Roosevelt on tour guards the president’s five thousand tour
Roosevelt begins a New England tour sailing from Oyster Bay aboard the Sylph with Mrs Roosevelt and a small party. In New Haven he sees factories closed for the visit, with crowds cheering as trains depart. Nearby, guards and salutes mark the journey through Meridan and other towns. Oregon Pacific buys land. Chicago wheat fluctuates.
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Vatican completes Philippine talks history for Manila delegate
The Vatican has gathered documents on the Philippine question for the Manila Apostolic Delegate. It includes a Chapelle report summary and Taft Vatican notes. Secrecy instructions aim to enable a mutual solution as Pope’s promise is pursued. In New York, 300 silk mill strikers in Jersey City return to work amid improving mood.
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Wife Dies of Starvation in Baltimore Home
Mrs. Sarah Schumacher, seventy, was found dead in her room as daughter Martha wandered in a dazed state. Coroner Jones ruled starvation as the cause after both said they went without food for several days due to poverty. Relatives in Philadelphia and Virginia are described as well to do. Martha, ill health, was the sole support for her mother.
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Admiral Diedrichs Resigns Command of Navy
Berlin August 22 Admiral Von Diedrichs resigns as Chief of Staff of the Navy. He is succeeded by Vice Admiral Bure sel. Diedrichs previously commanded the German squadron of five cruisers in Manila Bay during Dewey's operation against Spain.
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Rhodes Will Allegedly Bequeaths Warwicks South Africa Lands
The Essex County Chronicle reports Cecil Rhodes bequeathed to the Earl and Countess of Warwick lands in South Africa valued at about 1 million dollars. The Countess had earlier urged Andrew Carnegie to aid education for girls in the Transvaal. A friend of Rhodes denied the bequest when will details surfaced.
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Midsummer storms sweep Nebraska and Kansas towns
Hem ingford Nebraska reports a tornado with heavy rain and hail along the Niobrara river causing multiple building demolitions. Fort Scott Kansas notes four to six inches of rain over several days and ongoing flooding. McPherson Kansas records 2.4 inches of rain at the government station with 4.26 inches in two days.
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Grindstone Trust Formed Promoted by Capitalists
Louisv ille dispatch reports Charles D. Gates of Tarnaday and Woolworth Handle Company returning from New York where financiers promote a 25 million dollar trust to absorb all axe handle and grindstone plants in the US and Canada under one management. Wealthy interests back the project and a New York trust company may finance it.
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Canada
Sultan Promises to Settle U S Claims and Resume Talks
Constantinople August 21. Through secretary Izzy Bey the Sultan sent a friendly note to U S Minister Leishman promising to fulfill all outstanding U S claims and inviting renewed visits to the Porte. Leishman then met Grand Vizier Said Pasha and Foreign Minister Tevfik Pasha. he and Ambassador McCormick may attend the Seramik and seek an audience with the Sultan.
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Imperial Session and State Convention Announced
The Grand Ceremonial Session meets Monday evening August 25 at Kindergarten Hall West and Sixth streets. Imperial Prince and Secretary will be present. The Republican State convention is set for September 11 and 12 at the opera house. Carpenters urged to check classified column.
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Lipton in Automobile Accident Near London
Sir Thomas Lipton was in a car crash while driving from his country home to town. The twelve horsepower car skidded on streetcar rails at Woodgrin and struck the iron railing, wrecking both car and railing for miles. Lipton escaped with a shock and minor bruises. A Madrid dispatch notes the Sultan of Morocco had a dangerous automobiling incident near Fez, with a shaken driver and the sultan frightened. Delegates arrive by NCO and V and T railroads for the Sacramento Republican State convention opening next Monday. Thermometer shows 76 degrees at 8:80 this morning. Subscribe for the Gazette during the campaign.
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