Anti imperialist League urges independence for Philippines
The Anti Imperialist League in Boston appeals for ending costly possession of the Philippines and a quick path to independence. It argues continued colonial rule risks war and unprofitable burden, calling for neutralization and self government for the Philippines with signatories Moorefield Storey and Erving Winslow.
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Royal tour security incident in Wales arrests suspect
A man was detained near the residence of Sir Richard Bulkeley as King Edward and Queen Alexandra toured Wales. He tried to flee along a hedge and was captured after a failed escape in a moving chaise, then jailed. Police protected the suspect from an enraged crowd while his identity remained uncertain.
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Small Men Call a Strike in Telegraph Offices
Oakland July 10. Assistant General Superintendent Miller of the Western Union Telegraph company refuses to meet a committee of striking operators. President Small of the Telegraphers Union has left for the east to call a strike in Chicago and other eastern cities. A filter refused entry, Dug sent a note saying he would meet them as individuals if reinstatement is sought, but not as a group.
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Fanch entertains Mark Train at Peach dining room
In a July San Francisco gala, Peach staff hosted Samuel Clemens. A girl presented Glewens with a Cranwt original from Punch depicting Punch toasting Clemens. An unrelated court note reports bail denial for Alayor Behivitz amid bribery indictments and a bribery-related farm grant.
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Bowie Murder Trial Opens in Maryland
In La Plata Maryland July White Crane presided at the opening of the murder trial of Mary Bowie and her son Henry Bowie for the death of a woman named Poser. Nineteen witnesses testified for the prosecution and twenty two for the defense as counsel prepared to rely on unwritten laws.
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Rival in New York Trial Over Infernal Machine Attack
A county court jury acquitted Febon Hallman of attempted murder and assault in the first degree. Hallman was accused of sending an infernal machine to Daniel Milley, his alleged rival in a dispute. Milley was severely injured by the explosion.
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Women extremist actor to Nie, ST. PIPEUSBOERG.
The text reports a woman extremist figure connected to Nie, identified with ST. PIPEUSBOERG, and mentions alleged involvement with police and political prison authorities. It notes a serious case and a wounding incident with a pistol, and references sentencing.
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Six Drowned Near Bangor in Penobscot Boat Sinking
Six young men from Bangor drowned when a pleasure boat capsized off Penobscot Bay late last night. The tragedy occurred as the vessel foundered while on a fishing and leisure outing. Police and rescue crews investigated the capsizing and awaited official accident details.
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Gary foresees business slump amid high pace
United States Steel chairman former Judge W H Gary warns of six month reaction as expansion outpaces funding while noting overworked workers and capacity limits. King Edward grants Colonel Arthur Lynch a free pardon on eve of Ireland visit amid treason history. Steamship lines threaten to end sea post offices due to low compensation. new contract possible.
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Commodity price notes and market rounds across staples
Wheat and corn trends show futures opening lower with rallies later on in European crop news. Milk and eggs firm, butter steady. beans and hay mixed with steady to firm demand and shipping activity noted.
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Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices Amid Demand
Cattle trade shows varied values with buyers steady. Hogs see price signals for light Yorkers and pigs while prime lambs and veal supply meet steady demand, noting specifics like troughs and market strength in several categories.
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Japanese Admiral Yamamoto to Visit United States
Special dispatches report Admiral Yamamoto of the Japanese Navy visiting America on an unofficial tour. Secretary of the Navy Meyer says the Atlantic to Pacific fleet movement is a practice cruise not a permanent shift, aimed at testing ships and crews. Viscount Aoki defers departure as Yamamoto may visit Washington and seek courtesies, with potential U S fleet movement to the Pacific via the Suez.
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THOMAS NOT DEAD IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT CASE
New York July 10 Dr Julian P Thomas and Miss Frances Hans with Miss Alvina Weissman were injured when the doctors racing car struck a trolley pole at Jerome Avenue and 213th Street. Frank Haas father of one injured girl demanded answers and threatened legal action against Dr Thomas claiming speeding and failure to return his daughter home safely. Thomas says he gave a ride after misunderstanding the request and accuses the other party of contributing to the crash. Weissman remains hospitalized with injuries.
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Portrait of Nicholas II stolen from Berlin gallery
A valuable oil portrait of Emperor Nicholas II was stolen from the Berlin National Gallery. The theft was discovered at closing time when the frame was found empty. No trace of the thief has been found. The portrait shows the emperor in a brilliant uniform mounted on horseback.
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Government seeks restraining order against tobacco trust
In New York District, federal authorities plan to apply for an injunction to restrain the tobacco trust from operating in restraint of trade and to suggest appointing receivers. A Panama Canal area hotel, belonging to the canal commission, burned down along the canal line.
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Syracuse Mayor Demands Retraction From Civic Federation
Mayor Alan C. Fobes of Syracuse writes to E A Moffitt demanding a retraction or proof for federation reports accusing Syracuse of political rottenness and a wage system debauchment. He asks for equal publicity if refutation is not possible and says the city’s good name has suffered.
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Our Peace Proposals at The Hague Arbitration Plan
The July 10 dispatch outlines an American proposal for peace arbitration at The Hague. It urges submitting treaty interpretation disputes not affecting independence or power to the permanent court, offers each party to judge its independence or honor, and requires a protocol outlining arbiters' powers and procedures for every case.
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Baby May Inherit Girard Millions
Denver on the Fourth of July reports a baby boy born in Denver poised to inherit the $106,000,000 Girard estate of Philadelphia. Charles G. F. Franzeen is the father and Lulu Giegetich the mother. Attorneys have been hired to challenge Stephen Girard's will.
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Battleships to be overhauled for Elks reunion
Philadelphia July 10 Acting under orders from the navy department Captain Edwin C. Pendleton commandant of the League Island navy yard has directed that the battleships SearSarge and Hansas be overhauled repainted and prepared for participation in the Elks reunion here next week.
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Girl Arrested After Attempted Killing at Perth Amboy Saloon
Stellit Smith, 23, was arrested in Perth Amboy on charges of attempting to kill Charles Kish, 26, owner of the local saloon with a dance hall. Kish was shot while asleep in bed. Kish saw the girl flee the room, but she denies the accusation.
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Fire destroys Glen Wagon plant in Seneca Falls
Fire in Seneca Falls destroyed the new Glen Wagon company plant and a large Gowlie allied storehouse, with several other buildings also damaged. Estimated losses reached 370,000 dollars as water service proved inadequate to fight the blaze.
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Boxton Named Acting Mayor of Frisco in Temporary Move
In a special session the board of supervisors selected Charles Boxton, a board member, to succeed James J. Gallagher as acting mayor of the city. The appointment is understood to be temporary.
Connecticut Ends Speed Limits and Minor Auto Arrests
In Connecticut Neiblman notes a policy shift with no more speed limits and no arrests except for careless driving on rural roads. The announcement cites FLARTYORD County as the reference area and implies broad enforcement changes.
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Elopement Pair Reported Hidden in New York
New York dispatch says Katie Sourvéla and Ung Wing, the China fit she eloped with from Baston Pennsylvania, are believed to be hiding somewhere in New York. The notice notes the couple’s disappearance and authorities’ search efforts.
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