Parker and Davis visit Rosemount amid late-notified talks
In Esopus on July 20 Judge Parker hosted a low key Rosemount visit with former Senator Davis while discussions of a joint notification faded. A telegram from Iowa praised Parker’s nomination and was met with thanks from Parker to the state convention chair.
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United States
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Tas Leen
Democratic Nation Committee
Judge Parker
Rogemount
Davis
Lin
New York
Mayer Ellsworth
Edward L. Perkins
Democratic County Committee
Sheehan
Senator Davis
Deavis
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National Committee
Asnn Taggart
Rosemount
Iowa
Iowa City
H. J. Stiger
Armor Makers Meet in London on Royalties Reforms
Representatives of major armor makers from Krupp Bethlehem Steel Carnegie Charles Cammell and others met in London to discuss reorganizing royalties tied to Krupp's latest improvement on a patent minor process. No final sale terms were set but progress hints at an eventual agreement within weeks. Charles M Schwab attended and will visit the Krupp works at Essen to pursue American interests.
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London
Krupp Company
Bethlehem (Pa.) Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Charles Cammell & Co
Birmingham
Charles MM
Schwab
Krupps
Krupp Works
Hsen
Prussia
Roosevelt Namesake Born to PaWR White Family in Pawtucket
Mr and Mrs J F White of Pawtucket Rhode Island report to President Roosevelt via Secretary Coelho the birth of their twelfth child a son on the 7th inst The president replied thanking them and offering congratulations for the newborn and family The likely name for the boy is Thomas Theatore White.
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Hoosevelt
Pawtucket
J. F. White
Roosevelt
Coelho
Couriie
New Pacific Cable project formed to link Pacific routes
A New Pacific Cable company is formed in Cologne with 1 750 000 capital, subsidized by German and Dutch governments, to lay a line from Celebes through Yap to Shanghai and Guam linking with the Commercial Cable Company’s Pacific system. In Saratoga New York Louis Devine was fatally injured by a train. In Danville Virginia Greensboro reports a dry local option victory by 23 votes.
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Cologne
Celebes
Yap
Pelews Group
Shanghai
Guam
Pacific Cable
Conference Sours Striking Meat Packers Note in Chicago
Leaders from Chicago labor groups sent a note to meat packers requesting a conference after a looming strike threat at stockyards. Officials said the note avoided a sympathy strike and called for peaceful talks, with many labor chiefs ready to strike if talks fail. Packery leaders voiced confidence no widespread strike would occur. President Donnelly noted ongoing arbitration efforts before any action by rank and file.
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Chicago
Etoc
Lietigte
Noekles
Chicago Federations of Labor
Nockles
Lator
Donnelly
Homer D
John Fleersch
Harney Cohen
State Federation of Labor
George Golden
Stockyards Teamsters’ Union
Joseph W. Morton
CG. L. Shamp
Firemen’s Union
John d. Fitzpatrick
American Federation
Letor
Edward Stockels
Chicago Federation of Labor
James’ Wirtig
Carpenters
Emneil
Joseph W. Alerton
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
C. L. Shamp
Gmabha
Charles H. Wall
Kau Six City
Ap Rs
Messrs
Morton
Shamp
Wall
Reprimand sought for Lord Dundonald in Montreal speech
In the House of Commons Lloyd George urged the government to reprimand Lord Dundonald for his Montreal speech and curb his agitation against Canada. Churchill supported recalling Dundonald while Forster urged caution and deferred judgment pending his defense. The motion failed without a division. Ministry notes Panama Canal Zone affairs.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
Lord Dundonald
Montreal
Winston Churchill
Arnold Forster
Lioyd-George
Good Roads Bungalow at World’s Fair Grounds Completed
The Bungalow on the model street at the world’s fair grounds by the New Jersey world’s fair committee has been completed and will serve as headquarters for the good roads movement in the country.
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Good Roads
ST. Louis
New Jersey
Naval and land clashes in the Far East and fires in Michigan and North Carolina
Reports from Liaoyang and Tatchekiao describe intensified Japanese Russian engagements with troop movements and siege activity around Port Arthur. Russian shelling disrupts Japanese camps near Sintziatun and Gaitziatun as both sides suffer losses. Concurrently, Detroit District sees a blaze destroying Michigan Central’s West Detroit paint shop and car shed, while the Osborne hotel in Oxford, North Carolina, burns with guests escaping.
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Liaoyang
Count Keller
Kuroki
Tatchekiao
Pengwangcheng
Red Cross
Mukden
Tidge
Hungpoloyu
Port Arthur
Drapanese
Hinyan
Simouchen
Sintziatun
Gaitziatun
Kaimahe
Tunchemalin
Nodau
Tundemalin
Yinkow
Japan
Russia
Red Sea
Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Alexandria
Smolensk
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad
West Detroit
Michigan, Central
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National and American League results include Pittsburgh 6 New York 4 with Batters Fathewson and Warner, Lynch and Smith. Detroit 1 New York 0 in a pitching duel. Boston and Philadelphia shutouts. table of percentages and standings. Races at Monongahela and St. Louis fairgrounds feature Otto Stiefel and The Mist among others. A shooting in Sparta leaves two wounded. Rhinelander suffers a major fire destroying thirty dwellings and causing nearly 1 million in losses. Grand exalted ruler elected in Cincinnati.
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New York
Fathewson
Warner
Lynch
Smith
Atl Pnemas
Brootlyn
Ciheinnatt
Salvin
Altters Harper
York
Csscesse
Chicato
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
el Boston
Philadelphia
Newpan
Detroit
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Donovan
Buelow
Chesbro
Klelnow
Cleveland
Boston
Bernherd
Bemis
Dineen and Cruge
Ginde
Abot
Waddell and Sehreck
Ww. L. PC
Cease Ee Eeeseees
Chicago
Washington
Otto Stiefel
Worlds Fair Track
Fair Grounds
Rebo
Folies Bergeres
Thane
Byron Rose
Speer Wine Company Passaic Vineyards Produce Finest Port
The Speer Wine Company of Passaic New Jersey boasts a single national vineyard stock over forty years old. The Spee Port wine and Burgundy are praised as the world's finest with rich body and high character. Physicians endorse the wines for strengthening weak or aged persons, and it is sold by druggists and grocers.
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Speer Wine Company
Passaic N. J
Spee
Europe
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