Our Duty to Spain and U S Cuban Question Exposed
Attorney Calderon Carlisle report to Senator Dupuy de Lome argues U S neutrality laws suffice to meet international duty to Britain. It states the United States owes Spain no duty to insurrectionists and emphasizes preventing arms shipments and military expeditions from U S soil to Cuba, while noting prosecutions have varied results.
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Great Britain
Washington
Calderon Carlisle
Dupuy de Lome
United States
Spain
Carlisle
Withers
Luis
Hart
Cuba
Law of Nations
Truth Tersely Told Overworked Women and Dr Bull Pills
Overworked women gain vitality with Dr Bull's Pills as a 2nd remedy. A Baltimore company promotes genuine Dr John W Bull's Pills, with boxes priced 60 and 25 cents, plus 10 cents for a central box, offered by mail or dealers. Distributor details included.
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W. Bull
Dr. Bull
Philp Rysedorph
Greenbush
S.Y. de. John
A-C.meyer & Co
Baltimore
Minsk
John W. Bull
Annexation tensions overshadow Hawaii talk and reform
The San Francisco meeting on Hawaiian annexation seeks federal action as anti annexationists plan a September demonstration in Washington. Senator Bror gan and Quay are due, while James B. Castle resigns amid health issues and cabinet criticism. Fraudulent money orders and a UC campus incident color the day with surveillance and safety concerns.
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Lola
San Francisco
Sem
Australia
Washington
Aus
Senate
Hatch
Dole
United States
Brorgan
Quay
James B. Castle
Ecustoma
Castle
Labor in Russia dredge crew fined and mistreatment exposed
Philadelphia reports sub-contractors Fr Corta and J V Leek fined for employing workers on League Island dredge work under harsh conditions. Workers lived on dry bread and water two days, with meager coffee and boiled ham meals, using tomato cans as cups and newspaper as plates. Sleeping quarters were rough, without floor, mosquitoes covering laborers.
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Russia
Philadelphia
Seth Low Nominated for Mayor by Citizens’ Union Front
New York Republicans refuse preconvention endorsement while Citizens’ Union borough committees nominate Seth Low, Columbia University president and former Brooklyn mayor, for mayor. A strong deputation sought delay until Sept 23 for the Republican convention, but Low was named regardless.
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Miche
Low
New York
Greater
Citizens’nion
Seth Low
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Citizens' Union
Home Rule
Independence Hall Democratic
Brooklyn Committee of 50
Conferrees
North East Harbor
Citizens’ Unions
City of New York
Citizens’ Union
Astor House
Afe
Mr. Low
America
Brooklyn Board of Charities
Chicago
Colonel Strong
Brooklysn
Columbia College
Brooklin
Governors at Waynesboro Celebrate Town Centennial
Hastings and Lowndes headlined governors day in Waynesboro Pa as the town marked its centennial. A parade of 2000, a soldiers granite monument unveiling, and speeches by Rev T A Carrell President Judge John Stewart and Rev Herman Cooke framed a day with bells whistles and cannon. Hastings urged union of church state and schools while Lowndes praised cross state ties and local progress.
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Hastings
Lowndes
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Buena Vista
Fremen
G. A. R. Vet
Women’s Relief Corps
T. Afe Carrell
John Stewart
Herman 8. Cooke
Letta
Mylin
Haywood
Reynolds
Trexler
Paxton
Alison Wilmer
Gerald T. Hopkins
BE. Wcox
Union of
Church and
Warnesboro
Klondike gold output seen rising next spring
A Dawson City letter from July 25 reports rich diggings at Eldorado and Bonanza Creeks but warns most ground now is unworked. The writer estimates season total gold around 47 million with dumps likely to yield cash when processed with better machinery. He describes harsh winter risks and scarce provisions, while noting many plan to leave for Juneau if steamers fail.
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San Francisco
The
Bulletin
Charles Maines
Dawson City
Haines
Klondike
Eldorado
Bonanza
California
Alaska
Dawson
Stewart
Polly Fivers
Juneau
Strike Settlement Near as Aline Leaders Meet at Columbus
Pittsburg coal operators met the national executive board of the United Mine Workers at Columbus to discuss a settlement. Officials hint a compromise may be accepted, but many miners prefer holding out for a 69 cent rate pending arbitration. A convention seems likely as operators press for a lake-trade coal supply. Japan plans to side with the United States on seals and sea otters policy at the Washington conference.
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Columbus
Pittsburg
Uoned
Aline Woters
Ameria
Thor K E. Young
Hanna
Distrit
Dolan
Warner
W. F P. Dearmitt
New York and Cleveland Gag Coal Company
Japan
Wim Ata Unele Sam. Vieters RC
Washington
United States
Yesterday's Baseball Results From Various Leagues
National League scores include Boston over Chicago in Houston area games and St Louis over Philadelphia. Eastern League reports Scranton and Wilkes-Barre split. Buffalo and Springfield played twice with Buffalo losing first and winning second. Providence beat Toronto 8 to 5. Atlantic League games show Newark edging Reading, Richmond beating Athletic, Paterson overcoming Lancaster, and a two game Norfolk win over Hartford with extra innings.
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Lenacne
Scranton
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Buffalo
Springfield
Providence
Toronto
Athintic League
Newark
Reading
Richmond
Athletic
Paterson
Lancaster
Norfolk
Hartford
Ocean of Speculation Moves Stocks on a Quiet Day
New York reports a surge in speculative fever yet railroad shares lag as overall prices falter. Omaha stock jumps to 2 in final trades amid mixed closes. B&O Lehigh Valley and others show varied bids. In St Louis and Pittsburgh, grains, meats, and commodities edge through a cautious session with milk, hay, and eggs trading steadily and cattle and hog markets showing modest activity.
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New York
Omaha
Balte
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Chesa. & Obio
WS. J. Central
del. & Hudson
Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Stu Paul
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J. Enabe, Jr
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J. Wesley Guest
Ezenest J. Enabe, Jr
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Panoz
Clinton FP
Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hale
Filbur P. Jackson
Continental
Nat Rank Roward Raine
James D. Mason
James D. Mason Co
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FE. Harvey
Prighard
Wall
City Opera House
Fitz. and Webster
Come
Aden
Erica
PS Pee de
Uquesne Paints
Duquesne
Central Hardware Co
Pessecase
Frederick, MD
Nest Helfenstein
Patrick Street
F. Emith Manufacturing CO
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Steiner
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Christi
Elint Valley
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Del
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George Marcus Nichols
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Connecticut
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Kate
Faravy
Oliver
Cumberland
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William
Daubenspeck
Besium
Germa
Bronwn University
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George Middiston
Bele
Carmen
Enrico Mathou
Central America
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Hfe
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Miller
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Guay
Star
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Rutherry
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Spiegel
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Francis Schlatter
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State Board of Health
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Metal Exchange
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