Bomb factories discovered in Odessa and reprisals abroad
Odessa reports three bomb factories and twelve arrests with sixty seven missiles found, as Russian envoys visit Oyster Bay for a formal reception. Witte and Rosen arrive with Rhinewood and attendants for talks, while discussions in New York outline transport to Portsmouth for a peace conference between Russia and Japan. China and Korea press for voice on Manchuria questions, heightening open door concerns.
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Iims
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Moree
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Mra
Roosevelt
New York
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Telegraph
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Sutton
Hoviteky
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Japan
Portsmouth
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Rissa
China
Korea
Runa
Dem
Sato
Europe
America
Russia
Waldorf-Astoria
Almar Bato
Mr. Sato
Russa
Divorce trial reveals strain as Mrs Taggart faces accusations
Proceedings show Mrs Taggart accused of whiskey use and alleged infidelity during Captain Taggart’s absence in the army. Deposition from Morrow Taggart notes a whiskey bottle at his Orrville home. he recalls a public image of virtue, while others recount late-night visits and disreputable conduct. Depositions describe encounters in San Francisco and Manila involving Mrs Taggart and other men, with testimonies about drunkenness and alleged propriety. The defense signals Captain Taggart will testify, as more depositions surface in the deeply serious case.
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Morrow Taggart
Captain Taggart
Mra
J. R. Moore
San Francisno
Mira Taggart
Mra. Culver
Chicago
Taggart
Severnl
Spencer
Tugenri
Noon
Tigwart
Agustina de la Cruise
Tongeart
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Axon
Captain Bush
Captain Hash
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Hash
Bash
Taggert
Emigration Firms Fight Panama Laborer Plan
In Tokyo emigration companies oppose sending Japanese laborers to Panama for canal work. They cite unsatisfactory conditions including lack of care for families, no home return provisions, no passage money, and poor drinking water and sanitation. Government refers funding questions to the emigration company, which responded with alarm.
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Tokyo
Panama
Williamsom Jury Disagrees in Land Fraud Conspiracy Case
Portland reports the Williamson and co defendants jury failed to reach a verdict after 44 hours on charges of conspiring to suborn perjury to secure government lands. Retrial set for August 28 before Judge Hunt. The vote split showed seven for conviction on the first ballots and six for no verdict on later ballots. The case also involves Senator Mitchell and Congressman Hermann with alleged payments of 2000 dollars to expedite patent claims.
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Williamson
Cate Steaiant
Mitchell
Congress
Hermann
B. A
D. Puter
Puter
GRAFT IN THE PHILIPPINES OPERATIONS UNVEILED
Reports from Manila reveal a four year scheme in the military medical supply department. Books falsified to mask roughly 100000 dollars in shortages. Chief Clerk William Reeves got 15 months for selling government surgical instruments. Clerk Paul Stungl received one and a half years. Hospital service men Wales Strawser and Stonebreaker drew five years each. General Corbin says no army officer should be governor general. the post should be civil only.
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Corbin
The
Philippines
Washington
Manila
Military Medical Supply Department
William Reeves
Paul Stungl
Pro- Wales Strawser and Stonebreaker
Equipment Arriving for Riparia Bridge Camp
Four more carloads of graders equipment reached Riparia on the morning freight, bringing total gear to ten cars awaiting horses and mules due tonight. Workers built bunk houses and tables as the camp forms a mile above town, with stakes set for the bridge. An estimated 150 animals will arrive in the first shipment.
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Riparia
Oll
Fire in Michigan mine endangers miners in Cambrie shaft
Noguunie Mich Aug 1 A fire traps miners at the Republic Iron and Steel Cambrie mine. Pumps pour water into the shaft as rescuers battle heat and smoke and warn many may be suffocated.
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Michigan
Noguunie
Mich
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Cambrie
Here to Throne Dies San Sebastian Heir to Austrian Throne
Aug 4 in San Sebastian the infant Maria Alfonzo son of Austria's writer Alfonmo and heir to the throne died this morning of consumption. Born in ton, the tragedy marks a swift royal misfortune.
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San Sebastian
Maria Alfonzo
Austria
Alfonmo
Ton
Tighter Regulations and Quarantine News From New Orleans
Progress on cleaning up New Orleans continues as authorities report more deaths and new cases since yesterday. The National Quarantine Association president was arrested in Mississippi, detained, and placed aboard a revenue cutter. Channel 4 raul tied up with unclear broadcasts.
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National Quarantine Association
Mibsstasippi
New Orleans
Breaking the record New Orleans August 4 report
Audited updates from August 4 show 22 new cases and four deaths in New Orleans, with quarantine tightening across Mississippi, Alabama, Texas and Arkansas. Guards ordered out in Jackson and Vicksburg. Italians accounted for four deaths and 17 new cases in New Orleans area. A transit Mall car detachment moved through Calcasieu and Rapides parishes, while Dr. J M Lindsay of Nashville was arrested in Mobile on quarantine duties.
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New Orleans
Alabama
Techinomec
Texas
Arkansas
Jackson
Mita
The
Health Board
Vicksburg Company of
National Guards
Canal Street
Richardson
Calcasieu
Rapiles Parish
Joans Trate
Calenaleu
HK Stipe
Mobile
J. M. Lindsay
Nations Quarantine Association of Nashville
Chie Port
Mies
New Oriente
Talit
Winona
Railroads tied up over parishes arson likely feud
Indications of trouble between the bosses of two states as Rapides and Calcasieu parishes shut out trains. No mail from Texas and North Louisiana reached today, halting the Texas and Southern Pacific lines and delaying service across the region.
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New Orleans
Rapides
Calcaseu Parishes
Texas
Southern Pacific
North Lou
Istana Polnte
FRAMERS RESENTFUL TOWARD COUNCIL
Prominent farmers in the reservation resent the city council move banning Sunday business and a lease revolution tied to it. Rumors circulate of a large store venture to supply farmers on Sundays, spurred by capital but as yet unacted. Farmers allege council action is a punitive bid against them for saloon regulation.
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Jones
Ory
Sevaral
Naval clash and troop mobilization near Mississippi
Reports from New Orleans on August 4 describe the U S naval reserve engaging in actions along the Mississippi and Ship Island waters. The patrol boat Tooney was captured at Rigoletti. Louisiana fleet claims the flagship Grace as seized prize cargo. Governor Vardaman calls out troops to the front as unrest and martial displays increase amid yellow fever cases and deaths in the city.
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Vardaman
Grace
Long
Binnehard
Louisiana Novel
Rigoletti
Missineippi
Tooney
Ship Island Card
Louisiana
New Orleans
Loulaiana
Crown
Veesele
Mermenton
Swedish Prince Guut Visits Danish King in Copenhagen
The Swedish frow n prince Guut arrived in Copenhagen to visit King Christian and discuss the Norwegian situation.
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Gustav
Christian
Copenhagen
Guut
Weston Normal school funding stands in abeyance
The Weston Normal school board postponed action as cash subscriptions total 5825 with 8000 pledged for next year. Regents rejected a half salary plan from faculty and face raising nearly 5000 more to reach 10000 required to operate next year. The situation remains open awaiting further fundraising and possible full faculty hires.
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Board of Regents
Weston Normal School
French
Three Salt Lake councilors barred from vote on light franchise
The district court enjoined three Salt Lake City Council members from voting on a proposed street railway and electric utility franchise. The Mormon church holds stock in a related company and church leader Joseph Smith is noted as president of the Mormon electric firm. The move sparks protest plans and claims of a Mormon monopoly. Meanwhile track work on the Great Southern railroad nears Dyfar with bridges still to come.
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Salt Lake City
District Court
Mormon Church
Joseph Smith
Mormon Electric Company
Planis
Great Southern Railroad
Dyfar
Dalles
Rail strikes cripple Northern Pacific and Great Northern traffic
Telegraphers strike cripples multiple lines with passenger trains delayed and freight halted. Seventeen non union workers depart west. perishable shipments face embargoes with some routes reopened for select stations. Northern Pacific and Great Northern impose limited service while express options tighten and delays continue on mainline routes.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Perhamanya
West
St Paul
Bse
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. C
Manitoba
Winnipeg Junction
Winnipeg
Great Northern Express
Pasco Bridge Under Way Across Columbia River
Seattle reports progress on the new Northern Pacific bridge at Pasco over the Columbia River. The structure will cost over 500000 dollars and use 40 to 50 thousand tons of steel. The old wooden span from 1887 will be rebuilt in steel, with work starting later this fall. The new bridge will carry 246 tons versus 148 for the old span.
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Seattle
Columbia
Pasco
le Aled
Santa Fe County New Mexico Seeks Bond Payment Relief
New York reports Santa Fe County New Mexico with 71 million debt placed under receiver. Actions to enforce principal and interest payments on bonds are pending. principal holders include New York banking houses with security tied to railway bonds. County aims to revive railroad construction across the region.
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Santa Fe County
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Cexico
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