertha Galland
Charles Major
Dorothy Vernon
Madenal
Paul Kestec
HADDON HALL
O Connell Denies Electioneering Claim in Rome Visit
The statement of electioneering for Cardinal Gibbons is denied. Mer. O Connell came to Rome to report on his university, delivered a verbal report to Cardinal Satolli, and left with permission for a monthlong holiday. He plans to return after the new pope is elected.
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Gibbons
Mer. O'Connell
Rome
Cardinal Satolli
congregation of studies
Satolli
Mgr. O'Connell
Miller Reports for Duty in Government Printing Office
Miller, foreman of division, reported for duty under Public Printer Palmer amid a looming walkout threat by the Bookbinders Union. The union plans a mass meeting to decide their line of action, while allied trades may join in sympathy if Miller takes the shift. Secretary Cortelyou notes charges concern a single employe and that reinstatement is a separate issue from alleged unfitness.
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Government Printing Office
Washington
W. A. Miller
Palmer
Miller
civil service commission
Cortelyou
Postal Indictments Expected in Washington
Four indictments from the postal investigation are likely, targeting three postal officials and a contractor. The cases were under jury review as Postmaster General Payne left to cruise the coast. One subject is a nonresident. details remain tightly guarded.
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Washington
Payne
Strike fund case exposes union graft methods in New York
In New York Courts Judge Newburger hears defense in the Stonecutters Union trial of former treasurer Lawrence Murphy. John Boyle testifies about a $9,600 trust fund and a contract with Lawyers Surety Co limiting withdrawals. Witnesses recount payoffs from Brooklyn Stone Dealers Association to settle the 1902 strike for $10,000.
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Stonecutters’ Union
New York
Lawrence Murphy
Storecutters' Union
Lawyers’ Surety Company
Boyle
Murphy
Brooklyn Stone Dealers’ Association
Donald Call
Prince Ferdinand Flees From Bulgaria Amid Rumors
Berlin reports the semi official denial of Prince Ferdinand’s departure from Sofia while the Vossische Zeitung cites private Bulgarian sources as believing he has left the country. The dispatch notes possible threats to Ferdinand’s throne and cites Servia’s example influencing monarchs enemies. In Knoxville a conference denounces the northern press over race issues and thanks southern papers for lynching coverage. In Panama a missing Southport Bank cashier Oliver Z Sherwood is arrested on embezzlement charges and will return to the United States with a detective aboard the next scheduled ship.
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Prince Ferdinand
Berlin
Sofia
Vossische Zeitung
Bulgaria
Servia
Northern Press
Knoxville
Tenn
National Industrial Conference
Panama
Colombia
Oliver Z. Sherwood
Southport
Conn
National Bank
United States
Gudger
Relief Fund Opens for Paterson Tornado Victims
Mayor Hinchcliffe announced a relief fund for Paterson residents made homeless by Wednesday's tornado. About 65 families lost homes, but only one relief application had been filed at the mayor's office, from a twelve member family who suffered total losses.
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Paterson
Hinchcliffe
yoryor
Wall Street Failures Spark Turmoil In Market
W L Stow & Company suspended and Talbot J Taylor & Company failed amid a broad stock slump. Keene family ties linked to Taylor and Southern Pacific were cited as a factor, with brokers buzzed and a chaotic close as bidders reeled from the day’s dramatic collapses.
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James Re. Keene
New York
stark exchange
stock exchange
W. L. Stow & Company
Talbot J. Taylor & Company
Iston
Jamey R. Keene
Southern
Taylor &Co
Stow: &Co
Taylor & Co
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Nexth Market Street
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Edward O. Wolcott
Newport
Lord Minto
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Philadelphia
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Industrial Athletic Club
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Earl Whitney
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O'Brien
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Mich
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state board of health
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Quarryville
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Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Mer. D. J. O'Connell
Catholic University at
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Loomfixers’ Protective and Beneficial Association
Beamers’ and Twisters
Warpers’ and Warp Dressers’ Union
Power Loomfixers’ Beneficial Union
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James R. Keane
inianie
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James R. Keene
Keene
Southern Pacific
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Taylors
Des Moines
Iowa
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Colorado
Paul Miller Cook
Jessie Brader
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Wilkesharre
Fitz
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