Cabinet discusses Turkish crisis as fleet arrives at Smyrna
The U S state department plans suggest push for a change of views by the sultan of Turkey without extended delay. Ministers consider recalling Ambassador Leishman and severing diplomatic ties if demands are rejected as European squadron anchors at Smyrna. A second notice reports a disastrous fire in Victoria British Columbia destroying Albion Iron Works property and nearby homes.
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Albion Ironworks
Albion Iron Works
Pattern Room
Fee
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Work Estate
Miss Bishop In Eden Wreck
Hartford, Aug 10 Miss Carrie O Bishop daughter of Mrs B S Bishop of this city was among those who died in the Eden Colorado passenger train wreck Sunday evening Also dead are her cousins John F Bishop and Itta A Bishop brother and sister of Pueblo. Miss Bishop had left Hartford two weeks earlier to visit relatives in Colorado and may have been traveling with relatives to visit others.
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Eden
Hartford
Conn
Carrie O
Colo
John FF
Itta A
Pueblo
Gishop
Colorado
Explosion Injures Three in Goshen Test
Three men were injured when a tank aboard a new chemical engine by Cataract Engine Company exploded during a test at Goshen. Harry J. Scott suffered a skull fracture, Robert Ladue lost sight in both eyes from eye injuries, and Frank Hoek broke his hand.
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Meiddletown
Goshen
Harry J. Scott
Robert Ladue
Frank Hoek
Cataract Engine Company
Strikers Stop a Train in Kansas and Missouri
A mob of 200 strikers and sympathizers halted an inbound train with strike breakers at Riverside Kaw. They drove nonunion men from the train, dumped baggage into the Kaw River and set fire to a car. police prevented damage but made no arrests.
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Kansas City
Riverside
Kaw
Proclamation for Funeral of Former Senator West
Governor Dockery calls public business to suspend on Thursday August 11 for funeral of former U S Senator George Graham West who died at Sweet Springs Saline County. West served over twenty years in the Senate and was a renowned Missouri lawyer and statesman whose career is lauded in this tribute.
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Dockery
George Graham West
Sweet Springs
People of
Missouri
Saline
St Louis
United States
Henry of Navarre
Five Die in Baltimore and Ohio Freight Collision
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio local train No. 27 collided with a Chicago and Erie freight at the Brighton Park crossing in Chicago. A mother and her four young children were killed, with several others seriously injured as a crossing flag man tried to warn the freight crew he had cleared the crossing.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Erie
Brighton Park Railroad
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West Thirtyninth Street
Bryan seeks fusion at Nebraska convention to win senate
William J. Bryan and allies aim to fuse Democratic and Populist factions at Lincoln convention to secure Bryan a United States Senate seat, replacing Charles H. Dietrich, and to elect a fusion governor and gain state patronage control.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
United States
Charles H. Dietrich
Bryan Democracy
Two Bathers Drowned At Cape May Beach
In CAPE MAY CAPE MAY N Z Lizzie Carson twenty one and Margaret Gillie thirty five drowned after entering the water at Stites avenue with warning signs posted about strong currents and a shelving bay beach. In KANSAS CITY Missouri Robert O Bannon manager of the National Literature and Art Society is reported lost in a wreck near Pinon Colorado. his body remains missing. He is thirty and from Brewton Alabama and came there last April from Washington.
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Lizzie Carson
Margaret Gillie
Stites Avenue
Bay Beach
Kansas City
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National Literature and Art Society
Pinon
Colo
Brewton
Ala
Washington
Closing Stock Quotations and Money on Call Summary
Financial notices show money on call easy at 1 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 44 percent. Exchanges total 156,029,796 with balances 37,296,944. Closing quotes list Amalgamated Copper 52% Reading 53% Ches & Ohio 343, Southern Pac 61, Union Pacific 964% U.S. Steel group varied, Missouri Pacific 923144, U.S. Steel of North and West 62%.
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Atchison
Rock Island
Brooklyn R. T
Ches
Ohio
Southern Pac
Chi
Northw
Southern Ry
South, Ry
I. Central
Venus Pacific
Wheat and commodities drift in New York market notes
New York commodity prices show mixed moves as winter grains and potatoes steady. Corn remains dull but firm on weather and wheat, while live cattle and pork futures edge higher on reports of demand and stock levels. Bears note rust fears and profit taking influencing early strength.
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Minnesota
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
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Parker Notified of Democratic Nomination for President
Former Chief Judge Alton B. Parker was formally notified at Rosemount of his Democratic nomination for president. The event drew a large crowd, with leaders and dignitaries aboard the Sagamore and private yachts. Parker accepted the nomination and outlined his views as the campaign begins, as weather forecasters predict southeast winds for Showwars.
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State Committee
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Chicago
West Shore Road
John B. AlcDonald
August Belmont
William 8. Roche
Lumcheon
Charles F. Murphy
Patrick H. McCarren
Tammenoy
Champ Clark
Missouri
Pols
Mr. Clark
Mayor Smith Fined For Donkey Grazing In New Market
New Market Mayor Bill Smith was fined ten dollars in Justice Clark T. Rogers's Court for letting his donkey graze on Farmer George Stable's buckwheat fields. He paid the fine from a large roll and criticized Jersey justice as he returned home with the donkeys once from St Louis.
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Bill” Smith
New Market
Justice of the Peace
Clark T. Roger
George Stable
Smith
Charles L. Fair
St. Louis
Goulds Win Victory in Virginia Power Case
Miss Helen Gould and her brother Frank Jay Gould win a second victory against George S. Wisher over possession of electric lines in Richmond Manchester Petersburg and nearby county valued in the millions. Judge Gardwell grants the Goulds and Virginia Passenger and Power company appeal from a Petersburg receiver appointment ordered by Judge Mullen.
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